From ANZ today (something I've flagged for ages--the drop in NOM was temporary):
"After slowing in 2009-10, leading indicators suggest a rebound in net overseas migration is imminent. In annualised terms, net international movements are currently running at 267,000 net arrivals, which is consistent with net overseas migration rebounding to 230,000 during 2011-12. This will lift population growth to 1.75% by June 2012, from 1.4% y/y in June 2011."
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