What is the total population of Australia?

The total population of Australia is 25.69 million (September 2020). 74% are British and Irish, 5% are Asian, 2.7% are indigenous, and 18.3% are other nationalities. The official language is English, and Chinese is the second most common language besides English. About 63.9% residents believe in Christianity, and 5.9% residents believe in Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and other religions. The population with no religious belief or unknown religious belief accounts for 30.2%.

Australia is a typical immigrant country, which is described by sociologists as a "national platter". Since British immigrants set foot on this beautiful land, immigrants from 120 countries and 140 nationalities have come to Australia to make a living and develop.

Ethnic distribution in Australia:

The earliest aborigines in Australia now account for less than 1% of the total population. In the 2006 census, whites accounted for 92%. Most Australians originated from 19 and British immigrants in the 20th century, and many came from other countries. 37. 13% people call themselves Australians, followed by 3 1.65% English Australians and 9.08% Irish Australians.

Scottish Australians 7.56%. Italian Australia 4.29%, German Australia 4.09%, China 3.37%, Greek 1.84%. According to data from the Australian Immigration Service.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Australia