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Between June 2014 and June 2015, our local area was the largest and third fastest growing local government area in NSW. It is now the fourth largest local government area in the state. Population As at June 2015, the estimated resident population in our local area was 205,339 people, representing around 4.2% of Greater Sydney's total population. Between 2005 and 2015, our local area population increased by nearly 30%, or 46,505 people.
The population density in our local area is 7,683 per square kilometre (at June 2015). Visitors On any given day, an estimated 610,000 day visitors and students come to the city to shop, be entertained or inspired, to learn, to visit friends and/or to conduct personal or corporate business. Visitor growth in recent times has largely been from Asia, particularly China, India and Korea. Harbour and parklands Diverse communities Language Age. Discover Darwin - Darwin Convention Centre. Explore NT With Tourism Top End. 8 Fun Facts About Darwin, Australia. The library at Charles Darwin University.
Photo by Stephen Barnett. As the capital of the Northern Territory of Australia, Darwin provides a variety of fun activities and interesting facts. Aside from being a port city, Darwin is a fun and exciting town with a hot, tropical climate that’s perfect for tourists and travel enthusiasts alike. 1. You can attend one of the Weekly Mindil Beach Sunset Markets.
Sunset Market at Mindil Beach. These markets are not like most other normal markets that you can see everyday. 2. Boats made from all sorts of cans get ready to sail. Every year since 1974, the Darwin Beer Can Regata is held at Mindil Beach. This event is supplemented by concerts and other contests to make a fun-filled event that everyone can enjoy. 3. Performers play their clapsticks and didgeridoo at the Seabreeze Festival. City of Darwin. Indigenous History The traditional owners of Darwin are the Larrakia (saltwater) people.
Larrakia country runs far beyond the municipal boundaries of Darwin, covering the area from the Cox Peninsula in the west to Adelaide River in the east. The Larrakia people established the first trade routes in the region, trading with the Tiwi, Wagait and Wulna people as well as with Indonesian fishermen. Their stories, songs and ceremonies echo the strong connection and understanding they have with the saltwater country.