Michelle turned 41 last year, which was the median age in Inverell on Census night. She most likely filled out her Census survey at home – a three-bedroom separate house where she lives with her spouse, Michael, who was between 55 and 64 years-old.

Michelle and Michael owned their home, or they were paying off a mortgage. They had two children, who are either in primary school or just about to start high school.

Michelle and Michael, as well as their parents, were born in Australia and were most likely to speak English at home.

The national population had become increasingly secular over the past 50 years. More than 30 percent of the population said they did not belong to any religion in 2016. But if Michelle and Michael were religious they were most likely Anglican.

Both Michelle and Michael drive their own vehicles and have the internet at home.