of Sydney tour regional NSW to highlight racism against Aboriginal people. Demographics According to the 2016 Australian census the median age in Bowraville is 45. The population of the town is 1,122, a decrease from 1,208 in 2011. 14.8% of residents are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander with the median age among this group being 21. Bowraville has a higher than average number of residents aged 65+. 84.6% of residents reported being born in Australia, higher than the national average of 66.7%. Other than Australia the most common countries of birth are England (3.3%), New Zealand (1.4%) and Germany (0.6%). 75.3% also report both parents having been born in Australia, significantly higher than the national average of 47.3%. 90.0% of people spoke only English at home. The top religious groups in Bowraville are Anglican 22.7%, Catholic 21.7% and Uniting Church 5.7%. 26.8% of residents report no religion. Local media Radio Stations hit (105.5 & 105.1), Triple M (2MC-FM 106.7 & 2CS-FM 106.3), Triple J (91.5 & 96.3), 2NVR FM (105.9) The Nambucca Valley's community radio station, 2NVR 105.9FM, focuses on the Macksville, Bowraville, Nambucca Heads and surrounding communities. Newspapers Midcoast Observer, Hibiscus Happynings, Guardian News and Coffs Coast Advocate. See also Rower George Elias was born in Bowraville Greg Inglis, a rugby player who started his career in Bowraville Billie McKay, a winner of MasterChef Australia, was born in Bowraville Les Murdoch, an artist living in Bowraville Rugby player Nathan Smith was born in Bowraville Tasman Keith, an Australian rapper, was born in Bowraville References Towns in New South Wales Mid North Coast