Finnish Australians are individuals of Finnish descent living in Australia. They may be immigrants from Finland or descendants of earlier Finnish settlers. The Finnish community in Australia has contributed to the country's cultural diversity, particularly in areas like Victoria and New South Wales. The Finnish population in Australia is relatively small, with estimates suggesting around 30,000 people. Many Finnish Australians maintain their cultural heritage through traditions, language, and community events, such as Midsummer celebrations and Christmas markets. They often participate in local Finnish clubs and organizations to foster connections and celebrate their roots.