How many go back to England?
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In percentage terms no where near as many as some believe...
Arrivals 2005-2006
Departures 2005-2006
There is also another table somewhere, that I can't be arsed to find at this time of night, that shows departures by length of stay... This shows that length of stay is no indication of permanency with a very significant percentage leaving after 20+ years...
Arrivals 2005-2006
Departures 2005-2006
There is also another table somewhere, that I can't be arsed to find at this time of night, that shows departures by length of stay... This shows that length of stay is no indication of permanency with a very significant percentage leaving after 20+ years...

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Nope, cricketers just don't do it for me I'm afraid. Something to do with them standing around all day waiting for something to happen and one bloke rubbing a ball up and down his nether regions just isn't a big turn on in my book
Now, if we were talking rugby....that's a different matter all together..that's a mans game for you. Phwoah..all those huge thighs and dirty knees mmmmmm

Now, if we were talking rugby....that's a different matter all together..that's a mans game for you. Phwoah..all those huge thighs and dirty knees mmmmmm


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In percentage terms no where near as many as some believe...
Settler (UK, 2005/06)
In 23,290 / Out 5,353
Ratio c.80/20
I suppose there has been an increase going out in recent years which may skew things a bit. Also do those leaving have to actually register their departure in any way, or might folks just pack and leave under the statistical radar? I wonder how they derive that figure.

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That's very interesting. I presume those emigrating comprise the first column only ("settler").
Settler (UK, 2005/06)
In 23,290 / Out 5,353
Ratio c.80/20
I suppose there has been an increase going out in recent years which may skew things a bit. Also do those leaving have to actually register their departure in any way, or might folks just pack and leave under the statistical radar? I wonder how they derive that figure.
Settler (UK, 2005/06)
In 23,290 / Out 5,353
Ratio c.80/20
I suppose there has been an increase going out in recent years which may skew things a bit. Also do those leaving have to actually register their departure in any way, or might folks just pack and leave under the statistical radar? I wonder how they derive that figure.
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Don't know, but here's an interesting link to The Age concerning numbers leaving:
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Nation...919330763.html
http://www.theage.com.au/news/Nation...919330763.html

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I will agree with you but this is the girl that drools after Gordon Ramsey so some would argue my taste is suspect.

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Does worry me how come its all us stuck over here in Perth, whatabout the Eastern States, you really dont see too many posters moaning about going back do you?? (Well I dont see many of them)... God it Must be this place!!! surely the whole of Australia cant be like this (Im trying to be positive Girls
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