Stats Guy News Today

Our resident Stats Guy predicts that the young, diverse and non-believing will get Australia to 30 million residents.

Our resident Stats Guy finds that the current shortage of foster carers is not the result of poor marketing or cold-hearted Australians, it’s driven by macro drivers and requires system change.

Our resident Stats Guy examines the falling birth-rate and its implications.

Our resident Stats Guy argues that praying for religion to act as social glue in Australia won’t be a good bet in his lifetime.

This week, our resident Stats Guy looks at a the obvious question facing the nation right now.

The Stats Guy looks at how to use the Four Quadrant Model to view the world from more than one perspective.

I am driving late at night; a classic rock station plays along in the background. On comes Jimmy Barnes with Working Class Man. It never occurred to me to look at a piece of music through the demographic lens.

An occupational hazard of working as a demographer is to think about death too much. To balance things out, demographers think about life a lot too.

Some data analysts believed that it is possible for 433 bettors to win last Saturday's lottery prize. On October 1, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes

Our monthly digest of articles, research reports, policy announcements and more about housing stress/affordability and homelessness.