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Growing pains as Brisbane s population set to hit 3m | Fraser Coast Chronicle

News by Dan Petrie Premium Content A funny thing happened last week: Brisbane s population officially ticked over 2.5 million people. The river city gained 1.9 per cent in new residents for the period ending June 2020, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics latest population data. That means that if Queensland s magnetic population pull continues, Greater Brisbane will be home to three million people within a decade, making it on par with today s Pyongyang and Kiev. Brisbane has boomed in popularity but at what cost? Picture: iStock Globally, the city of Brisbane has now surpassed Damascus in war-torn Syria, which has a population of 2.439 million, to crack the top 200 in terms of world s largest cities by population, according to the world population review website.

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Australia s Queensland state premier says Brisbane lockdown to end

Australia s Queensland state premier says Brisbane lockdown to end
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Brisbane property market update March 2021

Brisbane property market update March 2021 By Melinda Jennison 08 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE This article will highlight what has been happening in the Brisbane Property Market during March 2021. Housing market values across Australia continued to surge throughout March 2021, and Brisbane was no exception. With the fastest rate of monthly growth recorded in Brisbane for several years, perhaps it is finally time for Brisbane to shine? There are a broad range of positive factors that continue to drive this rapid price escalation within Brisbane. This update will unpack what is happening right now and why. With record-low interest rates as well as improving economic conditions that continue to beat forecasts, it certainly is looking a lot brighter in the housing markets throughout the country than what was predicted 12 months ago. But what has happened in the last month that continues to support this rapid price growth in Brisbane?

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AstraZeneca cut for under-50s due to blood clot fears

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content Scott Morrison is holding his second press conference of the day, announcing changes to the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia. The Prime Minister, along with chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly, are currently fronting the media in Canberra over blood clot links to the COVID-19 vaccine. Prof. Kelly announced that AstraZeneca will now be avoided for under 50s . Pfizer vaccine will be the preferred vaccination for those under the age of 50-years-old. Earlier, Mr Morrison had said the Australian Government would wait for the nation s panel of experts to review new links between AstraZeneca and blood clots before making any further

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AstraZeneca cut for under-50s

Health by Shoba Rao, Angira Bharadwaj, Ellen Ransley, Zoe Smith and Nadia Salemme 2nd Apr 2021 1:25 PM | Updated: 8th Apr 2021 5:03 PM Premium Content Scott Morrison is holding his second press conference of the day, announcing changes to the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Australia. The Prime Minister, along with chief medical officer Professor Paul Kelly, are currently fronting the media in Canberra over blood clot links to the COVID-19 vaccine. Prof. Kelly announced that AstraZeneca will now be avoided for under 50s . Pfizer vaccine will be the preferred vaccination for those under the age of 50-years-old. Earlier, Mr Morrison had said the Australian Government would wait for the nation s panel of experts to review new links between AstraZeneca and blood clots before making any further

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