
Rising housing costs have been linked to Australia's "baby recession" and declining fertility rate.
The number of births in 2023 dropped to 289,100 which was the lowest annual total since 2006, analysis from KPMG Australia revealed.

Rising housing costs have been linked to Australia's "baby recession" and declining fertility rate.
The number of births in 2023 dropped to 289,100 which was the lowest annual total since 2006, analysis from KPMG Australia revealed.