3106.0 - Demography News, Mar 2001

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 04/03/2001

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Contents Pegional Population Growth Future Population Growth What Ifs Small Area Population Projections Are you over 35? International Migration Interstate Migration Regional Fertility in NSW Deaths Indigenous Mortality Indigenous Demographic Trends Courses Understanding Demographic Data Courses A Century of Population Change in Australia Overseas Arrivals and Departures What the ABS Demography Program Produces Key Contacts About this release	INTERSTATE MIGRATION With the exception of Victoria and Queensland, all States and Territories recorded net interstate migration losses for the year ended September 2000. New South Wales lost 15,800 persons while Queensland gained 19,400 persons and Victoria gained 7,500. Further information is available in Australian Demographic Statistics, September Quarter 2000 (Cat. no. 3101.0) released on 22 March 2001. This issue contains September quarter 2000 data for natural increase and interstate migration. It also contains estimated resident population at 30 June 2000 for major population centres, marital status and country of birth. Additionally, two special articles are included: Australia's Regional Population Growth and Deaths of People Aged 25-39 Years. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.