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                                                   Population 

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                                                   Population 

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As of 2017, the population of Australia is 24.6 million people.
67.4% of the population are British
8.7% of the population are Irish
3.8% of the population are Italian
3.7% of the population are German
3.6% of the population are Chinese
the rest of the country consists of ethnic groups such as; Aboriginal Australian,
Indian, Greek, and Dutch.

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                                            Languages Spoken 

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                                            Languages Spoken 

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The vast majority of Australians speak English, specifically 76.8% of them. Aside    from English, Mandarin is another predominant language in Australia with 336,178 people speaking it. Punjabi, Filipino, Tagalog, and Arabic are other
languages that are common in the country.

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                                                       History

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                                                       History

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In the 17th century, Australia was known as 'New Holland'. 70 years later, Captain James Cook chartered the East coast and claimed it for Britain. Post-colonization, Aboriginals of the