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Australia's population has grown by 400,000 a year over the past three years, ABS says 25th million person is likely to be a young Chinese woman student or skilled worker Economy needs skilled workers to support ageing population, George Megalogenis says

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The number of international students in Australia has increased by 12 per cent this year as enrolment numbers continue to rise exponentially.

The paper, released on Tuesday, cites International Monetary Fund estimates showing Australia's migration program will add up to one per cent to annual average GDP growth from 2020 to 2050, because it limits the economic impact of the ageing population.

Australia's population is rapidly increasing, driven by high immigration, and the economy has been growing continually for decades.
On average over the last 15 years, about 200,000 new jobs have been created each year. Multiply that by five and you've got 1 million.

The students spend four years of their five-and-a-half-year degree doing paid engineering work and are assessed on portfolios of their real-world projects. The unusual approach has attracted the attention of the leading Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which has named the regional NSW university as one of the four top "emerging leaders in engineering" in the world.

Australia is ranked the world’s seventh most accepting nation out of the 140 countries including in the survey (Iceland topped the list followed by New Zealand and Rwanda). A common thread tying many of the most-accepting countries together was a long history of receiving migrants. Those who were younger and more educated tended to be more accepting. The index also showed that in the most welcoming countries both newcomer and long-term migrants are much more positive about th...eir future than those in less-accepting nations. For the first time the World Happiness Report this year ranked nations according to the happiness of their migrants, not just the overall population. Australia’s migrant population was rated the world’s sixth happiest - even better than our overall 10th ranking on the global happiness league table. Malcolm Turnbull likes to call Australia “the most successful multicultural society in the world”.
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Australia is ranked the world’s seventh most accepting nation out of the 140 countries including in the survey (Iceland topped the list followed by New Zealand and Rwanda). A common thread tying many of the most-accepting countries together was a long history of receiving migrants. Those who were younger and more educated tended to be more accepting. The index also showed that in the most welcoming countries both newcomer and long-term migrants are much more positive about th...eir future than those in less-accepting nations. For the first time the World Happiness Report this year ranked nations according to the happiness of their migrants, not just the overall population. Australia’s migrant population was rated the world’s sixth happiest - even better than our overall 10th ranking on the global happiness league table. Malcolm Turnbull likes to call Australia “the most successful multicultural society in the world”.
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Integration is key to Australia’s successful migrant story
ALAN TUDGE| The Australian| 12:00AM March 7, 2018 |

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