Faith in the Media
Data from the 2021 Census, when a great proportion of Australians were in lockdown, reveals a new face of the Australian population.
More Australians are "unlikely to worship a god and more likely to come from immigrant families."
- Almost 40 per cent of Australians say they have no religious beliefs
- Less than half of Australians identified as Christian (declared by 43.9 per cent of the population).
- Christianity remains the nation's most common religion
Read: ABC News Census 2021 data shows Australians are less religious and more culturally diverse than ever By Markus Mannheim. Posted Tue 28 Jun 2022.
