Norfolk Island

CENSUS OFPOPULATIONAND HOUSING

9 AUGUST 2011

Census Description, Analysis and Basic Tables

Norfolk Island

Report on the 2011 Census On Population and Housing

Census Description, Analysis and Basic Tables

Census and Statistics Norfolk Island

Front Cover: With permission and acknowledgement to Ms Di Quintal and Mr Alan McNeil for use of the photos

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Foreword

Census data is an invaluable source of information pertaining to the population of distinct areas, from small territories, whole countries, and for the entire world. There has been recent media focus on the world population passing the 7 billion mark, and the challenges this presents for the global community we all live in. The Norfolk Island 2011 Census report presents us with a detailed analysis of the characteristics of the people present on Norfolk Island on Census night, 9th

August 2011.

The 2011 Census on population and housing provides valuable information for policy making and for development planning on Norfolk Island, not only in the area of demographic change, but also in priority areas such as public health, disability and education. I strongly believe in the importance of sound and relevant data as a contributing factor towards effective decision-making and to enable monitoring of government policies and programmes. The availability of robust dataand reliable statistics and the analysis of such data are crucial if we are to enhance our efforts towards more evidence-based policy making.

The 2011 Census results provide us with key benchmarks of our development efforts. The report highlights the areas that may require further attention and how the Norfolk Island Government and all of us together can respond to and improve on areas of concern.

Conducting of a census is a major undertaking and not an easy task, and I would like to take this opportunity to commend the Administration of Norfolk Island and the Census Statistician more broadly for the strong commitment to a successful 2011 Census by investing substantially both in human and financial resources. This census is not a simple quantitative exercise but it poses significant challenges in training and quality assurance.

The information presented here is the result of intensive effort and collaboration amongst certain individuals. I acknowledge their valuable work and trust the results will be immensely useful in planning for Norfolk Island’s future development.

Credit for the implementation of the 2011 Census and for the preparation of this report is due to particular individuals who have contributed to the census data collection and for the thorough analysis included in the report. These individuals include:

• Bruce Taylor: Acting Chief Executive Officer, Administration of Norfolk Island, who was the overall manager of this project.

• Polini Boseto McNeil, Norfolk Island Government Statistician, who was responsible for the overall planning and implementation of the 2011 Census exercise and who contributed substantially to the 2011 Census Report.

• Jodie Brown Quintal, 2011 Census Field Supervisor, who was responsible for coordinating the logistics and administration of the 2011 Census Field work.

• Mrs Renee Webster, Mr Eddie Hooker, Mrs Sheila Grimshaw, Mrs Lisa Edwards, Ms Jo Jenkins and Mrs Judith Davidson, Census District Collectors, who were responsible for distribution and collection of the Census forms.

• Ms Leah Menzies, who provided additional assistance in data processing of the 2011 Census data.

Congratulations for a job well done.

Norfolk Island David Buffet 30th November 2011 Chief Minister

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Acknowledgment

The organisation of any census is a memorable event and the Norfolk Island 2011 Census on Population and Housing is certainly of no exception to this rule. Though the timing of the 2011 Census between the planning and preparation stages and the actual implementation of the exercise was under a very tight time schedule, the prospects of a successful result varied but in the end, the census exercise was satisfactorily completed.

Several people have contributed to the success of the 2011 Census. However, a few people deserve a special mention. In this respect, special thanks are due to the Administration of Norfolk Island, in particular to the Acting Chief Executive Officer, Mr Bruce Taylor, who provided advice and with whom I liaised closely with in the census process. Acknowledgement is extended to the NIA Lands Officer, Ms Cheryl (Sarlu) Le Cren for providing the Norfolk Island map and providing the Census District enumeration maps. The Census Field Supervisor, Mrs Jodie Quintal, made a prominent contribution, particularly in providing logistical and administration support in preparation towards the field work for the 2011 Census.

The six Census District Collectors: Mrs Renee Webster, Mr Eddie Hooker, Mrs Sheila Grimshaw, Mrs Lisa Edwards, Ms Jo Jenkins and Mrs Judith Davidson, contributed significantly to the success of the census, especially in the early stages and fieldwork of the 2011 Census. They did their work well, often in somewhat difficult circumstances. Further thanks go out to Ms Leah Menzies who together with Ms Jo Jenkins, provided their valuable time in data processing of the 2011 Census.

Notwithstanding the current circumstances on Norfolk Island, the majority of the census data retain their relevance as a snapshot of the Island in 2011 and for planning and policy development in particular areas of interest. Results from the 2011 Census will be an indispensable tool for all partners both internally and external, contributing to the future of Norfolk Island.

Norfolk Island Polini Boseto McNeil, 30th November 2011 Statistician

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Acknowledgment

The organisation of any census is a memorable event and the Norfolk Island 2011 Census on Population and Housing is certainly of no exception to this rule. Though the timing of the 2011 Census between the planning and preparation stages and the actual implementation of the exercise was under a very tight time schedule, the prospects of a successful result varied but in the end, the census exercise was satisfactorily completed.

Several people have contributed to the success of the 2011 Census. However, a few people deserve a special mention. In this respect, special thanks are due to the Administration of Norfolk Island, in particular to the Acting Chief Executive Officer, Mr Bruce Taylor, who provided advice and with whom I liaised closely with in the census process. Acknowledgement is extended to the NIA Lands Officer, Ms Cheryl (Sarlu) Le Cren for providing the Norfolk Island map and providing the Census District enumeration maps. The Census Field Supervisor, Mrs Jodie Quintal, made a prominent contribution, particularly in providing logistical and administration support in preparation towards the field work for the 2011 Census.

The six Census District Collectors: Mrs Renee Webster, Mr Eddie Hooker, Mrs Sheila Grimshaw, Mrs Lisa Edwards, Ms Jo Jenkins and Mrs Judith Davidson, contributed significantly to the success of the census, especially in the early stages and fieldwork of the 2011 Census. They did their work well, often in somewhat difficult circumstances. Further thanks go out to Ms Leah Menzies who together with Ms Jo Jenkins, provided their valuable time in data processing of the 2011 Census.

Notwithstanding the current circumstances on Norfolk Island, the majority of the census data retain their relevance as a snapshot of the Island in 2011 and for planning and policy development in particular areas of interest. Results from the 2011 Census will be an indispensable tool for all partners both internally and external, contributing to the future of Norfolk Island.

Norfolk Island Polini Boseto McNeil, 30th November 2011 Statistician

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List of abbreviations

ABS Australian Bureau of Statistics

CD Census District

CEO Chief Executive Officer

CSPro Census and Survey Processing System

EA Enumeration Area

GEP General Entry Permit

ICR Intelligent Characters Recognition

ILO International Labour Organisation

IMPS Integrated Microcomputer Processing System

ISCO International Standard Classifications of Occupations

ISIC International Standard Industrial Classification of all economic activities

MLA Member of the Legislative Assembly

NIA Norfolk Island Administration

NIG Norfolk Island Government

PES Post Enumeration Survey

TA Technical Assistance

TEP Temporary Entry Permit

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Table of contents

Foreword ........................................................................................................................................ i Acknowledgement......................................................................................................................... ii List of abbreviations..................................................................................................................... iii Table of contents .......................................................................................................................... iv List of Tables................................................................................................................................. v List of Figures ............................................................................................................................. vii

Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 1

Part 1: Organisational and operational background of the 2011 Census .............................. 2

Part 2: Results and Analysis of the 2011 Census .................................................................... 6

2.1 General population profile and Change............................................................................ 6

2.2. Social profile and characteristics.................................................................................... 11

2.3. Immigration profile ....................................................................................................... 15

2.4. Disability profile............................................................................................................. 18

2.5. Economic profile ............................................................................................................ 20

2.6. Housing profile............................................................................................................... 25

Part 3: Table Specifications and Basic Tables........................................................................ 30

3.1. Technical Notes.............................................................................................................. 30

Part 4: Annexes ......................................................................................................................... 33

Annex 1 Basic Tables .............................................................................................................. 33

Annex II Norfolk Island Map ................................................................................................... 90

Annex III 2011 Census Form..................................................................................................... 91

Annex IV Concepts and Definitions .......................................................................................... 99

Annex V References ............................................................................................................... 100

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List of tables1

Group B1: General population characteristics

B101 Total population and number of households, by census year; also rate of annual population increase, population density and average household size

B102 Age group by Sex

Group B2: Social characteristics

B201 Relationship to head of household by all ages and sex

B202 Marital status by all ages and sex

B203 Religion by all ages and sex

B204 School status by all ages and sex

B205 Left school and age left school by all ages and sex

B206 Spoken language by all ages and sex

B207 Ability to speak English by all ages and sex

B208 Usual or main activity by all ages and sex

Group B3: Immigration characteristics

B301 Country or place of birth by all ages and sex

B302 Ordinarily resident not born on Norfolk Island and by year of arrival on Norfolk Island by all ages and sex

B303 Country of citizenship by all ages and sex

B304 Pitcairn Island descent by all ages and sex

B305 Usual place of residence by all ages and sex

B306 Place of residence in August 2010 by all ages and sex

B307 Residential status on Norfolk Island by all ages and sex

B308 Basis for - General Entry Permit by all ages and sex

Group B4: Disability characteristics

B401 Persons with disability and type of disability, and by sex,

B402 Disabled person and by type of assistance required for the disability, and by sex

B403 Disabled person and reason for need of assistance, and by sex

Group B5: Economic characteristics

B501 Highest level of education by age group and sex

B502 Activity status, by age group and sex 1 The list of Basic Tables is annexed as Annex 1 of this report.

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B503 Occupation by age group and by sex

B504 Industry by age group and sex

B505 Hours of work by age group and by sex

B506 Number of business employee by age group, sex

B507 Mode of transport to work by age group, and by sex

B508 Actively looking for work in the last 4 weeks by age group, sex

B509 Circa employment registry by age group, and by sex,

B510 Unpaid domestic work by age group, sex,

B511 Looking after a child without pay by age group, sex

B512 Providing unpaid care by age group, sex,

B513 Voluntary work through an organization/group by age group, sex,

B514 Gross weekly income from wages and salary by age group and sex,

B515 Gross weekly income from business, profession or farm by age group and sex

B516 Gross weekly income from other incomes including rental, dividends, royalties etc by age group, sex,

B517 Gross weekly income from workers compensation by age group and sex

B518 Benefit retirement scheme by age group and sex

B519 Social Welfare by age group and sex

Group B6: Housing characteristics and Amenities B601 Household reporting absence of household member on census night, and reason

for absenceB602 Tenure of dwelling

B603 Type of materials used for construction of wall, floor and roof

B604 Type of holding and size of holding of dwelling

B605 Type of Housing tenure

B606 Source of sewerage disposal

B607 Source of water supply

B608 Source of household amenities including cooking, room lighting, water heating

B609 Number of registered and unregistered vehicles

B610 Type of Internet connection

B611 Persons consenting to storage of census information

Extracted Tables for 2011 Report2

Table 2.1: Total Population by Disability (all ages) Table 2.2: Ordinarily Resident Population by Disability (all ages) Table 2.3: Percentage Distribution of Occupied Private Dwellings by household amenities (%)

2 Tables 2.1 to 2.3 are tables extracted from the basic tables and used as part of the analytical work

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List of figures

Figure 2.1: Population size by Census Years Figure 2.2: Population Distribution by Census Years Figure 2.3: Percentage of Population Distribution by Age Figure 2.4: Total Population Pyramid by Age and Sex Figure 2.5: Ordinarily Resident Population Pyramid by Age and Sex Figure 2.6: Sex Ratio of Ordinarily residents Population by census years Figure 2.7: Intercensal Growth Rate by census years Figure 2.8: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Religion Figure 2.9: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by other language Figure 2.10: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Marital Status Figure 2.11: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population of all ages by usual or

Main activity Figure 2.12: Percentage Distribution of Total Population of all ages by Country of Citizenship Figure 2.13: Percentage Distribution of Total Population of all ages by Country of Birth Figure 2.14: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population of all ages by Pitcairn

DescentFigure 2.15: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily resident population of all ages by Residential

statusFigure 2.16: Percentage Distribution of General Entry Permit Holders of all ages by basis of GEP

Permit Figure 2.17: Ordinarily disabled resident by type of disability (all ages) Figure 2.18: Ordinarily disabled resident by reason for need of assistance (all ages) Figure 2.19: Population 15+ years by Highest Level of Educational Attainment Figure 2.20: Working Age of Ordinarily Resident Population Figure 2.21: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by type of work or activity Figure 2.22: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Male and Female Population by type

of work or activity Figure 2.23: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Industry Figure 2.24: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by type Occupation Figure 2.25: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Individual Gross

Weekly Income Figure 2.26: Percentage of Occupied Private Dwellings Reporting holding used for agricultural or

pastoral purposes Figure 2.27: Occupied Private Dwellings on holding used for agricultural or pastoral purposes and

by size of holding Figure 2.28: Occupied Private Dwellings by Source of Water Supply Figure 2.29: Occupied Dwellings by Sewage Disposal Figure 2.30: Percentage Distribution of Vehicles by Vehicle Registration status Disposal Figure 2.31: Percentage Distribution of Occupied Private Dwellings by Internet Connection Figure 2.32: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by agreement to storage of

2011 Census Form

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Introduction

Theprimary aimof theNorfolk Island2011Census report is to provide census userswith abetterunderstandingofthestateofaffairsonNorfolkIslandinthevariousareascoveredbythe2011Census.Therearethreepartstothisreport:

Part 1 provides an overview of the organizational and operational background of the 2011Census.Itincludesalltheactivitiesundertakeninthe2011Censusprocess.

Part 2 provides theanalysisof the2011Census results andaddressesvarious thematic areasincludingabriefontheNorfolkIslandpopulationprofileandchangeintermsofitspopulationsizeanddistribution,itspopulationstructurebyageandsex,anditspopulationgrowthbetweencensus years (2.4).Movement of people in terms of immigration is also discussed (2.3).Thereportfurtheranalysedthesocialcharacteristics,henceprovidingasocialprofileof theIsland(2.2)whichcombinesanalysisofdisabilityandtypeofdisability(2.4). Theeconomicprofile(2.5) deals with economic activities of individuals and also includes activity status,employment, occupation and industry in paid work, and unpaid activities. Finally, the lastcomponentofanalysis isbasedon thehouseholdcharacteristics (2.6)of the2011Censusandincludes, among other things, the use of construction materials for houses. In addition, itaddresses access to facilities and other housing amenities. Under each thematic area, itconcludeswithabriefsummaryofthemainfindingsofthe2011CensusandattemptstodistilimplicationsforpolicymakinganddevelopmentplanningonNorfolkIsland.

Part 3 provides the basic tables of the 2011 Census from which most of the major keyindicatorshavebeenderivedfromfortheanalyticalreportofthe2011Census

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Part 1. Organisational and operational backgrounds of the 2011 census

1.1. General background

Censuses held at regular intervals provide an important source of information for theAdministration of Norfolk Island, as well as for the private sector and not for profitorganizations. The census is a vital instrument in awide range of activities. Such activitiesincludepolicydevelopmentandplanningbytheNorfolkIslandAdministrationandbyprivateorganisations and interest groups, and the establishment of sample frames for surveys onspecifictopics.

The 2011Census onNorfolk Islandwas preceded by full censuses undertaken during 1981,1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, and 2006. In ensuring alignment with Australia, Norfolk IslandconductsitscensusesatthesametimeasAustralia.Inaccordancewithsection8oftheCensusand Statistics Act 1961,NorfolkIslandwasdividedintosixCensusDistricts(CDs).Giventhecensusdistrictsdemarcation,itwasalsoexpectedthatacensusdistrictcollectorbeassignedtoeachcensusdistrictpurposelytocarryoutduties inrelationtothetakingandcollectionofthecensusdistrict.Thus, thecensusdistrictcollector’sprimaryroleis todistributeHouseholder’sSchedules to all people present in the census district prior to the night of the census and tocollectthoseSchedulesaftercensusnight.

Apart from the providing the core information about population distribution and change, the2011Census isdesigned toprovide informationonareasof interestasdefinedbytheCensusand Statistics Act 1961, consistent to information provided in the previous censuses forpurposesofcomparison.

1.2. Geographical

Foroperationalpurposes, theNorfolk Island isdivided into sixcensusdistricts.Although thecensus districts do not have any official administrative status, the divisions may serve as aframework for future surveys in inter-census periods. Annex II provides a map of NorfolkIsland.

1.3. Enumeration methods

An efficient collection operation is essential to the success of the Census. As in previousCensuses,the2011Censusisself-enumerated.Thismeansthateachhouseholdisaskedtofillinthe details required on the Census form. A Collector is to provide assistance if andwhen ahousehold requires additional assistance on the census form.ACollector collects the censusformsthedayafterthecensusnight.WhereaCollectorisnotinitiallysuccessfulincollectingaCensusform,he/sheisrequiredtoreturntothehouseholduptoatleasttwotothreetimesintheweekperiodfollowingCensusNighttoattempttocollecttheform.

1.4. Census funding Adequatefinancialsupportisrequiredforasuccessfulcensus.Thetotalfinancialcommitmenttothe2011CensuswasAUD$30,000solelyfinancedbytheAdministrationofNorfolkIslandandwithnoexternalfundingsource.Thiswillneedtoincreaseinthesubsequentcensuses.

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1.5. The 2011 Census programme

1.5.1. Census Staffing

Intheinitialstagesofthecensusplanningandpreparationofthe2011Census,thereweretwocore teammemberswhich included theCensus Statistician and theCensus Field Supervisor.Six census district collectorswere recruited for the census enumeration period and two stafffromtheAdministrationofNorfolkIslandprovidedvaluableassistancetothefinalstagesofthecensus exercise. All staff was appointed under the Census and Statistics Act 1961 and wassubjectedtothestrictconfidentialityprovisionsoftheCensus and Statistics Act 1961.

1.5.2. Mapping

TheproductionofaccuratemapsforusebyCensusCollectorsisimportanttothecollectionoftheCensusinordertoavoidomissionsanddoublecounting.TheymakeitpossibleforCensusCollectors to deliver and collect forms from every household on Norfolk Island. Censuscollectorswere providedwith a hard copyof theirmaps. However, for subsequent censuseshigh resolution quality maps may need to be considered to ensure that a more detailed andappropriately scaled maps for use by Census Collectors, leading to better coverage of thepopulation.

1.5.3. Household Schedule

Thehouseholdscheduleconsistedof8pagesofA3sheetsprintedbacktobackonwhitepaperwhichcouldbeprone towet fieldworkconditions.Thehouseholdschedulecomprisedof twomainparts:asegmentonindividualpersonsinformation(7pages)andasegmentondwellinginformation (one page). An additional household schedule was provided for households thatexceededmorethan7householdmembers.Inthesegmentonindividuals/personstherewere44questions and in the segment on dwelling therewere 15 questions.A copy of the householdscheduleisattachedasAnnexIIItothereport.

1.5.4. Pre-Publicity and Awareness

Apublicitycampaignwasinitiatedtocreateawarenessofthecensusamongthepopulation,aswellastohelpthepublictounderstandwhyandhowthecensuswouldbeconducted.

Thecensuspublicityexerciseincludedthefollowingactivities:

• A schedule of announcements for broadcast in “Local Notices” at Radio Norfolk waspreparedandairedonRadioNorfolkduringthedaysleadinguptothecensusenumeration

• Aseriesofmedia releaseswaspublishedvia the“Norfolk Islander”, theNorfolkWindowand Norfolk Online. The media releases also included an article providing clarity andjustificationonthe“timecapsule”questionthatwasincludedinthehouseholdschedule

1.5.5. Training

EnumerationTrainingfortheCollectorsisvitalinensuringthataCollectorisfullyversedandknowledgeable in achieving the expected census results andoutcomes.A training session fortheCollectors tookplaceonTuesday,2ndAugust 2011,whichwas7daysbefore theCensusnightonthe9thAugust2011.Theneedtoconductaseriesoftrainingsessionsisofimportance.

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1.5.6. Logistics

Transport: For the census enumeration, the censusFieldSupervisor and theCollectors usedtheir personal vehicles to distribute and collect the household schedules.Costs incurredwerereimbursedbytheNorfolkIslandAdministration.

Equipment: The field equipment for the census district collectors included: Householder’sSchedule; Envelopes for Householders Schedules (Black Lettering); Envelopes forPersonal/Private Form (Red Lettering); Record Book, containing also ‘Authority to Act asCollector’ and a description of Collectors boundaries; Call-back/thank you cards; MileageClaim for reimbursement of fuel expenses; Time Sheets to record hoursworked; Collector’sBadge(adhesivepaperbadge);Onepacketofpins;TwogreenandacarryingsatchelforeachCollector.

Office Space: For purposes of maintaining confidentiality of the 2011 Census householdschedules,anofficewasprovidedforuseattheAdministrationofNorfolkIsland,tostorethe2011Censusformsaswellastoprocessthedata.

1.5.7. Fieldwork

Distribution of Census Forms:TheCollectorsstartedthefirstroundofdistributingthecensusformsonFriday,5thAugust2011.TheCollectorswererequiredtodistributeeachcensusformtoeachhouseholdintheirdistrict.Wherenobodywasathome,aCollectorwouldleaveacallbackcard.

Collection of Questionnaires: The collection of the questionnaires commenced onWednesday, 10th August 2011, the day following the census night. Upon completion ofcollection, all census documents were dispatched to the Census Field Supervisor andsubsequentlytothecensusofficeattheAdministrationofNorfolkIsland.ThelastboxeswithcensusresultswerereceivedatthecensusofficeattheAdministrationonThursday,18thAugust2011.

1.5.8. Data processing

Manual checking and coding: The checking and coding of the census was done by theStatisticianwiththeassistanceofthetwostaffmembersfromtheAdministration.

CensusDistrictbatchesofcensusformsweremanuallycheckedandmanuallycoded,includingchecksonhousehold identificationof thecensusformsagainst the2011censusrecordbooks;generalcheckswhichincludedchecksoncompleteness;generalcodingwhichincludedcodingofquestionnaires,andcodingofanswersandgeneralchecksontheoutputs.

Data entry:Aftercompletionofthemanualcheckingandcoding,theinformationonthe2011Census household schedules was entered manually in the computer using Microsoft officeexcel. Two computers were installed in the census office, one of which was for use by theStatisticianandtheotherforusebythedataentryofficers.Tomakeoptimaluseofcomputers,thetwodata-entryofficersworkedinatwo-threehourshiftsoneduringofficialhoursandtheotherafterofficialhours.DataentrywascompletedbyThursday,4thNovember2011andoncedataentryprocesswascompletedthecensusdatawasthenconsolidated.

As the Administration ofNorfolk Island did not have a data processing programme such asIMPS(IntegratedMicrocomputerProcessingSystem)orCensusandSurveyProcessingSystem

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(CSPro) to perform major tasks in data processing (data entry, data editing, tabulation,dissemination,statisticalanalysisanddatacapturecontrol),MicrosoftOffice(excel)wasusedfordataprocessing.Thiswastimeconsumingandslowedtheprocessofdataentry.

Data edition and imputation:Oncompletionofdataentry,alldatawaseditedtoidentifyanyinconsistencies of the census data. In cases where there appeared to be an inconsistency,reversiontotherawdatawasmadeandmanualcorrectionshadtobeappliedtotherawdata.Severalrunsofthespreadsheetswererequiredbeforethebatchwassufficientlycleaned.Lastly,the resultinghousehold andpopulation totalswere checked against themanual counts by thecensus district Collectors. In cases of inconsistent of the census outcomes, the batches withoriginalcensusformswerecheckedtoidentifythesourceofeachinconsistency.

Final Data:Thefinaloutcomeofthe2011Censusisafileofcodedrecordsforeachperson,family, and dwelling enumerated in theCensus. The data released in files and tables do notallowtheidentificationofindividuals.

Archiving of Census Forms: In preceding censuses, all census forms and other name-identified records were destroyed once the statistical data required for the purposes of theCensuswasextracted.The2011Censusforthefirsttime,gaveeachpersontheopportunitytohavehisorherCensusinformationkeptandthenmadepubliclyavailableafter99years.Wherea response to this question clearly indicates a respondent's agreement to have their Censusinformationretained,andtheformhasbeensigned,therespondent'sinformationwillbestored.

Recycling and Destruction:Onceallthestatisticaldatahasbeenextractedandcompletedandthecensusformsarenolongerneededforprocessing,theywillbedestroyed.

1.5.9. Coverage and quality

Coverage:Noattemptwasmadetoundertakeapost-enumerationsurveyforthe2011Censusgiven the tightwork schedule.A few caseswere reported of individualswho claimed not tohavebeenvisitedbythecensusdistrictcollectorsorhadnotreceivedacensusform,butdatascrutinyrevealedthatinformationaboutsomeofthesewasapparentlycollectedintheirabsencethroughothermembersofthehousehold.Thepopulationcountedinthe2011Censusappearsto be low. However, this is consistent with intercensal data which seems to suggest a lowpopulationgrowth.

Quality: In general, the quality of census data is satisfactory as the number of errors andomissions remained within acceptable limits. Some of the mistakes and omissions werecorrectedduringthephasesofmanualcheckinganddataediting.Remainingoffendingvalueswerere-codedas‘notstated’.

1.5.10. Analysis and dissemination

Analysis:Thebasic tableswereused as thebasis for analysis and furtherdatamanipulation.Theanalysisofthe2011CensusiscapturedinPart2ofthisreport.

Dissemination: The publication of this report is the initial stage of the 2011 Censusdisseminationexercise.Otherformsofdisseminationofthe2011Censuswilltaketheformofpress releases on specificmatters covered in the 2011 census thatmaybe relevant to awideaudience.

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Part 2: Results and Analysis of the 2011 Census

2.1 General Population Profile and Change

ThissectionbrieflydiscussesthebasicdemographiccharacteristicsofthepopulationofNorfolkIslandreportedinthe2011Census,andinadditionaddressesitschangeovertime.Indoingso,it refers to on previous census data where information is comparable. Apart from absolutenumbersofpeopleandtheirgeographicdistribution,divisionof thepopulationbyonageandsexis themost important informationin thissection.Suchinformationconstitutes isessentialforsuccessfuldevelopmentplanning,whichoftentargetsspecificgroupssinceneedsvarywithsexorage.Planning in theareasof social services,housing,employmentor foodsupply, forinstancealldependonreliabledetailsontheageandsexcompositionofthepopulation.

NorfolkIslandhasconducteditsowncensuseveryfiveyearssince1961.Beforethatpopulationfigures were based on head counts which date back to 1791. In 1841, a first census-likeoperationwascarriedoutontheIsland.

Figure 2.1: Population Size by Census Years

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Population Size by Census Years on Norfolk Island2011 Census

Census data from 1986 to 1996 indicates a declining population, then a rise in 2001 and asubsequentdecline topresent.The temporary risemaybeduea tourismboom,andhenceanincreaseinnumbersofvisitors,TEPs,andreturningresidentstoworkintheirbusiness.Figure 2.1 presentspopulationsizesasreportedinthecensusesbetween1986and2011.

Populationsizeandgeographicaldistribution

The2011Censusrecordedapopulationof2,302peopleonNorfolkIslandoncensusnight,ofwhom1,220werefemalesand1,082weremales.Theenumerationincludedordinarilyresidentscomprising of Residents, General Entry Permit and Temporary Entry Permit holders andsecondmentofficers,aswellasvisitorswhowereontheIslandoncensusnight

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As expected, the Norfolk Island is dominated by ordinarily residents at 78 percent and 22percentaccountsforvisitors’populationoncensusnight.Figure 2.2representsthepopulationdistributionbetweenordinarilyresidentsandvisitorspopulation.

Figure 2.2: Population Distribution by Census YearsOrdinarily residents and Visitors Population Distribution (%)

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Populationdensity

Norfolk Island as a whole has a medium to high population to land ratio: the Island’s totalpopulation,includingvisitors,densityis66personspersquarekilometre3.Ifweweretoexcludethe visitors population density thiswould be at 51persons per square kilometre.The overalldensityissomewhatmisleading,however,sincealargepartoftheIslandplusallofPhillipandNepeanIslandsareforconservationpurposesandhencearelargelyuninhabited.

AgeSexStructure

The2011Censuspopulationmakeupindicatesthepopulationunder15yearsofageamountedto16percentofthetotalpopulation,whichrepresentsasizeabledeclinesincethe2006censusof19percent.Thepopulationofabovebetween15yearsand64yearsamountstomorethan54percentwhilethepopulationof65yearsandaboveconstituteaproportionof24percent.Figure2.3presentspopulationdistributionbyagebetweentotalpopulationandordinarilyresidents.

Figure 2.3: Percentage of Population Distribution by Age

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The population structure by five-year age categories for the 2011Census reveals a generallyolderpopulation.Closeinspectionrevealsthatthe20-24,25-29and30-34agegroupsaresmallandnarrowcomparedwithmostotherjurisdictions,indicatingthatmanyinthisagegroupmayhavemovedawayfromtheIsland.Incontrast,the60-64-agecategoryappearsbroad,indicatingthatthisagegroupisthelargestontheIslandonCensusnight.Figures 2.4 and 2.5,confirmanddisplay a lower number or percentage of younger people while displaying a much olderpopulationonNorfolkIsland.

Figure 2.4: Total Population Pyramid by Age and Sex

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MedianAge

Themedianageisameasurethatdividesthepopulationintotwoequalparts(theageatwhichhalf of the population is older and half is younger). Change in themedian age shows if thepopulation is aging or growing younger. The median age is especially useful as onemeasurement when comparing the composition of a population over time and to otherpopulations.The2011Censusindicatedthatthemedian agefortotalpopulationincludingthevisitorsoncensusnightwas58years(56formenand60forwomen),whilethemedian ageforordinarilyresidentpopulationwasfor46years(45yearsformenand47yearsforwomen).

SexRatio4

The proportion ofmales to females in a population is important background information fordevelopment planning. It has far-reaching implications in a wide range of areas likeemploymentandmarriageopportunities,populationgrowth,anddemandforsocialservices,etcetera.Theexpectedsex ratio—thenumberofmalesper100 females—populationcategoryfollowsapatterninwhichfemalesoutnumbermales,henceanindicationofa“male deficit”.

Figure 2.6: Sex Ratio of Ordinarily residents Population by census years

Ordinarily Resident Population by Sex Ratio (%) 1991; 2001; 2011 Censuses

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The 2011 Census indicates that sex ratio for total population was 89, while for ordinarilyresidentsonNorfolk Islandwas92 and forvisitors’ populationwas79. In further examiningand comparing sex ratios between census years, figure 2.6 reveals that over the last 20 yearperiodsexratioamongstordinarilyresidents(i.e.excludingvisitors)wasequal(onefemaletoonemale)buthasthendeclined.The2011Censusdepictsascenariowhereforabouteverytenordinarilyresidentfemales,thereareaboutnineordinarilyresidentmalesontheIsland.Thesexratioisconsistentwiththepopulationsizeandgrowth.

4Sexratioisdefinedasthenumberofmalesper100females

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PopulationGrowth

Thepopulationof2,302peopleenumeratedin9thAugust2011implieda-9.6percentdecreasein the5years since the2006Census.Onanannualbasis this indicates agrowth rateof -1.8percentperyear. Between the1996and2001Censuses, therewasahighpopulationgrowth(3.5%) but then growth rate declined between the 2001 and 2006 Censuses. The positivepopulationgrowthbetween1996and2001may indicatea tourismboomandpresumably thismay have led to an increase in the number of TEP holders or it may indicate that residentsreturned to the Island for employment or to operate businesses on the Island. The declininggrowthratebetween2001and2011indicatedonFigure 2.7 isconsistentwiththefiguresthatgo back to 2002/03, which clearly show the continual decline since the 2001 Census. TheNorfolk IslandAnnualReport of 2001/02, stated that tourismdeclined in thatyearby16.6%due tocollapseof theairline in June2001and theattackon theWorldTradeCentre inNewYorkin2001.

Figure 2.7: Intercensal Growth Rate by Census Years

Intercensal Growth Rate By Census Years2011 Census

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SummaryandConclusion

The population of theNorfolk Island hasmaintained a negative growth rate since 2001.The2011Census annual growth rate of -1.8would imply that in 5 years time the projected totalpopulationwillbe2,104,whiletheprojectedtotalpopulationin10yearstimewouldbe1,923assumingthatifthegrowthrateremainsconstant.

The age structure recorded in the 2011 Census displays a low number of younger peoplebetween the age group of 20 years and 34 years. The population pyramid further reveals agenerally older population and therefore therewill be amuchgreater demand for services tocater for the needs of this age group particularly increased demand for medical and othergeriatric services. The provision of such services would have implications for associatedexpendituresonservices.However,theolderpopulationmayalsoprovideapotentialeconomicstimulus. A largely healthy, independent older population can also form a valued socialresource,forexampleinprovidingcareforothers,sharingskillsandknowledgeandengaginginvolunteeractivities.

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2.2 Social Profile

ThissectionaddressesseveralsocialcharacteristicsoftheNorfolkIslandpopulationthatwerecoveredbythe2011Censushouseholdschedule.

Religion

The2011Censusrevealsthat62percentofitspopulationreportedthattheybelongtoChristianchurcheswithChurchofEngland remainingdominant at 34percent.Almost aquarter of theordinarilyresidentpopulationreportedtohavenoreligion(Figure 2.8.)Inexaminingthemaleandfemaledistributionthereisapatternindicatingthatmorefemales(33percent)thanmales(27percent)reportedChristianchurchaffiliation.

Figure 2.8: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Religion, all ages

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Religion (%)2011 Census

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Language

The2011Censuscontainedonequestionregardinglanguage,namely:“Does this person speak a language other than English?” Thequestionwasputtoallagegroups,butitwasnotedthattherearebabiesandyoungchildrenwhomaynotspeakalanguagewellattheirage.Thecensusshould have placed a cut off or reference point to target an age range on this question.Nevertheless, the 2011 Census recorded that 32 percent of the total population indicatedspeaking other languages other than English. Almost three quarter of the total ordinarilyresidentpopulationreportedtospeakingNorfolkIslandlanguage.

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Figure 2.9: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident population by other language

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Other Languages (%)2011 Census

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MaritalStatus

Marital status is an important determinant for a person’s position in his or her life course.Gettingmarriedandtheendingofamaritalrelationshipforanyreason—deathofthepartner,divorceorseparation—aresignificant transitions inpeople’s lives.Theyareaccompaniedbychanges in rights, obligations, options and constraints. For instance, widowed women oftenconstituteavulnerablegroup,becausetheylack thesupportandincomeoftheirhusbandsandmay lose access to housing or materials that were part of the household when they weremarried.Gettingmarriedalsomeansnewobligationsandmayinterferewithaneducationalorprofessionalcareer.

The2011Censusdistinguishedpersonswhohadnevermarried,whoweremarriedatthetimeofthecensus,whowerewidowed,whoweredivorcedorseparated,orwhowereinadefactorelationship. A childwho is under the age of 15 yearswas included in the “nevermarried”category.

The2011Censusrecordedthatalmosthalfof the totalordinarilyresidentpopulationforbothmale and female indicated at the time of the Census as been married: 21% and 21%respectively.Almostequalnumbersofmalesandfemalesoftheordinarilyresidentpopulationhaveindicatedasbeensingle:17%and17%respectively.The2011Censusrevealedthattherearemorefemalewidows(5%)thanmalewidowers(1%).

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Figure 2.10: Percentage Distribution of Ordinarily Resident population by Marital Status

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Marital Status (%)2011 Census

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Usualormainactivity

The information on the usual or main activity of individuals in this report refers to allindividualsofallagesatthetimeofthecensus5.The2011Censusindicatedthatmorethanhalfof the ordinarily resident population (57%) areworking in a job, business or farmwhile 19percentof theordinarily residentpopulationareatprimaryorsecondaryschool. Figure 2.11 presentsthedistributionofordinarilyresidentpopulationbyusualormainactivity.

Figure 2.11: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident population of all ages by usual or main activity

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Main activity (%)2011 Census

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thelabourforce

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HouseholdCompositionandHeadofHousehold

In2011Censusinformationwasobtainedin1,017householdswhichwereoccupieddwellingsonthenightofcensus.Ofthis,805(79percent)wereprivatehouseholdsand212(21percent)weretouristaccommodationdwellingswhichwereoccupiedbyvisitorsonthenightofcensus.Averagehouseholdsizeforalloccupieddwellingswas2personsperhousehold.

Head of household Everyoneinthehouseholdwasaskedtostatetheirrelationshiptotheheadofhousehold.Theserelationshipswereclassifiedineightcategories.Theproportionofheadofhouseholdisalmostequalbetweenmaleandfemale(55percentformaleand45percentforfemale).

SummaryandConclusion

Figure 2.10 reveals that there are more female widows (4%) than male widower (1%) onNorfolkIsland.Whilewidowhoodmayhaveconsequencesandadverseeffectsonwellbeingofawidowedperson,thismaynotbethecaseonNorfolkIslandgiventheactivesupportnetworkoffamiliesandfriendsthatexistshereontheIsland.However,giventheagesexstructureofthepopulation that depicts a generally older population, the proportion of widowed person willslightlyincreaseovertime.

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2.3 Immigration Profile

CountryofCitizenship

Inthe2011Census,almost80percentofthetotalpopulationreportedtheircitizenshipasAustralian,followedbyNewZealandat13percent.Figure 2.12presentsthedistribution.

Figure 2.12: Distribution of Total Population of all ages by Country of Citizenship

Distribution of Total Population by Country of Citizenship (%)2011 Census

13%1% 5% 1%

79%

Australia New Zealand United Kingdom Others Not Stated

CountryofBirth

Inthe2011Census,peoplewereaskedwhatcountrytheywerebornin.OfthetotalPopulation,43percentreportedthattheywereborninAustralia,followedby24percentwhoreportedthattheywerebornonNorfolk Island.Of thepopulation (76percent)whohad reported that theywerebornoutsideofNorfolkIsland,almosthalfofthem(45percent)reportedthattheyarrivedonNorfolkbefore1995.

Figure 2.13: Distribution of Total Population of all ages by Country of Birth

Distribution of Population by Country of Birth (%)2011 Census

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24%

Norfolk Island Australia New Zealand United Kingdom Others Not Stated

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OrdinarilyResidentPopulationofPitcairnDescent

Relating to country of birth and citizenship is the relationship to ancestry. As in previousNorfolkIslandCensuses,the2011CensusagainaskedaquestionrelatingtoPitcairndescent.Incomparingtheresponsesbetweencensusperiodsofbetween1986and2006,theratioofa“yes, of Pitcairn descent” and “no, not of Pitcairn descent” response is around 1:1. For the 2011Census,theratiohasslightlychangedto1:1.5.ThusfortwopersonsofPitcairndescent,therearethreepersonsofnonPitcairndescentintheordinarilyresidentpopulationonNorfolkIsland.ThismayimplythatpersonsofPitcairndescentmayhaverelocatedtemporarilyormigratedandthattheincreasednumberofpersonsofnonPitcairndescentisacontributingfactorintheratio.

Figure 2.14: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population of all ages by Pitcairn Descent

Ordinarily Resident Population by Pitcairn Descent By Census Year (%)2011 Census

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ResidentialStatusonNorfolkIsland

As in previous censuses, a question is asked on the residential status of persons onNorfolkIsland. Of the Ordinarily resident population, permanent population accounts for 76 percentwho are Residents and 9 percent are General Entry Permits (GEPS)6 while the itinerantpopulation7accountsforabout15percent(Figure 2.15).

Figure 2.15: Distribution of Ordinarily resident population of all ages by Residential status

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6 ResidentsandGEPholdersasdefinedintheImmigration Act, 1980, areclassifiedasPermanentpopulation.7ATEPholderisclassifiedasanitinerantasdefinedintheImmigration Act, 1980. “Other”canbealsoclassifiedas

itinerant,asthisgroupconsistofpersonsawaitingpermitsorthosenotrequiringpermits.

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The 2011Census specifically asked personswithGeneral Entry Permits on the basis for thepermit.Figure 2.16 presents that 30 percent of theGEP holders indicated that they have anexisting business while about 19 percent have indicated that they are self funded. A highproportion (36%) of GEP holders has indicated that none of the options provided wasapplicable.

Figure 2.16: Distribution of General Entry Permit Holders of all ages by basis of GEP Permit

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SummaryandConclusion

Migrationwouldbetheonepopulationdynamicthatwouldhaveanimportantconsequenceforthe (re)distributionof thepopulationandchangeonNorfolk Island,given thatnaturalgrowth(i.e.fertilityandmortality)appearssmall.Whilethe2011Censusdidnotgoindetailtocaptureimmigrationratiosandrates,itwouldobviouslybeusefultocloselyexaminetheimmigrationdataandtoidentifyimpactsonpopulationchangeandtofurtherexaminethelikelyassociatedimplicationsforNorfolkIsland.

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2.4 Disability Profile

The2011Censusquestionondisabilityscreensthepopulationbyself-perceivedstatusofhealthintermsofdisability.Thequestionreads:“Is this person disabled by a serious long term illness on physical or mental condition?”

Disability

Overall prevalence of disability

In the2011Census, a totalof82persons (3.5%of the totalpopulation) reportedashavingadisability.Therewereslightlymoremen(3.6%ofallmales)thanwomen(3.5%ofallfemales)reported as having a disability. Table 2.1 also indicates that disability amongst ordinarilyresident population was higher amongst men (3.7% of all ordinarily resident males) thanamongstwomen(3.3%ofallordinarilyresidentfemales)

Table 2.1: Total Population by Disability (all ages)

Total Population by Disability 2011 Census

Sex Total population Yes disabled Percent

disabled Not

Disabled Percent

not disabled

Total 2,302 82 3.5 2,128 92.4

Male 1.082 39 3.6 1,006 93.0

Female 1,220 43 3.5 1,122 92.0

Table 2.2: Ordinarily Resident Population by Disability (all ages)

Ordinarily Resident Population by Disability 2011 Census

Sex Total population Yes disabled Percent

disabled Not

Disabled Percent

not disabled

Total 1,795 63 3.5 1,683 93.7

Male 858 32 3.7 806 94.5

Female 937 31 3.3 877 93.6

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TypeofDisability

Notalldisabilitiesareequallycommon.Figure 2.17showthat“disability in other ways”(20%)exceeds all other categories, followed by “in acts of daily living” (14%) and “in doing housework” (8%). Further,notalldisabilitiesareequallycommon in termsof the reason forneed of assistance. Figure 2.18 indicates that “old or young age” (37%) is most commonamongstdisabledpersonsasthereasonforneedofassistance,followedby“disability of more than 6 months”(27%).

Figure 2.17: Ordinarily disabled resident by type of disability (all ages)

Ordinarily disabled resident by type of disability (%)2011 Census

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Figure 2.18: Ordinarily disabled resident by reason for need of assistance (all ages)

Ordinarily disabled residents by reason for need of assistance (%)2011 Census

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SummaryandConclusion

The2011Censusindicatesthatprevalenceofdisabilityamongstordinarilyresidentpopulationishigherinmenthaninwomen:3.7%and3.3%respectively.Typesofdisabilityarenotequal.Disabledpersonsrequireassistance,andthemostcommonreasonforneedingassistanceisdueto either “old age or young age”. The age sex structure in Figures 2.4 and 2.5 showing agenerallyolderpopulationonNorfolkIslandisthereforereasonable.

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2.5 Economic Profile

Theinformationontheworkactivityofindividualsreferstothepopulationaged15andoveratthe time of the 2011 Census. In some places this is referred to as the ‘adult’ population, todistinguishitfromthetotalpopulation,andwhenpercentagesorratesareusedtheyareusuallybasedonthisgroup8.

HighestLevelofEducationalAttainment

Human resources in terms of people on the Island with tertiary qualification are very small. Inexaminingthehighest levelofeducationalattainmentbylabourforcepopulation(figure 2.19)on Norfolk Island, the 2011 Census revealed that there are differences between males andfemalesofordinarily residents’population in termsof educational attainment aswell asgapsbetween the categories of educational attainment. The most obvious difference and gap isreflectedinthe“trade certificate”categorywhere23percentofordinarilyresidentpopulationreportedthattheyhaveattainedaTradeCertificate.Attainmentoftradecertificateishigherformales (15%) than females (9%)whileonlyabout14percentofordinarily residentpopulationhaveanymajoruniversitydegree(Bachelor’s,Master’sorPhD).

Figure 2.19: Population 15+ years by Highest Level of Educational Attainment

Ordinarily Resident Population 15 + years by Highest Level of Education (%)2011 Census

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ActivityStatus

The2011Censusquestionasked“Did this person have a full time or part time job or business of any kind last week?”Thusitwasintendedtoincludenotonlythoseearningwagesorsalaries,butalsothosewhoearnedmoney(orpaymentinkind)fromotheractivitiessuchasbusinessorfarmsaswellasthosewhodounpaidworksuchasvoluntaryworkorunpaidfamilywork.

Figure 2.20 reveals thatof the totalordinarily residentpopulation, theagegroupbetween35yearsand74whoreportedhavingafulltimeorparttimejobaccountsforthreequarter(75%)

8Uponthewriteupofthisreport,“retirementage”isunknown.

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whiletheagegroupbetween20yearsand34yearsreportedthat theyhaveafull timeorparttimejobthisaccountsforlessthan15percent.Concentrationofworkingageisthereforewithinthe35to74agerange.

Figure 2.20: Working Age of Ordinarily Resident Population

Working Age of Ordinarily Resident Population By Labour Force (%)2011 Census

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Figure 2.21indicatesthatregardlessoftypeofwork,workingageismoreconcentratedwithinthe35and74agerangethanitisbetweenthe15and34agerange.

Figure 2.21: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by type of work or activity

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Type of Work or Activityand by Age Group (%)

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AgeSexStructureofLabourForce

The2011Censusreveals(Figure 2.22)indicatesthattherewasaslightdifferencebetweenmenandwomenworkingintheprivatesectorasanemployeewithmorewomenthanmenworkingas a private employee: at 45 percent and 55 percent respectively. Upon further analysis, 7percent of the adult populationwere unemployed but actively seekingwork,withmorementhanwomenwhoreportedthis:5percentversus3percent.

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Figure 2.22: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Male and Female Population by type of work or activity

Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Male Population by Type of Work or Activityand by Age Group (%)

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Industry

Employment work by industry sector

The sectors of highest employment in the ordinarily resident population are in the sales,wholesale and retail trade industry (18%) followed by hotels, accommodation and pubs (18percent),andcommunityandpersonalservices9(14%).

The main area of employment growth among the industries between census periods is notcomparableastheclassificationofindustryusedinthe2011Censusdifferedfromthepreviouscensuses and further analyticalworkmay be required in order to identify potential areas foremploymentandgrowth.

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Figure 2.23: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Industry

Ordinarily Resident Population 15+ years by Industry (%)2011 Census

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Employment work by occupations: what people do for money

ThebasictableB5.03presentsinformationontheoccupationsonNorfolkIslandwithabreakdown of occupations into seven major categories. By far the largest occupational group onNorfolkIslandis“clerks”whichincludes“office clerks and customer services10”at25percentfollowedbythatof“skilled technicians and trade workers”at19percent.

Figure 2.24: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by type Occupation

Ordinarily Resident Population 15+ years by Occupation (%)2011 Census

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IndividualGrossWeeklyIncome

Figure 2.25 depicts the distribution of individual gross weekly income amongst ordinarilyresident population. It reveals that individual gross weekly income is not evenly distributedwithintheearningbracketsandisconcentratedinthemiddleofthechart.Itfurtherrevealsthatabout34percent of ordinarily resident individual earning income falls between the$400and$800earningbracketswhileonly9percentofordinarilyresident’sweeklyincomefallsbelow$249.00. Upon close inspection of the distribution, the median weekly income amongstordinarilyresidentpopulationofworkingage(i.e.15+years)is$555.00perweek.

Figure 2.25: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by Individual Gross Weekly Income

Ordinarily Resident Population 15+ years by Individual Gross Weekly Income (%)2011 Census

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SummaryandConclusions

As Norfolk Island’s population continues to age, there may be an increasing desire by theGovernmenttoattractmigrantsparticularlyofpersonswithintheagerangeofbetween20and34yearswhowouldcontributetothelabourforceontheIsland,inturnpaytaxesandtherebyincreasinggovernmentrevenuestocoverassociatedexpenditures.Atthesametime,shouldthismaybeanoption;therewillbeaneedtoplanforinfrastructuretoaccommodatethechangingsize,compositionanddistributionofthepopulationontheIsland.

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2.6 Housing and Dwelling Profile

ThehousinganddwellingsituationonNorfolkIslandandtheavailabilityofspecificamenitiesisrevealedinthe2011Census.

Dwelling

The2011Censusdifferentiatesbetweenbuildings,houses,anddwellings.Abuildingreferstoanyconstructionthathasaroofandwalls.Itmaybeahouse,aflat,ashed,ashop,afactory,oracombinationofanyofthese.Buildingsmayincludevacanthousesandalsofactories,shops,sheds,etceteraaslongasthesearealsousedtohousepeople.Ahouseisabuildinginwhichpeoplelive;itmayincludeafreestandinghouse,anapartmentorflatcomplex,ahousemaybeoccupiedbymore thanonehouseholdand, therefore,maycontainmore thanonedwelling.Adwellingreferstothelivingspacethatisoccupiedbyahousehold.Itcanbeahouseorpartofahouseoccupiedbyhouseholds.Thus,adwellingmaybeawholehouseoronlypartofahouse.And,asthereisonlyonehouseholdperdwelling,thetotalnumberofoccupieddwellingsequalsthetotalnumberofhouseholdsinthecountry.

Dwellings and households

Inthe2011Census,a totalof1,144dwellingswerecountedonNorfolkIsland.Ofthese,127were vacant during the census period, resulting in an occupancy ratio of almost 89 percent.However,theremaybecaseswheredwellingsinsomeareasoftheIslandthatmayhavebeenmissed, and the census district collectors may not include in their coverage. If all misseddwellingswerecaptured,theoccupationratiowouldbeslightlylowerthanreported.

Construction materials

The reported construction materials for walls, roofs and floors indicate that the majority ofdwellings on Norfolk Island consist of timber wall dwellings with either corrugated orcolarbond roofs. In these houses, timber floors are the most common (72%), followed byconcreteor concreteblock flooring (21%).Fibro-walleddwellings (25%)mostlyhave timberfloors, or otherwise concrete floors. Concrete-walled houses practically always also haveconcretefloors.

Occupied Private Dwellings on Holding used for agricultural and pastoral purpose

The 2011 Census indicates that 23 percent of occupied private dwellings reported to haveholding used for agricultural and pastoral purposes while 76 percent have reported that theholdingsarenotusedforagriculturalofpastoralpurposes.Only1percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingsreported“notstated”(Figure 2.26)

In further examining the occupied private dwellings that reported on the holding used foragriculturalandpastoralpurposes,26percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingsreportedthat theyhadholdingsizeoflessthan1acrewhile74percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingsreportedthattheyhadholdingsizeofmorethan1acre(Figure 2.27)

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Figure 2.26: Percentage of Occupied Private Dwellings Reporting holding used for agricultural or pastoral purposes

Occupied Private Dwellings on Holdings used for argicultural and pastoral purposes 2011 Census

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40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

80.0

Yes, holding used for agriculturaland pastoral purposes

No, holding not used for agriculturaland pastoral purposes

Not Stated

Response

Perc

ent

Figure 2.27: Occupied Private Dwellings on holding used for agricultural or pastoral purposes and by size of holding

Occupied Private Dwellings on Holdings used for argicultural and pastoral purposes by Size of Holding

2011 Census

0.0

10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

80.0

Size of Holding < 1 acre Size of Holding >1 acre Size of Holding not stated

Response

Perc

ent

Dwellingamenities,

The general access of the population towater, sewerage disposal, electricity and other basicamenities are an important measure of development. Improving the quality and access toelectricity, water supply and sanitation are essential for social and economic growth, andemploymentcreation.Comparisonwiththe2006andpreviouscensusesispossiblebecausetheformercensusesincludedquestionsondwellingamenities.

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Water supply

Accordingto the2011Census,“own rain water” is themostcommonsourceofwatersupplyand accounts for 97 percent of occupied dwellings, and the remaining 3 percent of occupieddwellingsreportedtheirmainsourceofwatersupplywasowngroundwater.

Figure 2.28: Occupied Dwellings by Source of Water Supply

0

1020

30

4050

60

70

8090

100

Percent

Own Rain Water Own GroundWater

PurchasedWater

Other Source Not Stated

Source of Water Supply

Distribution of Occupied Dwellings by Source of Water Supply (%)2011 Census

Source of Sewage Disposal

Accordingtothe2011Census,79percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingshaveseptictanksasthemajor source of sewage disposal, while 12 percent of occupied dwellings reported to beingconnected to theWaterAssuranceScheme11. 7 percent of occupieddwellings, comprisingofoccupied tourist and accommodation units did not state the source of sewage disposal andpresumablyoccupantsdidnotknow.

Figure 2.29: Occupied Dwellings by Sewage Disposal

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Percent

Septic Tank(effluent trench)

Septic Tank(holding tank)

WaterAssuranceScheme

Not Stated Other

Source of Sewage Disposal

Distribution of Occupied Dwellings by Sewage Disposal (%)2011 Census

11ThewaterAssuranceSchemeisNorfolkIsland’sseweragenetworkmaintainedbytheAdministration

ofNorfolkIsland

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Other Dwelling Amenities

Overall,92percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingsuseelectricityasthemajorsourceoflighting.Atthetimeofthe2011Census,morethan90percentofoccupieddwellingsreliedongasforcooking,whilemorethanhalfof theoccupiedprivatedwellingsusesolarasthemajorsourceofwaterheating.Thequestionaskedin the2011Censusdoesnotclearlyidentifyall thosehouseholdsthatbenefitfromsolarpanelsthatpowerdaytimedomesticelectricalappliances.

Table 2.3: Percentage Distribution of Occupied Private Dwellings by household amenities (%)

Household Amenities Electricity Gas Wood Solar Other Fuel Not StatedSourceofCookingfuel 2.9 95.9 0.9 0.2 0.1 0.0SourceofLighting 91.7 0.2 0.0 7.8 0.1 0.1SourceofRoomHeating 5.6 37.1 43.6 2.5 8.7 2.5SourceofWaterHeating 5.5 38.8 1.0 54.2 0.6 0.0

Vehicle Registration

The 2011 Census recorded 1,992 vehicles on Norfolk Island on census night. Of the totalnumberofvehicles,90.5percent(n=1,803)wereownedbyoccupiedprivatedwellingsand9.5percent (n=189)ofvehicleswereownedbyoccupied tourist accommodationdwellings. The2011 Census further recorded that of the vehicles that were owned by occupied privatedwellings77percentwereregisteredand13percentwereunregistered(figure 2.30)

Figure 2.30: Distribution of Vehicles by Vehicle Registration status

Distribution of Vehicles by Vehicle Registration Status (%)2011 Census

0.0010.0020.0030.0040.0050.0060.0070.0080.0090.00

Vehicle Registered Vehicle Unregistered Not Stated

Vehicle Registration Status

Perc

ent

Occupied Private Dwellings Occupied Tourist Accommodation

Internet Accessibility

Unlike thepreviouscensuses, the2011Censusaskedaquestiononwhether thedwellingcanaccess internet connection. 76 percent of occupied private dwellings reported that they hadbroadbandconnection,18percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingshadnointernetconnectionand6percentofoccupiedprivatedwellingshaddialupconnection(Figure2.31).

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Figure 2.31: Distribution of Occupied Private Dwellings by Internet Connection

Occupied Private Dwellings by Internet Connection (%)2011 Census

0.0

10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

80.0

Yes, broadband connection

No Internet connection Yes, dial up connection Other Internet accessincluding mobiles

Type of Internet Connection

Perc

ent

Consensus to retaining and storage of 2011 Census Form

ForthefirsttimeinaNorfolkIslandCensus,aquestionaskedofhouseholdersiftheywillagreeto the information they provide being stored and made publicly available after 99 years.Answeringthisquestionwasoptional. Figure 2.32revealsthat50percentofordinarilyresidentpopulation agreed to have their information stored and bemade available after 99 years, 20percentofordinarilypopulationdidnotagreetohavetheirinformationstoredand30percentofordinarilyresidentpopulationdid“not state”whethertoagreeordisagreehavingtheircensusformsstored.

Figure 2.32: Distribution of Ordinarily Resident Population by agreement to storage of 2011 Census Form

Ordinarily Resident Population by Agreement to storage of 2011 Census Form

20%

30%

50%

Yes, agrees for persons in dwelling No, does not agree for persons in dwellingPersons not stating the storage of information

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Part 3. Table Specifications and Basic Tables

3.1. Introduction

Thebasictablesincludedinthisreportrepresent the2011CensusofNorfolkIsland.Althoughthe tables can be used by awider audience, they are specificallymeant for userswith somestatisticalbackground,suchasplanners,researchers,specialistsandinterestgroups.

Thebasictablecontains51tablesdistributedover6thematicgroups:

1. Generalpopulationcharacteristics2. Socialcharacteristics3. Migrationcharacteristics4. DisabilityandEducation5. Economicactivities6. Householdandhousingamenities

The tables are grouped per theme rather than by unit of enumeration (person, household,dwelling,andbuilding)asthisbettersuittheaverageuserwhowillbelookingforinformationaboutaspecifictopicirrespectiveoftheunitofenumeration.

Thetablesarefurtherdividedbypopulationgroupsthatarebytotalpopulationwhichincludesall ordinarily residents and visitors, by Norfolk Island population, excluding visitors and byvisitors’population,excludingordinarilyresidents.Sincethefocusison

3.2. Technical notes on basic tables

3.2.1. General technical notes

The informationpresented in thebasic tables refers to thepopulationas enumeratedon2011CensusnightofTuesday,9thAugust2011.

Almost without exception, the figures in the tables represent absolute numbers. Percentagefiguresandotherdatamanipulationsareusuallynotincluded,soastosavespaceandkeepthevolumemanageable,andbecausetheyusuallydependonspecificpreferencesofusers.

Alltabletitlesareinastandardformatinordertomaintainconsistencythroughout.Alltablesstartwitha tablenumber.Thisnumber iscomposedofa ‘B’ (for ‘Basic table’), the thematicgroupnumberandthesequencenumberwithinthethematicgroup.

Sometimesitwouldbenotedthatpopulationdifferbetweentablesaccordingtotheagegroupsselected.Thisreflectseitherthefactthatcertaininformationisonlyavailableforpersonsaboveacertainagelimitorthefactthatcertaininformationisonlymeaningfulorrelevantforcertainageranges.

Manytablesaretoolargetofitononepageandarethereforecontinuedonsubsequentpages.Inthese cases, the title and the headings are repeated on each subsequent page (with theabbreviation‘cont.’for‘continuedfromthepreviouspage’addedtothetitle),whilethestubscontinuetochange.

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Most variables include a category ‘not stated’. This category contains cases in whichrespondentsdidnotgiveananswer,andcaseswhereinformationwasmissingornotreported..Empty table cells are represented with a dash (‘-’) rather than a zero (‘0’), which enhancesreadabilityofthetable.

3.2.2. Specific technical notes

Group 1: General population characteristics

B1.01 Likeallothertables,B1.01reflectsthesituationasfoundonmidnightonthenightofTuesday, 9thAugust 2011 and annual growth rates between censuses are calculatedaccordingly.

Group 2: Social characteristics

Relationship to head of household. Often included inmost census and reflects an interest inhouseholdcomposition

Religion.Religionmayrefertoanyreligion.

Group 3: Immigration characteristics

Country of citizenship and country of birth.The classificationof countriesof citizenship andcountriesofbirthwasbasedonpreviouscensusbutwithslightadjustments.

Place of birth.Theinformationgivenforplaceofbirthreferstotheplacethepersonwasborn.

Place of usual residence. The usual place of residence is the place where a person usuallyresided.Forpeoplewhomovedarounda lot, it refers to theplacewhere theyhadspentmosttimeinthelasthalf-year.

Group 4: Disability characteristics

Disability.Disabledpeoplearepeoplewithaphysicalormentaldisorderwhoarelimitedinthekind or number of activities that they can perform because of the disorder andwhowill notrecoverwithina limitedperiod.Thecategoriesdistinguished in the tables followdescriptionsspecified in theAustralian2011censusquestionnaire,hencewerenot inpreviouscensusesofNorfolkIsland.

Group 5: Economic characteristics

Highest level of education: This refers to the highest level of education completed and orachieved.

Activity status:Aperson’sactivitystatusstateswhetherornotheorshewasinvolvedinpaidorunpaidworkintheweekbeforeenumeration.Peoplewhoweretemporarilynotactivebecauseofillness,holiday,specialleaveorabigcelebrationareincludedintheactivepopulation.Withrespect to paidwork, thosewhowere notworking in theweek before enumeration, butwhowere seeking paid work are also included in the active population. In this respect theeconomicallyactivepopulationisequivalenttothelabourforce.

For people engaged in different types of paid work during the week before enumeration,informationaboutemploymentstatus,industry,paidoccupationandhoursworkedforpayrefertothetypeofpaidworkonwhichpeoplespentmosttime.Forpeopleengagedindifferenttypesofunpaidworkduringtheweekbeforeenumeration,informationaboutunpaidactivityrefersto

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the(unpaid)activityonwhichpeoplespentmosttime.However,informationabouthoursspentonunpaidworkintheweekbeforeenumerationrefertothetimespentonallunpaidactivitiescombined.

Employment status.Employment status refers to thework arrangementunderwhich apersonworkingforpaycarriesouthisorheractivities.

Industry.Industryreferstothemajoractivityoftheestablishmentinvolvedintheproductionofgoodsorservices,forwhichtherespondentwasworkingintheweekprecedingenumeration(orwouldhavebeenworkingifnottemporarilyabsentbecauseofillness,holiday,specialleaveorabigcelebration).ClassificationofindustriesfollowstheUNInternationalStandardIndustrialClassification of all economic activities (ISIC), but slightly adjusted to industries specific toNorfolkIslandandfurthertomaintainconsistencyto2006Census.

Occupation.Occupationreferstothekindofworkdoneintheweekprecedingenumeration(orworkthatwouldhavebeendoneiftherespondentwasnottemporarilyabsentbecauseofillness,holiday, special leave or a big celebration). Classification of occupations follows the ILOInternational Standard Classifications of Occupations (ISCO-88) which was again slightlyadjusted to occupations specific to the Norfolk Island and .maintaining consistency to 2006Census.

Paid work.TheNorfolkIsland2011Censusdefinespaidworkasanytypeofworkforwhichtheworkerreceivedpay,eitherinmoneyorinkind.

Unpaid work.IntheNorfolkIsland2011Census,unpaidworkisdefinedasanytypeofworkthroughwhichpersonssupplylabourfortheproductionofeconomicgoodsandservicesandforwhichtheyreceivednopay,eitherinmoneyorkind.

Group 6: Housing characteristics and Amenities

Building.Theterm‘building’referstoaconstructionwitharoofandwalls.Itmaybeashed,ashop,afactory,ahouseoracombinationofthese.Buildingsincludedinthecensustablesmayinclude vacant houses – but not abandoned houses – and also factories, shops, sheds, etc. aslongasthesearealsousedtohousepeople.

Dwelling. A dwelling refers to the living space occupied by a household. A dwelling isconsidered permanent if it is well-planned and is mainly made of durable materials (likeconcrete, corrugated iron, fibro or timber) with a sound foundation. Dwelling in the censustablesmayalsoincludeunoccupiedandvacanthouses

Adwellingmayrefertoapartofahousethatisoccupiedbyahousehold(withsometimesotherpartsofthehouse–ordwellings–occupiedbyotherhouseholds).Adwellingmayalsobepartofabuilding,forinstanceinthecaseofaflat.

Room.Roomsincludebedrooms,(open)livingrooms,loungerooms,diningrooms,(separate)kitchens, studies orworking rooms as long as they are large enough to contain a large bed.Passageways,bathrooms,storeroomsandtoiletroomsarenotincludedasrooms.

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30

Bas

ic T

able

sAnnexI

B1.

01. T

otal

pop

ulat

ion

and

num

ber

of h

ouse

hold

s, by

cen

sus y

ear;

als

o ra

te o

f ann

ual p

opul

atio

n in

crea

se, p

opul

atio

n de

nsity

and

ave

rage

hou

seho

ld si

ze

2011

Area

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

2001

Cen

sus

2006

Cen

sus

2011

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sus

2001

-'06

2006

-'11

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age

hous

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pula

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in k

m2

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latio

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1)

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al P

opul

atio

n 2)

2,601

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3)2,523

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1,0174

)-0.6

-1.8

266

35

NI P

opul

atio

n5)2,037

923

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1,795

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251

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latio

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3)660

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3)507

212

3.0

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214

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kilo

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was

127

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33

Part

4: A

nnex

es

B1.

02. A

ge g

roup

by

sex

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

All

Age

grou

p

ages

<1

1-4

5-9

10-1

415

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20-2

425

-29

30-3

435

-39

40-4

445

-49

50-5

455

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60-6

465

-69

70-7

475

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485

+

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)2,

302

1888

123

132

7341

6010

012

714

616

718

023

226

220

514

296

5852

Males

1,082

746

6369

3520

1948

5664

8186

103

120

9970

4924

23Females

1,220

1142

6063

3821

4152

7182

8694

129

142

106

7247

3429

NI P

opul

atio

n2)1,

795

16

87

122

12

9

73

40

56

92

124

13

6

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13

9

156

14

8

109

90

60

40

35

Males

858

7

45

62

68

35

19

17

45

55

58

72

68

79

70

51

43

29

17

18

Females

937

9

42

60

61

38

21

39

47

69

78

71

71

77

78

58

47

31

23

17

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itor

Popu

latio

n3)50

7

21

13

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83

1024

4176

114

9652

3618

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224

-

11

1-

12

31

69

1824

5048

2720

75

Females

283

2-

-

2-

-

25

24

1523

5264

4825

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12

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clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

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2) T

hose

peo

ple

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on

9th

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on

9th

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g Re

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34

B2.

01. R

elat

ions

hip

to h

ead

of h

ouse

hold

by

sex

Tota

lH

ead

Sex

Popu

latio

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ed

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al P

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n1)

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2,30

21,

128

692

361

1729

631

34-

4

Male

1,082

624

217

189

69

318

14-

2Female

1,220

504

475

172

1120

313

20-

2

NI P

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atio

n2)

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h se

xes

1,79

585

447

234

817

296

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858

480

150

176

69

318

14-

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374

322

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313

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2

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latio

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274

220

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-

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-

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224

144

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283

130

153

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35

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ges

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divo

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al P

opul

atio

n2)

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2,30

2

635

1,09

8

146

198

216

9

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1,082

316

547

25

89

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1,220

319

551

121

109

119

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opul

atio

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1,79

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15

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Popu

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36

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1,08

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0

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755

337

418

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302

132

170

Rom

anCatholic

307

145

162

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61

27

34

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228

103

125

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499

270

229

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150

68

82

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opul

atio

n2)1,

795

868

927

ChurchofEngland

603

268

335

UnitingChurch

229

102

127

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anCatholic

210

107

103

SeventhDayAdventists

58

26

32

OtherReligion

155

73

82

Noreligion

422

230

192

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118

62

56

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)50

7

214

293

ChurchofEngland

152

69

83

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73

30

43

Rom

anCatholic

97

38

59

SeventhDayAdventists

3

1

2

OtherReligion

73

30

43

Noreligion

77

40

37

Notstated

32

6

26

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2,30

231

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21,

507

5313

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1,082

161

146

698

2453

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1,220

156

146

809

2980

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opul

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n6)

BothSexes

1,79

530

422

61,

155

2981

Males

858

150

113

543

1339

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937

154

113

612

1642

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n7)

BothSexes

507

1366

352

2452

Males

224

1133

155

1114

Females

283

233

197

1338

1) In

clud

ing

thos

e cu

rren

tly a

nd st

ill a

t sch

ool

2) In

clud

ing

thos

e cu

rren

tly n

ot in

scho

ol3)

Exc

ludi

ng th

ose

still

at s

choo

l and

not

cur

rent

ly a

t sch

ool b

ut h

ave

atte

nded

scho

ol in

pre

viou

sly

4) T

his r

efer

s to

thos

e w

ho h

ave

neve

r atte

nded

scho

ol in

thei

r life

time

5) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

6) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs7)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

38

B2.

05 "

Age

Lef

t Sch

ool"

by

sex

Age

Left

Scho

ol1)

Sex

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,50

772

1,17

516

23

223

7Males

698

36589

71

-

263

Females

809

36586

91

3-

174

NI P

opul

atio

n3)

BothSexes

1,15

543

1,00

410

1-

-

97

Males

543

21488

2-

-

-

32Females

612

22516

81

-

-

65

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n4)

BothSexes

352

2917

16

13

214

0Males

155

15101

51

-

231

Females

197

1470

1-

3-

109

1) E

xclu

ding

"ag

e le

ft" a

t ter

tiary

(col

lege

s and

uni

veri

sty)

edu

catio

n2)

Incl

udin

g vi

sito

rs o

n th

e ni

ght o

f the

cen

sus 9

th A

ugus

t 201

13)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent a

nd li

ving

on

Nor

folk

Isla

nd o

n 9t

h Au

gust

201

1 co

mpr

isin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

4) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t on

Nor

folk

Isla

nd o

n 9t

h Au

gust

201

1 ex

clud

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs.

Tota

lPo

pula

tion

Left

Scho

ol<

14 y

ears

15-1

9 ye

ars

20-2

4 ye

ars

25-2

9 ye

ars

30-3

4 ye

ars

35-4

0 ye

ars

Age

Left

Scho

ol N

ot

Stat

ed

39

B2.

06 S

poke

n L

angu

age

by se

x

Sex,

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

2,30

21,671

631

434

4526

3616

1455

5Males

1,082

806

324

228

2010

148

734

3Females

1,220

865

307

206

2516

228

721

2

7327

697

46

30

91

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,79

51,213

582

426

3626

3616

1425

3Males

858

601

305

228

1810

148

718

2Females

937

612

277

198

1816

228

77

1

6832

736

46

32

41

24

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

507

458

498

9-

-

-

-

302

Males

224

205

190

2-

-

-

-

161

Females

283

253

308

7-

-

-

-

141

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Tota

lpo

pula

tion

Spok

en la

ngua

ge Yes,

othe

r la

ngua

geN

o, E

nglis

h O

nly

Not

Sta

ted

Spea

king

Oth

er L

angu

ages

oth

er th

an e

nglis

h

Nor

folk

Isla

nd

Dut

ch,

Ger

man

,Fr

ench

Phili

pino

,M

anda

rin,

Mal

ayFi

jian

Hin

diVa

nuat

uO

ther

s

40

B2.

07 A

bilit

y to

spea

k E

nglis

h by

sex

Sex

Very

Wel

lW

ell

Not

Wel

lN

ot a

t all

1)N

ot S

tate

dT

otal

Pop

ulat

ion2)

BothSexes

2,30

22,

090

149

189

36Males

1,082

981

8011

55

Females

1,220

1,109

697

431

NI P

opul

atio

n3)

BothSexes

1,79

51,

631

123

119

21Males

858

772

709

52

Females

937

859

532

419

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n4)

BothSexes

507

459

267

-

15Males

224

209

102

-

3Females

283

250

165

-

12

1) In

clud

es c

hild

and

todd

lers

2) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

3) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs4)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Tota

l pop

ulat

ion

Abili

ty to

spea

k en

glis

h; A

ll Ag

es

41

B2.

08 U

sual

or

mai

n ac

tivity

by

sex

Popu

latio

n re

port

ing

usua

l or m

ain

activ

ityTy

pe o

f mai

n ac

tivity

; All

Ages

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

2,30

21,

200

125

108

347

479

367

Males

1,082

602

1956

167

217

165

Females

1,220

598

106

52180

262

202

NI P

o pul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,79

51,

024

100

106

347

193

241

Males

858

511

1955

167

9213

1Females

937

513

8151

180

101

11-

576

619

111

028

13

95

10

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)29

53

106

10

BothSexes

507

176

252

-

286

126

Males

224

91-

1-

125

34

Females

283

8525

1-

161

92

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Sex

Retir

edO

ther

Act

ivity

Not

Sta

ted

Tota

lPo

pula

tion

Wor

king

in jo

b,

busi

ness

or f

arm

Enga

ged

in

unpa

id h

ome

dutie

s

Chi

ld N

ot

atte

ndin

gpr

imar

y or

se

cond

ary

scho

ol

Stud

ent a

t pr

imar

y or

se

cond

ary

42

B3.

01. C

ount

ry o

r pl

ace

of b

irth

by

sex

Cou

ntry

or P

lace

of B

irth

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

Mal

esFe

mal

esAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

s

All

Cou

ntri

es1)

2,30

2

1,08

2

1,22

0

NorfolkIsland

548

284

264

Australia

997

452

545

New

Zealand

453

204

249

UnitedKingdom

108

53

55O

ther

s18

4

85

99NotStated

12

4

8

Oth

ers2)

184

85

99

Oth

er P

acifi

c Is

land

s (Fi

ji, V

anua

tu e

tc)

78

35

43Eu

rope

(exc

ludi

ng U

K)

5826

32As

ia (P

hilip

ines

, Chi

na, M

alay

sia

etc)

38

17

21Am

eric

as (N

orth

and

Sou

th A

mer

icas

)7

5

2Pi

tcai

rn Is

land

1

1

-O

ther

s3)2

1

1

1) In

clud

ing

all r

esid

ents

and

vis

itors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) R

esid

ents

and

vis

itors

bor

n in

oth

er c

ount

ries

oth

er th

an N

orfo

lk Is

land

, Aus

tral

ia, N

ew Z

eala

nd a

nd th

e U

nite

d K

ingd

om3)

Exc

ludi

ng c

ount

ries

hig

hlig

hted

abo

ve

Sex

43

B3.

02 O

rdin

arily

res

iden

t not

bor

n on

Nor

folk

by

year

of a

rriv

al o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

Sex

Year

of A

rriv

al o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

Ord

inar

ily re

side

nt n

ot b

orn

on

Nor

folk

Isla

ndM

ales

Fem

ales

All a

ges

All a

ges

All a

ges

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)1,

206

55

6

65

0

Yea

r of

Arr

ival

Before1995

548

251

297

Between1995and2000

127

6463

Inyear2001

25

1213

Inyear2002

40

1723

Inyear2003

44

2222

Inyear2004

47

2126

Inyear2005

18

612

Inyear2006

35

1124

Inyear2007

37

1720

Inyear2008

42

2319

Inyear2009

51

2328

Inyear2010

69

3237

BeforeAugust2011

87

4245

YearofA

rrivalnotStated

36

1521

1) In

clud

ing

only

ord

inar

ily re

side

nt p

opul

atio

n on

Nor

folk

Isla

nd (e

xclu

ding

vis

itors

on

Nor

folk

Isla

nd o

n ce

nsus

nig

ht)

44

B3.

03. C

ount

ry o

f citi

zens

hip

by se

xSe

xC

ount

ry o

f citi

zens

hip

Both

sexe

sM

ales

Fem

ales

All a

ges

All a

ges

All a

ges

All

Cou

ntri

es1)

2302

1082

1220

Australia

1,830

862

968

New

Zealand

307

147

160

UnitedKingdom

23

10

13

Oth

ers

104

50

54

NotStated

19

2

17

Dua

l Citi

zens

hip2)

19

11

8

Oth

ers3)

104

50

54

Fiji

57

27

30

Phili

pino

25

13

12

Vanu

atu

13

8

5

Euro

pe (e

xclu

ding

UK

)7

2

5

Amer

icas

(Nor

th a

nd S

outh

Am

eric

as)

-

-

-

Chi

na-

-

-

Oth

ers3)

2

-

2

1) In

clud

ing

all r

esid

ents

and

vis

itors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) P

erso

ns in

dica

ting

two

coun

trie

s of c

itize

nshi

p3)

Res

iden

ts a

nd v

isito

rs in

dica

ting

othe

r cou

ntri

es o

f citi

zens

hip

othe

r tha

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

, Aus

tral

ia, N

ew Z

eala

nd a

nd th

e U

nite

d K

ingd

om3)

Exc

ludi

ng c

ount

ries

hig

hlig

hted

abo

ve

45

B3.

04. P

itcai

rn D

esce

nt b

y se

x

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

2,30

2

700

1,

583

19Males

1,082

379

696

7Females

1,220

321

887

12

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,79

569

0

1,09

6

9

750

817

975

680

711

Males

858

372

480

6394

380

5405

373

7Females

937

318

616

3356

437

4351

434

4

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

507

10

487

10

Males

224

7

216

1Females

283

3

271

9

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

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g Re

side

nts,

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s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

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Ref

ers t

o in

form

atio

n no

t ava

ilabl

e

NA

4)

NA

4)

Tota

lPo

pula

tion

Of

Pitc

airn

Dec

ent

Not

of

Pitc

airn

Des

cent

Not

stat

edSe

xO

fPi

tcai

rnD

ecen

t

Not

of

Pitc

airn

Des

cent

Not

stat

edN

ot st

ated

Of

Pitc

airn

Dec

ent

Not

of

Pitc

airn

Des

cent

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

Repo

rtin

g of

Pitc

airn

Des

cent

; All

Ages

Cen

sus 2

011

Cen

sus 2

006

Cen

sus 2

001

46

B3.

05 U

sual

cou

ntry

or

plac

e of

res

iden

ce b

y se

x Se

xPl

ace

of u

sual

resi

denc

e,Bo

th se

xes

Mal

esFe

mal

esAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sA

ll C

ount

ries

1)2,

302

1,

082

1,

220

NorfolkIsland

1,5773)

761

816

Australia

548

240

308

New

Zealand

94

44

50Others

57

29

28NotStated

26

8

18

Oth

ers2)

57

29

28

Fiji

29

16

13Ph

ilipi

no14

8

6Va

nuat

u10

3

7Eu

rope

(inc

ludi

ng U

K)

2

2

-Am

eric

as (N

orth

and

Sou

th A

mer

icas

)-

-

-C

hina

-

-

-O

ther

s4)2

-

2

1) In

clud

ing

all r

esid

ents

and

vis

itors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) P

erso

ns in

dica

ting

othe

r cou

ntri

es o

f usu

al re

side

nce

othe

r tha

n N

orfo

lk, A

ustr

alia

, and

New

Zea

land

3)

Fig

ure

is lo

wer

than

the

1795

NI p

opul

atio

n as

som

e or

dina

rily

resi

dent

peo

ple

resp

onde

d th

at th

ey a

re u

sual

ly re

side

nt in

ano

ther

cou

ntry

4) E

xclu

ding

cou

ntri

es h

ighl

ight

ed a

bove

47

B3.

06 U

sual

cou

ntry

or

plac

e of

res

iden

ce in

Aug

ust 2

010

by se

x.

Sex

Plac

e of

usu

al re

side

nce

in A

ugus

t 201

0Bo

th se

xes

Mal

esFe

mal

esAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sA

ll C

ount

ries

1)2,

302

1,08

2

1,

220

NorfolkIsland

1,643

799

844

Australia

554

239

315

New

Zealand

71

31

40Others

23

13

10NotStated

11

011

Oth

ers2)

23

13

10

Fiji

10

7

3Ph

ilipi

no6

3

3Va

nuat

u4

2

2Eu

rope

(inc

ludi

ng U

K)

-

-

-Am

eric

as (N

orth

and

Sou

th A

mer

icas

)-

-

-C

hina

-

-

-O

ther

s3)3

1

2

1) In

clud

ing

all r

esid

ents

and

vis

itors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) P

erso

ns in

dica

ting

othe

r cou

ntri

es o

f usu

al re

side

nce

in o

ther

than

Nor

folk

, Aus

tral

ia, a

nd N

ew Z

eala

nd

3) E

xclu

ding

cou

ntri

es h

ighl

ight

ed a

bove

48

B3.

07. R

esid

entia

l sta

tus o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

by

sex.

Sex

Both

sexe

sRe

side

ntG

EPTE

PVi

sito

rO

ther

Not

stat

edAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

sAl

l age

s

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

2,30

2

1,35

8

163

254

507

6

14

Males

1,082

663

72

116

224

4

3

Females

1,220

695

91

138

283

2

11

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,79

5

1,35

8

163

254

-

6

14

Males

858

663

72

116

-

4

3

Females

937

695

91

138

-

2

11

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

507

-

-

-

50

7

-

-

Males

224

-

-

-

224

-

-

Females

283

-

-

-

283

-

-

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clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Resi

dent

ial S

tatu

s on

Nor

folk

Isla

nd

49

B3.

08. B

asis

for

Gen

eral

Ent

ry P

erm

it by

Sex

Sex

Busi

ness

Busi

ness

Self

Non

e of

Not

Exis

ting

New

Fund

edth

e ab

ove

Stat

ed

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

163

49

2

30

59

23Males

72

25

1

11

20

15Females

91

24

1

19

39

8

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

163

49

2

30

59

23Males

72

25

1

11

20

15Females

91

24

1

19

39

8

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

-

-

-

-

-

-

Males

-

-

-

-

-

-Females

-

-

-

-

-

-

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Basi

s for

acq

uiri

ng a

Gen

eral

Ent

ry P

erm

it; A

ll Ag

es

Tota

l Pop

ulat

ion

50

B4.

01 D

isab

ility

and

type

of d

isab

ility

by

sex

Tota

l pop

ulat

ion

Popu

latio

n re

port

ing

disa

bilit

y

Tota

lSe

xPo

pula

tion

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

2,30

282

2,12

892

76

98

2426

Males

1,082

391,006

374

22

411

15Females

1,220

431,122

553

47

413

11

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

1,79

563

1,68

349

75

87

1420

Males

858

32806

204

22

48

11Females

937

31877

293

36

36

9

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

507

1944

543

-

1

11

106

Males

224

7200

17-

-

-

-

34

Females

283

12245

26-

11

17

2

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

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st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

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s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Popu

latio

n re

port

ing

disa

bilit

yIn

act

s of

daily

livin

g

In o

ther

w

ays

Type

of d

isab

ility

; All

Ages

Yes

No

Not

Sta

ted

Inge

tting

/hol

ding

a

job

In g

ettin

g ab

out

alon

e

In d

oing

ho

usew

ork

In sp

ortin

g an

dre

crea

tiona

lac

tiviti

es

51

B4.

02 T

ype

of a

ssis

tanc

e re

quir

ed fo

r th

e di

sabl

ed p

erso

n by

sex

Popu

latio

n re

port

ing

disa

bilit

y

Sex

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

8227

3310

128

119

118

224

5Males

3914

192

410

145

148

176

12Females

4313

148

818

2514

2516

3910

17

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

6322

263

1214

1714

1814

327

10Males

3212

151

46

89

96

184

4Females

3110

112

88

95

98

143

6

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

n3)

BothSexes

195

77

-

48

-

72

73

7Males

72

41

-

23

-

22

40

1Females

123

36

-

25

-

50

33

6

1) In

clud

ing

visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

Tho

se p

eopl

e w

ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Yes

Alw

ays

Yes

Som

etim

esN

ot S

tate

d

Requ

ire

assi

stan

ce fo

r com

mun

icat

ion

Not

Sta

ted

Yes

Alw

ays

Yes

Som

etim

esPe

rson

s with

D

isab

ility

Yes

Alw

ays

Type

of a

ssis

tanc

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quir

ed fo

r the

dis

able

d pe

rson

No

No

No

Not

Sta

ted

Requ

ire

assi

stan

ce fo

r Sel

f Car

e ac

tiviti

esRe

quir

e as

sist

ance

for b

ody

mov

emen

t

Yes

Som

etim

es

52

B4.

03 T

ype

of d

isab

ility

by

sex

Popu

latio

n re

port

ing

disa

bilit

yRe

ason

s for

Nee

d of

Ass

ista

nce

on d

isab

ility

; All

Ages

Sex

Tot

al P

opul

atio

n1)

BothSexes

8210

78

1726

65

3Males

394

23

913

43

1Females

436

55

813

22

2

NI P

opul

atio

n2)

BothSexes

63-

48

1723

65

-

Males

32-

13

912

43

-

Females

31-

35

811

22

-

Vis

itor

Popu

latio

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BothSexes

1910

3-

-

3-

-

3Males

74

1-

-

1-

-

1Females

126

2-

-

2-

-

2

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visi

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on

the

nigh

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and

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53

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s reg

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88

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onne

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d A

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co

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conn

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tern

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acce

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11 P

erso

ns c

onse

ntin

g to

ret

ain

stor

age

of c

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s inf

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Tota

lPe

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sent

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to C

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n 20

11 st

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d fo

r ava

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lity

afte

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year

s

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302

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210

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1) In

clud

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visi

tors

on

the

nigh

t of t

he c

ensu

s 9th

Aug

ust 2

011

2) T

hose

peo

ple

who

wer

e pr

esen

t and

livi

ng o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

com

pris

ing

Resi

dent

s, G

EPs,

TEPs

and

seco

ndm

ent o

ffice

rs3)

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se p

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ho w

ere

pres

ent o

n N

orfo

lk Is

land

on

9th

Augu

st 2

011

excl

udin

g Re

side

nts,

GEP

s, TE

Ps a

nd se

cond

men

t offi

cers

.

Pers

ons n

ot st

atin

g th

e st

orag

e of

info

rmat

ion

Yes,

agre

es fo

r per

sons

in

dwel

ling

No,

doe

s not

agr

ee fo

r pe

rson

s in

dwel

ling

90

31

Map of Norfolk Island AnnexII

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31

Map of Norfolk Island AnnexII

Themapdepictsthe6CensusDistrictsusedasthe2011CensusEnumerationAreas

91

31

2011

Cen

sus F

orm

AnnexIII

CEN

SUS

OF

POPU

LATI

ON

AN

D H

OU

SIN

G

9th A

UG

UST

201

1

NO

RFO

LK IS

LAN

D

HO

USE

HO

LDER

’S S

CHED

ULE

Und

er th

e pr

ovis

ion

of th

e Ce

nsus

and

Sta

tistic

s A

ct 1

961,

you

are

req

uire

d to

fill

in th

is fo

rm to

the

best

of y

our k

now

ledg

e an

d be

lief.

How

ever

, the

re is

no

liabi

lity

for o

mitt

ing

info

rmat

ion

on a

per

son’

s re

ligio

n.

The

info

rmat

ion

supp

lied

on th

is fo

rm is

CO

NFI

DEN

TIAL

. The

Act

pro

vide

s th

at it

can

not b

e se

en b

y an

y pe

rson

s ot

her t

han

Cens

us S

taff

.

IN

STRU

CTIO

NS

1. F

ILL

IN A

SEP

ARA

TE F

ORM

FO

R EA

CH H

OU

SEH

OLD

. A h

ouse

hold

is a

dom

estic

gro

up li

ving

and

eat

ing

toge

ther

. A p

erso

n liv

ing

alon

e is

als

o a

hous

ehol

d.

2. I

F TH

ERE

IS M

ORE

TH

AN

ON

E H

OU

SEH

OLD

OBT

AIN

EXT

RA F

ORM

S FR

OM

TH

E CE

NSU

S CO

LLEC

TOR

WH

EN

HE/

SHE

RETU

RNS.

Als

o ob

tain

ext

ra fo

rms

if th

ere

are

mor

e th

an 7

per

sons

in th

e ho

useh

old.

3. I

F A

NY

PERS

ON

IN T

HE

HO

USE

HO

LD, S

UCH

AS

A V

ISIT

OR

OR

BOA

RDER

, PRE

FERS

TO

FIL

L IN

A S

EPAR

ATE

FO

RM T

O M

AIN

TAIN

PRI

VACY

, ASK

TH

E CO

LLEC

TOR

FOR

AN

OTH

ER S

CHED

ULE

. Thi

s pr

ivat

e sc

hedu

le s

houl

d be

fille

d in

by

the

pers

on c

once

rned

and

sea

led

in t

he e

nvel

ope

prov

ided

for

deliv

ery

by y

ou u

nope

ned

to

the

Cens

us C

olle

ctor

with

this

sch

edul

e.

4. I

f you

do

not k

now

the

exac

t ans

wer

to a

que

stio

n, g

ive

the

best

est

imat

e yo

u ca

n.

5. P

leas

e us

e in

k or

bal

l poi

nt p

en.

6. T

he c

ompl

eted

sch

edul

e sh

ould

be

sign

ed re

ady

to h

and

to th

e Ce

nsus

Col

lect

or w

ho w

ill c

all o

n W

edne

sday

, 10th

Aug

ust o

r as

soo

n as

pos

sibl

e af

ter

that

day

.

C.D

:

Rec.

No

SE

CT

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Concepts and DefinitionsAnnexIV

Activity status identifies the activities a person was engaged in during the week beforeenumeration,includingpaidwork,unpaidworkorneither;

Age-sex structure:Thecompositionofapopulationasdeterminedbythenumberorproportionofmalesandfemalesineachagecategory.

Dependency ratioisthenumberofpersonsunder15andover60per100personsaged15-59;

Disabilityisanumbrellatermforimpairments,activitylimitationsorparticipationrestrictions,whichrespectivelyrefertoproblemsanindividualmayhavewithphysiologicalfunctionsofthebodysystem,includingpsychologicalfunctions(‘bodyfunction’)orproblemswithanatomicalpartsofthebodysuchasorgans,limbsandtheircomponents(‘bodystructure’)(impairments),difficultiesanindividualmayhaveinexecutingactivities(‘activitylimitations’)andproblemsanindividualmayexperienceininvolvementinlifesituations(participationrestrictions).

Employment status refers to the work arrangement under which a person working for paycarriesouthisorheractivities;

Growth Rate:Thenumberofpersonsaddedto(orsubtractedfrom)apopulationinayeardueto natural increase and net migration expressed as a percentage of the population at thebeginningofthetimeperiod

Industryreferstothemainactivityoftheestablishmentemployingaworker;

Labour forceincludesallpersonsdoingpaidworkorlookingforpaidwork;

Natural growthisthedifferencebetweenthenumberofbirthsanddeathsinapopulation;

Occupation refers to the kind of work done in the week before enumeration (e.g. primaryschoolteacher,laboureretcetera);

Paid workisanytypeofworkforwhichtheworkerreceivedpay,eitherinmoneyorinkind;

Permanent dwellingisthetypeofdwellingthatiswell-plannedandismainlymadeofdurablematerials(e.g.concrete,corrugatediron,fibroortimber)withasoundfoundation;

Population Projection: Computation of future changes in population numbers, given certainassumptionsaboutfuturetrendsintheratesoffertility,mortality,andmigration

Rate:Aratiobetweeneventshavingoccurredinapopulationduringayearandthenumberofpersonsinapopulationinthemiddleoftheyear.Whentheeventsareobservedoveraperiodshorterorlongerthanayeartheirnumberismultipliedordividedbytheappropriatefactorsoastopreservetherate'sannualdimension

Sex ratio is the proportion ofmales to females in a population, expressed as the number ofmalesperhundredfemales;

Unpaid workisanytypeofworkfortheproductionofeconomicgoodsandservicesforwhichapersonreceivednopay,eitherinmoneyorinkind.

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