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In 1911 when the first Census was taken,   the “typical” Australian was a 24-year-old man. The current data reveals how much Aussies have changed since then. The description of the 'typical Australian' is based on the most common responses to last year’s Census (2016). According to the ABS, the typical Australian is: •    38 years old •    female •    born in Australia •    of English ancestry •    married •    living in a couple family with two ...

Typical mistakes non-native English speakers make during interviews. Grammar, intonation, behaviour. While Australia is a multi-cultural country where employers do their best to appreciate cultural differences, inevitably we come across some variances that might be confusing to both parties, can be perceived in the wrong way, and can, unfortunately, influence one’s chances for employment and career growth. 1.      Intonation Being a Russian I often come across native English speakers who perceive Russian style of communication sometimes abrupt ...