Population of Australia 1830 – 70,039 1835 – 113,345 1845 – 279,148 1855 – 793,260 1865 – 1,390,043 1875 – 1,898,223 1885 – 2,694,518 1895 – 3,491,621 1901 – 3,773,248 1911 – 4,455,005 1921 – 5,435,734 1931 – 6,629,839 1941 – 7,579,358 1954 – 8,986,530 1966 – 11,550,462 1976 – 13,548,448 1986 – 15,602,279 1996 – 17,892,423 2000 – 18,972,350 2010 – 22,328,800 | How did it affect the amount of people who came to Australia? The people who came to Australia would never be able to get into Australia because they’d never pass the dictation test no matter how much they knew, so a lot of them didn’t come back to Australia because it was a waste of their money. There weren’t too many people who then came to Australia. How has the Policy affected the Population of Australia? The population of Australia wasn’t growing at a very fast rate during the White Australia policy. The amount of men in Australia shortened after the World Wars and the White Australia policy was abolished and the population grew by an extra 3 million in 15 years.
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