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Millennials are giving pricey capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne the flick and leading the exodus to regional areas. The trend, which gained momentum during the pandemic, is continuing to be fuelled by high house prices and cost-of-living pressures.
The number of city-dwellers moving to the regions has hit a 12-month high, the latest Regional Movers Index from Commonwealth Bank and the Regional Australia Institute (RAI) found. Relocations surged in the first quarter of this year and are now sitting 20 per cent above the pre-pandemic average.
Sydney is losing the most people, accounting for 67 per cent of those who moved from the capitals to the regions over the year to March. This was followed by Melbourne, which made up 30 per cent.
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Search Engine Land: “A trove of leaked Google documents has given us an unprecedented look inside Google Search and revealed some of the most important elements Google uses to rank content.
What happened. Thousands of documents, which appear to come from Google’s internal Content API Warehouse, were released March 13 on Github by an automated bot called yoshi-code-bot. These documents were shared with Rand Fishkin, SparkToro co-founder, earlier this month…
Why we care.We have been given a glimpse into how Google’s ranking algorithm may work, which is invaluable for SEOs who can understand what it all means. In 2023, we got an unprecedented look at Yandex Search ranking factors via a leak, which was one of the biggest stories of that year. This Google document leak? It will likely be one of the biggest stories in the history of SEO and Google Search…”
The Verge: “Google confirms the leaked Search documents are real. Until today, the company refused to comment on the authenticity of the trove of documents.”
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