New South Wales (NSW), Australia's most populous state with 8.2 million people, has a diverse population from various backgrounds. Sydney is its capital and largest city. Residents have ancestries including Australian (25%), English (25%), Irish (7%), Scottish (6%), Chinese (5%), and more, with recent migration from countries like India, the Philippines, and Vietnam. English (68%) is the main language, but others like Mandarin (4%), Arabic (3%), Cantonese (2%), Vietnamese (2%), and Greek (1%) are spoken. Many identify as having no religion (30%), while others follow Christianity (48%) or smaller communities practice Islam (5%), Buddhism (3%), Hinduism (2%), etc. For current demographics, visit the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) website: https://www.abs.gov.au/.
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