20040-PEP-Parramatta (C) - South-NSW (Statistical Local Area)

8/6/2019 20040-PEP-Parramatta (C) - South-NSW (Statistical Local Area)

1/82

Parramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254)

11.0 sq. Kms

Place of Enumeration Profile

INQUIRIES: Catalogue No. 2004.0

Data tailored to your specific needs, not provided in these standard tables, are available

2006 Census Community Profile Series

Based on location on Census Night

Available for all Census geographic areas from Collection District level to total Australia


2/82

from the ABS National Information and Referral Service (NIRS) on 1300 135 070. Commonwealth of Australia 2007


3/82

`

Cat. No. 2004.0 - 2006 Community Profile Series

L I S T O F T A B L E S - P L A C E O F E N U M E R A T I O N P R O F I L E

Selected Person Characteristics by Sex (First release processing) Number of Children Ever Born by Age of Female

Selected Medians and Averages Family Composition

Place of Usual Residence on Census Night by Age Family Composition by Sex of Person in Family

Age by Sex Gross Family Income by Family Composition

Registered Marital Status by Age by Sex Family Blending

Social Marital Status by Age by Sex Gross Household Income by Household Composition

Indigenous Status by Age by Sex Number of Motor Vehicles by Dwellings

Ancestry by Country of Birth of Parents Household Composition by Number of Persons Usually Resident

Country of Birth of Person by Sex Dwelling Structure

Country of Birth of Person by Year of Arrival in Australia Tenure Type and Landlord Type by Dwelling Structure

Proficiency in Spoken English/Language by Year of Arrival in Australia by Sex Housing Loan Repayment by Dwelling Structure

Language Spoken At Home by Sex Rent by Landlord Type

Religious Affiliation by Sex Type of Internet Connection by Dwelling Structure

Type of Educational Institution Attending (Full/Part-Time Student Status by Age) by Selected Person Characteristics by Sex (Second release processing)

Highest Year of School Completed by Age by Sex Non-School Qualification: Level of Education by Age by Sex

Gross Individual Income by Age by Sex Non-School Qualification: Field of Study by Age by Sex

Core Activity Need for Assistance by Age by Sex Labour Force Status by Age by Sex

Voluntary Work for an Organisation or Group by Age by Sex Industry of Employment by Age by Sex

Unpaid Domestic Work: Number of Hours by Age by Sex Industry of Employment by Occupation

Unpaid Assistance to a Person with a Disability by Age by Sex Occupation by Age by Sex

Unpaid Child Care by Age by Sex Method of Travel to Work by Sex

Commonwealth of Australia 2007

P01 P23

P02 P24

P03 P25

P04 P26

P05 P27

P06 P28

P07 P29

P08 P30

P09 P31

P10 P32

P11 P33

P12 P34

P13 P35

P14 P36

P15 P37

P16 P38

P17 P39

P18 P40

P19 P41

P20 P42

P21 P43
http://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://opt/scribd/conversion/tmp/scratch6034/http://opt/scribd/conversion/tmp/scratch6034/http://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocument


4/82

Relationship in Household by Age by SexP22


5/82

C O N C E P T S A N D D E F I N I T I O N S - P L A C E O F E N U M E R A T I O N P R O F I L E (1 of 4)

INTRODUCTION Census

ElectoralInformation was collected from the 2006 Census of Population and Housing. Divisions

First and SecoRelease

Processing

Core ActivityNeed forAssistance

Country of

birth

GLOSSARY

Age

DependentAncestry child

Dependentstudent

Dwelling Type

Average

List of tables

The 2006 Census of Population and Housing was held on the 8th August2006.The Place of Enumeration Profile consists of 43 tables containing key Census

characteristics of persons, families and dwellings. Persons data in this profile

are based on place of enumeration unless otherwise stated. Family tableshave been adjusted to best fit a usual residence basis. Dwelling tables are acount of dwelling characteristics and not the persons within. It differs fromother Community Profiles in that it provides data on where people werecounted on Census Night rather than where they usually live or their usualaddress.

The aims of the Census are to accurately measure the number and key

characteristics of people in Australia on Census Night and the dwellings inwhich they live: and to provide timely, high quality and relevant data for smallgeographic areas and small population groups, to complement the broadlevel data provided by ABS surveys.

Commonwealt Commonwealth Electoral Divisions (CEDs) do not generally crossState/Territory borders but there are two exceptions. Jervis Bay Territory isincluded in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) electorate of Fraser and theterritories of Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands are included in theNorthern Territory (NT) electorate of Lingiari. This means that state/territorytotals (for the ACT and the NT) derived from CEDs will not equal the official

state/territory total counts.

The 2006 Place of Enumeration Profile will be released in two phases. FirstRelease tables (tables P01-P35) are those tables containing classifications

which are easily processed. Second Release tables (tables P36-P43) containclassifications which require further processing or a complex derivation.

Core Activity Need for Assistance is used to measure the number of personswith a profound or severe disability. People with a profound or severedisability are defined as those people needing help or assistance in one ormore of the three core activity areas of self-care, mobility and communicationbecause of a disability, long term health condition (lasting six months ormore), or old age.

Each table title consists of three parts. The first part lists the classificationsincluded in the table, the second part describes the table population and thethird outlines the collection basis.

A number of classifications have been revised for the 2006 Census. Forinformation on these classifications see the 2006 Census Dictionary (cat. no.2901.0) located on the ABS web site . There are three country of birth variables. Country of Birth of Person which

records a person's country of birth, Country of Birth of Motherand Country ofBirth of Fatherwhich indicates whether a person's parents were born inAustralia or overseas. Data for the Australian External Territories are notincluded in the statistical counts for Australia in the country of birth tables.TheAge variable is the person's age at last birthday. In 2001Age was

classified from 0-99 years singly and 100 years and over. This has beenupdated for 2006 to allowAge to be coded from 0-115 years singly.

A dependent child is a person who is a natural, adopted, step, or foster childand who is either a child under 15 years of age, or a dependent student (seeDependent student below). To be regarded as a child the person can have noidentified partner or child of his/her own usually resident in the household.

A person's ancestry, when used in conjunction with the person's country ofbirth and whether the person's parents were born in Australia or overseas,provides a good indication of the ethnic background of first and second

generation Australians. Respondents were asked to consider and mark theancestries they most closely identified with.

In the 2006 Census respondents had the option of selecting two ancestries.As a result the number of ancestry responses may be greater than thenumber of people who answered the ancestry question. However, if tworesponses from a respondent were categorised to the Other category in theancestry table(s), then they would only be counted as a single response.

This refers to a natural, adopted, step, or foster child who is 1524 years ofage, who is living with his/her parent(s), who attends a secondary or tertiaryeducational institution as a full-time student and for whom there is noidentified partner or child of his/her own usually resident in the samehousehold.

There are a number of changes toAncestryfor the 2006 Census. For detailsof these changes see the 2006 Census Dictionary (cat. no. 2901.0)

This variable classifies dwellings into basic dwelling types. Occupied privatedwellings include residences in caravan/residential parks or camping grounds,marinas, manufactured homes estates and retirement villages (self

contained).The average is calculated by summing the values of all observations in a setof data and then dividing by the number of observations in the set. Thus:average=sum of all the observed values divided by the number ofobservations.


6/82


7/82


Dwelling Type Highest Year(continued) of School

Completed

Hours Worked

Employedfull/part-time

Household

ExternalTerritories

HouseholdComposition

Family

FamilyComposition

HouseholdIncome(weekly)

Family Income(weekly)

Housing LoanRepayment(monthly)ranges

Family Indigenousvariables Status

List of tables

Unoccupied private dwellings in caravan/residential parks or campinggrounds, marinas, and manufactured homes estates are not included in theCensus. For the 2006 Census unoccupied private dwellings in retirement

villages (self-contained) are included. For the 2006 Census the category ofShipping is identified separately; it was previously included in the categoryOff-shore.

Highest Year of School Completedmeasures the highest level of primary orsecondary school completed. This variable has changed since the 2001Census when it contained the category Still at school. This category has been

removed for 2006.

Hours Workedis the number of hours worked in all jobs in the week prior toCensus Night. Data are available for individual hours worked ranging from 0-99 hours. The Hours Workedvariable is used to determine whether a personis employed on a full-time or part-time basis. Refer to Employed full/part-time,away from..

Employed, worked full-time indicates a person worked 35 hours or more in alljobs during the week prior to Census Night. Employed, worked part-timeindicates that a person worked less than 35 hours in all jobs during the weekprior to Census Night. A household is defined as one or more persons, at least one of whom is at

least 15 years of age, usually resident in the same private dwelling.For Census purposes people who stated they were employed but worked zerohours in the week prior to Census Night have been coded to Employed, away

from work. Under this definition, all occupants of a dwelling form a household andcomplete one Census form.

Data for Australian External Territories are not included in the statisticalcounts for Australia in the country of birth tables.

This variable describes the type of household within a dwelling. HouseholdComposition indicates whether a family is present or not and whether or notother unrelated household members are present.A family is defined as two or more persons, one of whom is at least 15 years

of age, who are related by blood, marriage (registered or de facto), adoption,step or fostering and who are usually resident in the same household. A maximum of three families can be coded to a household. Lone person

households can contain visitors. Visitor only households can contain overseasvisitors.

Families are classified in terms of the relationships that exist between a singlefamily reference person and each other member of that family. The FamilyComposition variable distinguishes between different types of families basedon the presence or absence of couple relationships, parent-child relationships,child dependency relationships or other family relationships, in that order ofpreference.

The Other not classifiable category includes those households which thecollector determined were occupied on Census Night but where the collectorcould not make contact; households that contained only persons aged under15 years; or households which could not be classified elsewhere in thisclassification because there was insufficient information on the Census form.

Family Composition is derived from people enumerated in the household whousually reside there, and who share a family relationship. Partners anddependent children usually present but temporarily absent are also includedin this derivation. Boarders and other non-family members are excluded.

Household income is calculated by summing the individual incomes reportedby all household members aged 15 years and over. The Census collectsindividual income in ranges. Before they can be summed, a specific dollaramount needs to be allocated to each person. Median incomes for each range

(derived using data from the Survey of Income and Housing) are used for thispurpose.Family income is calculated by summing the individual incomes reported by

all family members aged 15 years and over. The Census collects individualincome in ranges so. Before these can be summed a specific dollar amountneeds to be allocated to each person. Median incomes for each range(derived using data from the Survey of Income and Housing) are used for thispurpose.

Household income is not calculated where a household member aged 15years and over did not state their income, or was temporarily absent. Thesehouseholds are coded to the Partial income stated category.

Family income is not calculated where a family member aged 15 years andover did not state their income, or was temporarily absent. These families arecoded to the Partial income stated category.

This variable measures the monthly amount (in ranges) spent on housing loanrepayments. It is applicable to occupied private dwellings being purchased,including dwellings being purchased under a rent/buy scheme.

Family variables are based on place of enumeration but are only derived forpeople counted at their usual residence. Temporarily absent persons are usedto classify types of relationships and families existing in a household, but theyare not used in the derivation of any other Census characteristics or in other

The question about Indigenous origin on the Census form asks whether eachperson is of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin. Torres StraitIslanders are the descendants of the Indigenous people of the Torres Straitwhich is located between the tip of Cape York and Papua New Guinea.


8/82

Census output.


9/82


Individual Number of This variable is a count of the bedrooms in each occupied private dwelling.Income bedrooms(weekly)

Number ofChildren

Industry of Ever BornEmployment

Number ofMotor

Labour Force VehiclesStatus

Occupation

LanguageSpokenat Home

Overseasvisitors

Marital status

Place ofEnumeration

Median

Place of UsualResidence

Method ofTravelto Work

nec

nfdPostal Area

Non-School

Qualification

List of tables

This variable indicates the gross weekly income that is received and includespensions and allowances. People are not asked to state their exact income,only to indicate the range into which their income falls. Applicable only to

persons aged 15 years and over. This variable records the number of children ever born to women aged 15years and over. It counts live births. The question on Number of Children EverBorn is asked in alternate Censuses and was previously asked in 1996.Industry of Employmentis coded using the 2006 Australian and New Zealand

Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC). Industry of Employmentisclassified based on the industry of the person's employer. It relates to themain job held by the person in the week prior to Census Night.

This variable records the number of motor vehicles (including companyowned vehicles) that are garaged or parked at or near private dwellings onCensus Night. Motorbikes, motor scooters and tractors are excluded.Labour Force Status indicates whether a person was Employed, Unemployed

or Not in the labour force in the week prior to Census Night. Applicable only topersons aged 15 years and over.

Occupation is coded using the Australian and New Zealand StandardClassification of Occupations (ANZSCO) released in 2006. The Occupationcode is based on the responses given as to the main job held in the weekprior to Census Night.

Language Spoken at Home records the main language that is spoken withinthe home. Language is coded using the Australian Standard Classification ofLanguages (ASCL) Second Edition, released in 2005. Only one language iscoded for each person. Overseas visitors are those people who indicate on their Census form they will

be usually resident in Australia for less than one year.Registered Marital Status is used to identify a person's formal registeredmarital status. Social Marital Status identifies persons whose marital status isbased on their current living arrangements and includes the category of defacto marriage. Same-sex couples are included in the de facto marriage

category.

The Place of Enumeration count is a count of people based on where theywere located on Census Night. In many cases people are located away from

where they usually live. Census counts byplace of enumeration includeoverseas visitors for the variablesAge,Sexand Registered Marital Status butexclude overseas visitors for all other person variables.The median is the value that divides a set of data exactly in half. It is the

middle value when the values in a set of data are arranged in order. If there isno middle value (i.e. there is an even number of values) then the median iscalculated by determining the mean of two middle values. Thus themedian=the middle value of a set of data.

Place of Usual Residence refers to the place where a person lived or intendedto live for a total of six months or more in 2006. Counts on this basis are usedto minimise the effects of seasonal fluctuations in holiday/resort areas. The2006 Census asked three questions on usual residence; where the personlived on Census Night, where the person usually lived one year ago, andwhere the person usually lived five years ago.

This variable indicates the method of travel to work that was used on the dayof the Census. Data collected are used in conjunction with place of work datato assist in the planning of public transport systems. Respondents were able

to select up to three methods of travel to work.

Place of Usual Residence One Year Ago is only applicable to persons aged one

year and over, while Place of Usual Residence Five Years Ago is onlyapplicable to persons aged five years and over.

Not elsewhere classified. For more information, see the 2006 CensusDictionary (cat. no. 2901.0) located on the ABS web site.

Where a person did not state their place of usual residence on the Censusform, it is imputed at Collection District level. This process is new for the 2006Census.

Not further defined. For more information, see the 2006 Census Dictionary(cat. no. 2901.0) located on the ABS web site . Postal Areas are ABS approximations of Australia Post postcodes, created by

allocating whole Collection Districts (CDs) on a 'best fit' basis to postcodes.

Non-School Qualification: Field of Studydescribes the field of study of a

person's highest completed non-school qualification. Non-SchoolQualification: Level of Education describes the level of a person's highestcompleted non-school qualification. Non-school qualifications were codedusing the Australian Standard Classification of Education (ASCED).

Census Postal Areas exclude non-mappable Australia Post postcodes e.g. post

office box postcodes. This means that there are more Australia Postpostcodes than Census Postal Areas.


10/82


11/82


Postal Area Unpaid(continued) Assistance

to a Person

with aDisability

Unpaid ChildProficiency in Care

Language

UnpaidReference Domestic

person Work

Usualresidence,family and

Relationship dwellingin Household coding

ReligiousAffiliation

Rent (weekly)

Tablepopulation

Tenure Type

Type of for anEducational Organisation

Institution or GroupAttending

Type of Year of ArrivalInternet in Australia

List of tables

Every CD is allocated one valid Australia Post postcode as the Postal Area forthat CD. When a person is enumerated in that CD, the Postal Area is allocatedto the person as their Postal Area of Enumeration.

This variable records people who, in the two weeks prior to Census Night,spent time providing unpaid care, help or assistance to family members orothers because of a disability, a long term illness or problems relating to old

age. This includes people who are in receipt of a Carer Allowance or CarerPayment. It does not include work done through a voluntary organisation orgroup.

When a person's address is coded to their CD of Usual Residence, the PostalArea of the CD is allocated to the person as their Postal Area of UsualResidence.

This variable records people who, in the two weeks prior to Census Night,spent time caring for a child/children (aged under 15 years) without pay. It isapplicable to persons aged 15 years and over.

For each person who speaks a language other than English at home, theirproficiency in spoken English is identified. Persons who did not state theirlanguage spoken at home and/or proficiency in English have been coded tothe Not stated category.

Spoken

This variable records people who spent time doing unpaid domestic work ineither their own home or in other places for themselves or their family and

other people in their household, in the week prior to Census Night. It isapplicable to persons aged 15 years and over.

The Family/Household Reference Person Indicatoridentifies the person who is

used as the basis for determining the relationships within a household. It isusually the person who has identified himself/herself as Person One on theCensus Household Form. The reference person must be someone who isusually resident in the household and aged 15 years or over. Family and Dwelling variables describe usual residence characteristics. For

example, the Family Composition variable describes the relationship betweenthe family reference person and each other member of that family (e.g.Couples with children, Couples without children, Lone parents etc). Thevariable takes into consideration persons temporarily absent from thehousehold on Census Night, linking their relationships back to the referenceperson. If a spouse, for example, is temporarily absent from the family onCensus Night, the coding ofFamily Composition maintains the couple

relationship (rather than Lone Parent/Person) even though there is only one ofthe couple at home on Census Night. The variable is therefore providing usualresidence information as it is the characteristic of the people usually in thefamily that determines the family type.

Relationship in Householddescribes the relationship of each person residingwithin the same household. A child is a person of any age who is a natural,adopted, step or foster child of a couple or lone parent who has no partner orchild of their own usually resident in the household. All persons under 15years of age are considered to be dependent children. A non-dependent child

is a child aged 15 years and over and who is not a full-time student aged 15-24 years. Refer to Dependent child and Dependent student.

This variable identifies a person's religious affiliation and is coded using theAustralian Standard Classification of Religious Groups (ASCRG) Second Edition(2005). Answering this Census question is optional. Census users should be aware that family variables are only derived if at least

one family member is resident in the household on Census Night in order tocomplete temporarily absent information. If the whole family is absent fromthe household on Census Night, no family records are created for them.Rent (weekly) records the weekly rent paid for a dwelling. It is applicable to

occupied private dwellings being rented (including rent-free accommodation).

Table population is a description of what the table is counting. For example,tables containing marital status usually have a table population of personsaged 15 years and over. The population appears under the table title.

Family tables in the Time Series Profile do not include the HouseholdComposition categories 'Visitors only' and 'Other not classifiable'. Thesehousehold types are not applicable for family variables. A householdcontaining only a visiting family (e.g. a family in a holiday house) is coded to ahousehold type of 'Visitors only'. A household where all persons present areunder 15 years, or where information for all persons has been imputed, is notclassifiable to a family.

Tenure Type describes whether a dwelling is Owned, Being purchased, orRented. Dwellings occupied under a life tenure scheme can be considered asbeing owned. Tenure Type is only applicable to occupied private dwellings.

Voluntary This variable records people who spent time doing unpaid voluntary workthrough an organisation or group, in the twelve months prior to Census Night.It excludes work done in a family business or as part of paid employment. It

also excludes people whose main reason for undertaking voluntary work wasto qualify for government benefits.

This variable identifies the type of educational institution that a personattends. It is only applicable to persons attending an educational institution

for study purposes.

The Type of Internet Connection variable records whether an occupied privatedwelling has Internet access, regardless of whether or not it is paid for by the

For people born overseas, this variable states the year they first arrived inAustralia, with the intention of staying for at least one year.


12/82

Connection

household. Where a dwelling has more than one type of connection only onetype is recorded.


13/82

D A T A Q U A L I T Y S T A T E M E N T - P L A C E O F E N U M E R A T I O N P R O F I L E

DATA QUALITY Confidentialityand Introducedrandom

adjustment

FURTHERINFORMATION

Respondent erro

Processing error

Partial response

Undercount

List of tables

Individual Census records are confidential. Before Census data are released,small random adjustments are made to allow the maximum amount ofdetailed Census data possible to be released without breaching

confidentiality. Consequently, care should be taken when interpreting cellswith small numbers, since randomisation, as well as possible respondent andprocessing errors, have a greater impact on small cells than on larger cells.

The ABS aims to produce high quality data from the Census. To achieve this,extensive effort is put into Census form design, collection procedures, and

processing procedures.

There are four principal sources of error in Census data: respondent error,processing error, partial response and undercount. Quality management ofthe Census program aims to reduce error as much as possible, and to providea measure of the remaining error to data users, to allow them to use of thedata in an informed way.

More detailed information on data quality is available in the 2006 CensusDictionary (cat. no. 2901.0), in the section titled Managing Census Quality.

The Census form may be completed by one household member on behalf ofothers. Incorrect answers can be introduced to the Census form if the

respondent does not understand the question or does not know the correctinformation about other household members. Many of these errors remain inthe final data.

In addition further data quality information will be provided progressively inCensus Update (cat. no. 2902.0), Census Fact Sheets (cat. no. 2906) and

Census quality reports and reference papers.

The processing of information from Census forms is now mostly automated,using scanning, Intelligent Character Recognition and other automaticprocesses. Quality assurance procedures are used during Census processingto ensure processing errors are kept at an acceptable level. Sample checkingis undertaken during coding operations, and corrections are made wherenecessary.

When completing their Census form, some people do not answer all thequestions which apply to them. While questions of a sensitive nature aregenerally excluded from the Census, all topics have a level of non-response.However, this level can be measured and is generally low. In those instanceswhere a householder fails to answer a question, a 'not stated' code isallocated during processing, with the exception of non-response to age, sex,marital status and place of usual residence. These variables are needed forpopulation estimates, so they are imputed using other information on theCensus form, as well as information from the previous Census.

The goal of the Census is to obtain a complete measure of the number andcharacteristics of people in Australia on Census Night and their dwellings, butit is inevitable that a small number of people will be missed and some will becounted more than once. In Australia more people are missed from theCensus than are counted more than once. The net effect when both factorsare taken into account is an undercount.


14/82

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and HousingParramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. Kms

P01 SELECTED PERSON CHARACTERISTICS BY SEX (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) (1 of 2)Count of persons

Males Females Persons

Total persons(a) 15,917 15,685 31,602

Age groups(a):0-4 years 1,387 1,267 2,6545-14 years 2,555 2,360 4,91515-19 years 1,243 1,202 2,44520-24 years 1,333 1,369 2,70225-34 years 2,384 2,355 4,739

35-44 years 2,136 2,168 4,30445-54 years 1,967 1,887 3,85455-64 years 1,389 1,219 2,60865-74 years 854 850 1,70475-84 years 534 750 1,28485 years and over 136 258 394

Overseas visitors 74 74 148

Count of persons in private dwellings(a) 15,872 15,607 31,479Count of persons in other dwellings(a)(b) 45 80 125

Indigenous persons:Aboriginal 127 137 264Torres Strait Islander 16 14 30Both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander(c) 5 3 8Total 148 154 302

Birthplace:Australia 7,800 7,820 15,620Elsewhere(d) 6,656 6,558 13,214

Language spoken at home:English only 4,813 4,785 9,598Other language(e) 9,870 9,801 19,671

Australian citizen 12,771 12,911 25,682

(a) Includes overseas visitors

(b) Includes 'Non-private dwellings' and 'Migratory, off-shore and shipping CDs'.

(c) Applicable to persons who are of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin.(d) Includes 'Australian External Territories', 'Inadequately described', 'At sea', and 'Not elsewhere classified'.

(e) Includes 'Inadequately described' and 'Non-verbal, so described'.

(f) Comprises 'Pre-school', 'Infants/Primary' (including Government, Catholic, Other Non Government), 'Secondary' (including Government, Catholic, Other Non Gov

'Technical or Further Educational Institution (including TAFE Colleges)', and 'University or other Tertiary Institutions'.

(g) Applicable to persons aged 15 years and over.

List of tables

Concepts and Definitions

Census Dictionary

Census Data Quality Statement


Based on place of enumeration

SEX
http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=


15/82


16/82


P01 SELECTED PERSON CHARACTERISTICS BY SEX (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) (2 of 2)Count of persons


Age of persons attending an educational institution(f):0-4 years 260 261 5215-14 years 2,136 1,977 4,11315-19 years 811 819 1,63020-24 years 414 375 78925 years and over 461 526 987

Highest year of school completed(g):Year 12 or equivalent 4,884 4,813 9,697Year 11 or equivalent 652 665 1,317Year 10 or equivalent 2,517 2,535 5,052Year 9 or equivalent 770 758 1,528 Year 8 or below 1,091 1,183 2,274Did not go to school 454 590 1,044

(a) Includes overseas visitors

(b) Includes 'Non-private dwellings' and 'Migratory, off-shore and shipping CDs'.(c) Applicable to persons who are of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin.

(d) Includes 'Australian External Territories', 'Inadequately described', 'At sea', and 'Not elsewhere classified'.

(e) Includes 'Inadequately described' and 'Non-verbal, so described'.

(f) Comprises 'Pre-school', 'Infants/Primary' (including Government, Catholic, Other Non Government), 'Secondary' (including Government, Catholic, Other Non Go

'Technical or Further Educational Institution (including TAFE Colleges)', and 'University or other Tertiary Institutions'.

(g) Applicable to persons aged 15 years and over.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




SEX


17/82


P02 SELECTED MEDIANS & AVERAGES

Median age of persons 31 Median housing loan repayment ($/monthly) 1,600

Median individual income ($/weekly) 313 Median rent ($/weekly) 200

Median family income ($/weekly) 923 Average number of persons per bedroom 1.3

Median household income ($/weekly) 777 Average household size 3.2

one ami y mem er age 15 years an over was temporari y a sent on Census Nig t.

w ere at east one mem er age 15 years an over was temporari y a sent on Census Nig t. It exc u es 'Ot er not c assi ia e' ouse o s.

classifiable' households.

a sent on Census Nig t. A maximum o t ree temporary a sentees can e counte in eac ouse o . It exc u es 'Visitors on y' 'Ot er not c assi ia e' ouse o s.

List of tables


Census Dictionary



Me an age o persons exc u es overseas visitors.

Median individual income is applicable to persons aged 15 years and over.

Median family income is applicable to families in family households. It excludes families where at least one member aged 15 years and over did not state an income and families

Median household income is applicable to occupied private dwellings. It excludes households where at least one member aged 15 years and over did not state an income and h

Median housing loan repayment is applicable to occupied private dwellings being purchased and includes dwellings being purchased under a rent/buy scheme. It excludes 'Oth

Me an rent is app ica e to occupie private we ings eing rente . It exc u es 'Ot er not c assi ia e' ouse o s.

Average number of persons per bedroom is applicable to occupied private dwellings. It excludes 'Visitors only' and 'Other not classifiable' households.

Average household sizeis applicable to number of persons usually resident in occupied private dwellings. It includes partners, children, and co-tenants (in group households) wh

MEDIANS

AVERAGES


18/82


19/82


P04 AGE BY SEXCount of persons

Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons

Age(years):0 278 273 551 30 251 198 449 60 133 101 2341 276 254 530 31 222 224 446 61 145 106 2512 283 251 534 32 226 229 455 62 141 103 2443 263 262 525 33 229 230 459 63 119 99 2184 283 222 505 34 204 207 411 64 89 102 1910-4 years 1,383 1,262 2,645 30-34 years 1,132 1,088 2,220 60-64 years 627 511 1,1385 275 231 506 35 216 217 433 65 105 94 1996 255 218 473 36 207 211 418 66 99 88 1877 287 225 512 37 211 219 430 67 90 86 1768 258 270 528 38 205 211 416 68 103 78 1819 233 231 464 39 222 228 450 69 80 87 1675-9 years 1,308 1,175 2,483 35-39 years 1,061 1,086 2,147 65-69 years 477 433 91010 266 231 497 40 213 210 423 70 78 91 16911 264 248 512 41 202 215 417 71 82 70 15212 256 220 476 42 214 210 424 72 74 95 16913 242 252 494 43 222 225 447 73 80 73 15314 216 237 453 44 219 212 431 74 56 77 13310-14 years 1,244 1,188 2,432 40-44 years 1,070 1,072 2,142 70-74 years 370 406 776

15 231 239 470 45 222 205 427 75 72 75 14716 266 227 493 46 213 217 430 76 47 86 13317 247 239 486 47 223 193 416 77 55 80 13518 233 243 476 48 186 195 381 78 67 84 15119 256 249 505 49 175 185 360 79 63 83 14615-19 years 1,233 1,197 2,430 45-49 years 1,019 995 2,014 75-79 years 304 408 71220 256 237 493 50 189 173 362 80-84 years 222 344 56621 267 284 551 51 194 187 381 85-89 years 103 196 29922 254 278 532 52 200 187 387 90-94 years 25 55 8023 274 289 563 53 162 171 333 95-99 years 6 6 1224 268 267 535 54 197 160 357 100 years and over 3 3 6

20-24 years 1,319 1,355 2,674 50-54 years 942 878 1,82025 288 282 570 55 152 155 307 Overseas visitors 72 73 14526 253 262 515 56 176 144 32027 242 233 475 57 132 130 262 Total 15,917 15,688 31,60528 240 252 492 58 152 141 29329 218 232 450 59 144 126 27025-29 years 1,241 1,261 2,502 55-59 years 756 696 1,452

List of tables


Census Dictionary




AGE SEX


20/82


P05 REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over

Married(a) Separated Divorced Widowed Never married TotalMALES

15-19 years 4 0 0 0 1,228 1,23220-24 years 117 11 6 0 1,187 1,32125-34 years 1,129 60 53 7 1,122 2,37135-44 years 1,439 91 133 14 452 2,12945-54 years 1,367 92 206 14 281 1,96055-64 years 978 57 158 42 148 1,38365-74 years 555 34 87 72 98 84675-84 years 363 9 31 88 37 528

85 years and over 68 6 7 47 8 136Overseas visitors 29 3 0 3 32 67

Total 6,049 363 681 287 4,593 11,973

FEMALES

15-19 years 45 0 0 4 1,147 1,19620-24 years 379 26 17 3 931 1,35625-34 years 1,356 133 102 9 749 2,34935-44 years 1,488 132 197 46 297 2,16045-54 years 1,269 101 233 77 194 1,874

55-64 years 759 70 155 140 87 1,21165-74 years 440 29 71 264 39 84375-84 years 245 20 44 413 27 74985 years and over 51 0 4 194 7 256Overseas visitors 33 0 6 10 18 67

Total 6,065 511 829 1,160 3,496 12,061

PERSONS

15-19 years 49 0 0 4 2,375 2,42820-24 years 496 37 23 3 2,118 2,677

25-34 years 2,485 193 155 16 1,871 4,72035-44 years 2,927 223 330 60 749 4,28945-54 years 2,636 193 439 91 475 3,83455-64 years 1,737 127 313 182 235 2,59465-74 years 995 63 158 336 137 1,68975-84 years 608 29 75 501 64 1,27785 years and over 119 6 11 241 15 392Overseas visitors 62 3 6 13 50 134

Total 12,114 874 1,510 1,447 8,089 24,034

(a) Excludes de facto marriages.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




SEXREGISTERED MARITALSTATUS

AGE


21/82


P06 SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over(a) (excludes overseas visitors)

Married in a Married in a Not

registered marriage de facto marriage(b) married TotalMALES

15-19 years 0 8 1,162 1,17020-24 years 98 23 1,087 1,20825-34 years 1,003 118 1,058 2,17935-44 years 1,329 85 546 1,96045-54 years 1,290 61 488 1,83955-64 years 932 33 333 1,29865-74 years 510 18 258 78675-84 years 326 6 147 47985 years and over 62 0 58 120

Total 5,550 352 5,137 11,039

FEMALES

15-19 ears 32 6 1,102 1,14020-24 years 337 38 896 1,271

25-34 years 1,273 117 813 2,20335-44 years 1,409 86 552 2,04745-54 years 1,187 61 535 1,78355-64 years 699 28 406 1,13365-74 years 408 3 367 77875-84 years 218 3 452 67385 years and over 39 0 174 213

Total 5,602 342 5,297 11,241

PERSONS

15-19 years 32 14 2,264 2,31020-24 ears 435 61 1,983 2,479

25-34 years 2,276 235 1,871 4,38235-44 years 2,738 171 1,098 4,00745-54 years 2,477 122 1,023 3,62255-64 years 1,631 61 739 2,43165-74 years 918 21 625 1,56475-84 years 544 9 599 1,15285 years and over 101 0 232 333

Total 11,152 694 10,434 22,280

(a) Excludes persons in 'Other not classifiable' households,'Non-private dwellings' and 'Migratory, off-shore and shipping CDs'. Excludes persons who were temon Census Night.

(b) Includes same-sex couples.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




AGE SEXSOCIAL MARITALSTATUS


22/82


P07 INDIGENOUS STATUS BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons

Indigenous status

Indigenous Non-Indigenous not stated TotalMales Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

0-4 years 17 16 33 1,249 1,136 2,385 121 107 228 1,387 1,2595-9 years 23 17 40 1,181 1,073 2,254 104 85 189 1,308 1,17510-14 years 14 15 29 1,133 1,081 2,214 95 90 185 1,242 1,18615-19 years 12 13 25 1,125 1,105 2,230 93 80 173 1,230 1,19820-24 years 14 6 20 1,191 1,269 2,460 117 81 198 1,322 1,35625-29 years 9 10 19 1,132 1,168 2,300 101 80 181 1,242 1,25830-34 years 10 12 22 1,053 1,012 2,065 69 65 134 1,132 1,08935-39 years 13 6 19 968 1,020 1,988 79 63 142 1,060 1,089

40-44 years 9 16 25 974 995 1,969 83 63 146 1,066 1,07445-49 years 7 8 15 938 934 1,872 75 52 127 1,020 99450-54 years 5 9 14 874 825 1,699 59 47 106 938 88155-59 years 0 11 11 708 654 1,362 50 31 81 758 69660-64 years 6 3 9 578 475 1,053 42 35 77 626 51365 years and over 9 13 22 1,387 1,669 3,056 116 164 280 1,512 1,846

Total 148 155 303 14,491 14,416 28,907 1,204 1,043 2,247 15,843 15,614

Concept

C

Census Data Q

Commonwealth


SEXAGEINDIGENOUSSTATUS


23/82

Persons

2,6462,4832,4282,4282,6782,500

2,2212,1492,1402,0141,8191,4541,1393,358

31,457

List of tables

s and Definitions

ensus Dictionary

uality Statement

f Australia 2007


24/82


P08 ANCESTRY(a) BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH OF PARENTSCount of responses and persons (excludes overseas visitors)

Both parents Father only Mother only Both parents Country of birth Total

born overseas born overseas born overseas born in Australia not stated(b) Responses(c)

Australian 981 598 274 2,850 248 4,951Australian Aboriginal 11 12 0 30 0 53

American 11 3 0 10 0 24Chinese 2,224 8 19 31 73 2,355Croatian 161 14 9 18 3 205Dutch 38 10 3 9 3 63

English 981 305 173 1,669 165 3,293Filipino 575 5 13 3 18 614French 39 4 4 18 4 69German 121 24 14 114 4 277Greek 238 45 7 32 3 325Hungarian 38 9 3 3 8 61Indian 501 10 12 3 3 529Irish 159 64 40 633 27 923Italian 423 83 23 105 25 659Lebanese 7,011 788 275 325 359 8,758Macedonian 48 0 7 5 0 60Maltese 143 35 8 32 3 221Maori 213 12 3 0 9 237New Zealander 70 28 3 10 9 120Polish 130 14 3 21 0 168Russian 107 9 8 22 3 149Scottish 169 54 44 381 10 658Serbian 80 10 3 8 0 101Sinhalese 104 0 4 0 6 114South African 14 0 0 0 0 14Spanish 165 3 3 4 6 181

Turkish 858 35 34 21 23 971Vietnamese 713 0 12 0 30 755Welsh 23 3 3 16 0 45Other(d) 4,573 180 77 127 205 5,162Ancestry not stated 1,221 120 51 237 1,922 3,551

Total responses(c) 22,143 2,485 1,132 6,737 3,169 35,666

Total persons(c) 20,485 1,816 833 5,278 3,038 31,450

(a) This list of ancestries consists of the most common 30 Ancestry responses reported in the 2001 Census.

(b) Includes country of birth for either/both parents not stated.

(c) This table is a multi-response table and therefore the total responses count will not necessarily equal the total persons count.

(d) If two responses from one person are categorised in the 'Other' category only one response is counted. Includes ancestries not identified individually and 'Inadequately described'

List of tables


Census Dictionary




ANCESTRY COUNTRY OFBIRTH

PARENTS


25/82


26/82


P09 COUNTRY OF BIRTH OF PERSON(a) BY SEXCount of persons


Australia 7,802 7,817 15,619Bosnia and Herzegovina 28 29 57Canada 11 0 11China (excl. SARs and Taiwan Province)(b) 531 626 1,157Croatia 54 67 121Egypt 73 57 130Fiji 130 160 290Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYRO 17 21 38Germany 35 34 69Greece 70 68 138Hong Kong (SAR of China)(b) 42 51 93India 184 118 302Indonesia 27 44 71Iraq 236 177 413Ireland 24 14 38Italy 113 109 222

Japan 5 6 11Korea, Republic of (South) 72 78 150Lebanon 2,068 1,932 4,000

Malaysia 30 31 61Malta 41 47 88Netherlands 14 5 19New Zealand 267 284 551Papua New Guinea 0 7 7Philippines 224 293 517Poland 35 49 84Singapore 5 20 25South Africa 5 11 16South Eastern Europe, nfd(c) 9 18 27Sri Lanka 58 60 118

Thailand 20 40 60Turkey 238 255 493Unite King om 191 160 351Unite States o America 20 8 28Viet Nam 370 420 790Born elsewhere(e) 1,404 1,264 2,668Country of birth not stated 1,388 1,232 2,620Overseas visitors 75 74 149

Total 15,916 15,686 31,602

(a) This list of countries consists of the most common 35 Country of Birth responses reported in the 2001 Census.

(b) Special Administrative Regions (SARs) comprise 'Hong Kong (SAR of China)' and 'Macau (SAR of China)'.

(c) Includes persons who stated their birthplace as Yugoslavia.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




SEXCOUNTRY OF BIRTH OFPERSON


27/82

(d) Comprises 'United Kingdom, nfd', 'Channel Islands', 'England', 'Isle of Man', 'Northern Ireland', 'Scotland' and 'Wales'.

(e) Includes countries not identified individually, 'Australian External Territories', 'Inadequately described', 'At sea' and 'Not elsew

classified'.


28/82


P10 COUNTRY OF BIRTH OF PERSON(a) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIACount of persons born overseas(b) (excludes overseas visitors)

YearBefore 1991 1996 of arrival

1991 -1995 -2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006(c) not stated Total

Bosnia and Herzegovina 6 21 18 6 3 0 0 3 0 0 57Canada 0 0 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 11China (excl. SARs and Taiwan Province)(d) 364 191 291 51 44 46 47 39 28 56 1,157Croatia 102 5 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 5 121Egypt 61 15 13 4 3 9 5 6 5 8 129Fiji 138 51 32 14 3 15 4 13 8 14 292Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYRO 31 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37

Germany 58 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 69Greece 112 0 5 7 0 0 0 4 0 10 138Hong Kong (SAR of China)(d) 44 16 13 0 3 8 0 4 3 0 91India 76 24 37 3 11 21 34 56 27 14 303Indonesia 34 10 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 70Iraq 23 59 160 40 58 13 8 7 20 25 413Ireland 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 40Italy 202 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 16 222

Japan 4 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11Korea, Republic of (South) 72 9 28 5 8 0 11 7 5 4 149Lebanon 2,505 409 329 97 89 79 71 67 44 311 4,001Malaysia 32 20 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 61Malta 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 89Netherlands 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 21New Zealand 149 60 97 35 31 38 32 38 14 57 551Papua New Guinea 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11Philippines 253 79 92 26 8 13 9 14 8 16 518Poland 72 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81Singapore 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 23South Africa 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14South Eastern Europe, nfd(e) 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28

Sri Lanka 42 19 36 6 6 0 9 0 0 0 118Thailand 30 17 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59Turkey 336 31 60 0 9 5 4 15 7 27 494United Kingdom(f) 301 6 6 3 0 4 0 5 0 28 353United States of America 7 0 6 0 0 0 8 0 0 5 26Viet Nam 574 109 34 14 3 4 3 8 3 37 789Born elsewhere(g) 979 258 425 115 115 129 222 198 97 130 2,668

Total 6,808 1,428 1,742 426 407 384 471 484 274 791 13,215

(a) This list of countries consists of the most common Country of Birth responses (excluding Australia) reported in the 2001 Census.(b) Excludes persons who did not state their country of birth.

(c) The year 2006 is the period 1 January 2006 to 8 August 2006.

(d) Special Administrative Regions (SARs) comprise 'Hong Kong (SAR of China)' and 'Macau (SAR of China)'.

(e) Includes persons who stated their birthplace as Yugoslavia.

(f) Comprises 'United Kingdom, nfd', 'Channel Islands', 'England', 'Isle of Man', 'Northern Ireland', 'Scotland' and 'Wales'.

(g) Includes countries not identified individually, 'Australian External Territories', 'Inadequately described', 'At sea' and 'Not elsewhere classified'.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




COUNTRY OF BIRTH OFPERSON

YEAR OF ARRIVAL INAUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and Housing List of tables


29/82


P11 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH/LANGUAGE BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIA BY SEXCount of persons born overseas(a) (excludes overseas visitors)

Year

Before 1991 1996 of arrival1991 -1995 -2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006(b) not stated TotalMALES

Speaks English only 560 57 78 21 15 19 23 36 18 47 874

Speaks other language and speaks English:Very well or well 2,171 492 598 151 146 124 163 152 60 242 4,299Not well or not at all 672 122 190 54 36 31 54 83 64 88 1,394Proficiency in English not stated 26 3 5 3 5 3 4 4 0 11 64Total 2,869 617 793 208 187 158 221 239 124 341 5,757

Language and proficiency in English not st 9 0 4 0 5 0 0 0 0 8 26

Total 3,438 674 875 229 207 177 244 275 142 396 6,657

FEMALES

Speaks English only 467 46 68 21 14 18 32 20 12 55 753

Speaks other language and speaks English:Very well or well 2,061 476 554 128 124 132 135 111 51 211 3,983

Not well or not at all 805 229 234 45 58 58 59 65 63 121 1,737Proficiency in English not stated 23 4 11 3 3 0 0 8 4 8 64Total 2,889 709 799 176 185 190 194 184 118 340 5,784


Total 3,367 755 867 197 199 208 226 211 130 395 6,555

PERSONS

Speaks English only 1,027 103 146 42 29 37 55 56 30 102 1,627

Speaks other language and speaks English:Very well or well 4,232 968 1,152 279 270 256 298 263 111 453 8,282Not well or not at all 1,477 351 424 99 94 89 113 148 127 209 3,131Proficiency in English not stated 49 7 16 6 8 3 4 12 4 19 128Total 5,758 1,326 1,592 384 372 348 415 423 242 681 11,541


Total 6,805 1,429 1,742 426 406 385 470 486 272 791 13,212

(a) Excludes persons who did not state their country of birth.

List of tables


Census Dictionary




YEAR OF ARRIVAL INAUSTRALIA

SEXPROFICIENCY IN SPOKENENGLISH/LANGUAGE


30/82

(b) The year 2006 is the period 1 January 2006 to 8 August 2006.

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and HousingParramatta (C) South (SLA 105406254) 11 0 sq Kms

List of tables

C t d D fi iti


31/82

Parramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. Kms

P12 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME(a) BY SEXCount of persons


Speaks English only 4,813 4,784 9,597Speaks other language:

Arabic 5,366 5,155 10,521Australian Indigenous Languages 15 10 25Chinese languages:

Cantonese 528 604 1,132Mandarin 387 420 807Other(b) 73 66 139Total 988 1,090 2,078

Croatian 83 75 158

Dutch 4 3 7Filipino (excludes Tagalog)(c) 75 91 166French 21 18 39German 20 21 41Greek 157 152 309Hindi 146 140 286Hungarian 10 14 24Indonesian 31 43 74Iranic languages:

Persian (excluding Dari) 46 25 71Dari 128 118 246Other(d) 35 16 51Total 209 159 368

Italian 176 168 344Japanese 0 6 6Khmer 6 21 27Korean 75 85 160Macedonian 20 24 44Maltese 38 49 87Polish 36 62 98Portuguese 30 31 61

Russian 33 46 79Samoan 48 59 107Serbian 29 26 55Sinhalese 19 28 47Spanish 148 151 299

Tagalog (excludes Filipino)(c) 124 165 289Tamil 27 24 51Turkish 455 478 933Vietnamese 439 430 869Other(e) 1,042 975 2,017Total 9,870 9,799 19,669

Language spoken at home not stated 1,159 1,030 2,189Overseas visitors 75 73 148

Total 15,917 15,686 31,603

(a) This list of languages consists of the most common Language Spoken at Home responses reported in the 2001 Cen

(b) Comprises 'Chinese, nfd', 'Hakka', 'Hokkien', 'Teochew', 'Wu' and 'Chinese, nec'.


Census Dictionary




SEXLANGUAGE SPOKEN ATHOME

(d) Comprises 'Iranic, nfd', 'Kurdish', 'Pashto', 'Balochi' and 'Iranic, nec'.


32/82

(e) Comprises languages not identified individually, 'Inadequately described' and 'Non-verbal, so described'.

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and Housing List of tables


33/82

p gParramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. Kms

P13 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION(a) BY SEXCount of persons


Buddhism 620 699 1,319Christianity:

Anglican 1,229 1,266 2,495Assyrian Apostolic 0 0 0Baptist 150 184 334Brethren 12 9 21Catholic 5,331 5,515 10,846

Churches of Christ 16 24 40Eastern Orthodox 770 723 1,493Jehovah's Witnesses 36 65 101Latter Day Saints 40 39 79Lutheran 33 27 60Oriental Orthodox 95 84 179Other Protestant 66 89 155Pentecostal 105 134 239Presbyterian and Reformed 207 250 457Salvation Army 22 29 51Seventh-day Adventist 34 48 82Uniting Church 253 292 545Christian nfd(b) 151 154 305Other Christian 27 25 52Total 8,577 8,957 17,534

Hinduism 278 232 510Islam 3,619 3,378 6,997

Judaism 7 5 12Other Religions:

Australian Aboriginal Traditional Religions 0 0 0Other Religious Groups 82 62 144

Total 82 62 144No Religion(c) 1,152 1,002 2,154Other religious affiliation(d) 51 34 85Religious affiliation not stated 1,457 1,242 2,699

Overseas visitors 74 74 148

Total 15,917 15,685 31,602

(a) Religious affiliation is coded to the Australian Standard Classification of Religious Groups, Second Edition.

(b) Comprises 'Christian, nfd', 'Apostolic Church, so described', 'Church of God, so described', 'Australian Christian Churches,

described', and 'New Church Alliance, so described'.

(c) Comprises 'No Religion, nfd', 'Agnosticism', 'Atheism', 'Humanism' and 'Rationalism'.

(d) Comprises 'Religious belief, nfd', 'Not defined', 'New Age, so described' and 'Theism'.


Census Dictionary




RELIGIOUSAFFILIATION

SEX


34/82

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and HousingParramatta (C) South (SLA 105406254) 11 0 sq Kms

List of tables



35/82

Parramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. Kms

P14 TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL/PART-TIME STUDENT STATBY AGE) BY SEX

Count of persons attending an educational institution


Pre-school 274 271 545

Infants/Primary:Government 914 812 1,726Catholic 527 486 1,013Other Non Government 127 119 246Total 1,568 1,417 2,985

Secondary:Government 630 650 1,280Catholic 418 442 860Other Non Government 71 82 153Total 1,119 1,174 2,293

Technical or Further Educational Institution(a):Full-time student:

Aged 15-24 years 156 128 284Aged 25 years and over 60 61 121

Part-time student:Aged 15-24 years 201 99 300Aged 25 years and over 144 198 342

Full/Part-time student status not stated 16 14 30Total 577 500 1,077

University or other Tertiary Institutions:Full-time student:

Aged 15-24 years 243 278 521Aged 25 years and over 66 69 135

Part-time student:Aged 15-24 years 37 43 80Aged 25 years and over 89 67 156

Full/Part-time student status not stated 12 5 17

Total 447 462 909

Other type of educational institution:Full-time student 29 55 84Part-time student 61 75 136Full/Part-time student status not stated 5 4 9Total 95 134 229

Type of educational institution not stated 1,690 1,546 3,236Overseas visitors 75 74 149

Total 5,845 5,578 11,423


Census Dictionary




SEXFULL/PART-TIME STUDENTSTATUS

TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONATTENDINGAGE

(a) Includes Technical and Further Education (TAFE) colleges.


36/82

g


List of tables



37/82

Parramatta (C) South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. Kms

P15 HIGHEST YEAR OF SCHOOL COMPLETED BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over (excludes overseas visitors)

15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 yearsyears years years years years years years years and over Total

MALES

Year 12 or equivalent 372 822 1,354 904 759 399 172 85 16 4,883Year 11 or equivalent 194 75 133 103 66 36 26 13 6 652Year 10 or equivalent 358 204 419 487 465 326 168 76 15 2,518Year 9 or equivalent 132 33 89 128 141 111 76 45 14 769Year 8 or below 28 22 97 174 180 244 174 125 47 1,091

Did not go to school 0 16 47 55 84 97 91 56 9 455

Highest year of school not stat 147 150 233 277 264 170 139 129 28 1,537

Total 1,231 1,322 2,372 2,128 1,959 1,383 846 529 135 11,905

FEMALES

Year 12 or equivalent 398 911 1,431 944 632 291 123 70 14 4,814Year 11 or equivalent 240 68 132 100 68 25 19 10 3 665Year 10 or equivalent 299 192 387 519 503 291 188 115 40 2,534Year 9 or equivalent 101 20 73 120 128 114 76 98 27 757

Year 8 or below 18 29 75 167 246 231 169 169 79 1,183Did not go to school 0 15 50 73 105 130 116 77 24 590


Total 1,197 1,355 2,347 2,160 1,873 1,210 842 747 259 11,990

PERSONS

Year 12 or equivalent 770 1,733 2,785 1,848 1,391 690 295 155 30 9,697Year 11 or equivalent 434 143 265 203 134 61 45 23 9 1,317Year 10 or equivalent 657 396 806 1,006 968 617 356 191 55 5,052Year 9 or equivalent 233 53 162 248 269 225 152 143 41 1,526Year 8 or below 46 51 172 341 426 475 343 294 126 2,274

Did not go to school 0 31 97 128 189 227 207 133 33 1,045


Total 2,428 2,677 4,719 4,288 3,832 2,593 1,688 1,276 394 23,895


Census Dictionary




SEXHIGHEST YEAR OF SCHOOLCOMPLETED

AGE


List of tables



38/82

( ) ( ) q

P16 GROSS INDIVIDUAL INCOME (WEEKLY) BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 2)Count of persons aged 15 years and over

15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 years

years years years years years years years years and over Total

MALES

Negative/Nil income 412 177 183 96 96 67 34 19 4 1,088$1-$149 291 109 64 84 58 86 74 30 9 805$150-$249 122 150 213 280 304 359 375 232 54 2,089$250-$399 94 152 218 229 198 163 126 102 27 1,309$400-$599 61 242 378 319 297 151 71 50 11 1,580$600-$799 23 191 376 275 269 154 30 12 3 1,333

$800-$999 3 78 266 246 179 105 16 5 0 898$1,000-$1,299 0 30 229 166 190 75 10 0 0 700$1,300-$1,599 0 3 96 99 83 48 6 0 0 335$1,600-$1,999 0 3 45 47 44 25 0 0 0 164$2,000 or more 0 6 29 45 27 12 0 0 5 124

Individual income not stated 227 177 277 241 215 138 105 79 22 1,481

Overseas visitors 10 15 9 9 8 6 6 5 0 68

Total 1,243 1,333 2,383 2,136 1,968 1,389 853 534 135 11,974

FEMALES

Negative/Nil income 391 175 238 215 217 129 45 18 4 1,432$1-$149 348 115 215 191 140 93 62 53 9 1,226$150-$249 121 189 330 386 398 414 383 302 79 2,602$250-$399 84 186 328 328 263 169 174 201 86 1,819$400-$599 36 313 353 348 292 130 47 41 13 1,573$600-$799 17 153 270 178 160 72 15 8 4 877$800-$999 5 70 187 128 101 53 4 3 0 551$1,000-$1,299 0 18 151 78 89 30 5 0 3 374$1,300-$1,599 0 3 46 49 28 19 3 0 3 151$1,600-$1,999 0 7 11 22 17 0 0 0 0 57$2,000 or more 0 0 13 17 11 0 0 0 0 41

Individual income not stated 194 131 203 221 160 97 103 119 60 1,288


Total 1,201 1,368 2,355 2,168 1,887 1,219 851 750 261 12,060

p

Census Dictionary




AGEGROSS INDIVIDUALINCOME

SEX

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2006 Census of Population and Housing

Parramatta (C) - South (SLA 105406254) 11.0 sq. KmsList of tables



39/82

q

P16 GROSS INDIVIDUAL INCOME (WEEKLY) BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 2)Count of persons aged 15 years and over

15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85 yearsyears years years years years years years years and over Total

PERSONS

Negative/Nil income 803 352 421 311 313 196 79 37 8 2,520$1-$149 639 224 279 275 198 179 136 83 18 2,031$150-$249 243 339 543 666 702 773 758 534 133 4,691$250-$399 178 338 546 557 461 332 300 303 113 3,128$400-$599 97 555 731 667 589 281 118 91 24 3,153$600-$799 40 344 646 453 429 226 45 20 7 2,210

$800-$999 8 148 453 374 280 158 20 8 0 1,449$1,000-$1,299 0 48 380 244 279 105 15 0 3 1,074$1,300-$1,599 0 6 142 148 111 67 9 0 3 486$1,600-$1,999 0 10 56 69 61 25 0 0 0 221$2,000 or more 0 6 42 62 38 12 0 0 5 165

Individual income not state 421 308 480 462 375 235 208 198 82 2,769


Total 2,444 2,701 4,738 4,304 3,855 2,608 1,704 1,284 396 24,034

Census Dictionary




SEXAGEGROSS INDIVIDUALINCOME


List of tables



40/82

( ) ( ) q

P17 CORE ACTIVITY NEED FOR ASSISTANCE(a) BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons (excludes overseas visitors)

Need for

Need for No need assistanceassistance for assistance not stated Total

MALES

0-4 years 20 1,182 184 1,3865-14 years 46 2,269 239 2,55415-19 years 16 1,130 86 1,23220-24 years 24 1,178 120 1,32225-34 years 44 2,137 190 2,371

35-44 years 73 1,888 166 2,127

45-54 years 102 1,713 144 1,95955-64 years 130 1,153 100 1,38365-74 years 118 662 65 84575-84 years 101 372 56 52985 years and over 45 78 13 136

Total 719 13,762 1,363 15,844

FEMALES

0-4 years 10 1,073 176 1,2595-14 years 42 2,115 203 2,360

15-19 years 16 1,111 71 1,19820-24 years 13 1,270 72 1,35525-34 years 35 2,157 158 2,350

35-44 years 48 1,971 141 2,160

45-54 years 91 1,678 103 1,87255-64 years 96 1,042 72 1,21065-74 years 123 654 66 84375-84 years 194 479 75 74885 years and over 122 110 25 257

Total 790 13,660 1,162 15,612

PERSONS

0-4 years 30 2,255 360 2,6455-14 years 88 4,384 442 4,91415-19 years 32 2,241 157 2,43020-24 years 37 2,448 192 2,67725-34 years 79 4,294 348 4,72135-44 years 121 3,859 307 4,28745-54 years 193 3,391 247 3,83155-64 years 226 2,195 172 2,593

65-74 years 241 1,316 131 1,68875-84 years 295 851 131 1,27785 years and over 167 188 38 393

Total 1,509 27,422 2,525 31,456

(a) The 'Core Activity Need for Assistance' variable has been developed to measure the number of people with a profound or severe disability. People with a profound or s


Census Dictionary




SEXAGECORE ACTIVITY NEED FORASSISTANCE

are defined as needing help or assistance in one or more of the three core activity areas of self-care, mobility and communication because of a disability, long term hea

(l ti i th ) ld


41/82

(lasting six months or more), or old age.


List of tables


C Di ti
http://opt/scribd/conversion/tmp/scratch6034/http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://opt/scribd/conversion/tmp/scratch6034/


42/82

P18 VOLUNTARY WORK FOR AN ORGANISATION OR GROUP(a) BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over (excludes overseas visitors)

Voluntary work

Volunteer Not a volunteer not stated TotalMALES

15-19 years 68 936 227 1,23120-24 years 83 1,030 210 1,32325-34 years 161 1,952 258 2,37135-44 years 154 1,721 253 2,128

45-54 years 175 1,551 235 1,961

55-64 years 87 1,143 152 1,382

65-74 years 68 656 121 84575-84 years 27 386 117 530

85 years and over 4 97 33 134

Total 827 9,472 1,606 11,905

FEMALES

15-19 years 96 896 205 1,197

20-24 years 109 1,108 137 1,35425-34 years 184 1,931 234 2,34935-44 years 246 1,694 221 2,161

45-54 years 224 1,476 173 1,87355-64 years 103 987 120 1,21065-74 years 73 627 142 84275-84 years 48 524 176 74885 years and over 4 183 69 256

Total 1,087 9,426 1,477 11,990

PERSONS

15-19 years 164 1,832 432 2,428

20-24 years 192 2,138 347 2,67725-34 years 345 3,883 492 4,72035-44 years 400 3,415 474 4,28945-54 years 399 3,027 408 3,83455-64 years 190 2,130 272 2,59265-74 years 141 1,283 263 1,68775-84 years 75 910 293 1,27885 years and over 8 280 102 390

Total 1,914 18,898 3,083 23,895

(a) The 'Voluntary Work for an Organisation or Group' variable records people who spent time doing unpaid voluntary work through an organisation or group, in the twel

Census Dictionary




AGE SEXVOLUNTARY WORK FOR AN ORGANISATION ORGROUP


List of tables


Census Dictionary
http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=


43/82

P19 UNPAID DOMESTIC WORK: NUMBER OF HOURS(a) BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over (excludes overseas visitors)

Did unpaid domestic work

Less than 30 hours Did no unpaid Unpaid domestic5 hours 5-14 hours 15-29 hours or more domestic work work not stated Total

MALES

15-19 years 321 82 7 5 573 244 1,23220-24 years 337 121 19 11 626 207 1,32125-34 years 603 381 65 49 987 285 2,37035-44 years 458 385 122 61 827 275 2,12845-54 years 440 393 122 56 699 250 1,96055-64 years 274 261 97 56 536 160 1,384

65-74 years 120 142 70 75 292 146 84575-84 years 58 66 48 52 177 128 52985 years and over 17 13 12 12 45 37 136

Total 2,628 1,844 562 377 4,762 1,732 11,905

FEMALES

15-19 years 350 152 32 13 437 214 1,19820-24 years 338 242 72 104 456 143 1,35525-34 years 306 474 272 482 575 240 2,349

35-44 years 182 437 307 477 510 246 2,15945-54 years 174 387 320 398 400 193 1,87255-64 years 116 221 207 241 292 132 1,20965-74 years 51 126 133 159 221 153 84375-84 years 60 100 71 97 228 192 74885 years and over 33 30 16 10 94 74 257

Total 1,610 2,169 1,430 1,981 3,213 1,587 11,990

PERSONS

15-19 years 671 234 39 18 1,010 458 2,43020-24 years 675 363 91 115 1,082 350 2,67625-34 years 909 855 337 531 1,562 525 4,71935-44 years 640 822 429 538 1,337 521 4,28745-54 years 614 780 442 454 1,099 443 3,83255-64 years 390 482 304 297 828 292 2,59365-74 years 171 268 203 234 513 299 1,68875-84 years 118 166 119 149 405 320 1,27785 years and over 50 43 28 22 139 111 393

Total 4,238 4,013 1,992 2,358 7,975 3,319 23,895

Census Dictionary




SEXAGEUNPAID DOMESTIC WORK: NUMBER OFHOURS

(a) The 'Unpaid Domestic Work: Number of Hours' variable records people who spent time doing unpaid domestic work in either their own home and in other places, for themselves, the

other people in their household, in the week prior to Census Night.


44/82


List of tables


Census Dictionary
http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Reissue)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=2901.0&issue=2006%20(Reissue)&num=&view=


45/82

P20 UNPAID ASSISTANCE TO A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY(a) BY AGE BY SEXCount of persons aged 15 years and over (excludes overseas visitors)

Provided No unpaid Unpaid

unpaid assistance assistanceassistance provided not stated Total

MALES

15-19 years 49 951 232 1,23220-24 years 69 1,050 202 1,32125-34 years 149 1,946 278 2,37335-44 years 198 1,669 261 2,128

45-54 years 218 1,495 245 1,958

55-64 years 147 1,082 155 1,38465-74 years 63 638 145 84675-84 years 48 353 128 52985 years and over 14 86 35 135

Total 955 9,270 1,681 11,906

FEMALES

15-19 years 70 924 203 1,19720-24 years 117 1,102 136 1,35525-34 years 287 1,813 246 2,346

35-44 years 353 1,577 231 2,16145-54 years 336 1,352 187 1,87555-64 years 194 886 128 1,20865-74 years 108 591 143 84275-84 years 50 495 203 74885 years and over 12 173 72 257

Total 1,527 8,913 1,549 11,989

PERSONS

15-19 years 119 1,875 435 2,42920-24 years 186 2,152 338 2,67625-34 years 436 3,759 524 4,71935-44 years 551 3,246 492 4,28945-54 years 554 2,847 432 3,83355-64 years 341 1,968 283 2,59265-74 years 171 1,229 288 1,68875-84 years 98 848 331 1,27785 years and over 26 259 107 392

Total 2,482 18,183 3,230 23,895




UNPAID ASSISTANCE TO A PERSON WITH ADISABILITY

SEXAGE

(a) The 'Unpaid Assistance to a Person with a Disability' variable records people who, in the two weeks prior to Census Night, spent time providing unpai

or assistance to family members or others because of a disability, a long term illness or problems related to old age.
http://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/WEBSITEDBS/D3310114.nsf/Home/%C2%A9+Copyright?OpenDocumenthttp://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/2901.0Contents12006%20(Rei

Documents

20040-PEP-Parramatta (C) - South-NSW (Statistical Local Area)