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Australia's cultural diversity

Migrant and ethnic communities
People who share a similar cultural background are part of an ethnic community or a migrant community. The migrant community is anyone who has come to Australia from overseas. An ethnic community refers to a group o people with the same cultural background. For example, the Vietnamese community is an example of an ethnic community. 

​With a declining rate of natural increase, and a consistency in the net migration rate, it appears as if Australia will have a society that is increasingly multicultural. Overseas migration has played an important role in Australia’s population. 

Leichhardt
​•Known as Sydney’s “Little Italy”
•The main commercial area – Norton St contains many Italian eateries
•The Forum is a building and courtyard designed to resemble Italian architecture – it has the feel of a Mediterranean town piazza.
•The Italian community has a wealth of social and cultural organisations located in Leichhardt
Cabramatta
​•Cabramatta is located in south-western Sydney
•During the late 1970s, Australia began accepting refugees from Vietnam.
•Cabramatta had several migrant hostels, and the first Vietnamese migrant lived there.
•Gradually many Vietnamese people made the suburb their home and they eventually replaced former migrant groups. 
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  • Urbanisation
    • Extended Response - Urbanisation
  • Settlement patterns
  • Migration
    • Causes of internal migration
    • International Migration
    • Australia's cultural diversity
  • Australia’s Urban Future
    • Australia's Population Growth >
      • Graphs and Stats: Population Growth
      • Visual Representations: Population
      • Visual Representations: Population Density
      • Graphs and Stats: Population pyramids
    • Future Growth and Sustainability >
      • What is sustainability?
      • Sydenham to Bankstown
      • Geographical Inquiry - Urban Change in the Inner West
      • Spatial Technologies - GIS
      • Fieldwork: Marrickville
    • Sustainable Urban Places >
      • Light Rail and Metroline
      • GreenWay
      • Fieldwork: Greenway
      • WestConnex
      • Maps: WestConnex
      • Visual Representations: WestConnex infographic
      • Deindustrialisation
      • Visual Representations: Land use change in Marrickville
      • Extended response - Sustainable Urban Places
    • Contributing to a Sustainable Urban Future >
      • Community Contributions to Sustainability
      • Protests and RAGs
      • Fieldwork: WestConnex community percpetions
      • Geographical Inquiry
  • HSIE Teachers Home