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Live: No appetite to revive 'baby bonus' to tackle Australia's falling fertility rate

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  • the headline was changed: Live: No appetite to revive 'baby bonus' to tackle Australia's falling fertility rate
  • the headline was changed: Live: Australians No appetite to live longer and have fewer children by 2066revive 'baby bonus' to tackle falling fertility rate

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  • Australia's population will come close to 40 million people by 2066 as Australians live longer but have fewer children, according to the latest intergenerational report.
  • While launching the bid, Albanese named former News Corp executive Siobhan McKenna as Australia's next consul-general in New York, one of the country's most sought-after postings.
  • McKenna — a former top lieutenant of Lachlan Murdoch — is currently the Australia Post chair and will succeed businesswomen Heather Ridout, whose term expires in December.
  • Joel McGregor has been appointed as the next ambassador to Egypt, Jamie Isbister will be the next Papua New Guinea high commissioner and Lucienne Manton is Australia's next ambassador to Timor-Leste.

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Australia's population will come close to 40 million people by 2066 as Australians live longer but have fewer children, according to the latest intergenerational report.

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While launching the bid, Albanese named former News Corp executive Siobhan McKenna as Australia's next consul-general in New York, one of the country's most sought-after postings.

"Siobhan McKenna is a professional, and she will do an outstanding job representing Australia and the Australian government here in New York," Albanese said.

McKenna — a former top lieutenant of Lachlan Murdoch — is currently the Australia Post chair and will succeed businesswomen Heather Ridout, whose term expires in December.

In addition to McKenna, Foreign Minister Penny Wong also confirmed several senior DFAT officials had been appointed to several overseas postings.

Joel McGregor has been appointed as the next ambassador to Egypt, Jamie Isbister will be the next Papua New Guinea high commissioner and Lucienne Manton is Australia's next ambassador to Timor-Leste.

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