India becomes Australia's largest migrant group, overtaking England

5 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows 971,020 India-born residents, or 5.2% of the population, now surpass the 970,950 England-born people.
This marks the first time Indians have outnumbered the English as Australia's top migrant group, reflecting significant demographic shifts.
The change underscores immigration's growing prominence in Australian politics, as the England-born population has declined from over 1 million since 2013.

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