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The Crunch: migration hits record high, bird flu takes flight and kicking goals with AFL mullets

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The Crunch newsletter cover trail image. From left to right: AFL player Bailey Smith with his mullet, a mallard duck, an apartment complex and steam rising from a nuclear power plant. — We dive into AFL mullets, migratory mallards and the cost of nuclear power in this edition of the Crunch. Composite: AFL Photos/Getty Images/Alamy/AAP

Welcome to another edition of The Crunch!

In this week’s newsletter we have charts on the prevalence of mullets in the AFL, the cost of nuclear power compared with other options, why you think the best music was released when you were a teenager, and the UK’s growing homelessness problem.

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