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Movement between hospital and residential aged care 2008-09


This report examines movements between hospital and residential aged care by people aged 65 and over in 2008-09. Summary
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3417.0 - Understanding Migrant Outcomes - Enhancing the Value of Census Data, Australia, 2011


This first issue publication presents output and statistical results from the 2011 Migrants Census Data Enhancement (CDE) Project, one of the several projects undertaken following the 2011 Census. It involves linking data from the 2011 Census to data from the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's (DIAC) Settlement Data Base (SDB) for permanent migrants who arrived...
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Census of population and housing: understanding the increase in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander counts, 2006-2011


This publication examines the issues underlying the change in Census counts for people identifying as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin from the 2006 Census to 2011 Census and attempts to quantify elements of this increase. It provides an analysis of key demographic factors and selected characteristics that highlight the scope and implications of the...
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Australia’s country towns 2050: what will a climate adapted settlement pattern look like?


This report is the first output from this project and presents the findings from the initial stages of the investigation. Later reports will present a fuller picture as the outputs of additional stages of analysis are presented. There is a growing consensus in the community around the certainty of human-induced climate change and its potential...
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Scarce jobs: migrants or locals at the end of the queue?


This report argues that young Australian job seekers are losing out in the competition for scarce jobs. Executive summary During the 2013 election campaign, the major parties professed to be concerned about employment opportunity. The mantra was jobs, jobs, jobs. This is appropriate in a context where growth in the number of employed persons has...