A presentation our client manager, Glenn Capuano, gave to the Cancer Institute of New South Wales about the changing, multicultural population of New South Wales

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Multicultural Populations in
NSW
.id briefing – 2016 Census population trends update
November 2017

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understand your industry and
working population
economic profile4 economy.id
plan for the future
population forecast3 forecast.id
allocate your resources
social atlas2 atlas.id
understand your community
community profile1 profile.id
Evidence base

3. National population and dwelling growth
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1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Building Approvals Population Growth

4. Comparative growth among the states – 5 year
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NSW Vic Qld SA WA Tas NT ACT
State % growth 2011-2016 5 year growth %

5. Population by 5 year age groups over 40 years, NSW
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200,000
300,000
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6. National fertility rate, 1934 to 2014
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7. Historical migration - national
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Annual net migration

8. Net overseas migration
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New South Wales, 1972-2016
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9. Net interstate migration
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New South Wales, 1972-2016
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-30,000
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10. NSW LGA
population
growth,
2011 to
2016
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11. NSW SA2
population
growth,
2011 to
2016
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• Online information tool, for council staff, and for the public.
• Available for over 100 LGAs across NSW
• 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011 and 2016 Census data.
• A range of demographic topics for telling the changing story of each area.
• Multicultural data on Ancestry, Birthplace, Language, Religion, Proficiency in English.
• Broken into suburb/district areas
• A range of benchmarks.
• Detailed migration and SEIFA datasets.
• Reporting and data export options designed to integrate with other output tools.
• 2016 Census update now being rolled out (2nd release to come).
• http://profile.id.com.au

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• Australia profile provides data at state and city level for all
profile.id topics.
• http://profile.id.com.au/australia

14. 2016 Census - update
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• We are still updating the Census data.
• Currently, all first release data is in the main Area profiles section, for all areas.
• Indigenous profile will be updated by mid-November.
• Second release data will also go into the site by the end of November.
• atlas.id is now complete for 1st release data, with 2nd release by the end of the year.
• 2nd release data released October 23rd. Available to .id from November 10th.
• economy.id – NIEIR dataset for 2015/16 already released. Census data for 2016 with 2011 comparisons all updated
by end January 2018.

15. Top 10 birthplaces in NSW
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16. Largest change in the top 10
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17. Changes outside the top 10
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• Iraq + 10,962
• Nepal + 16,860
• Pakistan + 11,203
• Bangladesh + 7,219
• Iran + 7,583
• Syria +4,179
• Croatia – 2,130
• Malta – 1,313
• Greece – 2,113
• Netherlands – 1,262

18. Top 10 languages in NSW
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19. Largest change in the top 10
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20. Top 10 countries of origin in the past 5 years (No.)
NSW, 2016
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Country of Birth Arrived last 5 years Total persons
% arrived last 5
years
China 73,446 234,506 31.3%
India 51,424 143,459 35.8%
United Kingdom 29,677 268,995 11.0%
Philippines 18,459 86,752 21.3%
New Zealand 17,036 117,138 14.5%
Nepal 15,764 32,122 49.1%
Iraq 12,276 40,276 30.5%
Korea (South) 12,138 51,817 23.4%
Vietnam 11,900 84,129 14.1%
Pakistan 11,485 24,523 46.8%

21. Top 10 countries of origin in the past 5 years (%)
NSW, 2016
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Country of Birth Arrived last 5 years Total persons % arrived last 5 years
Mongolia 1,249 1,560 80.1%
Saudi Arabia 2,012 3,570 56.4%
Brazil 6,297 12,317 51.1%
Nepal 15,764 32,122 49.1%
Nigeria 1,288 2,713 47.5%
United Arab Emirates 1,219 2,597 46.9%
Pakistan 11,485 24,523 46.8%
Mexico 740 1,697 43.6%
Syria 3,904 9,294 42.0%

22. Top 10 languages with poor English
proficiency (NSW, 2016 and 2011)
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Language 2016 2011 Change
Mandarin 68,161 36,601 31,560
Cantonese 38,768 36,278 2,490
Vietnamese 33,344 29,086 4,258
Arabic 31,939 28,478 3,461
Korean 19,949 15,806 4,143
Greek 12,576 13,802 - 1,226
Italian 9,588 11,078 - 1,490
Non-verbal, so described 9,091 5,727 3,364
Spanish 7,517 7,182 335
Thai 6,406 3,247 3,159
Macedonian 4,750 5,062 - 312

23. Top languages for those aged 55-74
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Language Persons aged 55-74% of total 55-74 pop
English 1,142,170 72.9%
Cantonese 36,865 2.4%
Mandarin 33,869 2.2%
Arabic 30,375 1.9%
Italian 21,632 1.4%
Greek 19,391 1.2%
Vietnamese 17,761 1.1%
Tagalog/Filipino 15,977 1.0%
Spanish 14,517 0.9%
Macedonian 8,081 0.5%
Korean 8,019 0.5%
Hindi 7,814 0.5%
Croatian 6,136 0.4%
Maltese 5,676 0.4%

24. Top 10 Local Government Areas for % non-
English speaking
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LGA Language OTE Total Pop % Language OTE
Fairfield (C) 140,621 198,816 70.7%
Cumberland (A) 141,724 216,077 65.6%
Strathfield (A) 25,859 40,313 64.1%
Burwood (A) 23,397 36,810 63.6%
Canterbury-Bankstown (A) 208,187 346,300 60.1%
Bayside (A) 82,275 156,053 52.7%
Georges River (A) 78,578 146,834 53.5%
Parramatta (C) 117,540 226,153 52.0%
Liverpool (C) 106,018 204,330 51.9%
Ryde (C) 55,863 116,304 48.0%
Blacktown (C) 138,146 336,965 41.0%

25. Multicultural NSW site
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• A resource for understanding diverse communities across the state of NSW
• Geographic locations
• Age structure
• Birthplace, Language, Ancestry and Religion for each group.
• Education, Occupation and Employment outcomes
• 2016, 2011 and 2006 comparisons
• Free, public resource
• http://multiculturalnsw.id.com.au

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A Census tool for
analysts and
researchers
• Complements profile.id,
with more data, including
outside LGA.
• Login – subscription only
service.
• Robust Census data
• Presented in an easy-to-
use, interactive map
• National coverage, local
detail.
• Custom geography, for
any area.
• Explore spatially
Placemaker.id – 2016 Census explorer edition

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Including the latest 2016 Census data
All the topics you know from community
profile, including;
• Sex
• Age
• Ancestry
• Religion
• Housing
• Education
• Income
• Employment
• Industry
Complete list of
Census topics
Census explorer tool also offers
• Reliable change over time data from the last 3 Census periods (2006-2016)
• Custom catchments
• Custom schemes and formatting

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Built-in reporting including
• Mini reports
• Full reports
• Export to Word, Excel or
preformatted PDF reports
• Export maps and raw data.
Report and export
http://home.id.com.au/census-explorer
Or ask after this presentation for more information
Single and multi-user
licenses available.
Useful for Local
Government and non-
government users.