【多元文化与人口增长相结合】Point Cook和Werribee榜上有名！

根据一项新研究，墨尔本几乎与联合国所能代表的国家一样多。

Finder.com.au公布了最新的人口普查数据统计，维多利亚州的首府城市的人口背景有来自全球211个国家中的191个。

“这是令人印象深刻的91%,” finder.com.au资金专家Bessie Hassan说。

“墨尔本的多元文化主义可能是一个有说服力的原因，它被认为是世界上最宜居的城市之一。”

联合国相对由193个成员国组成。

finder.com.au的研究还揭示了3030的邮政编码 - 包括Point Cook，Werribee，Werribee South，Derrimut，Quandong和Cocoroc--是墨尔本最具多元文化的地区。

数据显示，148个国家的居民出生在这里，相当于世界70％的国家。

Ms Hassan说：“近10万人称邮政编码3030是他们的家，其中55,000人出生在澳大利亚。”

“这使得超过40,000人出来自海外。然而，在这一领域，有来自近150个国家的人。“

紧随其后的是Hoppers Crossing-Tarneit-Truganina拥有来自138个国家的人，其次是邮政编码3023 拥有来自136个国家的人（Burnside，Burnside Heights，Cairnlea，Caroline Springs，Deer Park和Ravenhall）和2175拥有来自134个国家的人（Bangholme，Dandenong，Dandenong North和Dandenong South）。

其他著名的多元文化热点有Albion-Sunshine，Noble Park，Albanvale-St Albans-Kings Park，Sydnenham-Taylors Hill，Reservoir，Craigieburn-Roxburgh Park，Frankston和Epping。

Finder.com.au的分析使用了澳大利亚统计局(Australian Bureau of Statistics)发布的2016年人口普查数据，该数据是基于假设世界上有211个独立国家的基础上计算出来的。

Ms Hassan表示，在墨尔本，代表印度、中国和新西兰的人数排名最高。

Hocking Stuart Werribee经纪人Samantha McCarthy表示表示，来自世界各地的居民涌入墨尔本的西南部，尤其是黎巴嫩人，印度人，斯里兰卡人和中国人。

理想的学校和经济适用房是主要的标志，同时还有机会购买与其文化有联系的社区。

McCarthy女士表示，通过向新的文化，企业和“美食”开放，涌入的Point Cook-Werribee-Hoppers Crossing区域的人变得越来越多。

出生于德国的Emmi Godau于1987年与家人一起搬到了墨尔本，现在已定居在其最多元化的郊区之一：Epping。

“东西方仍然在德国分裂。我们想给孩子们更多的自由，” Ms Godau谈到她移居澳大利亚时说。

这位护士说，她喜欢住在一个多元化的郊区：“我在工作和社交生活中遇到了各种各样的人 - 来自中国，西班牙，印度，非洲。”

“这是我爱的澳大利亚的一部分，让所有不同的文化生活在一起。”

墨尔本最具多元文化的区域

1. Cocoroc, Derrimut, Point Cook, Quandong, Werribee, Werribee South:  人口来自148个国家，占全球代表性的70.1％

2. Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Truganina: 138, 65.4%

3. Burnside, Burnside Heights, Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, Deer Park, Ravenhall: 136, 64.5%

4. Bangholme, Dandenong, Dandenong North, Dandenong South: 134, 63.5%

5. Albion, Sunshine North, Sunshine West: 131, 62.1%

6. Noble Park, Noble Park North: 127, 60.2%

7. Albanvale, Kealba, Kings Park, St Albans: 127, 60.2%

8. Delahey, Hillside, Sydenham, Taylors Hill: 123, 58.3%

9. Reservoir: 123, 58.3%

10. Craigieburn, Donnybrook, Kalkallo, Mickleham, Roxburgh Park: 122, 57.8%

11. Frankston, Frankston South, Karingal: 120, 56.9%

12. Epping: 119, 56.4%

13. Preston: 118, 55.9%

14. Glenroy, Hadfield, Oak Park: 118, 55.9%

15. South Yarra: 117, 55.5%

Point Cook, Werribee among Melbourne’s most multicultural suburbs, new data shows

MELBOURNE is represented by almost as many countries as the United Nations, according to new research.

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Finder.com.au has crunched data from the latest Census to determine Victoria’s capital is home to people from 191 of the world’s 211 countries.

“That’s an impressive 91 percent,” finder.com.au money expert Bessie Hassan said.

“Melbourne’s multiculturalism could be a contributing reason it’s said to be one most liveable cities in the world.”

The UN is comparatively made up of 193 member states.

The finder.com.au research also reveals the 3030 postcode — taking in Point Cook, Werribee, Werribee South, Derrimut, Quandong and Cocoroc — is Melbourne’s most multicultural region.

It’s home to residents born in 148 countries, equating to a 70 per cent of the world’s nations, the data shows.

“Of the near 100,000 people who call postcode 3030 home, 55,000 were born in Australia,” Ms Hassan said.

“This leaves just more than 40,000 people born overseas. Yet in the one area, there’s people from nearly 150 countries.”

Hoppers Crossing-Tarneit-Truganina comes next with people from 138 nations, followed by postcodes 3023 (Burnside, Burnside Heights, Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, Deer Park and Ravenhall) with 136 and 2175 (Bangholme, Dandenong, Dandenong North and Dandenong South) with 134.

Other notable multicultural hot spots are Albion-Sunshine, Noble Park, Albanvale-St Albans-Kings Park, the Sydnenham-Taylors Hill area, Reservoir, the Craigieburn-Roxburgh Park area, Frankston, and Epping.

Finder.com.au’s analysis used the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ 2016 Census data on where people stated they were born, and calculated the percentages based on the assumption there are 211 independent nations in the world.

Ms Hassan said India, China and New Zealand were the top nations represented in Melbourne.

Hocking Stuart Werribee agent Samantha McCarthy said residents from across the globe were pouring into Melbourne’s outer southwest, notably buyers of Lebanese, Indian, Sri Lankan and Chinese backgrounds.

Desirable schools and affordable housing were the major drawcards, along with the opportunity to buy into communities with ties to their cultures.

Ms McCarthy said the influx had enhanced the Point Cook-Werribee-Hoppers Crossing area by opening it up to new cultures, businesses — and “great food”.

German-born Emmi Godau moved to Melbourne with her family in about 1987 and has now settled in one of its most multicultural suburbs: Epping.

“The East and West were still divided in Germany. We wanted to give our children more freedom,” Ms Godau said of her emigration to Australia.

The nurse said she enjoyed living in a diverse suburb: “I meet a great variety of people in my work and social life — from China, Spain, India, Africa.

“It’s a part of Australia I love, having all different cultures living together.”

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Melbourne’s most multicultural suburbs

1. Cocoroc, Derrimut, Point Cook, Quandong, Werribee, Werribee South: 148 countries identified, 70.1% global representation

2. Hoppers Crossing, Tarneit, Truganina: 138, 65.4%

3. Burnside, Burnside Heights, Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, Deer Park, Ravenhall: 136, 64.5%

4. Bangholme, Dandenong, Dandenong North, Dandenong South: 134, 63.5%

5. Albion, Sunshine North, Sunshine West: 131, 62.1%

6. Noble Park, Noble Park North: 127, 60.2%

7. Albanvale, Kealba, Kings Park, St Albans: 127, 60.2%

8. Delahey, Hillside, Sydenham, Taylors Hill: 123, 58.3%

9. Reservoir: 123, 58.3%

10. Craigieburn, Donnybrook, Kalkallo, Mickleham, Roxburgh Park: 122, 57.8%

11. Frankston, Frankston South, Karingal: 120, 56.9%

12. Epping: 119, 56.4%

13. Preston: 118, 55.9%

14. Glenroy, Hadfield, Oak Park: 118, 55.9%

15. South Yarra: 117, 55.5%