More millennials are boycotting the metropolitan lifestyle in favour of regional Australia. According to a new report from the Regional Australia Institute, 54,000 millennials have moved away from capital cities since 2016 – tripling figures from between 2011 and 2016. The exodus has been attributed to a strong jobs market, harsh lockdowns at the peak of the pandemic, as well as more lifestyle benefits.
More millennials are boycotting the metropolitan lifestyle in favour of regional Australia.
According to a new report from the Regional Australia Institute, 54,000 millennials have moved away from capital cities since 2016 – tripling figures from between 2011 and 2016. The exodus has been attributed to a strong jobs market, harsh lockdowns at the peak of the pandemic, as well as more lifestyle benefits.
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