Measures of Australia's progress, 2010

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16 September 2010This publication is designed to help Australians address the question, 'Is life in Australia getting better?'

Measures of Australia's Progress (MAP) provides a digestible selection of statistical evidence in answer to this question. Broad areas covered include population, society, economics, and the environment. Readers can use this evidence to form their own view of how our country is progressing.

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Publisher TypeGovernment or Gov agency
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