Presumably the BBC means “non-descript white” in the sidebar on ancestry here, because the last time I looked the rest of the people listed were also Australians:
“Total population: 21 million
Australian: 6.7m (38.7%)
English: 6.4m (36.5%)
Irish: 1.9m (11%)
Italian: 800,000 (4.6%)
German: 742,000 (4.3%)
Chinese: 557,000 (3.2%)
Greek: 376,000 (2.2%)
Dutch: 269,000 (1.5%)
Lebanese: 162,000 (0.9%)
Indian: 157,000
Vietnamese: 157,000 (0.9%)”
Note that this is an ancestry table, not an immigration table, where it might be appropriate to distinguish between Australian-born and others.
Last time I looked, Aborigines made up 2.4% of Australia’s population. Why on earth have they been ignored?
Weekend 21st February 2026
Smarmer has been telling the BBC how much he cares about misogyny and how determined he is to stamp it…