“It was great working with your team, the 6 pamphlets for the Gastrological Society of Australia were very well translated in the 7 languages. We were especially impressed with the accuracy of the translated medical terminologies which is vitally important to get spot on… Two thumbs up...!” RGC on behalf of the Gastrological Society of Australia
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Afrikaans |
Albanian |
Arabic/Lebanese |
Armenian |
Bangla (Bengali) |
Bosnian |
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Bulgarian |
Burmese |
Chinese - Cantonese |
Chinese - Mandarin |
Croatian |
Czech |
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Danish |
Dutch |
Estonian |
Fijian |
Filipino (Tagalog) |
Finnish |
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French |
German |
Greek |
Hebrew |
Hindi |
Hungarian |
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Indonesian |
Italian |
Japanese |
Khmer |
Korean |
Lao |
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Latvian |
Lithuanian |
Macedonian |
Malay |
Maltese |
Norwegian |
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Persian |
Polish |
Portuguese |
Punjabi |
Romanian |
Russian |
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Serbian |
Sinhalese |
Slovak |
Slovene |
Spanish |
Swedish |
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Tamil |
Thai |
Turkish |
Ukrainian |
Urdu |
Vietnamese |
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The biggest increases in population of overseas-born people between the 2001 and 2006 Censuses were from China (64000), India (52000), New Zealand (34000) and South Africa (25000). Of the country-of-birth groups that had a population of more than 1000 at the 2006 Census, the fastest growing were people from Liberia (up 1240 per cent from the 2001 Census), Sierra Leone (up 437 per cent) and the Sudan (up 288 per cent). (http://www.dfat.gov.au/aib/society.html)