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- 1no. of people in Aus23.13 million
- 2percentage population that is Indigenous2.4%
- 3increase of population per year1.9%
- 4percentage of people near coast90%
- 5percentage of people on coastal strip between brisbane and adelaide80%
- 6largest citiessydney, brisbane, melbourne
- 7rural population2%
- 8Ethnic population27%
- 9born overseas1 in 5
- 100-1418.2%
- 1115-2413.5%
- 1225-5442.4%
- 1355-6411.8%
- 14life expectancy (men)78
- 15life expectancy (women)83
- 16nom60%
- 17international migrationone every 2 minutes
- 18fertility rate1.7 children per woman
- 19birth rate1 birth every 80 seconds
- 20Demographic Change1. Population increase through net migration (1 in 5 born overseas)
2. Ageing Population and increased life expectancy (increased health care facilities, nursing homes, ramps/ lift access)
3. Geographic Distribution growth within cities/ coastal areas (decline in rural population 2%) - 21Globalisation of Economic Activity1. Increased international trade (signing of free trade agreements WTO)
2. Increased amount of Australians working overseas (Telstra outsourcing workers to India)
3. Increasing integration of foreign economics TNGs (foreign take over of Australian brand Arnotts) - 22Lifestyle expectations1. People are becoming wealthier and expecting more (Larger houses, 2 cars)
2. Credit card debts are high (Housing, transport, food and liquid, technology)
3. 'Over consumption Culture' (throw out 20% of food purchased) - 23New Technologies1. Broadband, Satellite, Internet, 3G, mobile phones, laptops (60% have mobile phone, 70% have laptop)
2. Internet used for shopping, socialising, research, banking. (23.3 hours per week online, 7 in 10 use social media)
3. Creates larger gap, come can not access internet and are extremely disadvantaged. (unemployed, indigenous, elderly) - 24Resource Depletion1. Population decline
2. Adapting
3. Ravensworth, coal mining town ran out of coal now unpopulated - 25Recognition of Native Titlelaw recognises traditional ownership of land by local indigenous populations, traditional connections to land
- 26Changing Nature and Patterns of Work1. More women in workforce (childcare facilities and babies later, increase of 10% now 58% of women work)
2. More working from home (31%)
3. Increase in services (health, education, retail, hospitality, finance, property) - 27Cultural Integration1. Influences of Media (Nicole K, Russell C now international)
2. Globalisation (China Town, 1981-2006 Asian population went from 276K to 1.2 million.
3. Technology (able to communicate with other parts of the world, research culture and traditions) - 28Censusbiggest data collection
key characteristics and dwellings of Australians
Everyone on census night must participate
Every 5 years - 29Shared Spacesame geographical area
eg. Street, Town, Country - 30Shared Interestinteractions interests beliefs values and ideals
eg. Religion, sporting club, book clubs - 31IP population2.4%
- 32IP growth rate2% per annum
- 33IP in NSW29%
- 34IP in QLD28%
- 35IP in WA14%
- 36IP in NT12%
- 37IP in VIC6%
- 38IP in SA6%
- 39IP in TAS4%
- 40IP in ACT1%
- 41IP population under 1539%
- 42IP population 65 or older3%
- 43IP fertility rate2.1 children per woman
- 44IP life expectancy (men)59.4
- 45IP life expectancy (women)64.8
- 46IP Rural26%
- 47IP in cities30%
- 48Redfern History1900 La Perouse - closest Aboriginal reserve to city centre
1920s moved to Redfern
WWII escaped eviction in Randwick due to deleopment continued to move to Redfern
1965 over 120,000 IP employed around Redfern in factories
Now Eora pathway - 49Challenges for IP in Redfernpreserving culture
being pushed out
violence/ domestic violence
alcohol and drugs - 50Improvements Redfernincrease Life expectancy
decrease infant mortality
decrease disease
increase vaccinations
decrease smoking and alcohol - 51Closing the GapBy 2030 want to close the gap in HDI between indigenous and non indigenous population
- 52The Block1973 Aboriginal Housing Company formed
Formed The Block
Population trippled
Could not all be housed
Issues with girls being prostitutes, boys selling drugs
AHC rebuild Block 2010
Western Sydney highest IP pop in NSW
2011 32,075 people - 53Dubbo locationCentral West of NSW
Macquarie River
Between Great Dividing Range and the Murray Darling Basin
Intersection of many highways - 54Dubbo Population42,000 peopl
- 55Dubbo development planincrease population by 9,500 people by 2036
- 56Dubbo developmentsRail and air transport
many motels
Dubbo Zoo
Dubbo Jail
Charles Sturt University
Lamb Farming
medical facilities - 57Dubbo Industryfood processing - meat works and flour mills (largest manufacturing well over 1000 employed)
metal printing publishing
Agriculture - city depot for farming machinery (wheat, sheep, cattle, fruit, veg, cotton - 58Dubbo IP community9% of Population (3326)
Domestic Violence
Crime Prevention Plan (Jobs to local Aboriginal kids to stay off streets)
Street Lights/ Cameras
Refuge for IP women and children subjects to domestic violence
Dubbo South Highschool Policy for IP kids
community centres legal services
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