Australia, jak minął tydzień? skąd taki eksodus mieszkańców z Sydney?
April 10, 2026·6 min
The episode opens with a promotional segment for the Work in Progress podcast, which focuses on helping skilled migrants rebuild their careers in Australia through real-life stories and expert advice. It then transitions to news coverage, starting with a report on the coalition adopting a work plan aimed at reducing taxes on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), while warning that underlying problems will persist. The federal government is reportedly looking to limit the growing NDIS program to find savings amid economic shocks from conflict with Iran. On Monday, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that a main sector organization informed NDIS suppliers to expect significant changes after the federal budget announcement and called for public debate on the program's future. The episode shifts to demographic trends, noting that residents of Sydney and Melbourne are changing Australia's population map by moving to regional coasts and calmer communities. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, about 33,000 residents left Sydney and 8,500 left Melbourne in the previous year, driven by factors like cheap housing, lifestyle, and space. The Regional Movers Index shows Queensland has the largest influx of migrants, with Sunshine Coast being the most popular destination. Other popular regional destinations include Greater Geelong, Fraser Coast, Lake Macquarie, and Moorabool. The episode concludes with a summary and promotional content for SBS, highlighting its role as Australia's most trusted multilingual broadcaster. It mentions advertising packages available in 68 languages and encourages listeners to engage with podcasts on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Dariusz Paczyński hosts the segment, providing news in Polish for Polish-speaking Australians.
