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11 August 2026

Census 2026: Why China is missing from country-of-birth options despite being one of Australia’s biggest migrant groups

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Census 2026: Why China is missing from country-of-birth options despite being one of Australia’s biggest migrant groups

‘It’s a huge joke that China, as Australia’s third-largest overseas migrant group, is hidden under ‘Other’.’

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