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Emigration rises as Australians bail out, according to Department of Immigration
Topic Started: 20 Nov 2011 - 21:55 (92 Views)
Admin 20 Nov 2011 - 21:55 Post #1
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 Emigration rises as Australians bail out, according to Department of Immigration
by: Caroline Marcus
From: The Sunday Mail (Qld)
November 20, 2011 12:00AM
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/national/emigration-rises-as-aussies-bail-out/story-e6freooo-1226200172844

OVERALL migration from Australia has soared to a record high - with 88,000 leaving in the past year.

The stampede abroad represents a massive 90 per cent increase from the previous decade, figures from the Department of Immigration show.
Half the emigrants are Australian-born who have chosen to start new lives in Britain (15,119), New Zealand, (14,596), the US (8046) and Singapore (6952).
NSW had the most number of permanent departures - 40 per cent - followed by Victoria (22 per cent) and Queensland (20 per cent). cont..

Finally an article about our peaking emigration.
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Admin 21 Nov 2011 - 09:16 Post #2
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 I also note that the ABS is still spruiking that the majority return within one year. Completely false as half were non-Australian born and of them approx 30,000 indicated they would be gone for 5 or more years.
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SuperEgo 21 Nov 2011 - 17:54 Post #3

they are getting out cause

we are getting flooded with bad immigration

its called and invasion

and its very hard to get your head around

we where brought up with our country our people our land

and it was all BS
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