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The latest survey says that 69% of aussies don't want any more growth. http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/04/14/2872279.htm ......"A new survey has shed more light on how Australian voters would respond if population growth became a big election issue.The survey by the Australian...

True. We also export food to these overpopulated places. At 60 million people we have no more food exports as we will be eating it all ourselves. Who said anything about kicking people out? Who said anything about even stopping immigration? I think most of the population want immigration...

I wonder if the residents of those tax havens say this about Australia then,.... Small population, little traditional industry, lots of financial services and service industries, GDP per capita can be distorted, especially by coffee shops and housing, all they do is dig up rocks and dirt...

Really? Stats...??? We are talking standards of living are we? Lets look at the top 10 nations in GDP per capita? 1 Liechtenstein $ 122,100 2 Qatar $ 121,700 3 Luxembourg $ 78,000 4 Bermuda $ 69,900 5 Norway $ 58,600 6 Jersey $ 57,000 7 Kuwait $ 54,100 8 Singapore $ 50,300...

I'd reckon that was quite clear. India, bangladesh, name any number of about 100 other overpopulated places in the world can never ever enjoy the standard of living we do here and will continue to enjoy as long as we don't overfill this place up and dilute our resource wealth. We should aim to...

I basically agree with you and most of what you've posted on here for a while. See ya's.

This has been done to death on here, and you know it too. Kiethj always brings this point up. It's not average incomes to property prices that's important, it's disposible household incomes to property prices. And property prices haven't doubled every 10 years since forever. They have...

I think the rba is doing a great job, now and for the last few years. The really dumb idea was the first home owners boost. This sure did prop up house prices, but it's helped to create this house price boom that the rba is concerned about. Imagine if all these billions were instead used at...