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Report
Impact of overweight and obesity as a risk factor for chronic conditions
This report updates and extends estimates of the burden due to overweight and obesity reported in the Australian Burden of Disease Study 2011 to include burden in people aged under 25, revised diseases linked to overweight and obesity based on the latest evidence, and estimates by socioeconomic group. The report includes scenario modelling, undertaken to...
Report
National Social Housing Survey: a summary of national results 2016
Summary The 2016 National Social Housing Survey (NSHS) is the most recent in a series of surveys of social housing tenants. The 2016 NSHS sampled tenants in public housing, community housing and state owned and managed Indigenous housing (SOMIH) between April and June 2016. The majority of NSHS respondents (74%) reported that, overall, they were...
Report
Burden of lower limb amputations due to diabetes in Australia: Australian Burden of Disease Study 2011
Summary Diabetes is associated with a range of potential complications, including foot ulcers and lower limb amputations. Nearly half of lower limb amputations involve above or below knee amputation; the remainder, which are classified as minor, involve toes or feet. Diabetic foot ulcers and amputations severely reduce one’s quality of life and have major impacts...
Fact sheet
New South Wales: youth justice supervision in 2015–16
Summary: This fact sheet summarises statistics on youth justice supervision in New South Wales in 2015–16 and includes some national comparisons. Differences in youth justice supervision among the states and territories may reflect differences in legislation as well as policy and practice.
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Youth justice in Australia 2015–16
There were about 5,500 young people (aged 10 and older) under youth justice supervision in Australia on an average day in 2015–16, due to their involvement, or alleged involvement, in crime. This number has decreased by 21% over the 5 years to 2015–16. Around 4 in 5 (82%) young people under supervision on an average...