As they came to Chicago in 1926 and will go to Carthage, North Africa, in 1930, so they flocked to the 29th Eucharistic Congress in Australia. High upon a Sydney eminence is the new St. Mary’s ...

AUSTRALIA’S most religious and non-religious postcodes have been revealed in latest Census data by the Bureau of Statistics. Ninety-three per cent of residents in the New South Wales postcode ...

Although Islam is still the most popular non-Christian religion in Australia—followed by Buddhism, which represented 2.4 percent of the country—it was Hinduism that saw the most significant spike.

Australia is becoming even more multicultural. Search for where your neighbours were born, what language they speak and what religion they follow.

Australia on Thursday introduced contentious religious anti-discrimination legislation to parliament that if approved would allow faith-based organizations to prioritize the hiring and enrolment ...

SYDNEY, Australia — Religion isn’t a welcome dinner subject for most Australians. The country has grown increasingly secular, and in one recent poll a majority said religion did more harm than ...

Australians are losing their religion, the headlines tell us, but digging deeper into the 2016 census tells a more complex story about how closely faith and geography are linked in modern Australia.

More than 70,000 people in Australia have declared that they are followers of the Jedi faith, the religion created by the Star Wars films. A recent census found that one in 270 respondents - or 0.37% ...

In Australia's latest Census report, more people identified with "no religion" than with Catholicism, a feat unprecedented in the country's history. The number of people reporting "no religion ...

Australia might be losing its religion, but the world isn't. By Matt Wade. August 12, 2017 — 6.24pm. Save. Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later.

Australia's latest census data, released on Tuesday, revealed that for the first time ever "no religion" was the country's most popular single religious affiliation.According to the Australian ...

data, the second biggest faith-based group in Australia identified as having ‘no religion, accounting for over 22 per cent of the national population (just behind Catholicism at number one).