Health, education and community Indicators for NSW

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27 August 2010This paper contains a selection of statistical indicators in the fields of health, education and community in New South Wales. It aims to provide a snapshot of the trends in each of these areas.

The focus is on the overall situation in New South Wales and how it has changed in recent years. Where relevant, comparisons are made to the situation in the other Australian States and Territories. For some of the indicators, comparisons are made between the various regions within New South Wales.

The sources of the data used are noted at the conclusion of each indicator. The Australian Bureau of Statistics is the primary source for the paper, but a number of other references have been utilised.

Health, Education and Community Indicators for NSW will be updated on an annual basis.

Publication typeStatistics
Publisher TypeAPO Member, Government or Gov agency
CoverageAustralia, New South Wales
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/22433
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