Northern Institute
Seen, Heard, Counted: The power and importance of the Census in 2026
| Presenter | Professor Andrew Taylor | |
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Northern Institute
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| Location | Online only via Teams | |
| Open to | Public | |
About the seminar
The census is not just about counting people. It is about ensuring every community is seen, every need is recognised, and every voice has the opportunity to be reflected in Australia's future. Join us to learn why your participation matters more than ever in 2026?
About the presenter
Andrew Taylor is Professor of Demography at the Northern Institute (Charles Darwin University). His research centres on population dynamics in regional and remote contexts, with a nationally recognised profile for his work analysing how internal and international migration shape regional population growth, workforce sustainability, and economic development. A key feature of his research is the integration of large-scale quantitative data with applied policy analysis. His research has been influential in understanding skilled migration pathways, temporary migration, and the demographic challenges facing sparsely populated regions and he has played a significant role in advising government and contributing to national policy debates.
Registration for the event
This seminar will be online only.
Online registration: Register here
Once you register, you will receive an individual link from Microsoft Teams.
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