Hallam, Casey
What Hallam speaks at home
At the 2021 Census, about 6,300 people in Hallam used a language other than English at home, most often Hazaraghi, though no language dominates. Hallam's share is above Casey, at 1.4 times the rate. In all, 86 languages are spoken in its homes.
- Residents
- 11,263
- Speak another language
- 55.8%+10.3%
- Languages spoken
- 86
- Born overseas
- 52.2%
Which languages are spoken in Hallam?
- 01Hazaraghi822+182%
- 02Dari599-21.2%
- 03Arabic413+6.4%
- 04Sinhalese382+12.0%
- 05Pashto284+30.3%
- 06Serbian255+3.7%
- 07Punjabi254+6.7%
- 08Mandarin206+20.5%
- 09Tamil190+13.1%
- 10Urdu182+46.8%
How spread out are Hallam's languages?
The largest, Hazaraghi, is spoken by about 820 people. There are 16 languages with a share of one in 100 or more.
Where were Hallam's residents born?
Overseas-born residents make up 52 per cent of residents, most often from Afghanistan.
- 01Afghanistan1,162+35.6%
- 02India572-2.7%
- 03Sri Lanka539+5.9%
- 04Pakistan240+45.5%
- 05Philippines233+17.7%
- 06New Zealand231-14.1%
- 07China (excludes SARs and Taiwan)174+13.0%
- 08England163-18.9%
- 09Egypt134-7.6%
- 10Fiji128-7.9%
Is Hallam more multilingual than Victoria?
Victoria has a lower share than Hallam.
- Hallam
- 55.8%
- Casey
- 41.1%
- Victoria
- 26.6%
Share of residents speaking a language other than English at home.
What's Hallam's religious mix?
- 01Christianity4,310-9.8%
- 02Islam2,913+35.6%
- 03No religion or secular beliefs2,095+24.7%
- 04Buddhism628+3.6%
- 05Hinduism433+5.6%
- 06Judaism3-25.0%
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, by suburb and locality. Growth compares 2021 against the 2016 Census.
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