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Growth states: NSW loses, QLD wins - growing 50% faster
Jun 28 2010
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NSW grew by only 1.64% and lost a net 13,800 residents who moved interstate over the past year - about the same number that QLD received as new interstate immigrants. WA grew 2.65%, QLD 2. 44%, VIC 2.13%, NSW 1.64%, SA 1.32% and TAS 0.89%. Melbourne is predicted to be bigger than Sydney by 2051 at this rate.

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