As you can see above, the majority of Australia is white. Viewing this one may believe Australia has little to no diversity however they have quite a rich history of immigration from all over the world.
Religon In Australia
Religon in Australia is quite diverse. The Constitution of Australia prohibits the government from establishing a church and interfering with freedom of religion. Most of Australia's population is made up of Christians. On the 2011 Census 61% of Australians declared some type of Christianity. In the past the percentage was far higher but Australia is growing and diversifying. In the same census in 2011 23% of Australians declared no religion and a meager 9% refused to answer. The remaining population is a group of 2.5% Buddhists, 2.2% Muslim, 1.3% Hindus, and 0.5% Jewish.
Government
Australia has a federal system of government. The Australian Federal Government is headed by the Queen who is represented in Australia by the Governor-General of Australia. The country is further divided into states and territories which are self-governed. The states retain sovereign powers that have been assigned to them by the national government derived from the Constitution.
