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WA diversity and statistics

The 2016 Australian Census affirmed that Western Australia is one of the most diverse and the fastest growing of all the states and territories in Australia.

Infographics and fact sheets

Useful infographics and fact sheets that showcase key information:

53.5% of Western Australians have one or both parents born overseas and increase from 51.7% in 2011

Aboriginal languages spoken at home in WA by people who speak English not well or not at all by ageAboriginal languages spoken at home in WA by people who speak English not well or not at all by age (pdf) (495 KB)
Languages spoken at home by people who speak English not well or not at all by ageLanguages spoken at home by people who speak English not well or not at all by age (pdf) (575 KB)
Country of birth and main languages spokenCountry of birth and main languages spoken (pdf) (668 KB)
New and emerging communities in WANew and emerging communities in WA (pdf) (1099 KB)
At a glance: multicultural youth in WAAt a glance: multicultural youth in WA (pdf) (1426 KB)
At a glance: multicultural women in WAAt a glance: multicultural women in WA (pdf) (1461 KB)
At a glance: multicultural seniors in WAAt a glance: multicultural seniors in WA (pdf) (1444 KB)
WA's Changing Population and Cultural LandscapeWA's Changing Population and Cultural Landscape (pdf) (411 KB)
WA's Linguistic DiversityWA's Linguistic Diversity (pdf) (222 KB)
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in WA-2016 CensusCultural and Linguistic Diversity in WA-2016 Census (pdf) (227 KB)

Page reviewed 15 October 2020