== Australian figures - major update == 

 The information on Australia was majorly lacking so I updated it recently with the latest 2011 census data. In the census, Australia had approx. 95,000 Jews. Melbourne has the most Jews in Australia with around 44,000, followed closely by Sydney with 38,000. Although these two cities make up only 40% of Australia's population, they contain over 85% of it's Jewish population. Perth has another 5,610 Jews (out of about 2 million), while Brisbane and the Gold Coast have 3629 combined (out of around 2.5 million). Adelaide has 993, followed by Canberra (the capital) with 702. I didn't list these cities in the main article, however. As far as suburbs in Melbourne and Sydney, I added quite a few. There are now 5 suburbs listed for each city; previously, there were only 2 suburbs between them. Caulfield North (in Melbourne) has the highest number of Jews of any suburb in Australia, with 6522 living there. I only listed suburbs with more than 1,000 Jewish residents, however, there are many more suburbs I could have listed. In Melbourne, the following suburbs that I have not listed are all at least 10% Jewish: Brighton East, Toorak, Ormond, Balaclava, Ripponlea, Bentleigh East, Glen Huntly, and McKinnon. The following suburbs are between 5-10% Jewish: Carnegie, Bentleigh, Gardenvale, Kooyong, Malvern, and Armadale.