Find out what happens between collecting and publishing Census information. This consultation is now closed. Your feedback will help decide the design of Census outputs. All kinds of organisations, from local authorities to charities, will be able to use Census information to help provide the services we all need.
Find out in our census stories how information from the last census helped to inform decisions that affect us all. If you live in Scotland, visit the National Records of Scotland census website to find out how to take part in the census for Scotland.
The last census took place in Many people and organisations used information from the Census in a variety of ways. For example, Bristol City Council used it to inform decisions on how to fund local housing improvements. It was also essential for the charity Redbridge Council for Voluntary Services to help people from ethnic minority groups learn more about dementia. To read more about the benefits that information from the Census helped to create, visit the Office for National Statistics ONS website.
Search ABS. How people completed Most households received instructions in the mail to complete online. As of Tuesday 28 September, more than 10 million forms have been completed in the Census. National advertising campaign A national advertising campaign ran on television, radio, print, outdoor channels, digital and social media.
Census questions The Census contained new questions on long-term health conditions and service with the Australian Defence Force. This data will be released in June Window to complete This Census households had several days to complete, rather than a single night. Census staff We recruited Census staff in cities, towns and regional areas across all states and territories to help deliver the Census.
Accessibility We wanted to make sure as many people as possible could complete their Census form themselves. In-language assistance We provided a range of supports and resources in place to help migrants, refugees, and international visitors to complete the Census, including: hiring Census staff who speak additional languages and reflect the diversity of local communities fill-in-the-form sessions around the country to provide face-to-face support to complete the Census in-language video guides to support communities within lockdown areas supporting organisations across Australia, such as Migrant Resource Centres and community information hubs, to help community members understand and complete the Census offering Census lesson plans to organisations around the country that teach English to migrants encouraging people to call the Translating and Interpreting Service TIS National for in-language support translated resources on our website in 40 languages, and advertising in 29 languages.
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