EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE Catalogue No. 2020.0 Based on place of enumeration
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1996 CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE Catalogue No. 2020.0 Based on place of enumeration Available for SLAs and aggregates of SLAs INQUIRIES Data tailored to your specific needs, not provided in these standard tables, are available from the ABS Information Inquiries Unit in your State. Definitions of Census classifications and concepts are available in the 1996 Census Dictionary (ABS Catalogue No. 2901.0) Commonwealth of Australia 1997 EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE INDEX ............................................................ X01 AGE BY SEX All persons X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased X02 AGE BY NUMBER OF CHILDREN EVER BORN Females aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X16 LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X03 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY AGE All persons X17 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING All non-private dwellings X04 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX All persons X18 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING BY STATUS OF RESIDENCE BY SEX Persons in non-private dwellings X05 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL Australian residents born overseas X19 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX Indigenous persons aged 15 years and over X06 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL All persons X20 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over X07 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF MOTHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X21 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X08 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF FATHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X22 X09 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY AGE Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution (excluding overseas visitors) X23 X10 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) INDUSTRY BY SEX Employed persons X24 OCCUPATION BY SEX Employed persons LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over X25 INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION Employed persons X26 OCCUPATION BY STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX Employed persons X11 X12 AGE BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) X13 RELIGION BY AGE All persons X27 INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX Employed persons X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X28 OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX Employed persons ............................................................ EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE INDEX X29 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE Employed persons X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX All persons X36 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE Families in occupied private dwellings X38 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X31 FAMILY TYPE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT/PARTNER All couple families X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night X33 FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) OF PARENT(S)/PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children X39 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in one parent families X40 FAMILY TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Families with dependent children, in rented occupied private dwellings (includes rent free accommodation) X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in couple families X41 FAMILY TYPE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Families with dependent children, in occupied private dwellings which are being purchased (including being purchased under a rent/buy scheme) EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT ...................................................... ABORIGINAL/TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER BEDROOMS X19 X39 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX Indigenous persons aged 15 years and over DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households AGE BIRTHPLACE X01 X02 X03 X12 AGE BY SEX All persons X03 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY AGE All persons AGE BY NUMBER OF CHILDREN EVER BORN Females aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X04 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX All persons BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY AGE All persons X05 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL Australian residents born overseas X06 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL All persons AGE BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) X13 RELIGION BY AGE All persons X07 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF MOTHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X20 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over X08 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF FATHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X22 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution X09 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X21 X29 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE Employed persons BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X32 X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX All persons FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night CARAVANS X34 X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in one parent families LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in couple families X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT ...................................................... EXPANDED CHILDREN DWELLING (cont'd) X02 AGE BY NUMBER OF CHILDREN EVER BORN Females aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X17 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING All non-private dwellings X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX All persons X18 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING BY STATUS OF RESIDENCE BY SEX Persons in non-private dwellings X31 FAMILY TYPE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT/PARTNER All couple families X38 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night X39 FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) OF PARENT(S)/ PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households EDUCATION X33 X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in one parent families X22 X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in couple families ETHNICITY X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE Families in occupied private dwellings X40 FAMILY TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Families with dependent children, in rented occupied private dwellings (includes rent free accommodation) X41 FAMILY TYPE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Families with dependent children, in occupied private dwellings which are being purchased (including being purchased under a rent/buy scheme) LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution X03 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY AGE All persons X04 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX All persons X05 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL Australian residents born overseas X06 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL All persons X07 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF MOTHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X08 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF FATHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) X09 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X10 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) DWELLING X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased X16 LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT ...................................................... EXPANDED ETHNICITY (cont'd) FAMILY cont'd) X11 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over X12 AGE BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) X13 RELIGION BY AGE All persons X21 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night X40 FAMILY TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Families with dependent children, in rented occupied private dwellings (includes rent free accommodation) X41 FAMILY TYPE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Families with dependent children, in occupied private dwellings which are being purchased (including being purchased under a rent/buy scheme) HOURS WORKED (See LABOUR FORCE) HOUSEHOLD X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX All persons X36 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X38 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X39 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households FAMILY X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX All persons X31 FAMILY TYPE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT/PARTNER All couple families X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night X33 FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) OF PARENT(S)/ PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in one parent families X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in couple families X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE Families in occupied private dwellings HOUSING COSTS X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased X16 LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X40 FAMILY TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Families with dependent children, in rented occupied private dwellings (includes rent free accommodation) COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT ...................................................... EXPANDED HOUSING COSTS (cont'd) X41 LABOUR FORCE (cont'd) FAMILY TYPE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Families with dependent children, in occupied private dwellings which are being purchased (including being purchased under a rent/buy scheme) X22 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FT/PT) BY AGE Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution X26 OCCUPATION BY STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX Employed persons FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) OF PARENT(S)/ PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children X33 FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) OF PARENT(S)/ PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in one parent families TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE Families in occupied private dwellings X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN Dependent children in couple families INCOME X33 X36 X37 INDUSTRY LANGUAGE X23 X25 X27 INDUSTRY BY SEX Employed persons X09 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION Employed persons X10 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) X11 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over X12 AGE BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX Employed persons JOURNEY TO WORK X29 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE Employed persons LABOUR FORCE MARITAL STATUS X19 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX Indigenous persons aged 15 years and over X31 FAMILY TYPE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT/PARTNER All couple families X20 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FT/PT) BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over X21 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS BY SEX MORTGAGE (See HOUSING COSTS) Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) COMMUNITY PROFILE BY SUBJECT ....................................................... EXPANDED MOTOR VEHICLES X38 RELIGION DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X13 RELIGION BY AGE All persons RENT (See HOUSING COSTS) NATURE OF OCCUPANCY STRUCTURE OF DWELLING X16 X36 X37 LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME X38 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY BY FAMILY TYPE NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Families in occupied private dwellings Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X39 NON-PRIVATE DWELLING DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) X17 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households All non-private dwellings USUAL RESIDENTS X18 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING BY STATUS OF RESIDENCE BY SEX X38 Persons in non-private dwellings DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households OCCUPATION X24 OCCUPATION BY SEX X39 Employed persons DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households X25 X26 INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION Employed persons YEAR OF ARRIVAL OCCUPATION BY STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX X05 Employed persons X28 OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX Employed persons BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL Australian residents born overseas X06 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL All persons EXPANDED COMMUNITY PROFILE EXPLANATORY NOTES ....................................................... INTRODUCTION 1. The Expanded Community Profile contains 41 tables available for Family Income 10. Family income is the sum of the personal incomes of each resident Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) and larger areas, comprising more family member aged 15 years and over. Family income is not applicable detailed versions of some of the basic profile tables, plus new tables to non-family households such as group households or lone person for the following geographic levels: SLA, LGA, SSD, SD, S. Dist., State, households; or to people in non-private dwellings. Australia. Household 11. A household is defined as a group of two or more related or unrelated 2. Information was collected from the 1996 Census of Population and people who usually reside in the same dwelling, who regard themselves Housing. as a household, and who make common provision for food or other essentials for living; or a person living in a dwelling who makes 3. Each table title in the Expanded Community Profile consists of two provision for his/her own food and other essentials for living, without parts. The first part lists the variables included in the table. The second combining with any other person. part describes the table population. 12. For Census purposes, the total number of households is equal 4. A glossary of terms and concepts used in the Expanded Community to the total number of occupied private dwellings. Profile appears below. Household income 13. Household income is the sum of the personal incomes of each 5. For more information on Census classifications and resident household member aged 15 years and over. If any household concepts see the 1996 Census Dictionary (Cat No. 2901.0). member did not state their income, or was temporarily absent, household income is not calculated. These families fall into the 'Partial income stated' category. GLOSSARY Aboriginal and/or 6. The 1996 Census was the first census to allow a person's origin to be Torres Strait Islander recorded as both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander; prior to this only Nfd 14. Nfd means 'not further defined'. Origin one or the other could be recorded. Overseas visitor 15. In the 1996 Census, overseas visitors were treated differently Employed full-time/ 7. 'Employed full-time' means that the person worked 35 hours or more part-time in all jobs held during the week prior to Census night. 'Employed part-time' visitors, whereas in previous censuses, information on all topics at means that the person worked less than 35 hours in all jobs during the the person level was recorded. For further information, please contact week prior to Census night. the ABS and request a copy of Census Fact Sheet 15. compared to previous censuses. In 1996, age, sex and registered 8. For Census purposes, people who stated they were employed, but Family marital status were the only person variables recorded for overseas Place of enumeration 16. The Census count, based on place of enumeration, is a count of worked zero hours in the week prior to Census night have been coded to every person who spent Census night in Australia. People are counted 'employed part-time'. where they are on Census night, which may not be where they usually live. 9. A family is defined as two or more persons, one of whom is at least Social Marital Status 17. Social Marital Status is the relationship status of an individual with 15 years of age, who are related by blood, marriage (registered or de reference to another person who is usually resident in the household. A facto), adoption, step or fostering, and who are usually resident in the marriage exists when the two people live together as husband and wife, same household. Family tables include same sex couples unless or partners, regardless of whether the marriage is formalised through otherwise indicated. registration. In the 1996 Census, where information about same-sex couples is volunteered in the relationship question, it is included in the family coding and classified as a partner in a de facto marriage. E X P A N D E D C O M M U N I T Y P R O F I L E E X P L A N A T O R Y N O T E S (cont'd) ........................................................... Table population 18. Table population is a description of what the table is counting. For DATA QUALITY (cont'd) example, tables containing marital status usually have a table population of persons aged 15 years and over. It appears under the table title. Undercount 25. Although the Census aims to count each person once, there are some people who are missed and others who are counted more than Tenure type 19. In the 1996 Census, the number of categories in the tenure once. A post enumeration survey is conducted soon after the Census type classification has increased and now includes 'being purchased to measure the undercount. under a rent/buy scheme', 'being occupied rent free' and 'being occupied under a life tenure scheme'. Household Income 26. Due to operational limitations, the family/household income imputation (HIND) and Family methodology may result in an undercount of the number of families/households Income (FINF) DATA QUALITY in the $1,500 - $1,999 range and a balancing overcount in the $2,000 range. 20. The Census is subject to a number of inaccuracies resulting from No other income ranges are affected. This may also affect the median errors by respondents or mistakes in collection or processing of the data. income estimate if the median falls in either of these ranges. Some of these are overcome or 'repaired' by careful processing procedures and quality management of the processing itself. The 27. The calculation of median income is based on imputations made from effect of those that remain is generally slight, although it may be more the Survey of Income and Housing Costs, and as such is subject to important for small groups in the population. The main kinds sampling error. This is particularly evident if the median falls into the of error to keep in mind are: highest income range, where the quoted median is a proxy only and should be regarded with caution. Partial non-response 21. In some cases where an answer was not provided to a question an answer was imputed or derived (often from other information on 28. For explanation of these issues and the technical imputation of dollar the form). In other cases a 'not stated' code was allocated. ranges, please contact the ABS and request a copy of Census Fact Sheet 7 - Income Imputation. Processing error 22. While such errors can occur in any processing system, quality management is used to continuously improve the quality of processed Usual Residence 29. A minor processing error has been identified in the variables Usual data, and to identify and correct data of unacceptable quality. Residence Indicator One Year Ago (UAI1P) and Usual Residence Indicator 23. Cells containing small values are randomly adjusted to avoid of the error, please contact the ABS and request a copy of releasing information about particular individuals, families or households. Census Fact Sheet 9. Five Years Ago (UAI5P). For further information on the nature and extent Random adjustment The effect of random adjustment is statistically insignificant. 30. Further information on data quality will be provided progressively in Respondent error 24. Processing procedures cannot detect or repair all errors made by persons in completing the form, therefore some may remain in final data. Census Update and in the 1996 Census Fact Sheets and working papers. AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X01 AGE BY SEX All persons Male Female Persons Male Female Persons Male 0 years 1 2 3 4 0-4 5 6 7 8 9 30 31 32 33 34 30-34 35 36 37 38 39 60 61 62 63 64 60-64 65 66 67 68 69 5-9 10 11 12 13 14 10-14 15 16 17 18 19 15-19 20 21 22 23 24 20-24 25 26 27 28 29 25-29 35-39 40 41 42 43 44 40-44 45 46 47 48 49 45-49 50 51 52 53 54 50-54 55 56 57 58 59 55-59 65-69 70 71 72 73 74 70-74 75 76 77 78 79 75-79 80 81 82 83 84 80-84 85 86 87 88 89 85-89 90 years and over Overseas visitor Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X02 AGE BY NUMBER OF CHILDREN EVER BORN Females aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) Number of children 0 15-19 years 20-24 years 25-29 years 30-34 years 35-39 years 40-44 years 45-49 years 50-54 years 55-59 years 60-64 years 65-69 years 70-74 years 75 years and over Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 or more Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X03 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY AGE All persons 0-14 years 15-24 years 25-34 years 35-44 years Australia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(a) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(a) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(b) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(c) Not stated Overseas visitor Total (a) FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. (b) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. (c) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. 45-54 years 55-64 years 65-69 years 70-74 years 75 years and over Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X04 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY SEX All persons Male Argentina Australia Austria Bosnia-Herzegovina Cambodia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Cyprus Egypt Fiji France Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Iran Ireland Italy Japan Korea(a) Laos Latvia Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(b) Malaysia Malta Mauritius Netherlands New Zealand Papua New Guinea Philippines Poland Portugal Romania (a) (b) (c) (d) Female Persons Male Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(b) Singapore South Africa Spain Sri Lanka Taiwan (Province of China) Thailand Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom(c) United States of America Uruguay Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(d) Not stated Overseas visitor Total Comprises 'Democratic People's Republic of Korea' and 'Republic of Korea'. FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X05 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL Australian residents born overseas(a) 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(b) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(b) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(c) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(d) Total (a) Excludes persons who did not state their birthplace and persons born overseas who stated they would be in Australia for less than 1 year. (b) FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. (c) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. (d) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. 1991 19861990 19811985 Before 1981 Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X06 BIRTHPLACE (REGIONS) BY YEAR OF ARRIVAL All persons(a) 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 Oceania and Antarctica (excluding Australia) Europe and the Former USSR: Europe and the Former USSR, n.f.d. United Kingdom and Ireland Southern Europe Western Europe Northern Europe Eastern Europe The Former USSR and the Baltic States Total The Middle East and North Africa: The Middle East and North Africa, n.f.d. The Middle East North Africa Total Southeast Asia Northeast Asia Southern Asia Northern America South America, Central America and the Caribbean: South America, Central America and the Caribbean, n.f.d. South America Central America The Caribbean Total Africa (excluding North Africa): Africa (excluding North Africa), n.f.d. Central and West Africa Southern and East Africa Total Other(b) Total (a) Excludes overseas visitors, persons who did not state their birthplace and persons born overseas who stated they would be in Australia for less than 1 year. (b) Comprises 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. 1991 19861990 19811985 Before 1981 Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X07 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF MOTHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) Born in Australia Born overseas same country FATHER Born overseas different country Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, Other UK(a) and USA country(b) MOTHER Australia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(c) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(c) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(a) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(b) Not stated Total (a) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. (b) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. (c) FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. Total born overseas Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X08 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) OF FATHER BY BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER All persons (excluding overseas visitors) Born in Australia Born overseas same country MOTHER Born overseas different country Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, Other UK(a) and USA country(b) FATHER Australia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(c) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(c) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(a) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(b) Not stated Total (a) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. (b) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. (c) FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. Total born overseas Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X09 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) Speaks English only Male Female Speaks other language and speaks English Very well/well Not well Male Female Male Female Not at all Male Female Not stated(a) Male Female Australia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(b) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(b) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(c) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(d) Not stated Total (a) (b) (c) (d) Comprises cases where either language spoken at home was stated and proficiency in English was not stated, or both language spoken at home and proficiency in English were not stated. FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. Male Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X10 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) Very well/well Male Female Speaks English Not well Male Female Not at all Male Female Not stated(a) Male Female Arabic (including Lebanese) Australian Indigenous Languages Chinese languages: Cantonese Mandarin Other Total Croatian French German Greek Hungarian Indonesian Italian Macedonian Malay Maltese Netherlandic Polish Portuguese Russian Serbian Spanish Tagalog (Filipino) Turkish Vietnamese Other(b) Total Not stated Total (a) Comprises cases where either language spoken at home was stated and proficiency in English was not stated, or where both language spoken at home and proficiency in English were not stated. (b) Includes 'inadequately described' and 'non-verbal so described'. Male Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X11 LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over Male Speaks English only Speaks other language: Arabic (including Lebanese) Australian Indigenous Languages Bosnian Chinese languages: Cantonese Mandarin Other Total Croatian French German Greek Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Khmer Korean Macedonian Malay Maltese Netherlandic Persian Polish Portuguese Russian Serbian Sinhalese Spanish Tagalog (Filipino) Tamil Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Other(a) Total Not stated Overseas visitor Total (a) Includes 'inadequately described' and 'non-verbal so described'. Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X12 AGE BY PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH BY SEX Persons aged 5 years and over who speak a language other than English at home (excluding overseas visitors) Very well/well Male Female Speaks English Not well Male Female Not at all Male Female Not stated(a) Male Female Male 5-14 years 15-24 years 25-34 years 35-44 years 45-54 years 55-64 years 65-74 years 75 years and over Total (a) Comprises cases where either language spoken at home was stated and proficiency in English was not stated, or where both language spoken at home and proficiency in English were not stated. Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X13 RELIGION BY AGE All persons 0-14 years 15-24 years Christian: Anglican Baptist Brethren Catholic Churches of Christ Jehovah's Witnesses Latter Day Saints Lutheran Oriental Christian Orthodox: Greek Macedonian Other Total Pentecostal: Assemblies of God Other Total Presbyterian and Reformed Salvation Army Seventh-day Adventist Uniting Church Other Protestant Other Christian Christian, n.f.d. Total Non-Christian: Buddhism Hinduism Islam Judaism Other religions Total No religion(a) Inadequately described(b) Not stated Overseas visitor Total (a) Comprises 'No religion n.f.d.', 'Agnosticism', 'Atheism', 'Humanism' and 'Rationalism'. (b) Includes 'Religious belief, n.f.d.'. 25-34 years 35-44 years 45-54 years 55-64 years 65-74 years 75 years and over Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X14 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings $0 $99 Separate house Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse etc with: 1 storey 2 or more storeys Total Flat, unit or apartment: In a 1 or 2 storey block In a 3 storey block In a 4 or more storey block Attached to a house Total Other dwelling: Caravan, cabin, houseboat Improvised home, tent, sleepers out House or flat attached to a shop, office, etc. Total Not stated Total $100 $199 $200 $299 $300 $399 $400 $499 Weekly rent $500 $599 $600 $699 $700 $799 $800 $899 $900 $999 $1,000 or more Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X15 DWELLING STRUCTURE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Occupied private dwellings which are being purchased $1 $199 Separate house Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse etc with: 1 storey 2 or more storeys Total Flat, unit or apartment: In a 1 or 2 storey block In a 3 storey block In a 4 or more storey block Attached to a house Total Other dwelling: Caravan, cabin, houseboat Improvised home, tent, sleepers out House or flat attached to a shop, office, etc. Total Not stated Total $200 $399 $400 $499 $500 $599 Monthly housing loan repayment $600 $700 $800 $699 $799 $899 $900 $999 $1,000 $1,199 $1,200 $1,399 $1,400 $1,499 $1,500 or more Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X16 LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Rented occupied private dwellings $0 $99 Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Community or co-operative housing group Employer: Government Other Total Other Not stated Total $100 $199 $200 $299 $300 $399 $400 $499 Weekly rent $500 $599 $600 $699 $700 $799 $800 $899 $900 $999 $1,000 or more Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X17 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING All non-private dwellings Non-private dwellings Hotel, motel Nurses quarters Staff quarters Boarding house, private hotel Boarding school Residential college, hall of residence Public hospital (not psychiatric) Private hospital (not psychiatric) Psychiatric hospital or institution Hostel for the disabled Nursing home Accommodation for the retired or aged (cared) Hostel for the homeless, night shelter, refuge Childcare institution Corrective institution for children Other welfare institution Prison, corrective and detention institution for adults Convent, monastery, etc Other and not classifiable Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X18 TYPE OF NON-PRIVATE DWELLING BY STATUS OF RESIDENCE BY SEX Persons in non-private dwellings Australian resident Male Female Hotel, motel Nurses quarters Staff quarters Boarding house, private hotel Boarding school Residential college, hall of residence Public hospital (not psychiatric) Private hospital (not psychiatric) Psychiatric hospital or institution Hostel for the disabled Nursing home Accommodation for the retired or aged (cared) Hostel for the homeless, night shelter, refuge Childcare institution Corrective institution for children Other welfare institution Prison, corrective and detention institution for adults Convent, monastery, etc Other and not classifiable Not stated Total Overseas visitor Male Female Male Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X19 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX Indigenous persons aged 15 years and over Male Female Persons Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(b) Total Unemployed Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(c) Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked. (c) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X20 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX (1 of 2) Persons aged 15 years and over Employed Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(b) Total Unemployed looking for: Full-time Part-time work work MALE 15-19 years 20-24 years 25-29 years 30-34 years 35-39 years 40-44 years 45-49 years 50-54 years 55-59 years 60-64 years 65-69 years 70-74 years 75 years and over Total FEMALE 15-19 years 20-24 years 25-29 years 30-34 years 35-39 years 40-44 years 45-49 years 50-54 years 55-59 years 60-64 years 65-69 years 70-74 years 75 years and over Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked. (c) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(c) Overseas visitor Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X20 AGE BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX (2 of 2) Persons aged 15 years and over Employed Unemployed looking for: Not Full-time(a) Part-time stated(b) Total Full-time Part-time Total Total Not in the Not Overseas work work unemployed labour force labour force stated(c) visitor PERSONS 15-19 years 20-24 years 25-29 years 30-34 years 35-39 years 40-44 years 45-49 years 50-54 years 55-59 years 60-64 years 65-69 years 70-74 years 75 years and over Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked. (c) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X21 BIRTHPLACE (COUNTRIES) BY LABOUR FORCE STATUS BY SEX Persons aged 15 years and over (excluding overseas visitors) Employed Male Female Unemployed Male Female Australia Canada Chile China (excluding Taiwan Province) Croatia Egypt Fiji Germany, Federal Republic of Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Ireland Italy Lebanon Macedonia, FYR of(b) Malaysia Malta Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Poland Serbia and Montenegro, FYRs of(b) Singapore South Africa Sri Lanka United Kingdom(c) United States of America Viet Nam Born elsewhere overseas(d) Not stated Total (a) (b) (c) (d) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. FYR is an abbreviation of 'Former Yugoslav Republic'. Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. Not in the labour force Male Female Not stated(a) Male Female Male Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X22 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY AGE (1 of 2) Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution(a) (excluding overseas visitors) Attending secondary school Attending Technical or Further Educational Institution Not Full-time Part-time stated(b) Attending University or other Tertiary Institutions Total Full-time Part-time 15-19 YEARS Employed: Full-time(e) Part-time Not stated(f) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(g) Total 20 - 24 YEARS Employed: Full-time(e) Part-time Not stated(f) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(g) Total (a) (b) (c) (d) Excludes persons attending pre-school or infant/primary school. Comprises persons who were attending a Technical or Further Educational Institution, but did not state whether full-time or part-time. Comprises persons who were attending a University or other Tertiary Institution, but did not state whether full-time or part-time. Comprises persons who did not state whether or not they were attending an educational institution, and persons who stated they were attending an educational institution but did not state which type of educational institution. (e) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (f) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked. (g) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. Not stated(c) Total Attending Other Not attending Not stated(d) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X22 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION ATTENDING (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY AGE (2 of 2) Persons aged 15 years and over attending an Educational Institution(a) (excluding overseas visitors) Attending secondary school Attending Technical or Further Educational Institution Attending University or other Tertiary Institutions Not Full-time Part-time stated(b) Not Total Full-time Part-time 25 YEARS AND OVER Employed: Full-time(e) Part-time Not stated(f) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(g) Total TOTAL PERSONS Employed: Full-time(e) Part-time Not stated(f) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(g) Total (a) (b) (c) (d) Excludes persons attending pre-school or infant/primary school. Comprises persons who were attending a Technical or Further Educational Institution, but did not state whether full-time or part-time. Comprises persons who were attending a University or other Tertiary Institution, but did not state whether full-time or part-time. Comprises persons who did not state whether or not they were attending an educational institution, and persons who stated they were attending an educational institution but did not state which type of educational institution. (e) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (f) Comprises employed persons who did not state their hours worked. (g) Comprises persons who did not state their labour force status. stated(c) Total Attending Other Not Not attending stated(d) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X23 INDUSTRY BY SEX (1 of 2) Employed persons Male Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing: Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing, undefined Agriculture Services to Agriculture; Hunting and Trapping Forestry and Logging Commercial Fishing Total Mining: Mining, undefined Coal Mining Oil and Gas Extraction Metal Ore Mining Other Mining Services to Mining Total Manufacturing: Manufacturing, undefined Food, Beverages and Tobacco Textile, Clothing, Footwear and Leather Wood and Paper Products Printing, Publishing and Recorded Media Petroleum, Coal, Chemical and Associated Products Non-Metallic Mineral Products Metal Products Machinery and Equipment Other Total Electricity, Gas and Water Supply: Electricity, Gas and Water Supply, undefined Electricity and Gas Supply Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Services Total Construction: Construction, undefined General Construction Construction Trade Services Total Female Persons Male Wholesale Trade: Wholesale Trade, undefined Basic Material Wholesaling Machinery and Motor Vehicle Wholesaling Personal and Household Good Wholesaling Total Retail Trade: Retail Trade, undefined Food Retailing Personal and Household Good Retailing Motor Vehicle Retailing and Services Total Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants Transport and Storage: Transport and Storage, undefined Road Transport Rail Transport Water Transport Air and Space Transport Other Transport Services to Transport Storage Total Communication Services Finance and Insurance: Finance and Insurance, undefined Finance Insurance Services to Finance and Insurance Total Property and Business Services: Property and Business Services, undefined Property Services Business Services Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X23 INDUSTRY BY SEX (2 of 2) Employed persons Male Government Administration and Defence: Government Admininstration and Defence, undefined Government Administration Defence Total Education Health and Community Services: Health and Community Services, undefined Health Services Community Services Total Cultural and Recreational Services: Cultural and Recreational Services, undefined Motion Picture, Radio and Television Services Libraries, Museums and the Arts Sport and Recreation Total Personal and Other Services: Personal and Other Services, undefined Personal Services Other Services Private Households Employing Staff Total Non-classifiable economic units Not stated Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X24 OCCUPATION BY SEX (1 of 2) Employed persons Male Managers and Administrators: Managers and Administrators, n.f.d. Generalist Managers, n.f.d. General Managers and Administrators Miscellaneous Generalist Managers Specialist Managers, n.f.d. Resource Managers Engineering, Distribution and Process Managers Sales and Marketing Managers Miscellaneous Specialist Managers Farmers and Farm Managers Total Professionals: Professionals, n.f.d. Science, Building and Engineering Professionals, n.f.d. Natural and Physical Science Professionals Building and Engineering Professionals Business and Information Professionals, n.f.d. Accountants, Auditors and Corporate Treasurers Sales, Marketing and Advertising Professionals Computing Professionals Miscellaneous Business and Information Professionals Health Professionals, n.f.d. Medical Practitioners Nursing Professionals Miscellaneous Health Professionals Education Professionals, n.f.d. School Teachers University and Vocational Education Teachers Miscellaneous Education Professionals Social, Arts and Miscellaneous Professionals, n.f.d. Social Welfare Professionals Miscellaneous Social Professionals Artists and Related Professionals Miscellaneous Professionals Total Associate Professionals: Associate Professionals, n.f.d. Science, Engineering and Related Associate Professionals, n.f.d. Female Persons Male Medical and Science Technical Officers Building and Engineering Associate Professionals Business and Administration Associate Professionals, n.f.d. Finance Associate Professionals Misc. Business and Administration Associate Professionals Managing Supervisors (Sales and Service), n.f.d. Shop Managers Hospitality and Accommodation Managers Miscellaneous Managing Supervisors (Sales and Service) Health and Welfare Associate Professionals, n.f.d. Enrolled Nurses Welfare Associate Professionals Miscellaneous Health and Welfare Associate Professionals Other Associate Professionals, n.f.d. Police Officers Miscellaneous Associate Professionals Total Tradespersons and Related Workers: Tradespersons and Related Workers, n.f.d. Mechanical and Fabrication Engineering Tradespersons, n.f.d. Mechanical Engineering Tradespersons Fabrication Engineering Tradespersons Automotive Tradespersons Electrical and Electronics Tradespersons Construction Tradespersons, n.f.d. Structural Construction Tradespersons Final Finishes Construction Tradespersons Plumbers Food Tradespersons Skilled Agricultural and Horticultural Workers, n.f.d. Skilled Agricultural Workers Horticultural Tradespersons Other Tradespersons and Related Workers, n.f.d. Printing Tradespersons Wood Tradespersons Hairdressers Textile, Clothing and Related Tradespersons Miscellaneous Tradespersons and Related Workers Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X24 OCCUPATION BY SEX (2 of 2) Employed persons Male Advanced Clerical and Service Workers: Advanced Clerical and Service Workers, n.f.d. Secretaries and Personal Assistants Other Advanced Clerical and Service Workers, n.f.d. Advanced Numerical Clerks Miscellaneous Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Total Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers: Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers, n.f.d. Intermediate Clerical Workers, n.f.d. General Clerks Keyboard Operators Receptionists Intermediate Numerical Clerks Material Recording and Despatching Clerks Miscellaneous Intermediate Clerical Workers Intermediate Sales and Related Workers Intermediate Service Workers, n.f.d. Carers and Aids Hospitality Workers Miscellaneous Intermediate Service Workers Total Intermediate Production and Transport Workers: Intermediate Production and Transport Workers, n.f.d. Intermediate Plant Operators, n.f.d. Mobile Plant Operators Intermediate Stationary Plant Operators Intermediate Machine Operators, n.f.d. Intermediate Textile, Clothing and Related Machine Operators Miscellaneous Intermediate Machine Operators Road and Rail Transport Drivers Other Intermediate Production and Transport Workers, n.f.d. Intermediate Mining and Construction Workers Miscellaneous Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Total Female Persons Male Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers: Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers, n.f.d. Elementary Clerks Elementary Sales Workers, n.f.d. Sales Assistants Miscellaneous Elementary Sales Workers Elementary Service Workers Total Labourers and Related Workers: Labourers and Related Workers, n.f.d. Cleaners Factory Labourers, n.f.d. Process Workers Product Packagers Other Labourers and Related Workers, n.f.d. Mining, Construction and Related Labourers Agricultural and Horticultural Labourers Elementary Food Preparation and Related Workers Miscellaneous Labourers and Related Workers Total Inadequately described Not stated Total Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X25 INDUSTRY BY OCCUPATION Employed persons Managers and Administrators Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Mining Manufacturing Electricity, Gas and Water Supply Construction Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants Transport and Storage Communication Services Finance and Insurance Property and Business Services Government Admin and Defence Education Health and Community Services Cultural and Recreational Services Personal and Other Services Non-classifiable economic units Not stated Total Professionals Associate Professionals Tradespersons and Related Workers Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Labourers and Related Workers Inadequately described Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X26 OCCUPATION BY STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT BY SEX Employed persons Employee Male Managers and Administrators Professionals Associate Professionals Tradespersons and Related Workers Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Labourers and Related Workers Inadequately described Not stated Total Employer Female Male Female Own account Contributing worker family worker Male Female Male Total Female Male Female Persons AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X27 INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (1 OF 2) Employed persons 0 1-15 16-24 25-34 35-39 40 41-48 49 or more Not hours hours hours hours hours hours hours hours stated MALE Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Mining Manufacturing Electricity, Gas and Water Supply Construction Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants Transport and Storage Communication Services Finance and Insurance Property and Business Services Government Administration and Defence Education Health and Community Services Cultural and Recreational Services Personal and Other Services Non-classifiable economic units Not stated Total FEMALE Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Mining Manufacturing Electricity, Gas and Water Supply Construction Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants Transport and Storage Communication Services Finance and Insurance Property and Business Services Government Administration and Defence Education Health and Community Services Cultural and Recreational Services Personal and Other Services Non-classifiable economic units Not stated Total Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X27 INDUSTRY BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX (2 OF 2) Employed persons 0 1-15 16-24 25-34 35-39 40 41-48 49 or more Not hours hours hours hours hours hours hours hours stated PERSONS Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Mining Manufacturing Electricity, Gas and Water Supply Construction Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants Transport and Storage Communication Services Finance and Insurance Property and Business Services Government Administration and Defence Education Health and Community Services Cultural and Recreational Services Personal and Other Services Non-classifiable economic units Not stated Total Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X28 OCCUPATION BY HOURS WORKED BY SEX Employed persons 0 1-15 16-24 25-34 35-39 40 41-48 49 or more Not hours hours hours hours hours hours hours hours stated MALE Managers and Administrators Professionals Associate Professionals Tradespersons and Related Workers Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Labourers and Related Workers Inadequately described Not stated Total FEMALE Managers and Administrators Professionals Associate Professionals Tradespersons and Related Workers Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Labourers and Related Workers Inadequately described Not stated Total PERSONS Managers and Administrators Professionals Associate Professionals Tradespersons and Related Workers Advanced Clerical and Service Workers Intermediate Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Intermediate Production and Transport Workers Elementary Clerical, Sales and Service Workers Labourers and Related Workers Inadequately described Not stated Total Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X29 METHOD OF TRAVEL TO WORK BY AGE Employed persons 15-24 years One method: Train Bus Ferry/tram Taxi Car, as driver Car, as passenger Motorbike/motor scooter Bicycle Other Walked only Total Two methods: Train and: Bus Ferry/tram Car, as driver Car, as passenger Other Total Bus and: Ferry/tram Car, as driver Car, as passenger Other Total Ferry/tram and: Car, as driver Car, as passenger Other Total Other Total Three methods Worked at home Did not go to work Not stated(a) Total (a) Includes cases where method of travel to work could not be determined. 25-34 years 35-44 years 45-54 years 55 years and over Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX (1 of 3) All persons 0-4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 years years years years years years years years years and over MALE Couple family with children: Husband, wife or partner Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Couple family without children: Husband, wife or partner Other related individual Total One parent family: Lone parent Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Other family Unrelated individual living in family household Group household member Lone person Visitor (from within Australia) Not applicable(a) Overseas visitor Total (a) Comprises persons in 'non-classifiable households', 'non-private dwellings' and 'migratory or off-shore collection districts'. Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX (2 of 3) All persons 0-4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 years years years years years years years years years and over FEMALE Couple family with children: Husband, wife or partner Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Couple family without children: Husband, wife or partner Other related individual Total One parent family: Lone parent Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Other family Unrelated individual living in family household Group household member Lone person Visitor (from within Australia) Not applicable(a) Overseas visitor Total (a) Comprises persons in 'non-classifiable households', 'non-private dwellings' and 'migratory or off-shore collection districts'. Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X30 FAMILY TYPE AND RELATIONSHIP IN HOUSEHOLD BY AGE BY SEX (3 of 3) All persons 0-4 5-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 years years years years years years years years years and over PERSONS Couple family with children: Husband, wife or partner Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Couple family without children: Husband, wife or partner Other related individual Total One parent family: Lone parent Child under 15 Dependent student (15-24) Non-dependent child Other related individual Total Other family Unrelated individual living in family h'hold Group household member Lone person Visitor (from within Australia) Not applicable(a) Overseas visitor Total (a) Comprises persons in 'non-classifiable households', 'non-private dwellings' and 'migratory or off-shore collection districts'. Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X31 FAMILY TYPE BY SOCIAL MARITAL STATUS OF PARENT/PARTNER All couple families Registered marriage Couple family(a): With children under 15 and non-dependent children without non-dependent children With dependent students (15-24) and non-dependent children without non-dependent children With children under 15 and dependent students (15-24) and non-dependent children without non-dependent children With non-dependent children Total Couple family without children(a) Total (a) Comprises couple families, with or without relatives. De facto marriage Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X32 FAMILY TYPE AND BIRTHPLACE OF PARENT(S) BY AGE OF CHILDREN Children counted at home on Census night 0-4 years Couple family with childrenBoth parents born in Australia One parent born overseas: Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, UK(a) and USA In other country(b) Total Both parents born overseas: Both born in Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, UK(a) and USA One born in Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, UK(a) and USA and one born in other country(b) Both born in other country(b) Total Not stated/not present(c) Total One parent familyLone parent born in Australia Lone parent born overseas: Canada, Ireland, NZ, Sth Africa, UK(a) and USA In other country(b) Total Not stated Total Total (a) Comprises 'England', 'Scotland', 'Wales', 'Northern Ireland', 'Channel Islands', 'Isle of Man', and 'UK and Ireland n.f.d.'. (b) Includes 'inadequately described', 'at sea' and 'not elsewhere classified'. (c) Comprises children where the birthplace of one or both parents was not stated or a parent was temporarily absent. 5-9 years 10-12 years Age of children 13-14 years 15-24 years 25 years and over Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X33 FAMILY TYPE AND LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) OF PARENT(S)/PARTNERS BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME One parent families and couple families with or without children Neg/Nil income $1 $199 $200 $399 $400 $599 $600 $799 $800 $999 $1,000 $1,199 $1,200 $1,499 Couple family with childrenLabour force status of parents: Both employed full-time(a) Both employed part-time One employed f'time(a) other p'time Only one employed full-time(a) Only one employed part-time Neither employed Not stated/not present(d) Total Couple family without childrenLabour force status of partners: Both employed full-time(a) Both employed part-time One employed f'time(a) other p'time Only one employed full-time(a) Only one employed part-time Neither employed Not stated/not present(d) Total One parent familyLabour force status of lone parent: Employed full-time(a) Employed part-time Not employed Not stated(e) Total Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises families where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse or child was temporarily absent. (c) Comprises families where no members present stated an income. (d) Comprises families where one or both parents/partners did not state his/her labour force status and/or hours worked or a parent/partner was temporarily absent. (e) Comprises one parent families where the lone parent did not state their hours worked or did not state their labour force status. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(b) All incomes not stated(c) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN (1 of 2) Dependent children(b) in one parent families 0-4 years Age of dependent children 5-12 years 13 years and over MALE LONE PARENT Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(c) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(d) Total FEMALE LONE PARENT Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(c) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(d) Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises dependent children counted at home on Census night. (c) Comprises dependent children whose employed lone parent did not state his/her hours worked. (d) Comprises dependent children whose lone parent did not state his/her labour force status. Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X34 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF LONE PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN (2 of 2) Dependent children(b) in one parent families 0-4 years Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(c) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Not stated(d) Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises dependent children counted at home on Census night. (c) Comprises dependent children whose employed lone parent did not state his/her hours worked. (d) Comprises dependent children whose lone parent did not state his/her labour force status. Age of dependent children 5-12 years 13 years and over TOTAL LONE PARENTS Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN (1 of 2) Dependent children(b) in couple families(c) Employed Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total MALE PARENT Unemployed looking for: Full-time Part-time work work Total Unemployed FEMALE PARENT AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN 0-4 YEARS Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Female parent not present/not stated(e) Total AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN 5-12 YEARS Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Female parent not present/not stated(e) Total (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. Comprises dependent children counted at home on Census night. Excludes same-sex couples. Comprises dependent children where the hours worked of the parent was not stated. Comprises dependent children where the labour force status of the parent was not stated or the parent was temporarily absent. Total labour force Not in the labour force Male parent not present/ not stated(e) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X35 LABOUR FORCE STATUS (FULL-TIME/PART-TIME) BY SEX OF PARENTS BY AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN (2 of 2) Dependent children(b) in couple families(c) Employed Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total MALE PARENT Unemployed looking for: Full-time Part-time work work Total Unemployed FEMALE PARENT AGE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN 13 YEARS AND OVER Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Female parent not present/not stated(e) Total TOTAL DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN COUPLE FAMILIES Employed: Full-time(a) Part-time Not stated(d) Total Unemployed, looking for: Full-time work Part-time work Total Total labour force Not in the labour force Female parent not present/not stated(e) Total (a) Full-time is defined as having worked 35 hours or more in all jobs during the week prior to Census night. (b) Comprises dependent children counted at home on Census night. (c) Excludes same-sex couples. (d) Comprises dependent children where the hours worked of the parent was not stated. (e) Comprises dependent children where the labour force status of the parent was not stated or the parent was temporarily absent. Total labour force Not in the labour force Male parent not present/ not stated(e) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X36 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE (1 of 2) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households Neg/Nil income $1 $79 $80 $159 $160 $299 Weekly household income $300 $500 $499 $699 $700 $1,000 $999 $1,499 FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total GROUP HOUSEHOLDS Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total (a) Comprises households where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse, child, or co-tenant was temporarily absent. (b) Comprises households where no members present stated an income. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(a) All incomes not stated(b) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X36 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE (2 of 2) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households Neg/Nil income $1 $79 $80 $159 $160 $299 Weekly household income $300 $500 $499 $699 $700 $999 $1,000 $1,499 LONE PERSON HOUSEHOLDS Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total (a) Comprises households where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse, child, or co-tenant was temporarily absent. (b) Comprises households where no members present stated an income. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(a) All incomes not stated(b) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE (1 of 3) Families in occupied private dwellings(a) Neg/Nil income $1 $79 $80 $159 $160 $299 Weekly family income $300 $500 $700 $1,000 $499 $699 $999 $1,499 COUPLE FAMILY WITH CHILDREN Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total COUPLE FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total (a) In dwellings where there is more than one family, all those families will be counted separately under the tenure type for that dwelling. (b) Comprises families where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse or child was temporarily absent. (c) Comprises families where no members present stated an income. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(b) All incomes not stated(c) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE (2 of 3) Families living in occupied private dwellings(a) Neg/Nil income $1 $79 $80 $159 $160 $299 Weekly family income $300 $500 $499 $699 $700 $1,000 $999 $1,499 ONE PARENT FAMILY Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total OTHER FAMILY Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total (a) In dwellings where there is more than one family, all those families will be counted separately under the tenure type for that dwelling. (b) Comprises households where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse, child, or co-tenant was temporarily absent. (c) Comprises households where no members present stated an income. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(b) All incomes not stated(c) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X37 TENURE TYPE AND LANDLORD TYPE BY WEEKLY FAMILY INCOME BY FAMILY TYPE (3 of 3) Families in occupied private dwellings(a) Neg/Nil income $1 $79 $80 $159 $160 $299 Weekly family income $300 $500 $499 $699 TOTAL FAMILIES $700 $999 $1,000 $1,499 Fully owned Being purchased Being purchased under a rent/buy scheme Rented: Private landlord not in same household Real estate agent State/Territory Housing Authority Other Not stated Total Being occupied rent free Being occupied under a life tenure scheme Other Not stated Total (a) In dwellings where there is more than one family, all those families will be counted separately under the tenure type for that dwelling. (b) Comprises households where at least one, but not all, member(s) aged 15 years and over did not state an income and/or at least one spouse, child, or co-tenant was temporarily absent. (c) Comprises households where no members present stated an income. $1,500 $1,999 $2,000 or more Partial income stated(b) All incomes not stated(c) Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X38 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT(a)) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households 1 2 Number of persons usually resident 3 4 Separate house: No vehicles 1 motor vehicle 2 motor vehicles 3 motor vehicles 4 or more motor vehicles Not stated Total Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse etc: No vehicles 1 motor vehicle 2 motor vehicles 3 motor vehicles 4 or more motor vehicles Not stated Total Flat, unit or apartment: No vehicles 1 motor vehicle 2 motor vehicles 3 motor vehicles 4 or more motor vehicles Not stated Total Other dwelling: No vehicles 1 motor vehicle 2 motor vehicles 3 motor vehicles 4 or more motor vehicles Not stated Total Not stated Total (a) Includes partners, children, and co-tenants (in group households) who were temporarily absent on Census night. A maximum of 3 temporary absentees can be counted in each household. 5 6 or more Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X39 DWELLING STRUCTURE AND NUMBER OF BEDROOMS BY NUMBER OF PERSONS (USUALLY RESIDENT(a)) Occupied private dwellings containing family, group and lone person households 1 2 Number of persons usually resident 3 4 Separate house: None (includes bedsitters) 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 5 or more bedrooms Not stated Total Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse etc: None (includes bedsitters) 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 5 or more bedrooms Not stated Total Flat, unit or apartment: None (includes bedsitters) 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 5 or more bedrooms Not stated Total Other dwelling: None (includes bedsitters) 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 5 or more bedrooms Not stated Total Not stated Total (a) Includes partners, children, and co-tenants (in group households) who were temporarily absent on Census night. A maximum of 3 temporary absentees can be counted in each household. 5 6 or more Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X40 FAMILY TYPE BY WEEKLY RENT Families with dependent children, in rented occupied private dwellings (includes rent free accommodation) $0 $99 $100 $199 $200 $299 $300 $399 $400 $499 Weekly rent $500 $599 Couple family: With children under 15(a) With both children under 15 and dependent students (15-24) With dependent students (15-24)(b) Total One parent family: With children under 15(a) With both children under 15 and dependent students (15-24) With dependent students (15-24)(b) Total Total (a) Comprises families with dependent children under 15, with or without non-dependent children or relatives, with no dependent students (15-24). (b) Comprises families with dependent students (15-24), with or without non-dependent children or relatives, with no dependent children under 15. $600 $699 $700 $799 $800 $899 $900 $999 $1,000 or more Not stated Total AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS 1996 Census of Population and Housing X41 FAMILY TYPE BY MONTHLY HOUSING LOAN REPAYMENT Families with dependent children, in occupied private dwellings which are being purchased (including being purchased under a rent/buy scheme) $1 $199 $200 $399 $400 $499 $500 $599 Monthly housing loan repayment $600 $700 $800 $699 $799 $899 Couple family: With children under 15(a) With both children under 15 and dependent students (15-24) With dependent students (15-24)(b) Total One parent family: With children under 15(a) With both children under 15 and dependent students (15-24) With dependent students (15-24)(b) Total Total (a) Comprises families with dependent children under 15, with or without non-dependent children or relatives, with no dependent students (15-24). (b) Comprises families with dependent students (15-24), with or without non-dependent children or relatives, with no dependent children under 15. $900 $999 $1,000 $1,199 $1,200 $1,399 $1,400 $1,499 $1,500 or more Not stated Total
