Opinion

Latest Census data shows Tasmanians are changing how they identify themselves culturally

By David Adams
July 6 2022 - 11:00am
DATA: The latest Census reveals contemporary identity is no longer as simple as a name, a parish and a ward. Picture: Shutterstock
DATA: The latest Census reveals contemporary identity is no longer as simple as a name, a parish and a ward. Picture: Shutterstock

The latest Census data is painting a picture of Australians' changing identity, especially around attachment to core values such as religious beliefs and those linked to British colonial heritage.

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