Chapter 743: 1930

Australasia's National Day celebrations have become increasingly subdued, seldom organizing significant parades unless there's a major event.

After all, the country's strength had already been established through previous wars, and with Australasia's current standing, there was no need to bolster its prestige and status with such ceremonies.

As time entered 1930, there were still some points of interest in the government's annual report.

First was the population, which Arthur regarded with great importance, having made a substantial leap to over 37.55 million people.

In the economic crisis, Australasia was unique in achieving significant population growth.

Economically, last year Australasia's Gross National Product had reached a record-setting 5.867 billion Australian Dollars, with an annual fiscal revenue also hitting a new high of 375 million Australian Dollars.