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  1. www.abs.gov.au › quickstats › 20212021 Victoria, Census All persons QuickStats | Australian ...

    Victoria, 2021 % Victoria, 2021 Victoria, 2016 % Victoria, 2016 Australia, 2021 % Australia, 2021; Median age: 38: N/A: 37: N/A: 38: N/A: 0-4 years: 375,900: 5.8: 371,219: 6.3: 1,463,817: 5.8: 5-9 years: 402,168: 6.2: 368,635: 6.2: 1,586,138: 6.2: 10-14 years: 391,388: 6.0: 341,065: 5.8: 1,588,051: 6.2: 15-19 years: 363,201: 5.6: 356,338: 6.0 ...

  2. www.abs.gov.au › articles › snapshot-vic-2021Snapshot of Victoria | Australian Bureau of Statistics

    28 de jun. de 2022 · High level summary data for Victoria in 2021. Released. 28/06/2022. Source. Snapshot of Australia, 2021. Population. In the 2021 Census, the number of people counted as usual residents of Victoria was 6.5 million. This was up from 5.9 million in 2016. Fifty years ago, in 1971, the Census counted 3.3 million people.

  3. www12.statcan.gc.ca › census-recensement › 2021Profile table, Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population ...

    Statistics Canada's Census Profile presents information from the 2021 Census of Population - Victoria, City (CY) [Census subdivision], British Columbia.

  4. population.gov.au › data-and-forecasts › key-dataNational, state and territory population, June 2021

    • National Outcomes
    • State and Territory Outcomes
    • Notes

    Australia’s population grew by around 34,300 people in the June 2021 quarter (0.1 per cent). This was entirely due to natural increase of 36,700 for the quarter, slightly offset by NOM of -2,300 (Chart 1). Quarterly NOM was around 12,100 higher than the previous quarter. This was the fifth consecutive quarter of negative NOM since the beginning of ...

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    All states and territories recorded low but positive population growth over the year ending June 2021, except for Victoria (Chart 3). Queensland had the highest annual growth (0.9 per cent), while Victoria had the lowest (-0.7 per cent). Victoria recorded its fourth consecutive quarterly population decline, falling by 282 people over the quarter. A...

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    Further detail is available from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. In this release, the ABS revised its NIM estimates for the past three quarters. This was due to the Medicare change of address data, used to estimate internal migration which showed an implausibly high number of moves for this quarter due to widespread updating of Medicare record...

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  5. www.abs.gov.au › statistics › peopleNational, state and territory population, June 2021 ...

    30 de jun. de 2021 · Australia’s population was 25,739,256 people at 30 June 2021. The quarterly growth was 34,300 people (0.1%). The annual growth was 46,000 people (0.2%). Annual natural increase was 134,800 and net overseas migration was -88,800. National. Annual population change. In the year ending 30 June 2021, Australia's population grew by 46,000 people (0.2%).

  6. www.planning.vic.gov.au › guides-and-resourcesVictorian population data - Planning

    8 de nov. de 2023 · Population dashboard. Census 2021. Victorian population map. We monitor population growth and change using population data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). We also use this data to develop Victoria's official population projections, Victoria in Future.

  7. population.gov.au › sites › populationNational, state and terriroty population, June 2021 ...

    Natural increase over the year ending. 30 June 2021 was relatively stable, with 1,400 fewer births over the year and 1,300 fewer deaths. Annual population growth was positive in all states and territories except for Victoria, however, was lower compared to the previous year in all states except the Northern Territory.