Census data - believe it or not!

• In 1971, 9,815,061 people had a TV.
• There were 619 oyster farmers in Australia in 1966.
• The 2006 Census recorded that 400 different languages were spoken in homes throughout Australia.
• 121 people aged 100+ years stated they did 30 or more hours of unpaid domestic work in the week prior to the 2006 Census.
• According to 2006 Census data, Australia has 670 parking inspectors.
• 70 per cent of the population counted in the NT in the 1933 Census were male.
• Six per cent of the Australian population worked in the Agriculture industry in 1947.
• In 1966 there were 36 people who listed their occupation as ‘whaler’.
• In 1991, 60 per cent of Australia’s population lived in either New South Wales or Victoria.
• 133 people stated they spoke an Invented Language at Home in 1996.
• 12 people were employed in the industry of squid jigging in 2001.
• 2579 people stated their occupation as ‘Media Presenter’ in 2001.