A Christian, a Muslim, an atheist and a Jedi walk into a bar.
If it’s Tuesday, 9 August, they order drinks, sit down at a table and proceed to fill out the 2016 Australian Census. With any luck they won’t kill each other while they’re at it.
There has been a little religious war brewing over the issue of religious affiliation and identification on the census.
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