The Melbourne suburbs migrants are moving to
The majority of the nation’s record-high intake of migrants are settling in Melbourne or Sydney. Find out which suburbs are absorbing the most newcomers.
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Revealed: The Sydney suburbs migrants are moving to
With the majority of the nation’s record-high intake of migrants settling in Sydney or Melbourne, Australians in those cities are being forced to pay the price. Find out what suburbs are being hit the hardest.
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Where record number of immigrants are coming from
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