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Catalogue No. 2001.0

BasicCommunityProfile

Based on place of enumeration

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

© Commonwealth of Australia 2002

INQUIRIES: Data tailored to your specific needs, not provided in these standard tables, are available from the ABS Information Consultancy unit in your State or Territory

Definitions of Census classifications and concepts are available in the 2001 Census Dictionary (ABS Catalogue No. 2901.0)

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E I N D E X.........................................B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) B18 DWELLING STRUCTURE

Persons Private dwellings and Persons in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

B02 STATE OF USUAL RESIDENCE ON CENSUS NIGHT BY SEX B19 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE Persons Occupied private dwellings

B03 AGE BY SEX B20 MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENTPersons Occupied private dwellings being purchased

B04 AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEX B21 WEEKLY RENT BY LANDLORD TYPEPersons aged 15 years and over Occupied private dwellings being rented

B05 ANCESTRY BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS B22 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (SECOND RELEASE PROCESSING)Responses and Persons (excluding overseas visitors) Persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B06 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX B23 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: LEVEL OF EDUCATION BY SEXPersons Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

B07 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY SEX B24 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: FIELD OF STUDY BY SEXPersons Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

B08 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX B25 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEXPersons Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

B09 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIA B26 INDUSTRY BY AGE BY SEXPersons born overseas (excluding overseas visitors) Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B10 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION BY SEX B27 OCCUPATION BY AGE BY SEXPersons Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B11 TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX B28 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEXPersons Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B12 HIGHEST LEVEL OF SCHOOLING COMPLETED BY SEX B29 NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND NUMBER OF MOTORBIKES/MOTOR SCOOTERSPersons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) Occupied private dwellings

B13 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX B30 WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPEPersons aged 15 years and over Families in occupied private dwellings

B14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX B31 WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPEPersons in occupied private dwellings Occupied private dwellings

B15 AGE BY COMPUTER USE BY SEX B32 HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY NUMBER OF PERSONS USUALLY RESIDENTPersons (excluding overseas visitors) Occupied private dwellings

B16 INTERNET USE BY SEX B33 SELECTED AVERAGESPersons

B17 FAMILY TYPEFamilies and Persons in families in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E B Y S U B J E C T......................................................AGE CHILDRENB01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) B14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX

Persons Persons in occupied private dwellings

B03 AGE BY SEX B17 FAMILY TYPEPersons Families and Persons in families in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

B04 AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEX B30 WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPEPersons aged 15 years and over Families in occupied private dwellings

B13 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX CITIZENSHIPPersons aged 15 years and over B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)

PersonsB14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX

Persons in occupied private dwellings COMPUTING

B15 AGE BY COMPUTER USE BY SEX B15 AGE BY COMPUTER USE BY SEXPersons (excluding overseas visitors) Persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B25 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX B16 INTERNET USE BY SEXPersons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) Persons

B26 INDUSTRY BY AGE BY SEX DWELLINGEmployed persons (excluding overseas visitors) B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)

PersonsB27 OCCUPATION BY AGE BY SEX

Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors) B18 DWELLING STRUCTUREPrivate dwellings and Persons in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

ANCESTRYB05 ANCESTRY BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS B19 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE

Responses and Persons (excluding overseas visitors) Occupied private dwellings

BIRTHPLACE B20 MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENTB01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) Occupied private dwellings being purchased

PersonsB21 WEEKLY RENT BY LANDLORD TYPE

B05 ANCESTRY BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS Occupied private dwellings being rentedResponses and Persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B29 NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND NUMBER OF MOTORBIKES/MOTOR SCOOTERSB06 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX Occupied private dwellings

PersonsEDUCATION

B07 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY SEX B11 TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEXPersons Persons

CARAVANS B12 HIGHEST LEVEL OF SCHOOLING COMPLETED BY SEXB18 DWELLING STRUCTURE Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

Private dwellings and Persons in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)B23 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: LEVEL OF EDUCATION BY SEX

B19 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)Occupied private dwellings

B24 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: FIELD OF STUDY BY SEXPersons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E B Y S U B J E C T (cont'd)................................................ETHNICITY INCOMEB01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING) B13 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX

Persons Persons aged 15 years and over

B05 ANCESTRY BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS B30 WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPEResponses and Persons (excluding overseas visitors) Families in occupied private dwellings

B06 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX B31 WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPEPersons Occupied private dwellings

B07 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY SEX B33 SELECTED AVERAGESPersons

INDIGENOUSB08 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)

Persons Persons

B09 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIA B05 ANCESTRY BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS Persons born overseas (excluding overseas visitors) Responses and Persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B10 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION BY SEX B08 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEXPersons Persons

FAMILY B10 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION BY SEXB14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX Persons

Persons in occupied private dwellingsINDUSTRY

B17 FAMILY TYPE B26 INDUSTRY BY AGE BY SEXFamilies and Persons in families in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors) Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

B30 WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE INTERNETFamilies in occupied private dwellings B16 INTERNET USE BY SEX

PersonsHOURS WORKED (see LABOUR FORCE)

LABOUR FORCEHOUSEHOLD B22 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (SECOND RELEASE PROCESSING)B14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX Persons (excluding overseas visitors)

Persons in occupied private dwellingsB25 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX

B17 FAMILY TYPE Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)Families and Persons in families in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

LANGUAGEB31 WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)

Occupied private dwellings Persons

B32 HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY NUMBER OF PERSONS USUALLY RESIDENT B08 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEXOccupied private dwellings Persons

HOUSING COSTS B09 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIAB20 MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Persons born overseas (excluding overseas visitors)

Occupied private dwellings being purchasedMARITAL STATUS

B21 WEEKLY RENT BY LANDLORD TYPE B04 AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEXOccupied private dwellings being rented Persons aged 15 years and over

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E B Y S U B J E C T (cont'd)................................................METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORKB28 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX

Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

MORTGAGE (see HOUSING COSTS)

MOTOR VECHICLES/MOTOR SCOOTERSB28 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX


B29 NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND NUMBER OF MOTORBIKES/MOTOR SCOOTERSOccupied private dwellings

NON-PRIVATE DWELLINGB01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)

Persons

OCCUPATIONB27 OCCUPATION BY AGE BY SEX


QUALIFICATIONSB23 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: LEVEL OF EDUCATION BY SEX

Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

B24 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: FIELD OF STUDY BY SEXPersons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

RELIGIONB10 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION BY SEX

Persons

RENTB19 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE

Occupied private dwellings

B21 WEEKLY RENT BY LANDLORD TYPEOccupied private dwellings being rented

USUAL RESIDENTSB32 HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY NUMBER OF PERSONS USUALLY RESIDENT

Occupied private dwellings

YEAR OF ARRIVALB09 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIA

Persons born overseas (excluding overseas visitors)

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E E X P L A N A T O R Y N O T E S..............................................……….INTRODUCTION 1. The Basic Community Profile provides 33 tables containing key census Employed full-time/ 11. 'Employed full-time' means that the person worked 35 hours or more in all jobs

characteristics of persons, families and dwellings for the following geographic part-time during the week prior to Census night. 'Employed part-time' means that the personlevels: CD, SLA, LGA, CED, SED, UC/L, SSD, SD, S. Dist., Postal Area, Suburb, worked less than 35 hours in all jobs during the week prior to Census night.Section of State, State, Australia. It is based on place of enumeration.

12. For Census purposes, people who stated they were employed, but worked zero2. Information was collected from the 2001 Census of Population and Housing. hours in the week prior to Census night have been coded to 'Employed part-time'.

3. Each table title in the Basic Community Profile consists of two parts. The Fact Sheets 13. Fact Sheets have been prepared to provide further information on Census data and first part lists the variables included in the table. The second part describes the concepts. These are available on the ABS website or from the Information Consultancytable population. Unit in your State or Territory.

4. A glossary of terms and concepts used in the Basic Community Profile Family 14. A family is defined as two or more persons, one of whom is at least 15 years of age,appears below. who are related by blood, marriage (registered or de facto), adoption, step or fostering,

and who are usually resident in the same household.5. For more information on classifications and Census concepts see the 2001 Census Dictionary (Cat. No. 2901.0). Family income 15. Family income is the sum of the individual incomes of each resident family member

aged 15 years and over who is present in the household on Census night. If any familyGLOSSARY member aged 15 years and over did not state their income, or was temporarily absentAncestry 6. Respondents were asked to consider and mark the ancestries they most closely family income is not calculated. These families fall into the 'partial income stated'

identified with and to count their ancestry back as far as three generations. category. Family income is not applicable to non-family households, such as groupRespondents had the option of nominating several ancestries but only the first two households or lone person households; or to people in non-private dwellings.answers are processed for output purposes. Refer to Australian Standard Classificationof Cultural and Ethnic Groups (Cat. No. 1249.0) for further detail. First and Second 16. The 2001 Basic Community Profile will be released in two phases. First Release

Release Processing tables (tables B01 - B21) are those tables containing variables which are easilyBirthplace 7. There are 3 birthplace variables. Birthplace of Individual (BPLP), which records a processed. Second Release tables (tables B22 - B33) contain variables which require

person's country of birth, Birthplace of Female Parent (BPFP) and Birthplace of Male further processing or derivation. Parent (BPMP), which indicate whether a person's parents were born in Australia oroverseas. Prior to 2001, parental birthplace was coded to a country. Household 17. A household is defined as a group of two or more related or unrelated people who

usually reside in the same dwelling, who regard themselves as a household and whoCommonwealth 8. Some CEDs cross State and Territory boundaries. The implication of this is that make common provision for food or other essentials for living; or a person living in aElectoral Divisions State totals derived from CEDs will not equal the official State total counts. Therefore, dwelling who makes provision for his/her own food and other essentials for living, (CEDs) State totals will not be provided for the Basic Community Profile at CED level. without combining with any other person.

Computer Use at 9. Respondents were asked whether or not they had used a personal computer at 18. For Census purposes, the total number of households is equal to the total number ofHome home in the week prior to Census night. occupied private dwellings.

Dependent Child 10. A dependent child is an individual who is either a child under 15 or a dependent Household income 19. Household income is the sum of the individual incomes of each resident householdstudent, which is any child in a family under 15 years of age or aged 15-24 years member aged 15 years and over who is present in the household on Census night.and who is a full-time student. To be regarded as a dependent child the individual can If any household member did not state their income, or was temporarily absent, householdhave no partner or child of his/her own usually resident in the same household. income is not calculated. These households fall into the 'Partial income stated' category.

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E E X P L A N A T O R Y N O T E S (cont'd).......................................................……Industry 20. The industry classification is an indication of the main job only. Selected 28. Median monthly housing loan repayment is applicable to occupied private

Averages dwellings being purchased and includes dwellings being purchased under a rent/buyInternet Use 21. Respondents were asked whether or not they had used the Internet in the week scheme.

prior to Census night and if so where they had used it. The question on Internet Use allows for multiple responses. For example, a person who had used the Internet 29. Median weekly rent is applicable to occupied private dwellings being rented.at home, at work and elsewhere, would be recorded as such for each category.

30. Median weekly individual income is applicable to persons aged 15 yearsNfd 22. Nfd means 'not further defined'. and over.

Occupation 23. The occupation classification is an indication of the main job only. 31. Median weekly family income is applicable to families in occupied privatedwellings. It excludes families where at least one family member aged 15 years

Overseas visitors 24. Overseas visitors are defined differently to the 1996 Census. In 1996, an and over did not state an income and families where at least one family memberoverseas visitor was any person who stated they would be in Australia for less than aged 15 years and over was temporarily absent.6 months. For the 2001 Census, this has been extended to any person who statesthey will be in Australia for less than 12 months. 32. Median weekly household income is applicable to occupied private dwellings.

It excludes households where at least one member aged 15 years and over did notPlace of 25. The Census count, based on place of enumeration, is a count of every person who state an income and households where at least one member aged 15 years and overenumeration spent Census night in Australia where they were located. People are counted where was temporarily absent.

they are on Census night, which may not be where they usually live. Census data are also available on place of usual residence. 33. Mean household size is applicable to number of persons usually resident in

occupied private dwellings. It includes partners, children, and co-tenants (in groupPostal Area 26. A Postal Area of CD of Enumeration is formed by aggregating whole collection households) who were temporarily absent on Census night. A maximum of 3

districts (CD's) that fall within physical boundaries of a postcode on a best fit basis. temporary absentees can be counted in each household.As the name implies, the data are supplied on a place of enumeration basis. This series excludes non-mappable Australia Post postcodes e.g. post office box postcodes, Table population 34. Table population is a description of what the table is counting. For example,some postcodes which are delivery routes which are also covered by other postcodes tables containing marital status have a table population of persons aged 15 years (a situation which often occurs in rural areas) and some postcodes which, because of and over. Relevant details appear under the table title.the application of the 'best fit' principle, do not get a CD allocated to them.

27. Some Postal Areas cover CDs in more than one State or Territory boundary. Theimplication of this is that State totals derived from Postal Areas will not equal theofficial State total counts. Therefore, State totals are not provided for the BCP atPostal Area level.

B A S I C C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E E X P L A N A T O R Y N O T E S (cont'd).......................................................……DATA QUALITY 35. For further information on the data quality of Indigenous census data, see Population Household Income 42. Due to operational limitations, the family/household income imputation methodology

Distribution, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians (Cat. No. 4705.0). This (HIND) and Family may result in an undercount of the number of families/households in the $1,500 - $1,999publication presents counts for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians from the Income (FINF) range and a balancing over count in the $2,000 range. No other income ranges are2001 Census for Indigenous geographic areas, accompanied by information on data affected. This may also affect the median income estimate if the median falls in either of quality to help interpret the data. Population estimates of the Indigenous population based these ranges. on the 2001 Census are also included. For comprehensive information on the quality of Indigenous census data, see Population Issues, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 43. The calculation of median income is based on imputations made from the Survey ofAustralians (Cat. No. 4708.0). Income and Housing Costs, and as such is subject to sampling error. This is particularly

evident if the median falls into the highest income range, where the quoted median is a 36. Each stage of the Census is subject to stringent quality assurance measures. However, proxy only and should be regarded with caution.in a census there are recognised sources of error which may survive in the data produced.These include undercounting, processing and respondent error. Some of these are 44. Further information on data quality will be provided progressively in Census Updatesovercome or 'repaired' during processing. The effect of those that remain is generally slight, and in the 2001 Census fact sheets and working papers.although they may be more important for small groups in the population such as theIndigenous population. The primary forms of error to keep in mind are:

Partial 37. In some cases where an answer was not provided to a question an answer wasnon-response imputed or derived (often from other information on the form). In other cases a 'not stated'

code was allocated.

Processing error 38. While such errors can occur in any processing system, quality management is used to continuously improve the quality of processed data, and to identify and correct data ofunacceptable quality.

Random 39. Cells containing small values are randomly adjusted to avoid releasing informationAdjustment about particular individuals, families or households. The effect of random adjustment is

statistically insignificant.

Respondent error 40. Processing procedures cannot detect or repair all errors made by persons incompleting the form, therefore some may remain in final data.

Undercount 41. Although the Census aims to count each person once, there are some people who aremissed and others who are counted more than once. A post enumeration survey isconducted soon after the Census to measure the undercount.

AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 2001 Census of Population and Housing

B01 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (FIRST RELEASE PROCESSING)Persons

Males Females Persons

Total persons(a)

Aged 15 years and over(a)Aged 65 years and over(a)

AboriginalTorres Strait IslanderBoth Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander(b)Total Indigenous persons

Born in AustraliaBorn overseas(c)

Speaks English only Speaks other language(d)

Indigenous persons aged 18 years and over

Australian citizenAustralian citizen aged 18 years and over

Enumerated in private dwelling(a)Enumerated elsewhere(a)(e)

Overseas visitors

(a) Includes Overseas visitors.(b) Applicable to persons who are of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin.(c) Includes 'Inadequately described', 'At sea', and 'Not elsewhere classified'.(d) Includes 'Non-verbal so described' and 'Inadequately described'.(e) Includes 'Non-Private dwellings, Migratory and Off-shore.


B02 STATE OF USUAL RESIDENCE ON CENSUS NIGHT BY SEXPersons


Counted at homeVisitor from: Same Statistical Local Area Different Statistical Local Area in: New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania Northern Territory Australian Capital Territory Other Territories Total

Total visitors

Overseas visitors

Total


B03 AGE BY SEXPersons

Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons

0 years 30 601 31 612 32 623 33 634 34 640-4 30-34 60-64

5 35 656 36 667 37 678 38 689 39 695-9 35-39 65-69

10 40 7011 41 7112 42 7213 43 7314 44 7410-14 40-44 70-74

15 45 7516 46 7617 47 7718 48 7819 49 7915-19 45-49 75-79

20 50 80-8421 51 85-8922 52 90-9423 53 95-9924 54 100 years and over20-24 50-54 Overseas visitors25 5526 56 Total27 5728 5829 5925-29 55-59


B04 AGE BY REGISTERED MARITAL STATUS BY SEXPersons aged 15 years and over

Married Separated Divorced Widowed Never married Total

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Persons

15-19 years20-24 years25-29 years30-34 years35-39 years40-44 years45-49 years50-54 years55-59 years60-64 years65-69 years70-74 years75-79 years80-84 years85 years and overOverseas visitors

Total


B05 ANCESTRY(a) BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS (1 of 2)Responses and Persons(f) (excluding overseas visitors)

Both parents Father only Mother only Both parents Birthplace Total

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

Oceanian: Australian Other Australian Peoples(c) Maori New Zealander Other Oceanian(d) Total

North-West European: English Scottish Irish Dutch German Other North-West European(d) Total

Southern and Eastern European: Italian Maltese Croatian Greek Macedonian Serbian Polish Russian Other Southern and Eastern European(d) Total

North African and Middle Eastern: Lebanese Turkish Other North African and Middle Eastern(d) Total

(a) Refer to explanatory notes for further detail on ancestry.(b) Includes birthplace of either/both parents not stated.(c) Includes responses of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander & Australian of South Sea Islander descent.(d) If two responses are categorised in the 'other' category within the same region only one is counted.(e) Includes 'Inadequately described'.(f) This table being a multi-response table, the 'Total Responses' will not necessarily equal the 'Total Persons' count.


B05 ANCESTRY(a) BY BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS (2 of 2)Responses and Persons(f) (excluding overseas visitors)

Both parents Father only Mother only Both parents Birthplace Total

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

South-East Asian: Vietnamese Filipino Indonesian Other South-East Asian(d) Total

North-East Asian: Chinese Other North-East Asian(d) Total

Southern and Central Asian: Indian Other Southern and Central Asian(d) Total

People of the AmericasSub-Saharan AfricanNot stated(e)

Total Responses(f)

Total Persons(f)

(a) Refer to explanatory notes for further detail on ancestry.(b) Includes birthplace of either/both parents not stated.(c) Includes responses of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander & Australian of South Sea Islander descent.(d) If two responses are categorised in the 'other' category within the same region only one is counted.(e) Includes 'Inadequately described'.(f) This table being a multi-response table, the 'Total Responses' will not necessarily equal the 'Total Persons' count.


B06 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX Persons


AustraliaCanadaChina (excludes SARs and Taiwan Province)(a)CroatiaEgyptFijiFranceGermanyGreeceHong Kong (SAR of China)(a)IndiaIndonesiaIrelandItalyKorea, Republic of (South)LebanonMacedonia, FYROM(b)MalaysiaMaltaNetherlandsNew ZealandPhilippinesPolandSingaporeSouth AfricaSri LankaTurkeyUnited Kingdom(c)United States of AmericaViet NamYugoslavia, Federal Republic ofBorn elsewhere overseas(d)Not statedOverseas visitors

Total

(a) SAR is an abbreviation of 'Special Administrative Region'. SARs comprise 'Hong Kong (SAR of China)' and 'Macau (SAR of China)'.(b) FYROM is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia'.(c) Includes 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'United Kingdom, nfd'.(d) Includes 'Inadequately described', 'At sea' and 'Not elsewhere classified'.


B07 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY SEX (1 of 2)Persons


Oceania and Antarctica: Australia(a) Other(b) Total

North-West Europe: North-West Europe, nfd United Kingdom Ireland Western Europe Northern Europe Total

Southern and Eastern Europe: Southern and Eastern Europe, nfd Southern Europe South Eastern Europe Eastern Europe Total

North Africa and the Middle East: North Africa and the Middle East, nfd North Africa Middle East Total

South-East Asia: South-East Asia, nfd Mainland South-East Asia Maritime South-East Asia Total

(a) Includes 'Australian External Territories'.(b) Includes 'Oceania and Antarctica, nfd'.(c) Includes 'Inadequately described', 'At sea' and 'Not elsewhere classified'.


B07 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY SEX (2 of 2)Persons


North-East Asia: North-East Asia, nfd Chinese Asia (includes Mongolia) Japan and the Koreas Total

Southern and Central Asia: Southern and Central Asia, nfd Southern Asia Central Asia Total

Americas: Americas, nfd Northern America South America Central America Caribbean Total

Sub-Saharan Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa, nfd Central and West Africa Southern and East Africa Total

Other(c)Not statedOverseas visitors

Total

(a) Includes 'Australian External Territories'.(b) Includes 'Oceania and Antarctica, nfd'.(c) Includes 'Inadequately described', 'At sea' and 'Not elsewhere classified'.


B08 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEXPersons


Speaks English onlySpeaks other language: Arabic (including Lebanese) Australian Indigenous Languages Chinese languages: Cantonese Mandarin Other Total

Croatian French German Greek Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Khmer Korean Macedonian Maltese Netherlandic Persian Polish Portuguese Russian Samoan Serbian Sinhalese South Slavic nfd Spanish Tagalog (Filipino) Tamil Turkish Vietnamese Other(a) Total

Not statedOverseas visitors

Total

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


B09 PROFICIENCY IN SPOKEN ENGLISH BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL IN AUSTRALIAPersons born overseas(a) (excluding overseas visitors)

1991 1986 Before Not

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 - 1995 - 1990 1986 stated Total

Speaks English onlySpeaks other language and speaks English: Very well or Well Not well or Not at all Not stated(b) Total

Not stated(c)

Total

(a) Excludes persons who did not state their birthplace. (b) Includes cases where language spoken at home was stated but proficiency in English was not stated.(c) Includes cases where both language spoken at home and proficiency in English were not stated.


B10 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION BY SEXPersons


BuddhismChristianity: Anglican Baptist Brethren Catholic Churches of Christ Jehovah's Witnesses Latter Day Saints Lutheran Oriental Christian Orthodox Presbyterian and Reformed Salvation Army Seventh-day Adventist Uniting Church Pentecostal Other Protestant Other Christian(a) Total

HinduismIslamJudaismOther Religions: Australian Aboriginal Traditional Religions Other Religious Groups Total

No religion(b)Inadequately described(c)Not statedOverseas visitors

Total

(a) Includes 'Christian, nfd'.(b) Includes 'No religion nfd', 'Agnosticism', 'Atheism', 'Humanism' and 'Rationalism'.(c) Includes 'Religious belief, nfd'.


B11 TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEXPersons


Pre-schoolInfants/Primary: Government Catholic Other Non Government Total

Secondary: Government Catholic Other Non Government Total

Technical or Further Educational Institution: Full-time Part-time Not stated(a) Total

University or other Tertiary Institution: Full-time Part-time Not stated(a) Total

Other: Full-time Part-time Not stated(a) Total

Not attendingNot stated(b)Overseas visitors

Total

(a) Includes persons who stated they were attending an educational institution, but did not state whether full-time or part-time.(b) Includes persons who did not state whether or not they were attending an educational institution.


B12 HIGHEST LEVEL OF SCHOOLING COMPLETED(a) BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)


Year 8 or belowYear 9 or equivalentYear 10 or equivalentYear 11 or equivalentYear 12 or equivalentStill at schoolDid not go to schoolNot stated

Total

(a) Refers to Primary or Secondary schooling.


B13 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 2)Persons aged 15 years and over

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

MALES

Negative/Nil income$1-$39 $40-$79 $80-$119 $120-$159 $160-$199 $200-$299$300-$399 $400-$499 $500-$599 $600-$699 $700-$799 $800-$999 $1,000-$1,499 $1,500 or more Not statedOverseas visitors

Total

FEMALES


Total


B13 WEEKLY INDIVIDUAL INCOME BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 2)Persons aged 15 years and over

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

PERSONS


Total


B14 RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEXPersons in occupied private dwellings(a)

0-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 years

years years years years years years years and over Total

MALES

Husband or wife in registered marriage n.a.Partner in de facto marriage n.a.Lone parent n.a.Child under 15 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a.Dependent student (15-24) n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a.Non-dependent child n.a.Other related individualUnrelated individual living in family householdGroup household member n.a.Lone person n.a.Visitor (from within Australia)Overseas visitors

Total

FEMALES


Total

PERSONS


Total

(a) Excludes 'Persons in other not classifiable households' and 'Persons in migratory or off-shore CDs'.


B15 AGE BY COMPUTER USE BY SEXPersons (excluding overseas visitors)

Uses a Does not use a computer at home computer at home Not stated Total

MALES

0-9 years10-14 years15-19 years20-24 years25-34 years35-44 years45-54 years55-64 years65-74 years75 years and over

Total

FEMALES


Total

PERSONS


Total


B16 INTERNET USE BY SEXPersons


Used the Internet: At home At work Elsewhere At home and at work At home and elsewhere At work and elsewhere At home and work and elsewhere Total

Did not use the InternetNot statedOverseas visitors

Total


B17 FAMILY TYPEFamilies(a) and Persons in families(b) in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

Families Males Females Persons

Couple family: with children under 15 and non-dependent children with children under 15 without non-dependent children with dependent students (15-24) and non-dependent children with dependent students (15-24) without non-dependent children with children under 15 & dependent students & non-dependent children with children under 15 & dependent students without non-dependent children with non-dependent children Total

Couple family without children

One parent family: with children under 15 and non-dependent children with children under 15 without non-dependent children with dependent students (15-24) and non-dependent children with dependent students (15-24) without non-dependent children with children under 15 & dependent students & non-dependent children with children under 15 & dependent students without non-dependent children with non-dependent children Total

Other family

Total

(a) Includes same sex couple families.(b) Excludes family members who were temporarily absent on Census night.


B18 DWELLING STRUCTUREPrivate dwellings and Persons in occupied private dwellings (excluding overseas visitors)

Dwellings Persons

Separate houseSemi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse etc. with: One storey Two or more storeys Total

Flat, unit or apartment: In a one or two storey block In a three storey block In a four or more storey block Attached to a house Total

Other dwelling: Caravan, cabin, houseboat Improvised home, tent, sleepers out House or flat attached to a shop, office, etc. Total

Not statedUnoccupied private dwellings n.a.

Total


B19 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPEOccupied private dwellings

Rented

Being

purchased State/

under a Territory Other

Fully Being rent/buy Housing Not tenure Not

owned purchased scheme Authority Other stated(a) Total type(b) stated(c) Total

Separate houseSemi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouseFlat, unit or apartmentOther dwellingNot stated

Total

(a) Includes rented dwellings where the landlord type was not stated.(b) Includes dwellings being occupied rent-free and dwellings being occupied under a life tenure scheme.(c) Includes dwellings where the tenure type was not stated.


B20 MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENTOccupied private dwellings being purchased(a)

Dwellings

$1-$199$200-$399$400-$599$600-$799$800-$999$1,000-$1,199$1,200-$1,399$1,400-$1,599$1,600-$1,799$1,800-$1,999$2,000 or moreNot stated

Total

(a) Includes dwellings being purchased under a rent/buy scheme.


B21 WEEKLY RENT BY LANDLORD TYPEOccupied private dwellings being rented

State/Territory

Real Estate Agent housing authority Other Not Stated Total

$1-$49$50-$99$100-$149$150-$199$200-$249$250-$299$300-$349$350-$399$400-$499$500 or moreNot stated

Total


B22 SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS (SECOND RELEASE PROCESSING)Persons (excluding overseas visitors)


Employed(a): Full-time(b) Part-time Not stated(c) Total

Unemployed(a)Total labour force(a)

Not in the labour force(a)Unemployment rate(a)

Same address 1 year ago(d)Different address 1 year ago(d)

Same address 5 years ago(e)Different address 5 years ago(e)

(a) Applicable to persons aged 15 years and over.(b) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs in the week prior to Census night.(c) Includes persons who did not state their hours worked.(d) Excludes persons less than 1 year of age.(e) Excludes persons less than 5 years of age.


B23 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: LEVEL OF EDUCATION BY SEX(a)Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)


Postgraduate Degree Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate Bachelor Degree Advanced Diploma and Diploma Certificate Not stated(b)Not applicable(c)

Total

(a) Excludes schooling up to Year 12.(b) Includes 'Inadequately described'.(c) Includes persons who do not have a qualification and persons who have a qualification out of scope of the Australian Standard Classification of Education.


B24 NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATION: FIELD OF STUDY BY SEX(a)Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)


Natural and Physical SciencesInformation TechnologyEngineering and Related TechnologiesArchitecture and BuildingAgriculture, Environmental & Related StudiesHealthEducationManagement and CommerceSociety and CultureCreative ArtsFood, Hospitality and Personal ServicesMixed Field ProgrammesField of Study inadequately describedNot statedNot applicable(b)

Total

(a) Excludes schooling up to Year 12.(b) Includes persons who do not have a qualification and persons who have a qualification out of scope of the Australian Standard Classification of Education.


B25 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEXPersons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors)

Unemployed looking for:

Employed, working Total Full-time Part-time Total Total Not in the Not

Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(b) employed work work unemployed labour force labour force stated(c) Total

MALES

15-19 years20-24 years25-34 years35-44 years45-54 years55-64 years65 years and over

Total

FEMALES


Total

PERSONS


Total

(a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night.(b) Includes employed persons who did not state their hours worked.(c) Includes persons who did not state their labour force status.


B26 INDUSTRY BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 2)Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)

15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 years andyears years years years years years over Total

MALES

Agriculture, Forestry and FishingMiningManufacturingElectricity, Gas and Water SupplyConstructionWholesale TradeRetail TradeAccommodation, Cafes and RestaurantsTransport and StorageCommunication ServicesFinance and InsuranceProperty and Business ServicesGovernment Administration and DefenceEducationHealth and Community ServicesCultural and Recreational ServicesPersonal and Other ServicesNon-classifiable economic unitsNot stated

Total

FEMALES


Total


B26 INDUSTRY BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 2)Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)


PERSONS


Total


B27 OCCUPATION BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 2)Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)


MALES

Managers and AdministratorsProfessionalsAssociate ProfessionalsTradespersons and Related WorkersAdvanced Clerical and Service WorkersIntermediate Clerical, Sales and Service WorkersIntermediate Production and Transport WorkersElementary Clerical, Sales and Service WorkersLabourers and Related WorkersInadequately describedNot stated

Total

FEMALES


Total


B27 OCCUPATION BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 2)Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)


PERSONS


Total


B28 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY SEX Employed persons (excluding overseas visitors)


One method only: Train Bus Ferry Tram(a) Taxi Car, as driver Car, as passenger Truck Motorbike/motor scooter Bicycle Other Walked only Total

Two methods: Train and Bus Train and other (excluding bus) Bus and other (excluding train) Other two methods Total

Three methods: Train and other two methods Bus and other two methods (excluding train) Other three methods Total

Worked at homeDid not go to workNot stated(b)

Total

(a) Includes light rail.


B29 NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND NUMBER OF MOTORBIKES/MOTOR SCOOTERSOccupied private dwellings

Dwellings

Number of households with: No motor vehicles and: No motorbikes/motor scooters 1 motorbike/motor scooter 2 or more motorbikes/motor scooters Not stated Total

1 motor vehicle and: No motorbikes/motor scooters 1 motorbike/motor scooter 2 or more motorbikes/motor scooters Not stated Total

2 motor vehicles and: No motorbikes/motor scooters 1 motorbike/motor scooter 2 or more motorbikes/motor scooters Not stated Total

3 or more motor vehicles and: No motorbikes/motor scooters 1 motorbike/motor scooter 2 or more motorbikes/motor scooters Not stated Total

Number of motor vehicles not stated and: No motorbikes/motor scooters 1 motorbike/motor scooter 2 or more motorbikes/motor scooters Not stated Total

Total


B30 WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPEFamilies in occupied private dwellings

Couple family Couple family One

with children without children parent family Other family Total

Negative/Nil income$1-$199 $200-$299 $300-$399 $400-$499 $500-$599 $600-$699 $700-$799 $800-$999 $1,000-$1,199 $1,200-$1,499 $1,500-$1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(a)All incomes not stated(b)

Total

(a) Includes families where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one family member aged 15 years and over was temporarily absent.(b) Includes families where no members present stated an income.


B31 WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPEOccupied private dwellings(a)

Family Non-Family

Households Households Total

Negative/Nil income$1-$199 $200-$299 $300-$399 $400-$499 $500-$599 $600-$699 $700-$799 $800-$999 $1,000-$1,199 $1,200-$1,499 $1,500-$1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(b)All incomes not stated(c)

Total

(a) Excludes 'Other not classifiable households' and 'Visitor only households'.(b) Includes families where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one family member aged 15 years and over was temporarily absent.(c) Includes households where no members present stated an income.


B32 HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY NUMBER OF PERSONS USUALLY RESIDENT(a) Occupied private dwellings(b)

Non-Family households

Family households Lone person household Group household Total

Number of persons usually resident: One n.a. n.a. Two n.a. Three n.a. Four n.a. Five n.a. Six or more n.a.

Total

(a) Includes partners, children, and co-tenants (in group households) who were temporarily absent on Census night. A maximum of 3 temporary absentees can be counted in each household.(b) Excludes 'Non-classifiable households' and 'Visitor Only households'.


B33 SELECTED AVERAGES(a)

Median age(b)Median monthly housing loan repaymentsMedian weekly rent Median weekly individual incomeMedian weekly family incomeMedian weekly household incomeMean household size

(a) Refer to explanatory notes for further detail on Selected Averages.(a) Excludes 'Overseas visitors'.

Documents

Basic Community Profile - abs.gov.au Basic Community Profile provides 33 tables containing key census Employed full-time/ 11 ... These are available on the ABS website or from the