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I have to disagree with this to some level. I used to roll-out systems for Centrelink offices across Sydney and the people who came in matched the local demographic. It wasn't like I saw all Asians in Caringbah for example. I will agree that the Centrelink staff across Sydney had a high number...

You're right, I think the stats I referred to may be a few years old as it doesn't give a year of reference. That being said though, all the countries you listed are Asian so maybe 7% is correct. This will grow in the next decade because India and China are the top two sources of immigration...

Whites are the large majority of the country (92%), so statistically executives being largely white, if not all white is correct. 'Anglos' are not the only white people. Interesting stats here: http://www.indexmundi.com/australia/demographics_profile.html Only 5-6 people out of a 1000 are...

:eek: I thought mistakes like this only happen on eBay!!!!

Comparing two cities with two countries may not be a good comparison :) Toronto and Vancouver are two of the most tolerant cities in the world. I lived in Toronto for 1.5 years and didn't even hear of racial issues there. To be fair, Toronto is usually in competition for the top spot of being...

Agreed. I have seen venues in S.Asia which are for Foreigners only. Not so much so to only one foreign nationality though. Can understand if the venue develops a reputation for a particular nationality

Strathfield does have a higher Chinese population than Australian population by 9%. You might want to take a trip to the east like Bondi or Coogee. The British population is 6% higher than the Australian population. Sydney is notorious for segregation of communities, so yes its possible to feel...

Racism in Australia will improve over time. Much of the racism that is reported happens to 'visible minorities' because they're easy targets. That being said, racism in Australia happens to invisible minorities too. It's just you can't spot them until they open their mouths. Remember that story...