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Page 1: New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate …...NSW PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY RESEARCH SERVICE New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate Profiles by Mark D’Arney Background

NSW PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY RESEARCH SERVICE

New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate Profiles

by

Mark D’Arney

Background Paper No 2/2003

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RELATED PUBLICATIONS • New South Wales State Electoral Districts Ranked by 2001 Census

Characteristics by Mark D'Arney Background Paper 1/2003 • New South Wales State Election 1999: Electorate Profiles by Mark

D'Arney Background Paper 2/99 • New South Wales State Electoral Districts Ranked by 1996 Census

Characteristics by Mark D'Arney Background Paper 1/99 • New South Wales Legislative Assembly Elections 1999: Two-Candidate

preferred results by Polling Place by Antony Green Background Paper 6/99

• Implications of the 2001 Federal Election for the 2003 New South Wales Election by Antony Green Background Paper 1/2002

• New South Wales Legislative Council Elections 1999 by Antony Green Background Paper 2/2000

• New South Wales Elections 1999 by Antony Green Background Paper 4/99

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The helpful suggestions of Antony Green are gratefully acknowledged. ISSN 1325-5142 ISBN 0 7313 1726 2 January 2003 © 2003 Except to the extent of the uses permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means including information storage and retrieval systems, without the prior written consent from the Librarian, New South Wales Parliamentary Library, other than by Members of the New South Wales Parliament in the course of their official duties.

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New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate Profiles

by

Mark D’Arney

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NSW PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY RESEARCH SERVICE David Clune (MA, PhD, Dip Lib), Manager .............................................. (02) 9230 2484 Gareth Griffith (BSc (Econ) (Hons), LLB (Hons), PhD), Senior Research Officer, Politics and Government / Law.......................... (02) 9230 2356 Talina Drabsch (BA, LLB (Hons)), Research Officer, Law....................... (02) 9230 2768 Rowena Johns (BA (Hons), LLB), Research Officer, Law ........................ (02) 9230 2003 Roza Lozusic (BA, LLB), Research Officer, Law...................................... (02) 9230 3085 Stewart Smith (BSc (Hons), MELGL), Research Officer, Environment ... (02) 9230 2798 John Wilkinson (BA (Hons), MA), Research Officer, Economics ............ (02) 9230 2006 Should Members or their staff require further information about this publication please contact the author. Information about Research Publications can be found on the Internet at: http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/WEB_FEED/PHWebContent.nsf/PHPages/LibraryPublications

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CONTENTS Introduction .............................................................................................................................. i Notes .............................................................................................................................ii ELECTORATE PROFILES (PLEASE NOTE: All Profiles should be read in conjunction with the Definitions at the end of this paper (pp 187-192). Albury .......................................................................................................................................... 1 Auburn (ALP) ............................................................................................................................. 3 Ballina (NP) ............................................................................................................................. 5 Bankstown (ALP) .......................................................................................................................... 7 Barwon (NP) ............................................................................................................................. 9 Bathurst (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 11 Baulkham Hills (LIB) .................................................................................................................. 13 Bega (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 15 Blacktown (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 17 Bligh (IND) ........................................................................................................................... 19 Blue Mountains (ALP)................................................................................................................. 21 Burrinjuck (NP) ........................................................................................................................... 23 Cabramatta (ALP)........................................................................................................................ 25 Camden (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 27 Campbelltown (ALP)................................................................................................................... 29 Canterbury (ALP) ........................................................................................................................ 31 Cessnock (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 33 Charlestown (ALP) ...................................................................................................................... 35 Clarence (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 37 Coffs Harbour (NP)...................................................................................................................... 39 Coogee (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 41 Cronulla (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 43 Davidson (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 45 Drummoyne (ALP) ...................................................................................................................... 47 Dubbo (IND) ........................................................................................................................... 49 East Hills (ALP)........................................................................................................................... 51 Epping (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 53 Fairfield (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 55 Georges River (ALP) ................................................................................................................... 57 Gosford (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 59 Granville (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 61 Hawkesbury (LIB) ....................................................................................................................... 63 Heathcote (ALP) .......................................................................................................................... 65 Heffron (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 67 Hornsby (LIB) ........................................................................................................................... 69 Illawarra (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 71 Keira (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 73 Kiama (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 75 Kogarah (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 77 Ku-ring-gai (LIB)......................................................................................................................... 79 Lachlan (NP) ........................................................................................................................... 81 Lake Macquarie (ALP) ................................................................................................................ 83 Lakemba (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 85 Lane Cove (LIB) .......................................................................................................................... 87 Lismore (NP) ........................................................................................................................... 89

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Liverpool (ALP)........................................................................................................................... 91 Londonderry (ALP)...................................................................................................................... 93 Macquarie Fields (ALP)............................................................................................................... 95 Maitland (ALP) ........................................................................................................................... 97 Manly (IND) ........................................................................................................................... 99 Maroubra (ALP)......................................................................................................................... 101 Marrickville (ALP) .................................................................................................................... 103 Menai (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 105 Miranda (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 107 Monaro (NP) ......................................................................................................................... 109 Mount Druitt (ALP) ................................................................................................................... 111 Mulgoa (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 113 Murray-Darling (ALP) ............................................................................................................... 115 Murrumbidgee (NP)................................................................................................................... 117 Myall Lakes (NP)....................................................................................................................... 119 Newcastle (ALP)........................................................................................................................ 121 North Shore (LIB)...................................................................................................................... 123 Northern Tablelands (IND)........................................................................................................ 125 Orange (NP) ......................................................................................................................... 127 Oxley (NP) ......................................................................................................................... 129 Parramatta (ALP) ....................................................................................................................... 131 Peats (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 133 Penrith (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 135 Pittwater (LIB) ......................................................................................................................... 137 Port Jackson (ALP) .................................................................................................................... 139 Port Macquarie (IND) ................................................................................................................ 141 Port Stephens (ALP) .................................................................................................................. 143 Riverstone (ALP) ....................................................................................................................... 145 Rockdale (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 147 Ryde (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 149 Smithfield (ALP) ....................................................................................................................... 151 South Coast (ALP)..................................................................................................................... 153 Southern Highlands (LIB).......................................................................................................... 155 Strathfield (ALP) ....................................................................................................................... 157 Swansea (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 159 Tamworth (NP) ......................................................................................................................... 161 The Entrance (ALP)................................................................................................................... 163 The Hills (LIB) ......................................................................................................................... 165 Tweed (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 167 Upper Hunter (NP)..................................................................................................................... 169 Vaucluse (LIB) ......................................................................................................................... 171 Wagga Wagga (LIB) .................................................................................................................. 173 Wakehurst (LIB) ........................................................................................................................ 175 Wallsend (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 177 Wentworthville (ALP) ............................................................................................................... 179 Willoughby (LIB) ...................................................................................................................... 181 Wollongong (ALP) .................................................................................................................... 183 Wyong (ALP) ......................................................................................................................... 185 Definitions ......................................................................................................................... 187

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INTRODUCTION This paper provides an analysis of selected socio-economic data from the 2001 Census of Population and Housing for New South Wales State Electoral Districts. Each profile presents Census 2001 data, 1999 NSW State Election results (or by-election results where appropriate) and a corresponding map for each of the 93 State Electoral Districts. The political party shown in the title for each electorate is based on the party holding the seat as at January 2003. Selected characteristics have been extracted from the Census 2001 and Census 1996 spreadsheet data provided to the NSW Parliamentary Library by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This publication also calculates rates of change over the five year period between Census 1996 and Census 2001 expressed as a positive or negative percentage figure relative to the particular characteristic in the Census 1996 spreadsheet data. The data used presents both the 2001 and 1996 census data in relation to the New South Wales state electoral boundaries as redistributed in 1998. Electoral square kilometre size was extracted from the 1998 New South Wales Redistribution of Electorates report. The maps have been reproduced, with permission, from the 1998 New South Wales Redistribution of Electorates Report. Enrolment figures are extracted from New South Wales Enrolment Statistics supplied by the State Electoral Office. The tables detailing the 1999 New South Wales General Election 2-party vote and/or 2-candidate vote (where appropriate) for each electorate have been extracted from Antony Green's background paper 6/99 "New South Wales Legislative Assembly Elections 1999: Two-Candidate preferred results by Polling Place". In the Albury, Bligh, Cabramatta, Cessnock, Dubbo, Keira, Manly, Marrickville, Northern Tablelands and Tamworth electorates the final two candidates were not from the ALP and the Coalition and the profiles for these electorates thus also include a 2-candidate vote table. The 2-party vote and/or 2-candidate vote for the Campbelltown, Auburn, Tamworth and Hornsby by-elections have been extracted from Antony Green's background paper 1/2002 “Implications of the 2001 Federal Election for the 2003 New South Wales Election” and included in the profiles for these electorates. The vote table included for the Port Macquarie electorate is the 2-party vote from 1999. However, the sitting Member elected as a National Party MP declared himself an Independent in March 2002 and will run as such in 2003. For further analysis of 2001 Census data sorted by electorate see the background paper New South Wales State Electoral Districts Ranked by 2001 Census Characteristics (no.1/2003). All tables should be read in conjunction with the definitions provided at the end of this paper (pp187-192).

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NOTES 1999 GENERAL ELECTION 2-PARTY/2-CANDIDATE RESULTS; BY-ELECTION RESULTS (1) 2-Candidate Results 1999: Albury, Bligh, Cabramatta, Cessnock, Dubbo, Keira, Manly, Marrickville, Northern Tablelands and Tamworth electorates - the final two candidates were not from the ALP and the Coalition and as such the profiles for these electorates also include a 2-candidate vote table. (2) By-elections: Campbelltown, Tamworth and Hornsby - the final two candidates were not the ALP and the Coalition and as such the profiles for these electorates also include a 2-candidate vote table relating to these by-elections. The final two candidates for the Auburn by-election were from both the ALP and the Coalition. Accordingly a 2-party vote table relating to the by-election has been included in the Auburn electorate profile. (3) The vote table included for the Port Macquarie electorate profile is the 2-party vote from 1999 – the sitting Member was elected as a National Party MP at the 1999 General Election. Became an Independent in March 2002 and will run as such in 2003.

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New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate Profiles

New South Wales State Election 2003: Electorate Profiles

by

Mark D’Arney

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ALBURY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,710Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 88 - 61,897 60,951 +1.55%Population growth 70 - 61,897 60,951 +1.55%Population density (persons per sq. km) 75 - 10.7 10.5 +1.55%Area (sq. kms) 19 - 5,779 5,779 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 18 67.90% - 67.31% +0.89%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 78 - 42,031 41,024 +2.45%Persons who changed address since 1996 33 40.01% 24,762 24,503 +0.42%Persons Aged under 5 38 6.82% 4,221 4,684 -0.76%Persons aged between 5 and 14 35 15.27% 9,453 9,395 +0.10%Persons aged between 15 and 24 38 13.68% 8,469 8,798 -0.54%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 76 49.97% 30,928 30,337 +0.97%Persons aged 65 years and over 39 13.97% 8,650 7,817 +1.37%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 27 77.09% 47,718 47,800 -0.13%Persons of Catholic religion 44 28.61% 17,707 17,296 +0.67%Persons of Anglican religion 51 24.35% 15,075 14,878 +0.32%Persons of non-Christian religion 74 1.02% 633 433 +0.33%Persons of Islamic religion 78 0.13% 78 55 +0.04%Persons of Buddhist religion 60 0.53% 326 201 +0.21%Persons of Jewish religion 65 0.04% 26 24 +0.00%Persons of no religion 45 11.75% 7,273 7,414 -0.23%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 46 1.58% 978 858 +0.20%Persons born overseas 77 8.08% 5,004 5,290 -0.47%Persons born in UK and Ireland 69 2.96% 1,831 1,988 -0.26%Persons born in Southern Europe 73 0.78% 480 499 -0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 64 0.59% 363 363 +0.00%Persons born in the Middle East 69 0.09% 56 39 +0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 86 0.16% 102 95 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 69 0.20% 122 124 -0.00%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 73 3.93% 2,434 2,662 -0.37%Persons with both parents born overseas 76 10.75% 6,656 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 78 18.94% 11,726 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 72 0.25% 155 163 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 71 3.10% 1,917 1,990 -0.12%

Families“Traditional Families” 56 37.76% 6,082 6,402 -2.02%Single parent families 24 11.93% 1,922 1,765 +0.99%Couple families (without children) 30 38.21% 6,155 5,645 +3.23%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 43 21.57% 3,474 4,878 -8.88%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 13 29.99% 4,831 5,274 -2.80%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 25 19.56% 3,150 2,415 +4.65%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 60 10.58% 1,705 663 +6.59%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 74 5.82% 937 439 +3.15%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 38 55.78% 26,891 25,778 +2.37%Unemployment rate 46 7.3% 2,113 2,653 -2.0%Labour Force 37 60.17% 29,004 28,431 -0.59%Women in the labour force 37 45.00% 13,053 12,407 +2.27%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 19 4.28% 1,150 1,282 -0.51%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 17 6.48% 1,743 1,840 -0.38%Employees (Health and Community Services) 31 10.26% 2,758 2,402 +1.38%Employees (Education) 40 7.13% 1,918 2,009 -0.35%Employees (Manufacturing) 10 16.96% 4,562 4,065 +1.93%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 75 9.31% 2,503 2,229 +1.06%Persons employed in professional occupations 49 25.26% 6,792 6,600 +0.74%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 34 23.95% 6,440 6,061 +1.47%

Albury 1

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ALBURY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,710Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 57 14.11% 6,781 6,441 +0.73%Persons with trade qualifications 37 18.15% 8,719 6,815 +4.06%Persons with no qualifications 38 55.67% 26,749 28,275 -3.26%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 31 17.82% 11,027 11,044 -0.03%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 60 28.91% 3,188 3,118 +0.63%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 35 6.82% 4,224 3,657 +0.93%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 42 37.75% 23,365 25,818 -4.02%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 89 0.79% 173 153 +0.10%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 40 26.62% 6,430 6,591 -0.71%Owner or purchaser dwellings 47 66.80% 16,138 14,819 +5.79%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 84 25.22% 1,703 1,132 +9.94%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 79 1.82% 117 48 +1.01%Households with two or more motor vehicles 37 45.08% 10,891 9,718 +5.16%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 55 0.90% 239 132 +0.47%Flat or apartment dwellings 38 12.13% 3,230 3,356 -0.56%Public Housing 42 4.24% 1,024 1,142 -0.52%Dwellings which are caravans 31 0.96% 255 236 +0.08%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 51 32.41% 20,063 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

10,934 20,134 35.2 64.8 2.5

Party Vote Party Vote

LIB 17,913 IND 17,226

% 51 % 49

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999

Albury

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Albury (1)

Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

Albury 2

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AUBURN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,738Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 13 - 77,852 72,112 +7.96%Population growth 24 - 77,852 72,112 +7.96%Population density (persons per sq. km) 27 - 1,709.5 1,583.5 +7.96%Area (sq. kms) 64 - 46 46 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 91 57.10% - 60.00% -4.83%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 32 - 44,456 43,269 +2.74%Persons who changed address since 1996 68 35.47% 27,615 24,768 +3.95%Persons Aged under 5 21 7.37% 5,735 5,554 +0.25%Persons aged between 5 and 14 59 13.96% 10,868 10,260 +0.84%Persons aged between 15 and 24 18 15.00% 11,681 10,308 +1.90%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 54 50.91% 39,634 35,980 +5.07%Persons aged 65 years and over 65 11.96% 9,310 9,740 -0.60%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 90 47.44% 36,935 41,468 -6.29%Persons of Catholic religion 69 25.09% 19,534 21,290 -2.44%Persons of Anglican religion 90 8.46% 6,583 8,593 -2.79%Persons of non-Christian religion 2 32.25% 25,104 16,664 +11.70%Persons of Islamic religion 2 19.48% 15,165 11,019 +5.75%Persons of Buddhist religion 3 9.88% 7,690 3,979 +5.15%Persons of Jewish religion 63 0.04% 34 30 +0.01%Persons of no religion 73 8.61% 6,702 8,878 -3.02%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 62 0.79% 613 606 +0.01%Persons born overseas 4 48.03% 37,390 33,928 +4.80%Persons born in UK and Ireland 90 1.56% 1,211 1,601 -0.54%Persons born in Southern Europe 23 4.44% 3,455 3,902 -0.62%Persons born in South East Asia 3 11.12% 8,661 8,329 +0.46%Persons born in the Middle East 4 10.06% 7,829 7,072 +1.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 9 8.83% 6,875 5,220 +2.30%Persons born in Southern Asia 5 3.47% 2,701 2,123 +0.80%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 4 44.62% 34,738 31,252 +4.83%Persons with both parents born overseas 4 65.43% 50,938 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 5 71.03% 55,300 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 3 13.31% 10,362 8,870 +2.07%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 4 60.54% 47,129 37,756 +13.00%

Families“Traditional Families” 10 46.18% 8,698 8,199 +2.71%Single parent families 64 9.05% 1,704 1,492 +1.15%Couple families (without children) 82 25.86% 4,871 5,161 -1.58%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 30 24.58% 4,629 5,970 -7.29%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 32 27.22% 5,126 5,869 -4.04%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 59 17.26% 3,251 2,802 +2.44%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 66 9.98% 1,880 970 +4.95%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 57 7.18% 1,352 469 +4.80%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 82 44.45% 27,200 25,206 +3.54%Unemployment rate 18 11.0% 3,347 3,682 -1.8%Labour Force 83 49.92% 30,547 28,888 -1.52%Women in the labour force 90 40.70% 12,434 11,777 +2.27%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 73 3.05% 831 938 -0.42%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 86 0.21% 57 87 -0.12%Employees (Health and Community Services) 82 7.53% 2,050 2,054 -0.02%Employees (Education) 87 4.13% 1,124 1,059 +0.26%Employees (Manufacturing) 7 18.22% 4,958 5,108 -0.59%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 35 16.06% 4,369 3,552 +3.23%Persons employed in professional occupations 78 18.82% 5,119 3,991 +4.49%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 21 25.21% 6,857 6,771 +0.34%

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AUBURN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,738Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 46 15.19% 9,211 7,338 +3.33%Persons with trade qualifications 84 11.55% 7,004 5,914 +1.94%Persons with no qualifications 28 57.29% 34,733 34,828 -0.17%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 63 15.62% 12,164 11,946 +0.30%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 33 35.32% 4,296 3,859 +3.66%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 28 7.50% 5,836 4,853 +1.36%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 71 27.69% 21,556 25,347 -5.26%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 15 27.41% 6,535 5,652 +4.01%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 27 30.06% 7,297 6,763 +2.30%Owner or purchaser dwellings 71 61.47% 14,921 14,999 -0.34%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 41 57.72% 2,435 1,529 +24.14%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 36 7.10% 518 78 +6.24%Households with two or more motor vehicles 77 32.52% 7,894 6,723 +5.04%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 35 7.57% 1,979 1,319 +2.84%Flat or apartment dwellings 27 19.34% 5,055 4,369 +2.95%Public Housing 34 4.81% 1,168 1,160 +0.03%Dwellings which are caravans 82 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 69 28.16% 21,920 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

27,158 9,409 74.3 25.7 7.1

8-Sep-2001 Resignation of Peter Nagle

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Lib/Nat

19,600 11,443 63.1 36.9 11.2Auburn (2)

By-ElectionElectoral District 2PP Votes

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

2PP Percent

Auburn

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Auburn 4

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BALLINA (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,020Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 40 - 67,393 62,592 +7.67%Population growth 25 - 67,393 62,592 +7.67%Population density (persons per sq. km) 64 - 68.8 63.9 +7.67%Area (sq. kms) 30 - 980 980 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 33 66.83% - 67.55% -1.08%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 22 - 45,037 42,284 +6.51%Persons who changed address since 1996 6 45.59% 30,725 29,276 +2.31%Persons Aged under 5 76 5.63% 3,793 3,897 -0.17%Persons aged between 5 and 14 55 14.26% 9,610 9,479 +0.21%Persons aged between 15 and 24 86 10.82% 7,295 7,058 +0.38%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 60 50.69% 34,164 30,836 +5.32%Persons aged 65 years and over 14 16.33% 11,008 10,501 +0.81%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 78 63.91% 43,072 42,988 +0.13%Persons of Catholic religion 87 21.68% 14,614 13,494 +1.79%Persons of Anglican religion 54 24.00% 16,175 16,238 -0.10%Persons of non-Christian religion 47 2.75% 1,852 1,052 +1.28%Persons of Islamic religion 85 0.10% 66 33 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 41 1.36% 919 436 +0.77%Persons of Jewish religion 25 0.22% 146 88 +0.09%Persons of no religion 8 17.56% 11,832 11,794 +0.06%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 44 1.61% 1,083 981 +0.16%Persons born overseas 67 11.32% 7,628 6,987 +1.02%Persons born in UK and Ireland 41 4.63% 3,118 3,153 -0.06%Persons born in Southern Europe 80 0.52% 349 312 +0.06%Persons born in South East Asia 67 0.50% 335 264 +0.11%Persons born in the Middle East 67 0.10% 68 40 +0.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 73 0.24% 160 163 -0.00%Persons born in Southern Asia 67 0.20% 137 152 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 72 3.99% 2,692 2,377 +0.50%Persons with both parents born overseas 70 13.98% 9,420 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 66 25.68% 17,304 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 86 0.15% 100 76 +0.04%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 72 2.96% 1,997 1,654 +0.55%

Families“Traditional Families” 80 32.90% 5,731 5,801 -0.43%Single parent families 1 16.31% 2,842 2,228 +3.75%Couple families (without children) 15 39.98% 6,965 6,548 +2.55%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 9 30.99% 5,398 6,907 -9.21%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 7 31.76% 5,533 5,129 +2.47%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 78 14.75% 2,570 1,672 +5.48%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 83 6.89% 1,201 442 +4.63%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 83 4.43% 772 285 +2.97%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 81 45.60% 24,569 21,623 +5.99%Unemployment rate 9 12.2% 3,410 4,028 -3.5%Labour Force 80 51.93% 27,979 25,651 -0.30%Women in the labour force 17 46.29% 12,951 11,519 +5.58%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 54 3.39% 834 659 +0.81%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 19 5.88% 1,444 1,676 -1.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 15 11.36% 2,791 2,376 +1.91%Employees (Education) 7 9.20% 2,260 1,861 +1.84%Employees (Manufacturing) 77 7.71% 1,894 1,825 +0.32%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 65 11.20% 2,753 2,175 +2.66%Persons employed in professional occupations 38 27.44% 6,743 5,720 +4.67%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 52 21.65% 5,319 5,023 +1.35%

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BALLINA (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,020Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 38 18.51% 9,713 7,571 +4.36%Persons with trade qualifications 44 17.64% 9,254 7,193 +4.19%Persons with no qualifications 57 51.69% 27,122 28,131 -2.05%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 47 16.95% 11,423 10,927 +0.79%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 57 29.61% 3,382 2,367 +9.29%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 75 4.75% 3,202 2,666 +0.86%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 39 38.64% 26,043 28,664 -4.19%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 75 1.10% 203 173 +0.19%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 29 29.78% 7,957 7,044 +3.82%Owner or purchaser dwellings 68 62.12% 16,595 15,189 +5.89%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 65 37.63% 1,958 1,195 +17.72%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 38 5.99% 476 127 +4.70%Households with two or more motor vehicles 62 37.38% 9,986 8,429 +6.54%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 52 1.17% 344 289 +0.23%Flat or apartment dwellings 44 8.46% 2,484 2,465 +0.08%Public Housing 61 2.84% 759 678 +0.34%Dwellings which are caravans 3 5.00% 1,466 1,436 +0.13%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 46 33.18% 22,362 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,347 21,790 38 62 4.5Ballina

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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BANKSTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,868Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 14 - 76,306 73,312 +4.08%Population growth 49 - 76,306 73,312 +4.08%Population density (persons per sq. km) 8 - 3,599.3 3,458.1 +4.08%Area (sq. kms) 83 - 21 21 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 90 57.29% - 58.09% -1.37%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 39 - 43,716 42,586 +2.65%Persons who changed address since 1996 60 36.77% 28,060 26,970 +1.49%Persons Aged under 5 7 8.30% 6,332 6,556 -0.31%Persons aged between 5 and 14 38 15.20% 11,600 10,766 +1.14%Persons aged between 15 and 24 24 14.51% 11,070 10,916 +0.21%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 71 50.10% 38,230 36,062 +2.96%Persons aged 65 years and over 71 11.25% 8,581 8,451 +0.18%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 87 53.85% 41,088 43,752 -3.63%Persons of Catholic religion 50 27.31% 20,836 21,671 -1.14%Persons of Anglican religion 93 6.17% 4,706 6,426 -2.35%Persons of non-Christian religion 3 30.62% 23,366 17,163 +8.46%Persons of Islamic religion 1 21.76% 16,601 12,645 +5.40%Persons of Buddhist religion 6 6.70% 5,109 3,008 +2.87%Persons of Jewish religion 74 0.03% 21 27 -0.01%Persons of no religion 89 5.94% 4,535 6,160 -2.22%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 70 0.58% 442 365 +0.11%Persons born overseas 3 48.48% 36,991 35,347 +2.24%Persons born in UK and Ireland 93 1.20% 913 1,270 -0.49%Persons born in Southern Europe 13 7.04% 5,373 5,870 -0.68%Persons born in South East Asia 7 9.19% 7,015 6,868 +0.20%Persons born in the Middle East 1 12.69% 9,687 9,289 +0.54%Persons born in North-East Asia 12 6.66% 5,081 4,214 +1.18%Persons born in Southern Asia 11 2.84% 2,167 1,356 +1.11%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 3 45.36% 34,616 32,931 +2.30%Persons with both parents born overseas 2 70.57% 53,847 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 2 76.67% 58,501 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 4 12.82% 9,782 8,987 +1.08%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 2 67.51% 51,517 42,915 +11.73%

Families“Traditional Families” 11 45.94% 8,588 8,382 +1.12%Single parent families 41 10.93% 2,043 1,673 +2.02%Couple families (without children) 86 24.43% 4,568 4,787 -1.19%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 23 25.56% 4,779 6,238 -7.96%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 27 28.07% 5,247 5,823 -3.14%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 64 16.65% 3,113 2,547 +3.09%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 76 8.93% 1,670 833 +4.57%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 72 5.99% 1,119 421 +3.81%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 83 43.94% 25,624 24,442 +2.11%Unemployment rate 11 11.8% 3,426 4,143 -2.7%Labour Force 84 49.82% 29,050 28,585 -1.26%Women in the labour force 93 40.21% 11,680 11,533 +0.51%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 87 2.56% 655 813 -0.65%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 89 0.20% 51 18 +0.13%Employees (Health and Community Services) 87 7.29% 1,867 1,732 +0.55%Employees (Education) 89 3.90% 1,000 914 +0.35%Employees (Manufacturing) 13 16.60% 4,255 4,642 -1.58%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 39 15.56% 3,987 3,393 +2.43%Persons employed in professional occupations 81 17.97% 4,606 3,966 +2.61%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 19 25.28% 6,477 6,683 -0.84%

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BANKSTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,868Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 50 14.94% 8,650 6,820 +3.27%Persons with trade qualifications 83 11.77% 6,811 5,708 +1.97%Persons with no qualifications 17 58.67% 33,960 34,819 -1.54%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 55 16.26% 12,409 12,202 +0.28%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 14 42.09% 5,223 4,486 +6.04%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 38 6.67% 5,086 4,252 +1.14%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 74 26.73% 20,397 23,728 -4.54%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 25 23.62% 5,306 4,876 +2.00%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 13 35.32% 8,648 8,590 +0.25%Owner or purchaser dwellings 82 54.98% 13,462 12,868 +2.55%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 39 58.64% 2,297 1,538 +21.88%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 43 4.37% 378 84 +3.36%Households with two or more motor vehicles 81 32.02% 7,840 6,837 +4.31%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 20 18.25% 4,794 3,530 +5.43%Flat or apartment dwellings 15 32.25% 8,471 7,136 +5.73%Public Housing 21 7.37% 1,804 1,840 -0.15%Dwellings which are caravans 83 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 79 26.35% 20,103 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

28,637 7,062 80.2 19.8 11.9Bankstown

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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BARWON (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,160Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 52 - 66,049 67,387 -1.99%Population growth 87 - 66,049 67,387 -1.99%Population density (persons per sq. km) 92 - 0.6 0.6 -1.99%Area (sq. kms) 2 - 116,931 116,931 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 22 67.82% - 68.20% -0.56%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 28 - 44,797 45,961 -2.53%Persons who changed address since 1996 78 34.39% 22,716 23,644 -1.38%Persons Aged under 5 15 7.69% 5,080 5,700 -0.92%Persons aged between 5 and 14 31 15.46% 10,209 10,508 -0.44%Persons aged between 15 and 24 83 11.04% 7,294 7,877 -0.87%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 31 52.75% 34,840 35,650 -1.20%Persons aged 65 years and over 55 12.72% 8,399 7,706 +1.03%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 4 83.63% 55,235 57,120 -2.80%Persons of Catholic religion 51 27.11% 17,907 17,861 +0.07%Persons of Anglican religion 1 39.34% 25,982 26,362 -0.56%Persons of non-Christian religion 93 0.45% 300 212 +0.13%Persons of Islamic religion 80 0.11% 72 52 +0.03%Persons of Buddhist religion 93 0.15% 97 36 +0.09%Persons of Jewish religion 85 0.02% 15 6 +0.01%Persons of no religion 86 6.64% 4,387 4,833 -0.66%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 1 13.96% 9,223 8,767 +0.68%Persons born overseas 89 5.15% 3,400 3,466 -0.10%Persons born in UK and Ireland 91 1.49% 986 1,168 -0.27%Persons born in Southern Europe 72 0.80% 526 385 +0.21%Persons born in South East Asia 92 0.25% 162 157 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 91 0.04% 26 31 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 90 0.13% 83 100 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 87 0.11% 70 67 +0.00%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 85 2.56% 1,692 1,619 +0.11%Persons with both parents born overseas 91 6.12% 4,045 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 92 11.46% 7,570 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 66 0.31% 206 103 +0.15%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 83 2.17% 1,436 1,320 +0.17%

Families“Traditional Families” 54 38.18% 6,536 7,141 -3.47%Single parent families 51 10.46% 1,790 1,805 -0.09%Couple families (without children) 38 37.58% 6,433 6,024 +2.35%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 18 27.40% 4,691 6,508 -10.43%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 15 29.78% 5,097 5,099 -0.01%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 75 15.63% 2,675 1,729 +5.43%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 82 6.91% 1,183 437 +4.28%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 81 4.93% 844 378 +2.67%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 50 53.78% 27,291 26,861 +0.84%Unemployment rate 27 9.1% 2,732 3,218 -1.6%Labour Force 45 59.17% 30,023 30,079 +0.36%Women in the labour force 91 40.69% 12,217 11,694 +1.74%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 13 4.49% 1,226 1,296 -0.26%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 1 31.56% 8,615 8,704 -0.33%Employees (Health and Community Services) 85 7.45% 2,034 2,109 -0.28%Employees (Education) 54 6.73% 1,836 1,836 +0.00%Employees (Manufacturing) 93 4.89% 1,334 1,159 +0.65%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 90 6.60% 1,802 1,678 +0.46%Persons employed in professional occupations 21 33.26% 9,078 8,922 +0.58%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 32 24.05% 6,565 6,464 +0.38%

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BARWON (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,160Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 86 10.41% 5,261 4,897 +0.71%Persons with trade qualifications 72 14.13% 7,140 5,969 +2.29%Persons with no qualifications 3 63.24% 31,957 33,850 -3.70%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 56 16.16% 10,671 11,236 -0.84%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 80 22.18% 2,367 2,150 +1.93%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 85 3.80% 2,507 1,996 +0.76%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 17 44.30% 29,261 30,968 -2.53%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 71 1.24% 249 236 +0.07%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 39 26.71% 6,716 6,997 -1.13%Owner or purchaser dwellings 74 58.94% 14,822 14,767 +0.22%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 88 22.46% 843 454 +10.86%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 71 2.03% 136 30 +1.27%Households with two or more motor vehicles 25 46.58% 11,714 10,581 +4.56%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 88 0.03% 8 4 +0.02%Flat or apartment dwellings 65 4.99% 1,459 1,462 -0.01%Public Housing 45 3.99% 1,003 1,169 -0.67%Dwellings which are caravans 5 3.84% 1,122 578 +2.19%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 92 20.50% 13,540 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

10,865 22,224 32.8 67.2 1.3Barwon

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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BATHURST (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,746Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 63 - 64,706 63,638 +1.68%Population growth 68 - 64,706 63,638 +1.68%Population density (persons per sq. km) 81 - 4.8 4.7 +1.68%Area (sq. kms) 13 - 13,423 13,423 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 44 65.87% - 67.24% -2.05%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 64 - 42,619 42,791 -0.40%Persons who changed address since 1996 40 38.90% 25,169 25,063 +0.17%Persons Aged under 5 40 6.73% 4,357 4,576 -0.34%Persons aged between 5 and 14 36 15.21% 9,844 10,158 -0.49%Persons aged between 15 and 24 13 15.24% 9,863 10,335 -0.74%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 67 50.36% 32,588 31,296 +2.03%Persons aged 65 years and over 63 12.09% 7,820 6,849 +1.53%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 11 79.00% 51,116 52,321 -1.89%Persons of Catholic religion 18 32.77% 21,203 21,030 +0.27%Persons of Anglican religion 39 27.61% 17,868 18,627 -1.19%Persons of non-Christian religion 73 1.06% 689 538 +0.24%Persons of Islamic religion 66 0.21% 135 165 -0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 76 0.40% 260 176 +0.13%Persons of Jewish religion 57 0.05% 32 15 +0.03%Persons of no religion 66 9.36% 6,057 6,353 -0.47%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 20 2.87% 1,858 1,479 +0.60%Persons born overseas 78 7.87% 5,094 5,258 -0.26%Persons born in UK and Ireland 64 3.12% 2,021 2,061 -0.06%Persons born in Southern Europe 79 0.58% 378 407 -0.05%Persons born in South East Asia 70 0.49% 317 385 -0.11%Persons born in the Middle East 57 0.22% 141 124 +0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 62 0.33% 215 252 -0.06%Persons born in Southern Asia 71 0.19% 121 91 +0.05%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 75 3.41% 2,209 2,349 -0.22%Persons with both parents born overseas 79 9.74% 6,303 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 79 18.30% 11,841 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 74 0.24% 156 215 -0.09%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 76 2.74% 1,775 1,878 -0.16%

Families“Traditional Families” 47 38.71% 6,389 6,743 -2.21%Single parent families 25 11.88% 1,961 1,716 +1.53%Couple families (without children) 46 36.02% 5,945 5,316 +3.93%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 34 23.52% 3,883 4,663 -4.87%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 38 26.63% 4,396 4,960 -3.52%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 26 19.50% 3,219 2,843 +2.35%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 53 11.37% 1,877 855 +6.38%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 62 6.97% 1,151 608 +3.39%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 60 52.52% 26,498 26,358 +0.29%Unemployment rate 30 8.8% 2,562 2,631 -0.3%Labour Force 55 57.59% 29,060 28,989 -1.76%Women in the labour force 67 43.88% 12,750 12,199 +1.90%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 30 3.88% 1,029 1,196 -0.64%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 16 6.81% 1,804 1,866 -0.24%Employees (Health and Community Services) 54 9.07% 2,403 2,288 +0.44%Employees (Education) 10 8.97% 2,376 2,343 +0.13%Employees (Manufacturing) 30 13.06% 3,461 3,719 -0.98%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 83 8.41% 2,229 1,807 +1.61%Persons employed in professional occupations 57 23.57% 6,246 6,152 +0.35%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 18 25.35% 6,716 6,904 -0.71%

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BATHURST (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,746Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 65 12.96% 6,516 5,928 +1.20%Persons with trade qualifications 35 18.45% 9,277 7,367 +3.91%Persons with no qualifications 35 56.04% 28,174 29,303 -2.31%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 29 18.08% 11,699 11,915 -0.34%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 22 38.18% 4,467 3,992 +3.99%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 27 7.63% 4,935 4,682 +0.40%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 31 41.21% 26,663 28,029 -2.15%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 76 1.10% 231 204 +0.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 52 25.29% 6,027 6,161 -0.59%Owner or purchaser dwellings 41 67.48% 16,080 15,118 +4.24%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 72 32.98% 1,982 1,432 +10.28%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 80 1.81% 109 54 +0.81%Households with two or more motor vehicles 30 45.94% 10,948 9,812 +5.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 72 0.23% 64 94 -0.13%Flat or apartment dwellings 60 5.58% 1,525 1,221 +1.34%Public Housing 31 5.12% 1,219 1,344 -0.55%Dwellings which are caravans 40 0.52% 142 114 +0.12%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 57 31.49% 20,374 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,433 10,630 67.8 32.2 17.2

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BAULKHAM HILLS (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,881Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 84 - 62,503 59,669 +4.75%Population growth 40 - 62,503 59,669 +4.75%Population density (persons per sq. km) 29 - 1,646.1 1,571.5 +4.75%Area (sq. kms) 67 - 38 38 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 36 66.74% - 66.12% +0.94%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 81 - 41,715 39,452 +5.74%Persons who changed address since 1996 71 35.01% 21,884 19,053 +4.74%Persons Aged under 5 60 6.29% 3,931 3,510 +0.71%Persons aged between 5 and 14 62 13.90% 8,688 8,553 +0.23%Persons aged between 15 and 24 30 14.38% 8,990 10,516 -2.56%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 9 56.08% 35,054 32,205 +4.77%Persons aged 65 years and over 81 8.71% 5,446 4,636 +1.36%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 40 74.87% 46,794 46,923 -0.22%Persons of Catholic religion 23 32.13% 20,085 19,042 +1.75%Persons of Anglican religion 60 22.15% 13,843 15,184 -2.25%Persons of non-Christian religion 31 6.64% 4,152 2,138 +3.38%Persons of Islamic religion 30 1.57% 979 487 +0.82%Persons of Buddhist religion 28 2.03% 1,268 553 +1.20%Persons of Jewish religion 30 0.15% 92 72 +0.03%Persons of no religion 60 10.39% 6,491 6,046 +0.75%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 85 0.25% 156 118 +0.06%Persons born overseas 35 28.36% 17,724 15,340 +4.00%Persons born in UK and Ireland 36 5.34% 3,336 3,670 -0.56%Persons born in Southern Europe 45 2.46% 1,536 1,523 +0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 26 3.29% 2,058 1,652 +0.68%Persons born in the Middle East 24 1.56% 973 622 +0.59%Persons born in North-East Asia 16 5.53% 3,457 2,692 +1.28%Persons born in Southern Asia 13 2.73% 1,704 1,088 +1.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 29 20.18% 12,613 10,267 +3.93%Persons with both parents born overseas 31 37.98% 23,737 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 32 49.85% 31,155 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 35 2.03% 1,271 943 +0.55%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 29 21.97% 13,735 9,877 +6.47%

Families“Traditional Families” 15 44.71% 7,977 7,893 +0.50%Single parent families 92 5.49% 979 918 +0.37%Couple families (without children) 73 30.58% 5,455 4,426 +6.17%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 88 8.98% 1,602 2,119 -3.10%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 84 15.81% 2,821 3,428 -3.64%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 50 17.88% 3,190 3,960 -4.62%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 2 19.75% 3,523 2,320 +7.22%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 13 25.04% 4,468 2,442 +12.16%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 2 68.35% 34,058 32,481 +3.31%Unemployment rate 91 3.3% 1,169 1,158 -0.1%Labour Force 3 70.69% 35,227 33,639 -0.12%Women in the labour force 18 46.19% 16,270 15,342 +2.76%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 78 2.88% 980 1,011 -0.10%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 64 0.37% 126 150 -0.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 36 10.10% 3,440 3,143 +0.92%Employees (Education) 23 7.85% 2,675 2,656 +0.06%Employees (Manufacturing) 40 11.75% 4,003 3,860 +0.44%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 22 20.56% 7,004 6,088 +2.84%Persons employed in professional occupations 16 36.02% 12,266 10,886 +4.25%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 80 13.15% 4,480 4,798 -0.98%

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BAULKHAM HILLS (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,881Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 17 28.88% 14,293 11,698 +5.45%Persons with trade qualifications 32 18.65% 9,232 7,689 +3.24%Persons with no qualifications 79 43.81% 21,681 23,225 -3.24%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 45 17.09% 10,679 11,060 -0.64%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 19 38.95% 4,159 4,256 -0.88%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 25 7.63% 4,772 4,882 -0.18%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 70 28.05% 17,531 21,561 -6.75%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 49 13.11% 3,738 3,300 +1.60%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 90 12.33% 2,531 2,112 +2.24%Owner or purchaser dwellings 2 83.31% 17,100 15,898 +6.41%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 19 70.65% 4,747 3,424 +21.76%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 12 50.14% 1,267 333 +42.98%Households with two or more motor vehicles 3 66.16% 13,577 12,269 +7.00%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 60 0.56% 121 41 +0.43%Flat or apartment dwellings 91 1.84% 397 195 +1.08%Public Housing 89 0.51% 105 102 +0.02%Dwellings which are caravans 74 0.01% 3 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 10 51.62% 32,265 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,439 21,440 41.9 58.1 9.8

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Baulkham Hills

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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BEGA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,382Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 46 - 66,592 61,570 +8.16%Population growth 21 - 66,592 61,570 +8.16%Population density (persons per sq. km) 77 - 9.8 9.1 +8.16%Area (sq. kms) 17 - 6,803 6,803 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 7 69.46% - 68.90% +0.81%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 15 - 46,253 42,420 +9.04%Persons who changed address since 1996 20 42.01% 27,972 24,884 +5.02%Persons Aged under 5 79 5.54% 3,688 4,109 -0.68%Persons aged between 5 and 14 53 14.40% 9,591 9,163 +0.70%Persons aged between 15 and 24 93 8.90% 5,925 5,312 +1.00%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 83 49.53% 32,986 30,122 +4.65%Persons aged 65 years and over 4 21.31% 14,192 12,766 +2.32%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 57 71.56% 47,654 45,140 +4.08%Persons of Catholic religion 79 23.37% 15,565 14,202 +2.21%Persons of Anglican religion 20 30.93% 20,597 19,526 +1.74%Persons of non-Christian religion 67 1.27% 848 414 +0.70%Persons of Islamic religion 87 0.08% 52 42 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 56 0.64% 424 136 +0.47%Persons of Jewish religion 48 0.06% 43 60 -0.03%Persons of no religion 11 15.62% 10,399 9,992 +0.66%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 18 2.99% 1,992 1,556 +0.71%Persons born overseas 64 12.24% 8,154 7,472 +1.11%Persons born in UK and Ireland 24 6.17% 4,110 3,801 +0.50%Persons born in Southern Europe 63 1.05% 699 657 +0.07%Persons born in South East Asia 84 0.38% 250 245 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 86 0.05% 36 21 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 79 0.21% 139 160 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 88 0.10% 65 75 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 66 4.55% 3,027 2,818 +0.34%Persons with both parents born overseas 65 15.45% 10,288 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 65 26.11% 17,388 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 73 0.25% 164 143 +0.03%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 68 3.21% 2,139 1,988 +0.25%

Families“Traditional Families” 86 29.94% 5,452 5,775 -1.93%Single parent families 36 11.17% 2,034 1,633 +2.40%Couple families (without children) 4 48.86% 8,897 7,825 +6.41%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 4 34.45% 6,273 7,719 -8.65%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 1 32.32% 5,884 5,094 +4.73%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 87 13.40% 2,440 1,401 +6.22%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 92 5.10% 929 307 +3.72%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 91 3.01% 548 191 +2.14%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 89 41.37% 22,046 19,456 +5.36%Unemployment rate 15 11.3% 2,817 3,339 -3.3%Labour Force 90 46.66% 24,863 22,795 -0.54%Women in the labour force 40 44.94% 11,174 9,899 +5.59%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 27 3.96% 872 884 -0.06%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 18 6.45% 1,422 1,595 -0.88%Employees (Health and Community Services) 26 10.55% 2,325 2,092 +1.19%Employees (Education) 42 7.12% 1,568 1,275 +1.50%Employees (Manufacturing) 80 7.26% 1,600 1,414 +0.95%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 79 9.02% 1,987 1,720 +1.36%Persons employed in professional occupations 63 22.47% 4,955 4,508 +2.31%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 31 24.12% 5,318 4,491 +4.27%

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BEGA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,382Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 64 13.23% 7,026 5,745 +2.65%Persons with trade qualifications 22 19.31% 10,253 7,858 +4.96%Persons with no qualifications 45 54.71% 29,054 28,007 +2.17%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 52 16.48% 10,977 10,145 +1.35%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 79 23.07% 2,532 1,575 +9.43%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 92 3.32% 2,209 1,370 +1.36%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 18 44.10% 29,366 30,885 -2.47%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 85 0.95% 156 148 +0.06%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 67 22.62% 6,200 5,968 +0.96%Owner or purchaser dwellings 32 69.35% 19,010 16,587 +10.00%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 86 23.74% 1,197 790 +9.64%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 52 3.02% 187 75 +1.74%Households with two or more motor vehicles 66 36.74% 10,071 8,204 +7.67%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 70 0.24% 89 120 -0.13%Flat or apartment dwellings 56 5.71% 2,105 1,766 +1.40%Public Housing 71 2.30% 631 618 +0.05%Dwellings which are caravans 12 2.91% 1,071 973 +0.40%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 80 26.26% 17,484 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,186 20,251 42.9 57.1 6.4

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Bega

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Bega 16

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BLACKTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,400Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 15 - 73,553 68,907 +6.74%Population growth 30 - 73,553 68,907 +6.74%Population density (persons per sq. km) 19 - 2,335.8 2,188.2 +6.74%Area (sq. kms) 73 - 31 31 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 78 61.07% - 60.79% +0.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 26 - 44,920 41,887 +7.24%Persons who changed address since 1996 61 36.72% 27,007 22,888 +5.98%Persons Aged under 5 16 7.57% 5,568 5,614 -0.07%Persons aged between 5 and 14 44 14.95% 10,998 10,570 +0.62%Persons aged between 15 and 24 14 15.11% 11,112 10,896 +0.31%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 40 51.97% 38,226 35,475 +3.99%Persons aged 65 years and over 75 9.88% 7,265 6,121 +1.66%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 51 73.31% 53,920 53,287 +0.92%Persons of Catholic religion 7 36.98% 27,203 26,555 +0.94%Persons of Anglican religion 71 17.24% 12,678 13,734 -1.53%Persons of non-Christian religion 19 10.23% 7,522 4,219 +4.79%Persons of Islamic religion 14 4.31% 3,173 1,807 +1.98%Persons of Buddhist religion 35 1.58% 1,165 620 +0.79%Persons of Jewish religion 60 0.05% 35 43 -0.01%Persons of no religion 76 8.14% 5,988 6,826 -1.22%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 37 1.76% 1,298 1,072 +0.33%Persons born overseas 16 36.59% 26,910 23,459 +5.01%Persons born in UK and Ireland 56 3.52% 2,592 3,109 -0.75%Persons born in Southern Europe 16 6.07% 4,465 4,461 +0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 11 6.87% 5,054 3,868 +1.72%Persons born in the Middle East 18 2.28% 1,677 1,392 +0.41%Persons born in North-East Asia 32 2.78% 2,044 1,829 +0.31%Persons born in Southern Asia 3 3.86% 2,841 1,865 +1.42%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 16 30.45% 22,398 18,898 +5.08%Persons with both parents born overseas 15 48.69% 35,812 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 16 57.59% 42,360 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 21 4.29% 3,154 2,754 +0.58%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 16 34.20% 25,153 19,603 +8.05%

Families“Traditional Families” 21 42.56% 8,406 8,069 +1.81%Single parent families 33 11.44% 2,259 2,065 +1.04%Couple families (without children) 79 26.78% 5,290 4,987 +1.62%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 53 19.55% 3,861 4,954 -5.86%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 49 24.97% 4,933 5,927 -5.33%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 10 21.16% 4,179 3,607 +3.07%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 39 13.44% 2,654 1,295 +7.28%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 49 8.40% 1,660 588 +5.75%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 40 55.69% 31,701 29,308 +4.54%Unemployment rate 39 7.6% 2,614 2,843 -1.2%Labour Force 36 60.29% 34,315 32,151 -0.73%Women in the labour force 69 43.77% 15,022 13,732 +4.01%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 41 3.70% 1,173 1,128 +0.15%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 52 0.48% 152 171 -0.06%Employees (Health and Community Services) 50 9.18% 2,911 2,565 +1.17%Employees (Education) 83 4.51% 1,429 1,298 +0.44%Employees (Manufacturing) 8 17.32% 5,490 5,275 +0.73%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 41 15.06% 4,774 4,113 +2.24%Persons employed in professional occupations 83 17.47% 5,537 4,752 +2.67%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 39 23.62% 7,487 7,471 +0.05%

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BLACKTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,400Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 43 15.83% 8,960 6,729 +4.24%Persons with trade qualifications 57 16.11% 9,117 7,373 +3.31%Persons with no qualifications 32 56.59% 32,029 32,208 -0.34%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 43 17.27% 12,702 12,493 +0.30%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 24 37.59% 4,775 4,306 +3.75%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 40 6.49% 4,772 3,784 +1.43%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 52 34.83% 25,616 29,159 -5.14%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 29 21.07% 5,818 5,387 +1.70%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 37 27.18% 6,634 6,136 +2.20%Owner or purchaser dwellings 50 66.08% 16,127 15,448 +3.00%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 48 53.60% 3,779 2,621 +17.25%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 68 2.10% 139 30 +1.74%Households with two or more motor vehicles 51 41.02% 10,014 8,517 +6.63%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 42 3.33% 850 474 +1.66%Flat or apartment dwellings 61 5.48% 1,399 921 +2.11%Public Housing 16 8.75% 2,136 2,141 -0.02%Dwellings which are caravans 77 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 50 32.45% 23,871 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

24,861 10,987 69.4 30.6 5.4Blacktown

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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BLIGH (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,724Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 2 - 87,706 80,447 +9.02%Population growth 19 - 87,706 80,447 +9.02%Population density (persons per sq. km) 1 - 6,731.1 6,174.0 +9.02%Area (sq. kms) 92 - 13 13 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 88 57.55% - 61.55% -6.50%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 5 - 50,472 49,515 +1.93%Persons who changed address since 1996 2 48.20% 42,273 40,420 +2.30%Persons Aged under 5 93 2.97% 2,604 2,320 +0.35%Persons aged between 5 and 14 93 4.82% 4,229 3,517 +0.89%Persons aged between 15 and 24 66 12.15% 10,652 11,773 -1.39%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 2 61.80% 54,198 47,958 +7.76%Persons aged 65 years and over 72 11.10% 9,733 9,364 +0.46%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 92 43.06% 37,762 38,397 -0.79%Persons of Catholic religion 92 19.33% 16,956 16,826 +0.16%Persons of Anglican religion 78 14.38% 12,610 13,213 -0.75%Persons of non-Christian religion 26 7.79% 6,833 5,422 +1.75%Persons of Islamic religion 33 1.18% 1,031 892 +0.17%Persons of Buddhist religion 21 2.97% 2,608 1,528 +1.34%Persons of Jewish religion 5 2.47% 2,170 2,111 +0.07%Persons of no religion 2 20.14% 17,667 19,098 -1.78%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 56 0.96% 842 991 -0.19%Persons born overseas 27 31.02% 27,208 26,404 +1.00%Persons born in UK and Ireland 11 7.22% 6,336 6,364 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Europe 43 2.49% 2,184 2,494 -0.39%Persons born in South East Asia 25 3.37% 2,960 2,538 +0.52%Persons born in the Middle East 41 0.76% 665 676 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 27 3.43% 3,012 3,178 -0.21%Persons born in Southern Asia 33 1.05% 925 771 +0.19%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 35 17.42% 15,276 15,272 +0.00%Persons with both parents born overseas 36 35.37% 31,020 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 41 45.19% 39,631 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 29 2.64% 2,312 2,791 -0.60%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 40 15.88% 13,927 13,796 +0.16%

Families“Traditional Families” 93 17.62% 2,566 2,425 +1.11%Single parent families 83 7.13% 1,039 1,182 -1.13%Couple families (without children) 1 61.63% 8,977 7,020 +15.41%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 78 11.58% 1,686 2,421 -5.79%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 89 13.59% 1,979 2,749 -6.06%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 85 13.88% 2,021 2,220 -1.57%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 19 16.91% 2,463 1,188 +10.04%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 3 32.69% 4,762 2,427 +18.38%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 44 55.11% 44,294 39,975 +5.82%Unemployment rate 62 5.7% 2,684 3,543 -2.4%Labour Force 48 58.45% 46,978 43,518 -0.08%Women in the labour force 79 42.80% 20,106 18,712 +3.20%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 35 3.75% 1,663 1,901 -0.59%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 68 0.34% 152 100 +0.13%Employees (Health and Community Services) 86 7.44% 3,295 3,317 -0.05%Employees (Education) 69 5.86% 2,595 2,500 +0.24%Employees (Manufacturing) 88 6.56% 2,904 2,774 +0.32%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 3 32.80% 14,529 10,812 +9.26%Persons employed in professional occupations 5 48.00% 21,261 17,185 +10.16%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 91 7.59% 3,363 3,844 -1.20%

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BLIGH (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,724Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 8 38.35% 28,602 22,730 +7.91%Persons with trade qualifications 92 9.12% 6,805 6,135 +0.90%Persons with no qualifications 92 32.53% 24,262 32,634 -11.28%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 93 3.71% 3,255 3,566 -0.39%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 6 55.12% 1,794 1,875 -2.27%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 11 9.70% 8,504 7,445 +1.32%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 91 13.91% 12,202 21,353 -11.38%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 5 35.04% 13,199 11,718 +4.39%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 1 48.28% 20,415 19,391 +2.77%Owner or purchaser dwellings 93 33.11% 13,999 12,604 +3.77%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 10 75.01% 4,007 2,681 +30.15%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 13 44.75% 9,137 4,586 +23.11%Households with two or more motor vehicles 93 12.30% 5,203 4,521 +1.85%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 1 55.61% 26,537 20,613 +16.02%Flat or apartment dwellings 1 60.12% 28,688 22,597 +16.47%Public Housing 22 6.98% 2,950 3,146 -0.53%Dwellings which are caravans 84 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 13 49.89% 43,754 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

16,528 10,254 61.7 38.3 6.3

Party Vote Party Vote

IND 19,636 ALP 13,215

% 59.8 % 40.2

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Bligh

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Bligh (1)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

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BLUE MOUNTAINS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,577Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 56 - 65,530 63,364 +3.42%Population growth 54 - 65,530 63,364 +3.42%Population density (persons per sq. km) 67 - 31.7 30.7 +3.42%Area (sq. kms) 28 - 2,065 2,065 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 52 65.01% - 62.95% +3.27%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 65 - 42,599 39,885 +6.80%Persons who changed address since 1996 42 38.44% 25,189 23,208 +3.13%Persons Aged under 5 49 6.55% 4,294 4,600 -0.48%Persons aged between 5 and 14 42 15.03% 9,847 10,360 -0.81%Persons aged between 15 and 24 65 12.28% 8,044 7,850 +0.31%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 32 52.65% 34,500 32,130 +3.74%Persons aged 65 years and over 56 12.57% 8,236 8,044 +0.30%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 74 65.71% 43,063 42,967 +0.15%Persons of Catholic religion 86 22.17% 14,528 14,088 +0.69%Persons of Anglican religion 52 24.31% 15,931 15,768 +0.26%Persons of non-Christian religion 45 2.80% 1,833 1,157 +1.07%Persons of Islamic religion 60 0.24% 159 116 +0.07%Persons of Buddhist religion 43 1.23% 806 424 +0.60%Persons of Jewish religion 24 0.22% 144 115 +0.05%Persons of no religion 6 18.21% 11,935 11,795 +0.22%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 53 1.28% 837 654 +0.29%Persons born overseas 53 17.39% 11,393 11,165 +0.36%Persons born in UK and Ireland 5 8.35% 5,470 5,661 -0.30%Persons born in Southern Europe 68 0.92% 602 528 +0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 61 0.68% 448 425 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 58 0.19% 122 87 +0.06%Persons born in North-East Asia 56 0.43% 284 242 +0.07%Persons born in Southern Asia 52 0.40% 265 236 +0.05%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 57 6.55% 4,295 4,004 +0.46%Persons with both parents born overseas 55 22.18% 14,535 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 49 37.56% 24,612 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 71 0.26% 170 207 -0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 61 4.74% 3,108 2,707 +0.63%

Families“Traditional Families” 32 40.33% 6,974 7,014 -0.25%Single parent families 35 11.26% 1,947 1,723 +1.38%Couple families (without children) 48 35.60% 6,157 5,571 +3.60%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 62 17.28% 2,989 4,158 -7.19%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 52 24.42% 4,223 5,031 -4.97%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 19 20.16% 3,486 3,084 +2.47%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 31 14.66% 2,536 1,251 +7.90%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 35 11.78% 2,038 755 +7.89%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 33 57.74% 29,636 26,719 +6.02%Unemployment rate 58 5.8% 1,822 2,023 -1.2%Labour Force 33 61.29% 31,458 28,742 +1.87%Women in the labour force 9 46.91% 14,757 13,098 +5.77%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 7 5.36% 1,588 1,372 +0.81%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 35 1.15% 341 205 +0.51%Employees (Health and Community Services) 3 13.25% 3,924 3,561 +1.36%Employees (Education) 1 12.74% 3,773 3,505 +1.00%Employees (Manufacturing) 71 8.23% 2,437 2,139 +1.11%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 54 13.44% 3,981 3,449 +1.99%Persons employed in professional occupations 20 33.56% 9,947 8,710 +4.63%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 69 17.54% 5,197 4,847 +1.31%

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BLUE MOUNTAINS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,577Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 20 26.59% 13,500 11,304 +4.53%Persons with trade qualifications 31 18.65% 9,473 7,558 +3.95%Persons with no qualifications 78 44.03% 22,357 23,499 -2.36%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 32 17.81% 11,672 11,948 -0.44%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 39 34.51% 4,028 3,541 +4.08%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 32 7.14% 4,678 4,198 +0.76%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 58 32.04% 20,998 24,294 -5.20%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 45 15.35% 3,559 3,557 +0.01%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 85 17.96% 4,435 4,256 +0.77%Owner or purchaser dwellings 8 75.66% 18,682 17,456 +5.29%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 54 49.08% 4,044 2,402 +22.18%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 47 3.33% 148 24 +2.78%Households with two or more motor vehicles 47 41.76% 10,315 8,621 +7.32%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 62 0.49% 142 123 +0.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 80 3.35% 964 967 -0.01%Public Housing 84 1.39% 343 286 +0.25%Dwellings which are caravans 56 0.09% 25 49 -0.10%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 27 41.03% 26,884 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,623 13,997 61.8 38.2 9.5

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Blue Mountains

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Blue Mountains 22

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BURRINJUCK (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,549Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 87 - 61,935 60,481 +2.40%Population growth 62 - 61,935 60,481 +2.40%Population density (persons per sq. km) 87 - 2.5 2.4 +2.40%Area (sq. kms) 7 - 24,849 24,849 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 30 67.17% - 68.13% -1.41%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 84 - 41,602 41,207 +0.96%Persons who changed address since 1996 73 34.80% 21,556 21,318 +0.39%Persons Aged under 5 46 6.59% 4,080 4,547 -0.77%Persons aged between 5 and 14 34 15.28% 9,461 9,566 -0.17%Persons aged between 15 and 24 73 11.80% 7,311 7,685 -0.62%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 37 52.12% 32,283 31,065 +2.01%Persons aged 65 years and over 41 13.89% 8,605 7,609 +1.65%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 10 80.98% 50,153 51,113 -1.59%Persons of Catholic religion 26 31.79% 19,690 19,870 -0.30%Persons of Anglican religion 5 34.89% 21,607 21,856 -0.41%Persons of non-Christian religion 82 0.82% 510 278 +0.38%Persons of Islamic religion 83 0.10% 63 60 +0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 79 0.35% 217 84 +0.22%Persons of Jewish religion 80 0.02% 15 15 +0.00%Persons of no religion 75 8.24% 5,103 4,903 +0.33%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 32 1.80% 1,114 966 +0.24%Persons born overseas 79 7.52% 4,658 4,378 +0.46%Persons born in UK and Ireland 65 3.11% 1,926 1,874 +0.09%Persons born in Southern Europe 76 0.65% 401 388 +0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 81 0.39% 244 236 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 78 0.07% 41 58 -0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 78 0.21% 132 129 +0.00%Persons born in Southern Asia 81 0.13% 81 67 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 79 3.12% 1,932 1,804 +0.21%Persons with both parents born overseas 80 9.26% 5,734 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 84 16.63% 10,301 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 75 0.24% 149 112 +0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 82 2.29% 1,416 1,263 +0.25%

Families“Traditional Families” 57 37.34% 6,128 6,442 -1.97%Single parent families 62 9.38% 1,539 1,455 +0.53%Couple families (without children) 18 39.58% 6,496 5,752 +4.67%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 40 22.66% 3,719 5,008 -8.09%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 20 29.38% 4,822 5,234 -2.58%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 41 18.56% 3,046 2,298 +4.69%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 67 9.86% 1,618 699 +5.77%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 59 7.04% 1,155 458 +4.37%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 39 55.78% 26,982 26,005 +2.11%Unemployment rate 61 5.7% 1,636 2,122 -1.8%Labour Force 46 59.16% 28,618 28,127 -1.62%Women in the labour force 77 43.21% 12,366 11,664 +2.50%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 9 5.20% 1,403 1,344 +0.23%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 7 16.78% 4,526 4,317 +0.80%Employees (Health and Community Services) 40 9.86% 2,659 2,424 +0.90%Employees (Education) 61 6.22% 1,677 1,621 +0.21%Employees (Manufacturing) 67 8.67% 2,338 2,300 +0.15%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 88 7.44% 2,006 1,824 +0.70%Persons employed in professional occupations 35 27.83% 7,510 6,985 +2.01%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 17 25.47% 6,873 6,362 +1.95%

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BURRINJUCK (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,549Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 60 13.67% 6,588 5,940 +1.40%Persons with trade qualifications 50 17.33% 8,354 6,679 +3.61%Persons with no qualifications 34 56.19% 27,081 28,069 -2.13%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 40 17.31% 10,719 11,061 -0.57%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 52 30.28% 3,246 2,974 +2.46%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 74 4.77% 2,953 2,354 +0.99%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 27 42.61% 26,390 28,078 -2.79%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 77 1.06% 222 336 -0.57%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 72 22.08% 5,194 5,282 -0.40%Owner or purchaser dwellings 37 68.24% 16,056 15,317 +3.33%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 74 32.44% 1,734 1,176 +11.12%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 65 2.29% 119 42 +1.32%Households with two or more motor vehicles 17 49.05% 11,539 10,311 +5.54%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 68 0.28% 76 65 +0.05%Flat or apartment dwellings 71 4.03% 1,113 1,015 +0.44%Public Housing 40 4.31% 1,015 1,117 -0.46%Dwellings which are caravans 29 0.98% 269 130 +0.63%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 68 28.33% 17,546 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

16,343 17,160 48.8 51.2 6

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Burrinjuck

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Burrinjuck 24

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CABRAMATTA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,986Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 37 - 67,794 69,181 -2.00%Population growth 88 - 67,794 69,181 -2.00%Population density (persons per sq. km) 10 - 3,420.5 3,490.5 -2.00%Area (sq. kms) 84 - 20 20 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 72 61.73% - 59.47% +3.80%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 79 - 41,852 41,144 +1.72%Persons who changed address since 1996 80 34.18% 23,169 23,666 -0.72%Persons Aged under 5 13 7.75% 5,256 5,788 -0.77%Persons aged between 5 and 14 41 15.08% 10,220 10,700 -0.69%Persons aged between 15 and 24 20 14.85% 10,070 10,977 -1.31%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 39 52.05% 35,290 35,533 -0.35%Persons aged 65 years and over 74 9.92% 6,728 5,845 +1.28%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 89 48.17% 32,658 35,899 -4.68%Persons of Catholic religion 57 26.42% 17,908 19,305 -2.02%Persons of Anglican religion 92 6.38% 4,323 5,395 -1.55%Persons of non-Christian religion 1 36.80% 24,950 17,769 +10.38%Persons of Islamic religion 21 2.59% 1,756 1,564 +0.28%Persons of Buddhist religion 1 33.30% 22,577 15,646 +10.02%Persons of Jewish religion 82 0.02% 16 3 +0.02%Persons of no religion 85 6.88% 4,663 9,951 -7.64%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 63 0.73% 496 621 -0.18%Persons born overseas 1 56.32% 38,181 40,691 -3.63%Persons born in UK and Ireland 92 1.29% 877 1,200 -0.47%Persons born in Southern Europe 10 8.21% 5,567 6,124 -0.81%Persons born in South East Asia 1 32.29% 21,888 23,007 -1.62%Persons born in the Middle East 13 3.16% 2,141 1,951 +0.27%Persons born in North-East Asia 24 3.92% 2,655 2,992 -0.49%Persons born in Southern Asia 54 0.34% 233 228 +0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 1 53.94% 36,566 38,871 -3.33%Persons with both parents born overseas 1 74.57% 50,554 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 1 78.77% 53,398 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 1 22.54% 15,278 15,644 -0.53%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 1 71.82% 48,687 44,796 +5.62%

Families“Traditional Families” 18 43.66% 7,579 8,199 -3.54%Single parent families 7 14.22% 2,468 2,178 +1.65%Couple families (without children) 92 21.98% 3,816 3,789 +0.15%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 11 30.28% 5,256 6,683 -8.14%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 28 27.59% 4,790 5,329 -3.08%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 72 15.77% 2,738 2,224 +2.93%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 80 7.57% 1,314 705 +3.47%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 75 5.34% 927 365 +3.21%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 87 41.91% 21,917 21,570 +0.66%Unemployment rate 2 15.6% 4,050 5,800 -5.6%Labour Force 86 49.66% 25,967 27,370 -2.44%Women in the labour force 92 40.38% 10,485 11,055 -2.08%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 93 2.09% 458 466 -0.04%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 46 0.55% 121 76 +0.21%Employees (Health and Community Services) 93 5.94% 1,301 1,286 +0.07%Employees (Education) 93 2.86% 628 640 -0.06%Employees (Manufacturing) 1 27.02% 5,922 6,251 -1.52%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 61 12.22% 2,678 2,300 +1.75%Persons employed in professional occupations 92 13.36% 2,928 2,567 +1.67%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 1 31.86% 6,983 7,310 -1.51%

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CABRAMATTA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,986Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 93 9.10% 4,741 4,117 +1.19%Persons with trade qualifications 88 10.33% 5,381 4,667 +1.36%Persons with no qualifications 1 68.83% 35,850 36,757 -1.72%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 49 16.65% 11,287 12,570 -1.85%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 86 21.12% 2,384 2,428 -0.35%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 49 6.02% 4,084 3,815 +0.39%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 67 29.11% 19,734 20,283 -0.79%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 39 17.31% 3,349 3,201 +0.78%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 18 32.91% 6,778 7,227 -2.23%Owner or purchaser dwellings 77 58.23% 11,992 11,501 +2.43%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 60 42.68% 1,713 1,360 +8.93%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 78 1.83% 124 54 +0.95%Households with two or more motor vehicles 73 35.46% 7,304 6,459 +4.20%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 29 10.95% 2,366 2,333 +0.16%Flat or apartment dwellings 32 17.37% 3,754 3,437 +1.57%Public Housing 11 10.10% 2,081 2,052 +0.14%Dwellings which are caravans 28 1.03% 222 237 -0.07%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 93 20.28% 13,750 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,211 5,586 79.9 20.1 8

Party Vote Party Vote

ALP 21,144 IND 9,555

% 68.9 % 31.1

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Cabramatta

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Cabramatta (1)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

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CAMDEN (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 53,341Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 4 - 84,617 67,605 +25.16%Population growth 3 - 84,617 67,605 +25.16%Population density (persons per sq. km) 66 - 39.2 31.3 +25.16%Area (sq. kms) 27 - 2,160 2,160 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 82 59.87% - 58.90% +1.65%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 4 - 50,658 39,818 +27.22%Persons who changed address since 1996 19 42.12% 35,640 26,637 +13.32%Persons Aged under 5 4 8.55% 7,232 6,337 +1.32%Persons aged between 5 and 14 2 18.05% 15,277 12,681 +3.84%Persons aged between 15 and 24 26 14.46% 12,238 10,269 +2.91%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 43 51.82% 43,850 33,999 +14.57%Persons aged 65 years and over 88 6.78% 5,735 4,117 +2.39%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 19 77.89% 65,909 53,905 +17.76%Persons of Catholic religion 10 34.42% 29,128 23,290 +8.64%Persons of Anglican religion 36 28.16% 23,830 19,763 +6.02%Persons of non-Christian religion 44 3.33% 2,815 1,694 +1.66%Persons of Islamic religion 32 1.29% 1,091 647 +0.66%Persons of Buddhist religion 42 1.26% 1,063 588 +0.70%Persons of Jewish religion 50 0.06% 50 24 +0.04%Persons of no religion 64 9.41% 7,959 7,249 +1.05%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 49 1.44% 1,221 967 +0.38%Persons born overseas 48 18.50% 15,651 13,259 +3.54%Persons born in UK and Ireland 30 5.80% 4,911 4,526 +0.57%Persons born in Southern Europe 36 3.03% 2,560 2,333 +0.34%Persons born in South East Asia 43 1.79% 1,515 1,274 +0.36%Persons born in the Middle East 42 0.75% 631 566 +0.10%Persons born in North-East Asia 48 0.75% 634 473 +0.24%Persons born in Southern Asia 47 0.53% 445 308 +0.20%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 47 10.66% 9,020 7,497 +2.25%Persons with both parents born overseas 47 27.20% 23,020 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 48 39.69% 33,583 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 45 1.43% 1,213 1,109 +0.15%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 44 12.37% 10,470 7,935 +3.75%

Families“Traditional Families” 4 48.05% 10,807 9,243 +8.71%Single parent families 47 10.56% 2,375 1,744 +3.51%Couple families (without children) 80 26.66% 5,995 4,495 +8.35%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 72 13.48% 3,031 3,523 -2.74%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 64 22.12% 4,975 5,640 -3.70%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 2 23.16% 5,209 3,929 +7.12%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 21 16.58% 3,728 1,505 +12.37%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 32 12.57% 2,828 1,015 +10.09%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 8 63.93% 39,676 30,432 +19.03%Unemployment rate 69 5.2% 2,176 2,185 -1.5%Labour Force 8 67.44% 41,852 32,617 +0.47%Women in the labour force 49 44.44% 18,598 14,098 +13.80%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 72 3.06% 1,216 919 +0.98%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 29 2.46% 978 1,129 -0.50%Employees (Health and Community Services) 72 7.86% 3,119 2,345 +2.55%Employees (Education) 53 6.75% 2,680 2,055 +2.06%Employees (Manufacturing) 19 14.92% 5,921 4,717 +3.96%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 59 12.66% 5,024 3,580 +4.76%Persons employed in professional occupations 67 21.88% 8,681 6,673 +6.60%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 48 22.28% 8,839 7,095 +5.73%

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CAMDEN (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 53,341Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 61 13.60% 8,405 6,063 +4.82%Persons with trade qualifications 15 20.08% 12,414 8,382 +8.30%Persons with no qualifications 41 55.39% 34,245 28,633 +11.55%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 5 20.28% 17,159 14,430 +4.04%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 47 31.80% 5,457 3,546 +13.24%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 66 5.13% 4,344 3,233 +1.64%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 43 37.66% 31,868 28,174 +5.46%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 55 10.26% 3,355 2,516 +3.37%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 82 19.70% 5,226 4,347 +4.22%Owner or purchaser dwellings 14 73.18% 19,410 15,392 +19.29%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 34 62.31% 6,930 4,260 +31.89%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 39 5.77% 301 81 +4.71%Households with two or more motor vehicles 6 59.72% 15,841 11,545 +20.61%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 89 0.02% 5 21 -0.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 93 0.95% 263 420 -0.75%Public Housing 41 4.24% 1,125 1,106 +0.09%Dwellings which are caravans 39 0.58% 162 133 +0.14%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 41 34.24% 28,969 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

17,393 20,006 46.5 53.5 2.2

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Camden

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Camden 28

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CAMPBELLTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,889Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 23 - 70,432 72,319 -2.61%Population growth 91 - 70,432 72,319 -2.61%Population density (persons per sq. km) 53 - 351.2 360.7 -2.61%Area (sq. kms) 40 - 201 201 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 86 58.48% - 56.72% +3.11%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 86 - 41,188 41,016 +0.42%Persons who changed address since 1996 85 33.43% 23,543 23,318 +0.31%Persons Aged under 5 10 7.95% 5,598 6,747 -1.59%Persons aged between 5 and 14 3 17.78% 12,526 13,885 -1.88%Persons aged between 15 and 24 1 16.88% 11,887 12,563 -0.93%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 56 50.85% 35,817 35,164 +0.90%Persons aged 65 years and over 91 6.13% 4,318 3,731 +0.81%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 42 74.85% 52,716 56,098 -4.68%Persons of Catholic religion 22 32.54% 22,919 23,903 -1.36%Persons of Anglican religion 43 26.51% 18,675 20,637 -2.71%Persons of non-Christian religion 33 6.21% 4,372 3,364 +1.39%Persons of Islamic religion 18 3.11% 2,192 1,712 +0.66%Persons of Buddhist religion 34 1.62% 1,144 948 +0.27%Persons of Jewish religion 64 0.04% 30 40 -0.01%Persons of no religion 68 9.09% 6,401 7,445 -1.44%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 21 2.62% 1,847 1,714 +0.18%Persons born overseas 43 23.37% 16,458 16,738 -0.39%Persons born in UK and Ireland 28 5.88% 4,138 5,182 -1.44%Persons born in Southern Europe 48 2.13% 1,497 1,421 +0.11%Persons born in South East Asia 30 3.09% 2,176 2,122 +0.07%Persons born in the Middle East 34 1.30% 915 925 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 50 0.60% 423 445 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 27 1.19% 840 774 +0.09%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 43 14.44% 10,171 9,715 +0.63%Persons with both parents born overseas 44 31.68% 22,316 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 45 43.02% 30,301 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 36 1.99% 1,404 1,444 -0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 37 16.94% 11,933 10,057 +2.59%

Families“Traditional Families” 20 42.70% 7,880 9,030 -6.07%Single parent families 2 16.01% 2,955 2,961 -0.03%Couple families (without children) 89 23.64% 4,362 3,965 +2.09%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 51 19.97% 3,686 4,823 -6.00%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 50 24.90% 4,595 6,006 -7.45%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 18 20.39% 3,764 3,692 +0.38%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 43 12.95% 2,390 1,426 +5.09%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 48 8.91% 1,645 750 +4.72%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 34 57.27% 29,925 30,019 -0.18%Unemployment rate 31 8.8% 2,870 3,205 -0.9%Labour Force 25 62.76% 32,795 33,224 -1.56%Women in the labour force 63 44.06% 14,449 14,369 +0.24%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 40 3.71% 1,110 1,222 -0.37%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 45 0.56% 169 166 +0.01%Employees (Health and Community Services) 69 8.08% 2,420 2,233 +0.63%Employees (Education) 58 6.27% 1,876 2,043 -0.56%Employees (Manufacturing) 9 17.30% 5,177 5,173 +0.01%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 48 14.34% 4,291 4,106 +0.62%Persons employed in professional occupations 88 16.70% 4,999 5,297 -1.00%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 40 23.56% 7,050 6,926 +0.41%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 78 11.35% 5,903 5,496 +0.79%Persons with trade qualifications 49 17.35% 9,025 7,840 +2.30%Persons with no qualifications 14 59.39% 30,894 32,227 -2.58%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 3 20.39% 14,359 15,977 -2.24%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 68 26.69% 3,833 3,741 +0.58%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 62 5.36% 3,776 3,698 +0.11%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 44 37.38% 26,328 29,133 -3.88%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 34 19.24% 4,907 4,988 -0.32%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 25 30.45% 6,914 6,961 -0.21%Owner or purchaser dwellings 62 63.51% 14,419 14,347 +0.32%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 58 45.57% 3,522 2,861 +8.29%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 93 1.04% 72 27 +0.65%Households with two or more motor vehicles 44 43.29% 9,831 9,262 +2.56%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 58 0.64% 152 154 -0.01%Flat or apartment dwellings 84 3.08% 730 755 -0.11%Public Housing 1 14.68% 3,333 3,523 -0.85%Dwellings which are caravans 67 0.02% 5 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 55 31.63% 22,279 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,153 9,992 69.9 30.1 9

3-Feb-2001 Resignation of Michael Knight

Party Vote Party Vote

ALP 21,070 IND 6,009

% 77.8 % 22.2

Campbelltown (2)

By-ElectionElectoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Campbelltown

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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CANTERBURY (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,202Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 28 - 69,285 69,085 +0.29%Population growth 79 - 69,285 69,085 +0.29%Population density (persons per sq. km) 6 - 4,063.6 4,051.9 +0.29%Area (sq. kms) 89 - 17 17 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 77 61.10% - 60.41% +1.14%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 71 - 42,334 41,737 +1.43%Persons who changed address since 1996 77 34.53% 23,922 24,712 -1.14%Persons Aged under 5 43 6.66% 4,613 4,815 -0.29%Persons aged between 5 and 14 74 12.00% 8,311 8,482 -0.25%Persons aged between 15 and 24 58 12.55% 8,698 9,286 -0.85%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 11 55.35% 38,350 37,974 +0.54%Persons aged 65 years and over 57 12.52% 8,675 8,197 +0.69%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 73 65.78% 45,579 48,977 -4.92%Persons of Catholic religion 14 33.72% 23,365 24,293 -1.34%Persons of Anglican religion 91 7.63% 5,287 6,291 -1.45%Persons of non-Christian religion 15 11.48% 7,952 5,847 +3.05%Persons of Islamic religion 15 3.97% 2,748 2,424 +0.47%Persons of Buddhist religion 10 5.42% 3,758 2,030 +2.50%Persons of Jewish religion 37 0.10% 71 82 -0.02%Persons of no religion 44 11.86% 8,216 9,179 -1.39%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 71 0.55% 379 288 +0.13%Persons born overseas 6 46.63% 32,309 33,749 -2.08%Persons born in UK and Ireland 80 2.13% 1,474 1,619 -0.21%Persons born in Southern Europe 3 12.13% 8,401 9,525 -1.63%Persons born in South East Asia 13 6.29% 4,361 4,522 -0.23%Persons born in the Middle East 9 4.78% 3,310 3,960 -0.94%Persons born in North-East Asia 3 11.59% 8,027 7,154 +1.26%Persons born in Southern Asia 16 2.11% 1,465 1,415 +0.07%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 5 42.60% 29,517 31,006 -2.16%Persons with both parents born overseas 5 64.45% 44,652 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 4 71.73% 49,697 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 5 12.35% 8,557 8,625 -0.10%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 5 57.47% 39,820 38,974 +1.22%

Families“Traditional Families” 31 40.39% 7,380 7,758 -2.05%Single parent families 66 8.87% 1,620 1,435 +1.00%Couple families (without children) 75 29.63% 5,415 5,388 +0.15%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 46 20.77% 3,795 5,092 -7.02%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 53 24.34% 4,448 5,817 -7.41%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 45 18.51% 3,382 3,098 +1.54%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 49 12.03% 2,199 1,264 +5.06%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 38 11.21% 2,049 777 +6.89%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 59 52.58% 29,602 29,007 +1.07%Unemployment rate 51 6.9% 2,198 3,235 -3.1%Labour Force 58 56.49% 31,800 32,242 -1.19%Women in the labour force 47 44.58% 14,175 14,033 +0.44%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 58 3.33% 986 1,056 -0.24%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 92 0.15% 43 33 +0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 65 8.33% 2,465 2,497 -0.11%Employees (Education) 60 6.23% 1,844 1,635 +0.72%Employees (Manufacturing) 35 12.14% 3,595 4,296 -2.42%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 27 18.56% 5,493 4,594 +3.10%Persons employed in professional occupations 51 25.04% 7,411 6,130 +4.44%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 54 21.15% 6,260 6,944 -2.37%

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CANTERBURY (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,202Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 30 21.22% 11,824 9,878 +3.49%Persons with trade qualifications 82 12.33% 6,873 5,894 +1.76%Persons with no qualifications 51 53.60% 29,865 32,668 -5.03%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 76 13.56% 9,393 9,923 -0.77%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 12 44.57% 4,186 4,268 -0.83%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 31 7.29% 5,050 4,888 +0.23%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 72 27.03% 18,731 23,387 -6.74%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 9 30.43% 7,802 7,168 +2.51%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 21 31.43% 7,805 7,729 +0.32%Owner or purchaser dwellings 73 59.61% 14,801 14,745 +0.23%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 32 63.80% 2,652 1,840 +20.95%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 31 12.95% 1,011 213 +9.93%Households with two or more motor vehicles 79 32.21% 7,998 7,292 +2.91%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 26 12.59% 3,334 3,355 -0.09%Flat or apartment dwellings 16 31.03% 8,217 7,506 +2.94%Public Housing 75 2.13% 528 450 +0.32%Dwellings which are caravans 85 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 42 33.97% 23,536 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,871 8,542 75.2 24.8 13.5

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Canterbury

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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CESSNOCK (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,241Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 64 - 64,695 63,486 +1.90%Population growth 66 - 64,695 63,486 +1.90%Population density (persons per sq. km) 74 - 11.4 11.2 +1.90%Area (sq. kms) 20 - 5,664 5,664 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 43 65.98% - 66.89% -1.37%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 62 - 42,686 42,468 +0.51%Persons who changed address since 1996 86 33.16% 21,450 21,554 -0.16%Persons Aged under 5 22 7.33% 4,739 5,144 -0.64%Persons aged between 5 and 14 21 15.82% 10,237 10,242 -0.01%Persons aged between 15 and 24 48 13.18% 8,524 8,872 -0.55%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 49 51.26% 33,164 31,955 +1.90%Persons aged 65 years and over 64 12.07% 7,808 7,251 +0.88%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 18 77.90% 50,399 51,430 -1.62%Persons of Catholic religion 77 23.47% 15,181 15,000 +0.29%Persons of Anglican religion 6 34.86% 22,553 22,405 +0.23%Persons of non-Christian religion 85 0.74% 480 277 +0.32%Persons of Islamic religion 79 0.13% 81 68 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 85 0.29% 186 64 +0.19%Persons of Jewish religion 62 0.05% 30 31 -0.00%Persons of no religion 61 10.37% 6,710 6,813 -0.16%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 23 2.54% 1,641 1,186 +0.72%Persons born overseas 86 6.53% 4,224 4,386 -0.26%Persons born in UK and Ireland 71 2.92% 1,887 2,072 -0.29%Persons born in Southern Europe 91 0.28% 180 193 -0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 78 0.41% 265 237 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 88 0.05% 33 53 -0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 83 0.17% 113 107 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 89 0.09% 58 63 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 90 2.30% 1,486 1,514 -0.04%Persons with both parents born overseas 82 8.75% 5,658 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 81 17.55% 11,356 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 88 0.12% 79 79 +0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 92 1.53% 992 1,017 -0.04%

Families“Traditional Families” 42 39.27% 6,683 7,359 -3.96%Single parent families 28 11.81% 2,010 1,708 +1.77%Couple families (without children) 58 33.08% 5,630 5,213 +2.44%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 29 24.80% 4,220 5,119 -5.27%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 42 26.14% 4,448 4,706 -1.51%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 54 17.68% 3,009 2,850 +0.93%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 54 11.13% 1,894 973 +5.40%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 50 8.15% 1,386 1,144 +1.42%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 68 50.08% 24,890 24,295 +1.24%Unemployment rate 25 9.5% 2,623 3,052 -1.6%Labour Force 65 55.36% 27,513 27,347 -1.39%Women in the labour force 87 41.24% 11,345 10,648 +2.55%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 17 4.37% 1,087 1,212 -0.52%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 25 3.99% 993 1,106 -0.47%Employees (Health and Community Services) 56 8.75% 2,180 2,160 +0.08%Employees (Education) 84 4.49% 1,117 1,031 +0.35%Employees (Manufacturing) 32 12.90% 3,211 2,915 +1.22%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 85 8.10% 2,018 1,883 +0.56%Persons employed in professional occupations 87 17.09% 4,254 4,177 +0.32%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 2 29.48% 7,338 7,182 +0.64%

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CESSNOCK (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,241Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 92 9.11% 4,509 4,309 +0.42%Persons with trade qualifications 18 19.84% 9,819 8,046 +3.69%Persons with no qualifications 22 58.01% 28,715 29,798 -2.25%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 37 17.49% 11,315 11,454 -0.22%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 85 21.18% 2,396 2,299 +0.85%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 78 4.57% 2,958 2,749 +0.33%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 5 47.32% 30,613 32,525 -3.01%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 82 1.03% 203 316 -0.58%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 78 20.80% 4,822 4,869 -0.21%Owner or purchaser dwellings 24 71.28% 16,526 16,026 +2.25%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 77 29.76% 1,819 1,385 +7.80%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 81 1.80% 87 39 +0.91%Households with two or more motor vehicles 22 47.25% 10,955 9,726 +5.53%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 90 0.02% 4 3 +0.00%Flat or apartment dwellings 83 3.14% 798 696 +0.46%Public Housing 44 4.04% 936 983 -0.21%Dwellings which are caravans 30 0.97% 247 212 +0.16%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 85 24.90% 16,107 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,287 8,908 73.9 26.1 7.6

Party Vote Party Vote

ALP 25,813 ONP 9,719

% 72.6 % 27.4

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Cessnock

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Cessnock (1)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

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CHARLESTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,917Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 92 - 59,396 57,979 +2.44%Population growth 61 - 59,396 57,979 +2.44%Population density (persons per sq. km) 36 - 1,104.4 1,078.1 +2.44%Area (sq. kms) 60 - 54 54 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 3 70.84% - 71.29% -0.62%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 76 - 42,079 41,332 +1.81%Persons who changed address since 1996 82 33.78% 20,065 18,341 +2.97%Persons Aged under 5 61 6.29% 3,734 3,970 -0.41%Persons aged between 5 and 14 58 14.01% 8,319 8,057 +0.45%Persons aged between 15 and 24 56 12.67% 7,527 7,633 -0.18%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 59 50.71% 30,121 29,673 +0.77%Persons aged 65 years and over 17 16.10% 9,560 8,495 +1.84%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 23 77.36% 45,950 46,469 -0.90%Persons of Catholic religion 61 25.82% 15,337 14,981 +0.61%Persons of Anglican religion 37 28.13% 16,711 16,928 -0.37%Persons of non-Christian religion 71 1.13% 673 424 +0.43%Persons of Islamic religion 69 0.17% 102 53 +0.08%Persons of Buddhist religion 67 0.49% 289 127 +0.28%Persons of Jewish religion 78 0.03% 15 24 -0.02%Persons of no religion 37 12.08% 7,175 6,838 +0.58%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 33 1.79% 1,064 883 +0.31%Persons born overseas 74 9.86% 5,858 6,191 -0.57%Persons born in UK and Ireland 57 3.49% 2,070 2,281 -0.36%Persons born in Southern Europe 53 1.76% 1,048 1,080 -0.06%Persons born in South East Asia 71 0.48% 283 286 -0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 80 0.06% 38 24 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 60 0.39% 232 213 +0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 61 0.25% 148 148 +0.00%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 62 5.17% 3,069 3,295 -0.39%Persons with both parents born overseas 72 13.49% 8,010 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 70 23.82% 14,150 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 60 0.56% 331 335 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 60 4.94% 2,934 3,041 -0.18%

Families“Traditional Families” 77 34.14% 5,836 5,827 +0.05%Single parent families 27 11.84% 2,023 1,813 +1.25%Couple families (without children) 34 37.84% 6,468 6,100 +2.19%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 25 25.18% 4,304 5,601 -7.74%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 39 26.56% 4,539 4,744 -1.22%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 30 19.04% 3,254 2,889 +2.18%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 57 10.95% 1,872 1,035 +4.99%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 61 6.99% 1,195 650 +3.25%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 65 50.78% 24,036 23,633 +0.88%Unemployment rate 22 9.7% 2,569 2,874 -1.2%Labour Force 62 56.21% 26,605 26,507 -1.47%Women in the labour force 24 45.93% 12,222 11,735 +1.84%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 18 4.28% 1,029 986 +0.18%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 53 0.47% 113 99 +0.06%Employees (Health and Community Services) 7 12.31% 2,958 2,496 +1.96%Employees (Education) 12 8.79% 2,112 1,955 +0.67%Employees (Manufacturing) 45 11.30% 2,715 3,175 -1.95%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 52 13.73% 3,299 3,087 +0.90%Persons employed in professional occupations 52 24.77% 5,954 5,607 +1.47%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 55 21.07% 5,064 5,275 -0.89%

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CHARLESTOWN (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,917Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 42 16.50% 7,791 7,200 +1.29%Persons with trade qualifications 12 20.25% 9,561 8,003 +3.39%Persons with no qualifications 52 53.33% 25,177 25,839 -1.44%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 53 16.41% 9,745 9,404 +0.59%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 78 23.28% 2,269 2,036 +2.48%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 39 6.53% 3,876 3,410 +0.80%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 20 43.87% 26,059 29,108 -5.26%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 63 3.76% 739 856 -0.60%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 63 22.98% 5,316 5,276 +0.18%Owner or purchaser dwellings 16 72.39% 16,744 15,754 +4.53%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 66 36.70% 2,221 1,335 +17.31%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 86 1.60% 85 36 +0.89%Households with two or more motor vehicles 45 43.01% 9,947 8,953 +4.54%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 67 0.30% 74 55 +0.09%Flat or apartment dwellings 69 4.45% 1,086 1,087 -0.00%Public Housing 19 7.60% 1,757 1,868 -0.51%Dwellings which are caravans 64 0.02% 6 117 -0.51%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 47 33.12% 19,674 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

24,802 10,977 69.3 30.7 5.5

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Charlestown

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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CLARENCE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,062Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 62 - 64,781 63,029 +2.78%Population growth 58 - 64,781 63,029 +2.78%Population density (persons per sq. km) 82 - 4.6 4.4 +2.78%Area (sq. kms) 12 - 14,180 14,180 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 11 68.50% - 68.58% -0.11%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 33 - 44,375 43,224 +2.66%Persons who changed address since 1996 54 37.40% 24,230 24,122 +0.17%Persons Aged under 5 66 6.17% 3,997 4,454 -0.73%Persons aged between 5 and 14 25 15.80% 10,234 10,227 +0.01%Persons aged between 15 and 24 89 9.85% 6,383 6,569 -0.30%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 74 50.04% 32,417 31,273 +1.82%Persons aged 65 years and over 8 17.78% 11,519 10,392 +1.79%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 37 75.35% 48,813 49,195 -0.61%Persons of Catholic religion 81 22.98% 14,886 14,904 -0.03%Persons of Anglican religion 14 32.53% 21,076 21,074 +0.00%Persons of non-Christian religion 77 0.96% 622 401 +0.35%Persons of Islamic religion 89 0.07% 44 18 +0.04%Persons of Buddhist religion 75 0.40% 262 137 +0.20%Persons of Jewish religion 72 0.03% 21 18 +0.00%Persons of no religion 32 12.67% 8,206 8,149 +0.09%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 7 4.51% 2,920 2,228 +1.10%Persons born overseas 84 6.69% 4,335 4,301 +0.05%Persons born in UK and Ireland 61 3.25% 2,107 2,202 -0.15%Persons born in Southern Europe 93 0.26% 169 160 +0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 88 0.32% 206 174 +0.05%Persons born in the Middle East 92 0.03% 20 18 +0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 91 0.13% 81 77 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 76 0.15% 99 106 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 89 2.30% 1,493 1,456 +0.06%Persons with both parents born overseas 85 8.40% 5,439 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 83 16.95% 10,980 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 91 0.10% 63 67 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 91 1.54% 998 917 +0.13%

Families“Traditional Families” 76 34.20% 5,924 6,308 -2.29%Single parent families 21 12.27% 2,126 1,690 +2.60%Couple families (without children) 11 42.27% 7,321 6,826 +2.95%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 3 35.01% 6,063 7,552 -8.88%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 2 32.29% 5,592 5,242 +2.09%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 90 13.02% 2,254 1,527 +4.33%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 91 5.36% 929 320 +3.63%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 92 2.75% 477 170 +1.83%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 88 41.60% 21,007 20,009 +2.06%Unemployment rate 3 13.7% 3,333 4,088 -3.3%Labour Force 87 48.20% 24,340 24,097 -1.70%Women in the labour force 73 43.54% 10,599 9,934 +2.76%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 8 5.29% 1,111 887 +1.11%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 11 11.17% 2,348 2,316 +0.16%Employees (Health and Community Services) 23 10.93% 2,297 1,905 +1.95%Employees (Education) 22 7.90% 1,660 1,478 +0.91%Employees (Manufacturing) 61 9.16% 1,924 2,146 -1.10%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 87 7.66% 1,610 1,609 +0.00%Persons employed in professional occupations 53 24.60% 5,168 4,946 +1.11%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 35 23.95% 5,030 4,918 +0.56%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 83 10.71% 5,389 4,751 +1.32%Persons with trade qualifications 45 17.62% 8,867 7,057 +3.74%Persons with no qualifications 12 59.42% 29,899 30,454 -1.15%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 22 18.26% 11,828 11,535 +0.46%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 89 19.81% 2,343 1,871 +4.09%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 89 3.60% 2,332 2,002 +0.52%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 3 47.71% 30,908 32,555 -2.61%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 90 0.78% 125 164 -0.26%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 65 22.81% 5,746 5,431 +1.33%Owner or purchaser dwellings 27 69.96% 17,621 16,776 +3.57%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 91 20.67% 1,060 727 +7.34%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 59 2.58% 148 63 +1.41%Households with two or more motor vehicles 57 38.54% 9,706 8,449 +5.31%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 63 0.49% 143 62 +0.34%Flat or apartment dwellings 58 5.69% 1,653 1,580 +0.31%Public Housing 76 2.01% 506 522 -0.07%Dwellings which are caravans 2 5.30% 1,541 1,399 +0.60%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 86 24.06% 15,588 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

16,467 16,324 50.2 49.8 8.6

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Clarence

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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COFFS HARBOUR (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,694Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 42 - 66,763 63,749 +4.73%Population growth 41 - 66,763 63,749 +4.73%Population density (persons per sq. km) 68 - 28.9 27.6 +4.73%Area (sq. kms) 25 - 2,308 2,308 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 32 66.83% - 66.50% +0.49%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 31 - 44,618 42,395 +5.24%Persons who changed address since 1996 8 45.10% 30,107 28,789 +2.07%Persons Aged under 5 62 6.28% 4,195 4,482 -0.45%Persons aged between 5 and 14 30 15.47% 10,328 10,376 -0.08%Persons aged between 15 and 24 75 11.69% 7,806 7,535 +0.43%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 69 50.21% 33,525 31,578 +3.05%Persons aged 65 years and over 22 15.66% 10,453 9,508 +1.48%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 61 70.16% 46,841 46,037 +1.26%Persons of Catholic religion 83 22.44% 14,980 13,970 +1.58%Persons of Anglican religion 38 27.89% 18,620 18,790 -0.27%Persons of non-Christian religion 50 2.46% 1,644 1,254 +0.61%Persons of Islamic religion 76 0.13% 85 54 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 53 0.73% 486 165 +0.50%Persons of Jewish religion 47 0.07% 45 46 -0.00%Persons of no religion 13 15.27% 10,192 10,301 -0.17%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 19 2.95% 1,968 1,585 +0.60%Persons born overseas 69 10.99% 7,340 7,068 +0.43%Persons born in UK and Ireland 40 4.80% 3,202 3,211 -0.01%Persons born in Southern Europe 82 0.51% 341 345 -0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 73 0.46% 309 304 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 85 0.06% 38 36 +0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 70 0.26% 174 147 +0.04%Persons born in Southern Asia 42 0.62% 417 452 -0.05%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 69 4.22% 2,820 2,691 +0.20%Persons with both parents born overseas 71 13.74% 9,175 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 69 24.58% 16,411 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 64 0.35% 236 233 +0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 65 3.71% 2,478 2,319 +0.25%

Families“Traditional Families” 71 35.00% 6,168 6,436 -1.59%Single parent families 6 15.02% 2,647 2,322 +1.93%Couple families (without children) 21 39.39% 6,941 6,244 +4.15%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 8 31.58% 5,565 7,053 -8.85%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 5 32.00% 5,640 5,398 +1.44%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 77 15.06% 2,654 1,661 +5.91%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 87 6.37% 1,122 397 +4.31%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 86 3.78% 667 241 +2.53%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 80 46.39% 24,210 22,065 +4.39%Unemployment rate 5 13.3% 3,701 4,392 -3.3%Labour Force 75 53.48% 27,911 26,457 -0.70%Women in the labour force 27 45.76% 12,773 11,598 +4.44%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 26 3.98% 963 693 +1.21%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 22 5.37% 1,299 1,514 -0.96%Employees (Health and Community Services) 19 11.20% 2,710 2,224 +2.17%Employees (Education) 26 7.81% 1,889 1,711 +0.80%Employees (Manufacturing) 82 7.22% 1,747 1,956 -0.93%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 69 10.87% 2,629 2,350 +1.25%Persons employed in professional occupations 56 24.19% 5,858 5,464 +1.79%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 53 21.26% 5,148 4,942 +0.93%

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COFFS HARBOUR (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,694Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 54 14.34% 7,425 6,098 +2.71%Persons with trade qualifications 26 19.05% 9,865 7,658 +4.51%Persons with no qualifications 42 55.35% 28,661 29,085 -0.87%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 21 18.28% 12,207 11,912 +0.46%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 64 27.66% 3,376 2,815 +4.71%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 73 4.78% 3,194 2,604 +0.93%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 28 42.57% 28,420 29,937 -2.38%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 72 1.21% 226 168 +0.34%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 26 30.26% 7,746 7,322 +1.79%Owner or purchaser dwellings 64 63.19% 16,176 14,978 +5.06%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 82 27.60% 1,532 1,100 +8.88%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 56 2.80% 217 57 +2.11%Households with two or more motor vehicles 64 37.10% 9,497 8,248 +5.27%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 45 2.35% 660 473 +0.79%Flat or apartment dwellings 41 10.54% 2,957 2,661 +1.25%Public Housing 35 4.75% 1,215 1,167 +0.20%Dwellings which are caravans 7 3.43% 963 1,099 -0.57%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 62 30.33% 20,248 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

14,129 19,749 41.7 58.3 0.6

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Coffs Harbour

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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COOGEE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,293Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 47 - 66,508 66,774 -0.40%Population growth 80 - 66,508 66,774 -0.40%Population density (persons per sq. km) 2 - 6,124.1 6,148.6 -0.40%Area (sq. kms) 93 - 11 11 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 67 62.91% - 65.72% -4.27%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 80 - 41,841 43,883 -4.65%Persons who changed address since 1996 4 46.18% 30,716 32,920 -3.30%Persons Aged under 5 90 4.96% 3,299 3,198 +0.15%Persons aged between 5 and 14 90 7.59% 5,049 5,120 -0.11%Persons aged between 15 and 24 54 12.73% 8,464 10,262 -2.69%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 4 59.19% 39,366 38,346 +1.53%Persons aged 65 years and over 59 12.19% 8,105 8,619 -0.77%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 86 55.29% 36,774 39,909 -4.69%Persons of Catholic religion 45 28.34% 18,846 20,038 -1.79%Persons of Anglican religion 72 16.10% 10,711 11,944 -1.85%Persons of non-Christian religion 20 9.28% 6,169 5,325 +1.26%Persons of Islamic religion 42 0.90% 597 612 -0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 24 2.40% 1,597 953 +0.96%Persons of Jewish religion 2 5.17% 3,437 3,187 +0.37%Persons of no religion 7 17.94% 11,930 13,255 -1.98%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 77 0.40% 267 282 -0.02%Persons born overseas 23 33.14% 22,042 23,211 -1.75%Persons born in UK and Ireland 4 8.56% 5,695 5,781 -0.13%Persons born in Southern Europe 35 3.09% 2,055 2,224 -0.25%Persons born in South East Asia 32 3.01% 2,001 2,275 -0.41%Persons born in the Middle East 38 0.89% 593 770 -0.27%Persons born in North-East Asia 29 3.23% 2,145 2,337 -0.29%Persons born in Southern Asia 38 0.72% 477 550 -0.11%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 32 18.77% 12,484 13,913 -2.14%Persons with both parents born overseas 30 39.92% 26,547 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 29 51.48% 34,240 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 33 2.09% 1,387 1,796 -0.61%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 34 18.22% 12,119 13,086 -1.45%

Families“Traditional Families” 83 30.18% 4,532 4,618 -0.56%Single parent families 70 8.27% 1,242 1,390 -0.97%Couple families (without children) 8 45.32% 6,806 6,504 +1.97%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 80 10.82% 1,624 2,887 -8.25%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 83 16.41% 2,464 3,931 -9.59%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 65 16.65% 2,500 3,079 -3.78%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 14 17.50% 2,628 1,569 +6.92%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 10 26.37% 3,959 1,964 +13.04%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 18 61.83% 35,877 35,436 +0.76%Unemployment rate 74 4.4% 1,663 2,384 -1.9%Labour Force 18 64.69% 37,540 37,820 +0.10%Women in the labour force 1 48.90% 18,355 18,405 -0.13%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 47 3.54% 1,271 1,628 -1.01%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 80 0.25% 88 45 +0.12%Employees (Health and Community Services) 27 10.54% 3,780 3,905 -0.35%Employees (Education) 15 8.25% 2,961 2,968 -0.02%Employees (Manufacturing) 89 6.52% 2,339 2,479 -0.40%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 10 27.17% 9,750 8,329 +4.02%Persons employed in professional occupations 10 43.56% 15,629 13,480 +6.08%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 84 10.65% 3,822 4,241 -1.19%

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COOGEE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,293Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 6 38.56% 21,568 18,334 +5.54%Persons with trade qualifications 81 12.35% 6,909 6,367 +0.93%Persons with no qualifications 88 35.71% 19,972 25,364 -9.24%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 90 8.24% 5,481 5,903 -0.63%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 3 59.11% 3,240 3,238 +0.03%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 8 10.47% 6,965 7,246 -0.42%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 87 18.18% 12,090 19,798 -11.54%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 4 36.23% 11,062 10,787 +0.91%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 6 43.67% 12,677 12,965 -1.00%Owner or purchaser dwellings 88 46.16% 13,399 13,583 -0.64%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 12 74.77% 3,224 2,652 +13.48%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 8 53.71% 6,808 2,400 +32.99%Households with two or more motor vehicles 90 24.02% 6,973 6,316 +2.27%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 3 45.27% 14,346 13,633 +2.47%Flat or apartment dwellings 3 58.31% 18,476 17,756 +2.50%Public Housing 86 1.29% 375 359 +0.06%Dwellings which are caravans 86 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 9 52.92% 35,194 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,338 13,539 62.3 37.7 6.8

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Coogee

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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CRONULLA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,412Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 91 - 60,485 58,117 +4.07%Population growth 50 - 60,485 58,117 +4.07%Population density (persons per sq. km) 35 - 1,168.1 1,122.4 +4.07%Area (sq. kms) 61 - 52 52 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 4 70.67% - 71.74% -1.50%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 61 - 42,743 41,696 +2.51%Persons who changed address since 1996 38 39.08% 23,639 22,291 +2.32%Persons Aged under 5 75 5.64% 3,411 3,386 +0.04%Persons aged between 5 and 14 77 11.50% 6,958 6,573 +0.66%Persons aged between 15 and 24 52 12.80% 7,744 8,171 -0.73%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 26 53.13% 32,135 29,926 +3.80%Persons aged 65 years and over 13 16.35% 9,888 9,779 +0.19%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 24 77.28% 46,745 45,960 +1.35%Persons of Catholic religion 30 30.46% 18,424 17,248 +2.02%Persons of Anglican religion 29 28.62% 17,310 17,753 -0.76%Persons of non-Christian religion 54 2.06% 1,247 910 +0.58%Persons of Islamic religion 46 0.71% 427 333 +0.16%Persons of Buddhist religion 51 0.79% 478 244 +0.40%Persons of Jewish religion 42 0.08% 51 58 -0.01%Persons of no religion 57 10.84% 6,556 6,902 -0.60%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 72 0.53% 322 329 -0.01%Persons born overseas 52 17.43% 10,545 10,448 +0.17%Persons born in UK and Ireland 37 5.29% 3,197 3,470 -0.47%Persons born in Southern Europe 39 2.63% 1,588 1,569 +0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 46 1.35% 817 794 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 51 0.40% 240 209 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 43 1.07% 647 647 +0.00%Persons born in Southern Asia 56 0.32% 192 176 +0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 50 9.06% 5,481 5,373 +0.19%Persons with both parents born overseas 52 24.08% 14,567 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 54 36.50% 22,078 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 53 0.93% 561 516 +0.08%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 49 10.14% 6,131 5,270 +1.48%

Families“Traditional Families” 78 34.08% 5,644 5,328 +1.98%Single parent families 74 7.84% 1,299 1,272 +0.17%Couple families (without children) 16 39.88% 6,604 6,241 +2.28%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 70 13.85% 2,293 3,331 -6.51%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 75 18.46% 3,057 4,015 -6.01%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 32 18.82% 3,116 3,312 -1.23%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 20 16.62% 2,752 1,570 +7.41%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 18 19.73% 3,267 1,656 +10.11%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 17 61.95% 31,018 28,989 +4.22%Unemployment rate 81 3.7% 1,192 1,367 -0.8%Labour Force 20 64.33% 32,210 30,356 +1.27%Women in the labour force 34 45.25% 14,576 13,487 +3.59%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 62 3.28% 1,018 944 +0.26%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 88 0.20% 62 48 +0.05%Employees (Health and Community Services) 66 8.25% 2,558 2,334 +0.78%Employees (Education) 56 6.36% 1,972 1,699 +0.95%Employees (Manufacturing) 36 12.01% 3,725 3,761 -0.12%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 30 18.13% 5,623 5,103 +1.80%Persons employed in professional occupations 31 29.48% 9,145 7,916 +4.26%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 70 17.50% 5,428 5,270 +0.55%

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CRONULLA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,412Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 29 21.57% 10,734 9,091 +3.41%Persons with trade qualifications 4 21.44% 10,671 8,858 +3.77%Persons with no qualifications 72 45.27% 22,528 23,800 -2.64%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 77 13.45% 8,136 7,811 +0.56%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 46 31.88% 2,594 2,299 +3.78%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 48 6.06% 3,666 3,427 +0.41%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 50 35.10% 21,228 25,943 -8.11%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 44 15.52% 4,010 3,538 +1.95%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 41 26.47% 6,484 6,207 +1.19%Owner or purchaser dwellings 45 66.92% 16,392 15,743 +2.80%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 22 69.39% 3,564 2,464 +23.66%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 21 23.27% 1,508 572 +14.57%Households with two or more motor vehicles 35 45.24% 11,083 9,888 +5.16%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 15 22.45% 5,973 4,988 +4.25%Flat or apartment dwellings 17 30.56% 8,129 7,301 +3.57%Public Housing 70 2.37% 581 578 +0.01%Dwellings which are caravans 48 0.38% 102 82 +0.09%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 25 42.31% 25,594 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

16,137 19,785 44.9 55.1 5.2

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Cronulla

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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DAVIDSON (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,820Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 89 - 61,646 60,476 +1.93%Population growth 64 - 61,646 60,476 +1.93%Population density (persons per sq. km) 41 - 906.4 889.2 +1.93%Area (sq. kms) 55 - 68 68 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 51 65.11% - 64.94% +0.27%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 90 - 40,140 39,272 +2.21%Persons who changed address since 1996 79 34.18% 21,073 19,212 +3.08%Persons Aged under 5 74 5.69% 3,510 3,119 +0.65%Persons aged between 5 and 14 47 14.88% 9,173 8,752 +0.70%Persons aged between 15 and 24 43 13.55% 8,355 9,377 -1.69%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 66 50.40% 31,071 30,516 +0.92%Persons aged 65 years and over 35 14.42% 8,887 7,970 +1.52%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 64 68.86% 42,448 42,245 +0.34%Persons of Catholic religion 84 22.33% 13,765 13,103 +1.09%Persons of Anglican religion 40 27.58% 17,002 17,530 -0.87%Persons of non-Christian religion 25 7.82% 4,823 3,949 +1.45%Persons of Islamic religion 52 0.50% 308 220 +0.15%Persons of Buddhist religion 32 1.68% 1,034 616 +0.69%Persons of Jewish religion 3 4.58% 2,823 2,633 +0.31%Persons of no religion 26 13.29% 8,191 9,053 -1.43%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 93 0.10% 64 71 -0.01%Persons born overseas 31 30.64% 18,889 18,186 +1.16%Persons born in UK and Ireland 10 7.25% 4,467 4,402 +0.11%Persons born in Southern Europe 57 1.30% 801 765 +0.06%Persons born in South East Asia 41 1.96% 1,211 1,071 +0.23%Persons born in the Middle East 26 1.49% 919 863 +0.09%Persons born in North-East Asia 15 5.70% 3,511 3,953 -0.73%Persons born in Southern Asia 36 0.85% 521 453 +0.11%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 40 15.87% 9,784 9,772 +0.02%Persons with both parents born overseas 32 37.39% 23,047 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 30 50.80% 31,316 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 41 1.51% 929 1,045 -0.19%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 41 15.76% 9,713 8,817 +1.48%

Families“Traditional Families” 5 47.87% 8,201 8,002 +1.18%Single parent families 93 5.01% 858 791 +0.40%Couple families (without children) 72 30.85% 5,285 4,947 +2.01%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 92 7.18% 1,230 1,786 -3.31%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 90 12.98% 2,224 2,973 -4.46%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 86 13.73% 2,351 2,882 -3.16%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 6 19.25% 3,297 1,853 +8.59%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 4 32.26% 5,525 4,399 +6.70%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 21 60.96% 29,791 29,765 +0.05%Unemployment rate 92 3.2% 977 968 +0.0%Labour Force 24 62.96% 30,768 30,733 -0.44%Women in the labour force 30 45.63% 14,038 14,101 -0.20%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 91 2.21% 658 787 -0.43%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 70 0.33% 97 87 +0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 48 9.58% 2,854 2,859 -0.02%Employees (Education) 34 7.40% 2,206 2,359 -0.52%Employees (Manufacturing) 78 7.69% 2,291 2,213 +0.26%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 8 30.11% 8,972 8,379 +2.00%Persons employed in professional occupations 9 44.25% 13,182 12,789 +1.33%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 87 8.64% 2,573 2,739 -0.56%

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DAVIDSON (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,820Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 7 38.50% 18,602 16,421 +4.50%Persons with trade qualifications 76 13.02% 6,291 5,254 +2.14%Persons with no qualifications 84 38.88% 18,786 20,927 -4.41%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 20 18.43% 11,360 11,509 -0.25%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 9 49.06% 5,573 5,433 +1.22%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 23 7.84% 4,836 4,935 -0.16%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 86 19.05% 11,743 16,485 -7.84%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 32 19.52% 4,630 4,285 +1.44%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 93 9.71% 1,959 2,193 -1.19%Owner or purchaser dwellings 1 85.55% 17,257 16,508 +3.81%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 3 77.66% 3,903 2,815 +24.10%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 1 74.08% 1,449 1,309 +5.92%Households with two or more motor vehicles 4 65.10% 13,134 12,481 +3.33%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 64 0.48% 102 133 -0.16%Flat or apartment dwellings 68 4.47% 943 1,113 -0.87%Public Housing 90 0.38% 77 74 +0.02%Dwellings which are caravans 62 0.03% 7 3 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 3 56.86% 35,051 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

10,502 25,811 28.9 71.1 7.1

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Davidson

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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DRUMMOYNE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,850Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 32 - 68,483 62,770 +9.10%Population growth 18 - 68,483 62,770 +9.10%Population density (persons per sq. km) 24 - 2,040.0 1,869.8 +9.10%Area (sq. kms) 71 - 34 34 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 19 67.89% - 69.34% -2.08%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 14 - 46,495 43,523 +6.83%Persons who changed address since 1996 58 37.09% 25,403 21,094 +6.86%Persons Aged under 5 73 5.78% 3,961 3,552 +0.65%Persons aged between 5 and 14 81 10.73% 7,346 6,661 +1.09%Persons aged between 15 and 24 77 11.54% 7,901 8,127 -0.36%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 10 55.93% 38,300 34,333 +6.32%Persons aged 65 years and over 25 15.15% 10,374 9,755 +0.99%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 46 74.29% 50,876 48,785 +3.33%Persons of Catholic religion 2 44.06% 30,175 28,610 +2.49%Persons of Anglican religion 75 15.03% 10,291 10,302 -0.02%Persons of non-Christian religion 42 4.30% 2,943 1,788 +1.84%Persons of Islamic religion 35 1.11% 757 600 +0.25%Persons of Buddhist religion 31 1.69% 1,160 493 +1.06%Persons of Jewish religion 21 0.25% 170 143 +0.04%Persons of no religion 54 11.08% 7,588 7,088 +0.80%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 78 0.40% 274 196 +0.12%Persons born overseas 29 30.92% 21,173 19,831 +2.14%Persons born in UK and Ireland 51 4.09% 2,804 2,778 +0.04%Persons born in Southern Europe 4 11.24% 7,696 8,387 -1.10%Persons born in South East Asia 39 2.26% 1,551 1,126 +0.68%Persons born in the Middle East 37 1.13% 773 739 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 23 4.48% 3,071 2,097 +1.55%Persons born in Southern Asia 30 1.13% 777 560 +0.35%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 24 24.00% 16,439 15,545 +1.42%Persons with both parents born overseas 21 44.19% 30,263 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 19 55.75% 38,178 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 19 5.09% 3,486 3,475 +0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 21 31.57% 21,617 19,957 +2.64%

Families“Traditional Families” 67 35.74% 6,545 5,833 +4.33%Single parent families 85 6.92% 1,267 1,099 +1.02%Couple families (without children) 37 37.59% 6,884 5,942 +5.73%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 71 13.75% 2,519 3,392 -5.31%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 80 16.80% 3,077 4,162 -6.60%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 66 16.57% 3,034 3,266 -1.41%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 24 16.44% 3,010 1,768 +7.55%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 14 24.42% 4,473 1,899 +15.65%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 23 60.21% 34,379 30,483 +7.42%Unemployment rate 79 3.9% 1,388 1,556 -1.0%Labour Force 26 62.64% 35,767 32,039 +1.67%Women in the labour force 5 47.51% 16,993 14,992 +6.25%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 61 3.29% 1,131 1,135 -0.01%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 84 0.22% 75 48 +0.09%Employees (Health and Community Services) 46 9.73% 3,346 3,176 +0.56%Employees (Education) 45 7.07% 2,431 2,238 +0.63%Employees (Manufacturing) 58 9.26% 3,183 3,002 +0.59%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 12 24.48% 8,418 6,367 +6.74%Persons employed in professional occupations 14 38.12% 13,107 10,225 +9.39%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 81 12.99% 4,467 4,904 -1.42%

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DRUMMOYNE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,850Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 18 28.58% 16,169 11,857 +8.21%Persons with trade qualifications 67 14.64% 8,281 6,917 +2.60%Persons with no qualifications 73 45.17% 25,555 26,985 -2.72%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 81 12.31% 8,433 7,890 +0.87%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 7 53.37% 4,501 4,079 +5.35%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 33 7.05% 4,825 4,249 +0.92%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 68 28.89% 19,787 24,014 -6.73%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 22 25.09% 7,404 6,100 +4.94%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 42 26.33% 6,965 6,261 +2.96%Owner or purchaser dwellings 54 65.40% 17,302 15,960 +5.64%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 8 75.37% 3,843 2,499 +32.43%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 10 50.90% 3,546 1,061 +37.78%Households with two or more motor vehicles 49 41.42% 10,959 9,336 +6.84%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 18 18.99% 5,400 3,532 +7.86%Flat or apartment dwellings 23 26.84% 7,633 5,682 +8.21%Public Housing 66 2.62% 693 718 -0.11%Dwellings which are caravans 79 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 20 45.02% 30,830 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,118 15,117 59.4 40.6 6.7

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Drummoyne

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Drummoyne 48

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DUBBO (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,084Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 55 - 65,668 65,421 +0.38%Population growth 77 - 65,668 65,421 +0.38%Population density (persons per sq. km) 85 - 4.0 4.0 +0.38%Area (sq. kms) 9 - 16,454 16,454 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 40 66.27% - 65.58% +1.05%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 48 - 43,516 42,900 +1.44%Persons who changed address since 1996 34 39.60% 26,006 26,682 -1.03%Persons Aged under 5 9 7.97% 5,237 5,583 -0.53%Persons aged between 5 and 14 10 16.61% 10,908 11,426 -0.79%Persons aged between 15 and 24 60 12.53% 8,231 8,165 +0.10%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 78 49.86% 32,743 32,270 +0.72%Persons aged 65 years and over 53 12.81% 8,410 7,888 +0.80%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 2 84.32% 55,374 55,984 -0.93%Persons of Catholic religion 29 31.01% 20,363 19,961 +0.61%Persons of Anglican religion 17 31.67% 20,796 21,109 -0.48%Persons of non-Christian religion 88 0.64% 420 248 +0.26%Persons of Islamic religion 71 0.15% 101 24 +0.12%Persons of Buddhist religion 90 0.18% 119 60 +0.09%Persons of Jewish religion 90 0.02% 11 24 -0.02%Persons of no religion 88 6.53% 4,288 4,363 -0.11%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 2 9.05% 5,941 4,962 +1.50%Persons born overseas 92 4.77% 3,135 3,335 -0.31%Persons born in UK and Ireland 88 1.76% 1,159 1,309 -0.23%Persons born in Southern Europe 90 0.29% 189 208 -0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 91 0.26% 168 155 +0.02%Persons born in the Middle East 65 0.12% 76 62 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 84 0.17% 112 161 -0.07%Persons born in Southern Asia 74 0.17% 112 116 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 91 2.03% 1,333 1,412 -0.12%Persons with both parents born overseas 90 6.13% 4,025 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 91 12.54% 8,237 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 82 0.20% 131 119 +0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 88 1.65% 1,082 1,078 +0.01%

Families“Traditional Families” 49 38.45% 6,633 6,981 -2.05%Single parent families 10 13.62% 2,350 2,055 +1.74%Couple families (without children) 51 35.44% 6,113 5,684 +2.53%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 27 24.92% 4,298 5,664 -8.05%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 21 29.01% 5,004 5,547 -3.20%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 44 18.52% 3,194 2,283 +5.37%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 75 8.95% 1,543 640 +5.32%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 79 5.12% 884 384 +2.95%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 43 55.39% 27,418 26,334 +2.24%Unemployment rate 45 7.5% 2,217 2,615 -1.6%Labour Force 39 59.87% 29,635 28,949 +0.04%Women in the labour force 42 44.81% 13,280 12,403 +3.03%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 16 4.37% 1,197 1,069 +0.49%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 10 11.59% 3,176 2,973 +0.78%Employees (Health and Community Services) 22 10.95% 3,002 2,698 +1.16%Employees (Education) 38 7.18% 1,967 1,865 +0.39%Employees (Manufacturing) 79 7.62% 2,089 1,875 +0.82%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 78 9.03% 2,474 2,142 +1.27%Persons employed in professional occupations 48 26.44% 7,249 6,798 +1.71%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 43 23.33% 6,395 6,251 +0.55%

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DUBBO (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,084Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 76 11.85% 5,851 5,469 +0.79%Persons with trade qualifications 48 17.43% 8,610 6,733 +3.87%Persons with no qualifications 15 59.20% 29,238 29,880 -1.33%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 15 18.70% 12,280 12,638 -0.55%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 61 28.71% 3,526 3,388 +1.09%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 76 4.68% 3,071 2,382 +1.05%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 24 42.98% 28,227 29,053 -1.26%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 92 0.72% 158 222 -0.31%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 34 27.57% 6,665 6,797 -0.57%Owner or purchaser dwellings 57 64.90% 15,691 14,887 +3.46%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 80 27.75% 1,663 1,198 +8.61%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 72 1.98% 132 45 +1.18%Households with two or more motor vehicles 41 44.45% 10,750 9,427 +5.70%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 78 0.14% 37 21 +0.07%Flat or apartment dwellings 53 6.44% 1,714 1,720 -0.03%Public Housing 25 5.98% 1,445 1,597 -0.65%Dwellings which are caravans 23 1.36% 361 412 -0.22%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 77 26.81% 17,605 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

11,566 17,734 39.5 60.5 8.9

Party Vote Party Vote

IND 15,358 NAT 15,344

% 50.02 % 49.98

Dubbo (1)

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Dubbo

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Dubbo 50

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EAST HILLS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,317Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 73 - 63,463 60,239 +5.35%Population growth 36 - 63,463 60,239 +5.35%Population density (persons per sq. km) 26 - 1,718.0 1,630.7 +5.35%Area (sq. kms) 69 - 37 37 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 12 68.41% - 69.53% -1.60%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 51 - 43,418 41,883 +3.66%Persons who changed address since 1996 92 29.97% 19,022 16,092 +4.86%Persons Aged under 5 50 6.55% 4,154 3,868 +0.47%Persons aged between 5 and 14 63 13.78% 8,748 8,142 +1.01%Persons aged between 15 and 24 46 13.35% 8,472 8,743 -0.45%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 57 50.85% 32,270 30,400 +3.10%Persons aged 65 years and over 27 15.06% 9,556 9,107 +0.75%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 43 74.79% 47,464 47,476 -0.02%Persons of Catholic religion 20 32.73% 20,770 20,204 +0.94%Persons of Anglican religion 61 21.80% 13,835 15,203 -2.27%Persons of non-Christian religion 18 10.93% 6,935 3,836 +5.14%Persons of Islamic religion 8 6.18% 3,923 2,239 +2.80%Persons of Buddhist religion 15 3.62% 2,299 1,120 +1.96%Persons of Jewish religion 56 0.05% 32 30 +0.00%Persons of no religion 84 6.94% 4,403 4,787 -0.64%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 59 0.89% 565 434 +0.22%Persons born overseas 40 26.80% 17,009 14,546 +4.09%Persons born in UK and Ireland 66 3.06% 1,941 2,310 -0.61%Persons born in Southern Europe 20 5.13% 3,256 3,182 +0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 18 4.98% 3,163 2,281 +1.46%Persons born in the Middle East 10 4.24% 2,692 1,935 +1.26%Persons born in North-East Asia 33 2.31% 1,465 1,038 +0.71%Persons born in Southern Asia 35 0.93% 589 422 +0.28%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 27 22.07% 14,004 11,488 +4.18%Persons with both parents born overseas 29 40.20% 25,509 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 31 50.01% 31,737 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 20 4.82% 3,057 2,256 +1.33%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 22 31.49% 19,986 14,445 +9.20%

Families“Traditional Families” 43 38.94% 6,753 6,284 +2.80%Single parent families 69 8.29% 1,438 1,260 +1.06%Couple families (without children) 71 31.00% 5,376 5,401 -0.15%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 55 18.86% 3,271 4,342 -6.38%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 60 22.75% 3,944 4,830 -5.28%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 28 19.31% 3,348 3,299 +0.29%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 32 14.43% 2,503 1,477 +6.12%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 33 12.10% 2,098 834 +7.53%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 45 54.83% 27,704 26,444 +2.61%Unemployment rate 63 5.5% 1,615 1,946 -1.3%Labour Force 52 58.03% 29,319 28,390 -0.83%Women in the labour force 66 43.92% 12,878 12,292 +2.06%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 48 3.53% 978 1,057 -0.30%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 90 0.18% 50 81 -0.12%Employees (Health and Community Services) 88 7.17% 1,986 1,811 +0.66%Employees (Education) 62 6.20% 1,719 1,630 +0.34%Employees (Manufacturing) 14 16.15% 4,473 4,309 +0.62%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 37 15.69% 4,347 3,922 +1.61%Persons employed in professional occupations 73 21.16% 5,863 5,117 +2.82%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 50 21.94% 6,079 6,143 -0.24%

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EAST HILLS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,317Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 56 14.21% 7,145 5,723 +2.95%Persons with trade qualifications 34 18.47% 9,288 8,025 +2.62%Persons with no qualifications 36 56.01% 28,172 28,496 -0.67%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 62 15.74% 9,991 9,556 +0.72%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 27 36.04% 3,601 3,049 +5.78%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 57 5.61% 3,558 3,249 +0.51%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 38 38.65% 24,528 28,096 -5.92%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 33 19.26% 4,610 4,216 +1.73%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 69 22.48% 4,933 4,282 +3.14%Owner or purchaser dwellings 19 72.08% 15,820 15,484 +1.62%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 33 62.47% 3,101 2,101 +20.94%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 37 6.16% 304 60 +5.58%Households with two or more motor vehicles 29 45.96% 10,086 9,216 +4.20%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 59 0.61% 141 83 +0.28%Flat or apartment dwellings 73 3.93% 910 633 +1.34%Public Housing 14 9.30% 2,041 1,926 +0.55%Dwellings which are caravans 63 0.03% 6 0 +0.03%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 45 33.31% 21,139 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,862 10,610 68.3 31.7 6.7

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

East Hills

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

East Hills 52

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EPPING (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,557Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 59 - 65,144 61,554 +5.83%Population growth 33 - 65,144 61,554 +5.83%Population density (persons per sq. km) 25 - 1,979.5 1,870.4 +5.83%Area (sq. kms) 72 - 33 33 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 54 64.74% - 66.29% -2.34%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 74 - 42,173 40,804 +3.36%Persons who changed address since 1996 35 39.53% 25,749 23,277 +4.02%Persons Aged under 5 83 5.41% 3,524 3,321 +0.33%Persons aged between 5 and 14 69 12.64% 8,232 7,785 +0.73%Persons aged between 15 and 24 12 15.34% 9,996 9,700 +0.48%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 50 51.26% 33,394 31,630 +2.87%Persons aged 65 years and over 47 13.54% 8,821 8,524 +0.48%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 72 65.85% 42,897 43,632 -1.19%Persons of Catholic religion 72 23.81% 15,514 15,014 +0.81%Persons of Anglican religion 67 19.44% 12,661 13,867 -1.96%Persons of non-Christian religion 27 7.54% 4,915 2,620 +3.73%Persons of Islamic religion 34 1.15% 748 418 +0.54%Persons of Buddhist religion 19 3.27% 2,128 994 +1.84%Persons of Jewish religion 17 0.27% 174 182 -0.01%Persons of no religion 12 15.55% 10,130 9,861 +0.44%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 87 0.22% 143 114 +0.05%Persons born overseas 22 33.33% 21,711 18,333 +5.49%Persons born in UK and Ireland 47 4.37% 2,849 3,263 -0.67%Persons born in Southern Europe 55 1.40% 915 877 +0.06%Persons born in South East Asia 24 3.60% 2,343 1,842 +0.81%Persons born in the Middle East 25 1.50% 975 831 +0.23%Persons born in North-East Asia 2 12.43% 8,100 6,007 +3.40%Persons born in Southern Asia 7 3.11% 2,025 1,393 +1.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 21 25.95% 16,906 13,258 +5.93%Persons with both parents born overseas 26 41.21% 26,843 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 26 52.22% 34,021 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 24 3.74% 2,437 1,631 +1.31%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 25 27.67% 18,028 12,615 +8.79%

Families“Traditional Families” 17 43.85% 7,575 7,068 +3.02%Single parent families 88 6.49% 1,121 1,031 +0.54%Couple families (without children) 59 33.01% 5,702 5,742 -0.24%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 79 11.29% 1,951 2,720 -4.57%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 81 16.72% 2,888 3,736 -5.04%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 67 16.53% 2,856 3,512 -3.90%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 16 17.35% 2,997 2,054 +5.61%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 12 26.05% 4,501 2,611 +11.24%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 24 59.40% 31,635 30,406 +2.44%Unemployment rate 76 4.3% 1,438 1,280 +0.3%Labour Force 29 62.10% 33,073 31,686 -0.67%Women in the labour force 11 46.77% 15,467 14,616 +2.69%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 50 3.51% 1,111 1,096 +0.05%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 60 0.42% 132 114 +0.06%Employees (Health and Community Services) 25 10.68% 3,378 3,264 +0.38%Employees (Education) 4 10.03% 3,172 3,173 -0.00%Employees (Manufacturing) 59 9.19% 2,907 2,700 +0.68%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 11 25.93% 8,204 7,323 +2.91%Persons employed in professional occupations 8 44.72% 14,147 12,946 +3.97%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 85 9.92% 3,138 3,270 -0.44%

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EPPING (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,557Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 5 38.70% 20,203 17,375 +5.61%Persons with trade qualifications 77 12.92% 6,744 5,938 +1.60%Persons with no qualifications 83 39.31% 20,526 21,675 -2.28%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 64 15.62% 10,177 9,898 +0.45%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 59 29.16% 2,968 3,025 -0.58%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 3 11.53% 7,510 6,541 +1.57%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 85 20.12% 13,106 18,554 -8.85%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 24 24.36% 6,410 5,685 +2.88%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 71 22.12% 5,105 5,012 +0.42%Owner or purchaser dwellings 23 71.36% 16,470 15,688 +3.57%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 17 71.73% 3,722 2,594 +24.77%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 15 39.30% 2,009 669 +25.77%Households with two or more motor vehicles 24 46.90% 10,826 10,038 +3.58%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 25 12.59% 3,068 2,738 +1.51%Flat or apartment dwellings 30 17.49% 4,260 3,504 +3.45%Public Housing 85 1.34% 309 327 -0.08%Dwellings which are caravans 72 0.02% 4 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 6 54.65% 35,604 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,434 20,512 42.9 57.1 9.6

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Epping

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Epping 54

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FAIRFIELD (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,167Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 25 - 70,245 68,214 +2.98%Population growth 57 - 70,245 68,214 +2.98%Population density (persons per sq. km) 18 - 2,457.0 2,385.9 +2.98%Area (sq. kms) 75 - 29 29 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 71 62.00% - 61.81% +0.31%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 45 - 43,551 42,160 +3.30%Persons who changed address since 1996 72 34.88% 24,503 22,552 +2.86%Persons Aged under 5 28 7.20% 5,055 5,187 -0.19%Persons aged between 5 and 14 51 14.58% 10,245 9,629 +0.90%Persons aged between 15 and 24 31 14.32% 10,059 10,724 -0.97%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 45 51.76% 36,362 35,173 +1.74%Persons aged 65 years and over 66 11.74% 8,245 7,174 +1.57%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 79 62.80% 44,116 46,258 -3.14%Persons of Catholic religion 15 33.71% 23,677 24,137 -0.67%Persons of Anglican religion 88 9.81% 6,893 8,587 -2.48%Persons of non-Christian religion 4 23.40% 16,436 10,480 +8.73%Persons of Islamic religion 7 6.70% 4,709 2,640 +3.03%Persons of Buddhist religion 2 15.67% 11,004 7,145 +5.66%Persons of Jewish religion 76 0.03% 18 15 +0.00%Persons of no religion 91 5.77% 4,053 6,464 -3.53%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 68 0.61% 426 459 -0.05%Persons born overseas 2 50.68% 35,598 34,116 +2.17%Persons born in UK and Ireland 87 1.81% 1,273 1,620 -0.51%Persons born in Southern Europe 11 7.96% 5,588 5,966 -0.55%Persons born in South East Asia 2 17.31% 12,160 11,624 +0.79%Persons born in the Middle East 3 10.28% 7,219 5,529 +2.48%Persons born in North-East Asia 31 2.95% 2,070 1,769 +0.44%Persons born in Southern Asia 45 0.57% 397 338 +0.09%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 2 47.48% 33,351 31,762 +2.33%Persons with both parents born overseas 3 67.20% 47,203 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 3 73.13% 51,369 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 2 14.77% 10,373 9,792 +0.85%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 3 61.61% 43,276 36,338 +10.17%

Families“Traditional Families” 25 41.00% 7,363 7,687 -1.80%Single parent families 16 12.61% 2,265 1,966 +1.66%Couple families (without children) 85 24.70% 4,435 4,473 -0.21%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 19 26.81% 4,815 6,056 -6.89%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 29 27.56% 4,949 5,655 -3.92%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 61 16.98% 3,049 2,633 +2.31%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 74 8.98% 1,612 855 +4.20%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 70 6.02% 1,082 511 +3.17%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 84 43.48% 23,871 24,038 -0.31%Unemployment rate 4 13.5% 3,730 4,415 -2.0%Labour Force 82 50.27% 27,601 28,453 -3.04%Women in the labour force 89 40.71% 11,235 11,564 -1.16%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 89 2.51% 600 661 -0.25%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 63 0.38% 90 69 +0.09%Employees (Health and Community Services) 90 6.93% 1,655 1,651 +0.02%Employees (Education) 90 3.69% 880 853 +0.11%Employees (Manufacturing) 2 22.60% 5,395 5,703 -1.28%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 50 13.98% 3,338 3,054 +1.18%Persons employed in professional occupations 90 14.72% 3,514 3,170 +1.43%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 5 28.77% 6,869 7,333 -1.93%

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FAIRFIELD (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,167Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 85 10.52% 5,750 4,948 +1.50%Persons with trade qualifications 79 12.77% 6,982 6,024 +1.79%Persons with no qualifications 2 63.45% 34,684 35,264 -1.09%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 57 16.15% 11,342 11,392 -0.07%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 69 26.17% 2,968 2,689 +2.45%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 51 5.93% 4,165 3,918 +0.36%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 60 31.63% 22,219 24,512 -3.36%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 36 18.45% 3,859 3,602 +1.22%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 15 34.07% 7,604 7,304 +1.40%Owner or purchaser dwellings 76 58.41% 13,036 12,850 +0.87%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 50 51.59% 2,044 1,305 +19.49%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 60 2.56% 195 39 +2.10%Households with two or more motor vehicles 67 36.68% 8,187 7,456 +3.39%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 34 7.69% 1,809 2,054 -1.14%Flat or apartment dwellings 36 13.04% 3,065 3,020 +0.21%Public Housing 6 11.92% 2,661 2,511 +0.70%Dwellings which are caravans 52 0.23% 55 0 +0.26%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 90 23.39% 16,429 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,891 7,163 78.3 21.7 11.9

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Fairfield

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Fairfield 56

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GEORGES RIVER (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,512Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 51 - 66,086 61,476 +7.50%Population growth 27 - 66,086 61,476 +7.50%Population density (persons per sq. km) 13 - 2,719.6 2,529.9 +7.50%Area (sq. kms) 82 - 24 24 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 48 65.63% - 67.32% -2.52%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 52 - 43,370 41,386 +4.79%Persons who changed address since 1996 66 36.06% 23,829 20,395 +5.59%Persons Aged under 5 69 6.06% 4,007 3,796 +0.34%Persons aged between 5 and 14 71 12.22% 8,074 7,336 +1.20%Persons aged between 15 and 24 41 13.58% 8,972 8,659 +0.51%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 36 52.18% 34,486 31,689 +4.55%Persons aged 65 years and over 26 15.07% 9,960 9,804 +0.25%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 63 69.75% 46,098 46,124 -0.04%Persons of Catholic religion 48 27.60% 18,239 17,851 +0.63%Persons of Anglican religion 69 18.74% 12,384 13,534 -1.87%Persons of non-Christian religion 29 6.92% 4,576 2,528 +3.33%Persons of Islamic religion 22 2.44% 1,612 1,296 +0.51%Persons of Buddhist religion 20 3.10% 2,046 610 +2.34%Persons of Jewish religion 31 0.14% 94 111 -0.03%Persons of no religion 27 13.26% 8,766 7,877 +1.45%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 75 0.46% 306 269 +0.06%Persons born overseas 24 32.20% 21,280 17,342 +6.41%Persons born in UK and Ireland 63 3.23% 2,136 2,455 -0.52%Persons born in Southern Europe 15 6.08% 4,021 4,005 +0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 28 3.13% 2,066 1,594 +0.77%Persons born in the Middle East 28 1.34% 886 892 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 7 10.17% 6,724 3,877 +4.63%Persons born in Southern Asia 26 1.20% 794 517 +0.45%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 20 26.40% 17,446 13,558 +6.32%Persons with both parents born overseas 20 44.21% 29,214 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 24 54.28% 35,874 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 17 5.65% 3,732 2,508 +1.99%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 17 34.13% 22,557 15,953 +10.74%

Families“Traditional Families” 37 39.71% 7,084 6,399 +4.12%Single parent families 72 8.10% 1,445 1,118 +1.97%Couple families (without children) 57 33.18% 5,920 5,708 +1.28%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 64 16.84% 3,004 3,835 -5.00%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 67 21.54% 3,843 4,553 -4.28%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 48 18.07% 3,223 3,168 +0.33%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 29 15.14% 2,701 1,521 +7.11%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 27 16.69% 2,977 1,483 +9.00%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 36 56.37% 30,410 28,216 +4.36%Unemployment rate 71 5.1% 1,639 1,707 -0.6%Labour Force 42 59.41% 32,049 29,923 -0.12%Women in the labour force 22 46.03% 14,753 13,449 +4.36%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 31 3.80% 1,154 1,134 +0.07%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 85 0.21% 65 63 +0.01%Employees (Health and Community Services) 62 8.46% 2,573 2,302 +0.96%Employees (Education) 36 7.25% 2,204 2,021 +0.65%Employees (Manufacturing) 37 11.95% 3,633 3,537 +0.34%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 20 21.25% 6,462 5,432 +3.66%Persons employed in professional occupations 28 29.97% 9,115 7,702 +5.00%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 74 16.54% 5,031 5,122 -0.32%

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GEORGES RIVER (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,512Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 23 24.11% 12,881 10,141 +5.45%Persons with trade qualifications 53 16.58% 8,857 7,502 +2.70%Persons with no qualifications 66 47.90% 25,585 26,075 -0.97%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 71 14.43% 9,537 8,958 +0.94%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 28 35.83% 3,417 3,130 +3.20%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 22 7.85% 5,186 4,220 +1.57%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 65 30.09% 19,888 24,463 -7.44%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 11 29.91% 7,802 6,514 +5.34%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 53 24.73% 6,087 5,485 +2.63%Owner or purchaser dwellings 38 68.10% 16,760 15,982 +3.40%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 29 65.99% 3,133 2,080 +25.99%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 26 18.48% 1,125 268 +15.22%Households with two or more motor vehicles 58 38.50% 9,477 8,737 +3.25%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 17 20.46% 5,399 4,011 +6.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 24 25.56% 6,745 5,009 +7.61%Public Housing 67 2.50% 615 517 +0.43%Dwellings which are caravans 78 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 26 41.40% 27,359 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,559 16,763 56.3 43.7 8.3

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Georges River

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Georges River 58

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GOSFORD (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,058Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 35 - 67,964 61,835 +9.91%Population growth 16 - 67,964 61,835 +9.91%Population density (persons per sq. km) 46 - 681.7 620.2 +9.91%Area (sq. kms) 49 - 100 100 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 29 67.23% - 66.58% +0.98%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 20 - 45,691 41,169 +10.98%Persons who changed address since 1996 13 44.03% 29,927 25,884 +6.54%Persons Aged under 5 70 6.06% 4,119 4,385 -0.43%Persons aged between 5 and 14 46 14.92% 10,142 9,584 +0.90%Persons aged between 15 and 24 72 11.86% 8,060 7,205 +1.38%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 84 49.06% 33,345 29,928 +5.53%Persons aged 65 years and over 10 17.70% 12,028 10,444 +2.56%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 29 76.65% 52,095 48,207 +6.29%Persons of Catholic religion 55 26.70% 18,147 15,963 +3.53%Persons of Anglican religion 22 30.84% 20,958 20,295 +1.07%Persons of non-Christian religion 65 1.32% 895 506 +0.63%Persons of Islamic religion 64 0.21% 143 98 +0.07%Persons of Buddhist religion 62 0.51% 346 116 +0.37%Persons of Jewish religion 28 0.17% 118 94 +0.04%Persons of no religion 41 11.95% 8,125 8,026 +0.16%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 55 1.25% 848 593 +0.41%Persons born overseas 58 14.44% 9,813 8,687 +1.82%Persons born in UK and Ireland 15 7.04% 4,786 4,445 +0.55%Persons born in Southern Europe 69 0.84% 569 460 +0.18%Persons born in South East Asia 62 0.60% 408 339 +0.11%Persons born in the Middle East 61 0.16% 110 79 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 55 0.44% 302 293 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 60 0.27% 181 143 +0.06%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 63 4.87% 3,313 2,762 +0.89%Persons with both parents born overseas 59 18.24% 12,395 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 59 31.02% 21,082 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 69 0.27% 181 116 +0.11%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 66 3.67% 2,493 1,867 +1.01%

Families“Traditional Families” 60 36.72% 6,864 6,595 +1.58%Single parent families 43 10.81% 2,020 1,698 +1.89%Couple families (without children) 23 39.30% 7,347 6,569 +4.56%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 47 20.56% 3,844 5,262 -8.32%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 47 25.37% 4,742 5,287 -3.20%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 29 19.26% 3,601 2,814 +4.62%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 46 12.51% 2,339 952 +8.14%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 43 10.38% 1,940 733 +7.08%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 53 53.28% 28,589 24,742 +8.05%Unemployment rate 48 7.0% 2,143 2,313 -1.6%Labour Force 56 57.28% 30,732 27,055 +0.51%Women in the labour force 14 46.37% 14,251 12,248 +7.40%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 46 3.61% 1,033 935 +0.40%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 48 0.53% 151 177 -0.11%Employees (Health and Community Services) 8 12.29% 3,513 3,045 +1.89%Employees (Education) 27 7.76% 2,219 1,854 +1.48%Employees (Manufacturing) 60 9.17% 2,620 2,389 +0.94%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 38 15.59% 4,457 3,344 +4.51%Persons employed in professional occupations 41 27.26% 7,794 6,509 +5.18%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 62 19.81% 5,663 5,167 +2.00%

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GOSFORD (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,058Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 37 18.66% 9,971 7,741 +4.67%Persons with trade qualifications 19 19.79% 10,572 8,200 +4.96%Persons with no qualifications 64 49.00% 26,181 25,583 +1.25%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 38 17.41% 11,832 10,880 +1.54%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 53 30.16% 3,568 2,878 +6.34%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 67 5.10% 3,463 2,653 +1.31%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 40 38.54% 26,192 28,177 -3.21%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 46 13.53% 3,071 2,797 +1.39%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 68 22.51% 6,018 5,707 +1.31%Owner or purchaser dwellings 29 69.70% 18,630 16,423 +9.31%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 40 57.85% 4,055 2,410 +27.09%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 35 7.80% 469 102 +6.21%Households with two or more motor vehicles 46 42.08% 11,247 8,979 +9.53%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 44 2.95% 929 765 +0.69%Flat or apartment dwellings 50 6.85% 2,160 2,234 -0.31%Public Housing 52 3.46% 924 932 -0.03%Dwellings which are caravans 11 3.27% 1,029 508 +2.19%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 34 37.39% 25,413 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

18,262 19,984 47.7 52.3 3.2

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Gosford

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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GRANVILLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,884Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 20 - 71,028 67,994 +4.46%Population growth 44 - 71,028 67,994 +4.46%Population density (persons per sq. km) 12 - 2,900.3 2,776.4 +4.46%Area (sq. kms) 81 - 24 24 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 79 60.59% - 62.97% -3.78%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 58 - 43,036 42,817 +0.51%Persons who changed address since 1996 81 33.95% 24,115 21,183 +4.31%Persons Aged under 5 12 7.84% 5,570 5,473 +0.14%Persons aged between 5 and 14 50 14.67% 10,422 9,696 +1.07%Persons aged between 15 and 24 25 14.50% 10,302 10,197 +0.15%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 80 49.71% 35,305 33,495 +2.66%Persons aged 65 years and over 54 12.74% 9,051 9,126 -0.11%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 71 66.49% 47,229 49,963 -4.02%Persons of Catholic religion 3 38.26% 27,176 27,755 -0.85%Persons of Anglican religion 82 12.69% 9,012 10,957 -2.86%Persons of non-Christian religion 8 18.01% 12,792 7,630 +7.59%Persons of Islamic religion 4 12.16% 8,636 5,059 +5.26%Persons of Buddhist religion 12 3.76% 2,674 1,437 +1.82%Persons of Jewish religion 75 0.03% 19 21 -0.00%Persons of no religion 87 6.58% 4,671 5,529 -1.26%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 57 0.92% 650 593 +0.08%Persons born overseas 13 38.59% 27,412 24,854 +3.76%Persons born in UK and Ireland 81 2.09% 1,483 1,976 -0.73%Persons born in Southern Europe 21 4.73% 3,360 3,659 -0.44%Persons born in South East Asia 15 5.14% 3,651 3,247 +0.59%Persons born in the Middle East 2 12.21% 8,673 7,321 +1.99%Persons born in North-East Asia 26 3.51% 2,491 1,946 +0.80%Persons born in Southern Asia 19 1.86% 1,320 1,227 +0.14%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 10 34.23% 24,315 21,619 +3.97%Persons with both parents born overseas 10 57.14% 40,584 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 10 65.29% 46,375 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 10 7.88% 5,599 4,871 +1.07%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 9 49.81% 35,376 27,775 +11.18%

Families“Traditional Families” 23 41.83% 7,481 7,302 +1.01%Single parent families 44 10.79% 1,930 1,765 +0.93%Couple families (without children) 78 27.07% 4,842 5,021 -1.01%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 32 23.92% 4,277 5,683 -7.89%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 37 26.67% 4,770 5,614 -4.74%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 42 18.55% 3,318 2,782 +3.01%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 64 10.11% 1,808 985 +4.62%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 64 6.82% 1,220 443 +4.36%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 77 47.44% 26,084 24,951 +2.14%Unemployment rate 20 10.0% 2,883 3,243 -1.5%Labour Force 77 52.68% 28,967 28,194 -0.64%Women in the labour force 84 41.70% 12,079 11,571 +1.80%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 80 2.79% 727 856 -0.52%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 81 0.24% 63 81 -0.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 79 7.56% 1,972 1,904 +0.27%Employees (Education) 86 4.37% 1,141 1,075 +0.27%Employees (Manufacturing) 16 15.56% 4,060 4,298 -0.96%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 36 15.82% 4,127 3,612 +2.07%Persons employed in professional occupations 85 17.15% 4,475 3,898 +2.32%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 23 25.16% 6,564 6,637 -0.29%

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GRANVILLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,884Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 63 13.39% 7,317 5,958 +2.57%Persons with trade qualifications 70 14.21% 7,765 6,728 +1.96%Persons with no qualifications 13 59.39% 32,463 32,926 -0.88%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 61 16.01% 11,372 11,137 +0.35%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 16 40.46% 4,601 4,500 +0.91%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 45 6.18% 4,388 3,862 +0.77%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 57 33.40% 23,725 27,476 -5.52%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 27 22.43% 5,094 4,629 +2.17%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 17 32.94% 8,020 7,220 +3.44%Owner or purchaser dwellings 79 57.79% 14,070 14,513 -1.90%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 46 54.02% 2,330 1,639 +15.84%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 53 2.98% 239 51 +2.57%Households with two or more motor vehicles 76 33.78% 8,222 7,253 +4.15%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 31 10.01% 2,588 2,110 +2.05%Flat or apartment dwellings 29 18.24% 4,714 3,814 +3.85%Public Housing 13 9.51% 2,315 2,347 -0.14%Dwellings which are caravans 66 0.02% 6 3 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 78 26.77% 19,017 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,720 13,011 64.6 35.4 0.4

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Granville

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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HAWKESBURY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,237Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 19 - 71,232 63,430 +12.30%Population growth 11 - 71,232 63,430 +12.30%Population density (persons per sq. km) 71 - 21.5 19.1 +12.30%Area (sq. kms) 23 - 3,313 3,313 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 65 63.11% - 63.57% -0.73%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 25 - 44,951 40,320 +11.49%Persons who changed address since 1996 57 37.18% 26,483 21,849 +7.31%Persons Aged under 5 33 7.05% 5,023 4,386 +1.00%Persons aged between 5 and 14 15 16.11% 11,478 10,738 +1.17%Persons aged between 15 and 24 37 13.79% 9,824 9,423 +0.63%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 16 53.98% 38,454 33,280 +8.16%Persons aged 65 years and over 82 8.65% 6,164 5,171 +1.57%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 45 74.73% 53,233 48,342 +7.71%Persons of Catholic religion 46 28.13% 20,034 16,768 +5.15%Persons of Anglican religion 31 28.34% 20,190 19,077 +1.75%Persons of non-Christian religion 59 1.78% 1,266 767 +0.79%Persons of Islamic religion 53 0.50% 353 187 +0.26%Persons of Buddhist religion 58 0.57% 405 185 +0.35%Persons of Jewish religion 36 0.11% 75 169 -0.15%Persons of no religion 40 11.96% 8,516 8,318 +0.31%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 60 0.85% 605 518 +0.14%Persons born overseas 55 16.35% 11,649 10,494 +1.82%Persons born in UK and Ireland 32 5.73% 4,082 4,040 +0.07%Persons born in Southern Europe 47 2.40% 1,713 1,696 +0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 51 0.94% 672 450 +0.35%Persons born in the Middle East 43 0.69% 492 415 +0.12%Persons born in North-East Asia 45 0.81% 575 507 +0.11%Persons born in Southern Asia 48 0.45% 319 223 +0.15%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 52 8.24% 5,868 5,215 +1.03%Persons with both parents born overseas 54 23.43% 16,688 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 55 36.50% 25,999 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 57 0.63% 448 425 +0.04%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 52 8.45% 6,019 4,828 +1.88%

Families“Traditional Families” 14 45.03% 8,625 7,909 +4.19%Single parent families 82 7.19% 1,378 1,314 +0.37%Couple families (without children) 70 31.46% 6,026 4,999 +6.01%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 77 11.96% 2,292 3,115 -4.81%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 68 21.32% 4,084 4,872 -4.61%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 21 19.78% 3,789 3,366 +2.47%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 22 16.48% 3,158 1,611 +9.05%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 26 17.32% 3,318 1,583 +10.15%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 6 65.65% 35,897 31,529 +9.05%Unemployment rate 86 3.5% 1,317 1,459 -0.9%Labour Force 6 68.06% 37,214 32,988 -0.19%Women in the labour force 38 44.98% 16,738 14,454 +6.92%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 75 2.98% 1,069 934 +0.43%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 23 4.87% 1,747 2,019 -0.86%Employees (Health and Community Services) 74 7.83% 2,811 2,448 +1.15%Employees (Education) 37 7.24% 2,600 2,313 +0.91%Employees (Manufacturing) 41 11.66% 4,186 3,716 +1.49%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 47 14.41% 5,173 4,040 +3.59%Persons employed in professional occupations 29 29.72% 10,667 9,185 +4.71%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 51 21.75% 7,806 6,964 +2.68%

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HAWKESBURY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,237Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 35 19.66% 10,701 8,469 +4.63%Persons with trade qualifications 5 21.32% 11,608 8,652 +6.13%Persons with no qualifications 67 47.40% 25,803 25,513 +0.60%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 14 18.72% 13,337 12,627 +1.12%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 25 36.68% 4,892 3,963 +7.36%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 54 5.72% 4,072 3,644 +0.67%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 47 35.64% 25,390 26,129 -1.17%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 59 6.39% 1,812 1,514 +1.20%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 89 14.41% 3,387 3,361 +0.13%Owner or purchaser dwellings 7 76.34% 17,940 15,737 +10.69%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 30 65.47% 5,178 2,991 +35.72%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 27 18.07% 612 269 +8.79%Households with two or more motor vehicles 2 66.38% 15,598 13,197 +11.61%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 75 0.16% 40 37 +0.01%Flat or apartment dwellings 86 2.33% 586 470 +0.56%Public Housing 83 1.40% 328 294 +0.16%Dwellings which are caravans 24 1.27% 319 277 +0.20%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 30 39.62% 28,225 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

12,466 21,510 36.7 63.3 8.5

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Hawkesbury

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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HEATHCOTE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,587Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 78 - 62,918 61,053 +3.05%Population growth 56 - 62,918 61,053 +3.05%Population density (persons per sq. km) 58 - 178.0 172.7 +3.05%Area (sq. kms) 36 - 353 353 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 25 67.43% - 65.89% +2.34%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 70 - 42,423 40,226 +5.46%Persons who changed address since 1996 90 32.28% 20,313 17,899 +3.95%Persons Aged under 5 34 7.02% 4,419 4,652 -0.38%Persons aged between 5 and 14 52 14.57% 9,168 9,513 -0.57%Persons aged between 15 and 24 32 14.25% 8,967 9,066 -0.16%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 14 54.52% 34,306 32,370 +3.17%Persons aged 65 years and over 78 9.25% 5,818 5,335 +0.79%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 30 76.11% 47,885 47,440 +0.73%Persons of Catholic religion 39 29.31% 18,443 17,458 +1.61%Persons of Anglican religion 32 28.32% 17,818 18,156 -0.55%Persons of non-Christian religion 60 1.74% 1,095 646 +0.74%Persons of Islamic religion 55 0.38% 242 176 +0.11%Persons of Buddhist religion 65 0.49% 308 163 +0.24%Persons of Jewish religion 15 0.29% 182 49 +0.22%Persons of no religion 31 12.82% 8,068 8,021 +0.08%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 64 0.72% 456 333 +0.20%Persons born overseas 60 13.95% 8,778 8,579 +0.33%Persons born in UK and Ireland 31 5.80% 3,647 3,942 -0.48%Persons born in Southern Europe 62 1.05% 661 629 +0.05%Persons born in South East Asia 57 0.80% 502 472 +0.05%Persons born in the Middle East 56 0.23% 146 129 +0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 51 0.57% 358 329 +0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 51 0.42% 265 228 +0.06%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 60 5.89% 3,704 3,462 +0.40%Persons with both parents born overseas 57 18.89% 11,886 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 56 31.88% 20,059 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 62 0.41% 259 215 +0.07%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 59 5.40% 3,396 2,751 +1.06%

Families“Traditional Families” 19 43.36% 7,600 7,718 -0.70%Single parent families 80 7.33% 1,284 1,204 +0.48%Couple families (without children) 69 31.46% 5,515 4,875 +3.80%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 81 10.72% 1,878 2,613 -4.37%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 76 18.20% 3,189 4,455 -7.52%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 5 21.68% 3,799 3,907 -0.64%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 4 19.35% 3,392 1,992 +8.32%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 22 18.26% 3,201 1,589 +9.58%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 3 68.31% 33,684 31,283 +5.12%Unemployment rate 88 3.4% 1,195 1,296 -0.6%Labour Force 2 70.74% 34,879 32,579 +1.18%Women in the labour force 26 45.77% 15,962 14,606 +4.16%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 22 4.13% 1,392 1,176 +0.69%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 79 0.25% 83 90 -0.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 51 9.16% 3,086 2,622 +1.49%Employees (Education) 20 7.92% 2,668 2,339 +1.05%Employees (Manufacturing) 44 11.42% 3,846 3,721 +0.40%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 28 18.42% 6,204 5,559 +2.06%Persons employed in professional occupations 37 27.51% 9,268 8,260 +3.22%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 63 19.29% 6,499 6,118 +1.22%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 28 21.69% 10,646 9,015 +3.48%Persons with trade qualifications 1 23.63% 11,602 9,443 +4.60%Persons with no qualifications 74 45.03% 22,108 22,657 -1.17%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 33 17.72% 11,146 11,365 -0.36%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 50 30.41% 3,390 3,303 +0.77%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 36 6.73% 4,232 4,051 +0.30%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 48 35.54% 22,360 25,358 -4.91%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 28 21.81% 6,080 5,460 +2.38%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 88 17.04% 3,731 3,178 +2.73%Owner or purchaser dwellings 5 77.54% 16,981 16,106 +4.32%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 26 68.04% 4,981 3,306 +24.73%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 30 14.46% 540 111 +12.67%Households with two or more motor vehicles 9 54.43% 11,920 10,592 +6.53%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 27 11.32% 2,644 1,376 +6.25%Flat or apartment dwellings 34 13.49% 3,150 2,078 +5.28%Public Housing 80 1.73% 378 363 +0.07%Dwellings which are caravans 50 0.26% 60 44 +0.08%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 18 45.69% 28,746 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,864 14,336 60.4 39.6 8

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Heathcote

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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HEFFRON (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,175Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 24 - 70,285 64,237 +9.42%Population growth 17 - 70,285 64,237 +9.42%Population density (persons per sq. km) 30 - 1,631.5 1,491.1 +9.42%Area (sq. kms) 65 - 43 43 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 70 62.08% - 63.33% -1.98%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 41 - 43,632 40,682 +7.25%Persons who changed address since 1996 28 40.82% 28,693 25,060 +5.66%Persons Aged under 5 77 5.60% 3,935 3,895 +0.06%Persons aged between 5 and 14 87 10.10% 7,097 6,994 +0.16%Persons aged between 15 and 24 9 15.55% 10,931 9,242 +2.63%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 12 55.29% 38,864 35,531 +5.19%Persons aged 65 years and over 62 12.13% 8,525 8,012 +0.80%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 81 62.61% 44,005 44,014 -0.01%Persons of Catholic religion 32 30.18% 21,211 21,275 -0.10%Persons of Anglican religion 84 12.48% 8,770 8,685 +0.13%Persons of non-Christian religion 12 12.57% 8,837 6,397 +3.80%Persons of Islamic religion 11 5.54% 3,895 3,186 +1.10%Persons of Buddhist religion 11 3.89% 2,735 1,521 +1.89%Persons of Jewish religion 8 1.58% 1,113 752 +0.56%Persons of no religion 39 11.96% 8,403 8,420 -0.03%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 34 1.79% 1,257 1,187 +0.11%Persons born overseas 10 40.99% 28,811 28,050 +1.18%Persons born in UK and Ireland 58 3.48% 2,444 2,287 +0.24%Persons born in Southern Europe 12 7.61% 5,351 6,177 -1.29%Persons born in South East Asia 9 7.29% 5,124 4,491 +0.99%Persons born in the Middle East 16 2.62% 1,838 2,102 -0.41%Persons born in North-East Asia 22 4.55% 3,201 2,895 +0.48%Persons born in Southern Asia 10 2.87% 2,014 1,530 +0.75%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 12 34.00% 23,900 23,875 +0.04%Persons with both parents born overseas 13 52.77% 37,092 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 13 61.02% 42,889 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 13 7.06% 4,964 5,415 -0.70%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 13 40.91% 28,752 26,951 +2.80%

Families“Traditional Families” 79 33.35% 5,709 5,744 -0.21%Single parent families 40 10.94% 1,872 1,897 -0.15%Couple families (without children) 55 33.88% 5,800 5,068 +4.48%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 52 19.59% 3,353 4,688 -8.17%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 65 22.05% 3,775 4,727 -5.82%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 43 18.52% 3,171 2,836 +2.05%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 37 13.79% 2,360 1,215 +7.00%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 30 13.62% 2,332 793 +9.42%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 47 54.40% 32,191 28,029 +7.80%Unemployment rate 54 6.8% 2,335 2,707 -2.0%Labour Force 50 58.34% 34,526 30,736 +0.71%Women in the labour force 43 44.71% 15,437 13,508 +6.28%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 44 3.62% 1,164 1,185 -0.08%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 69 0.33% 106 69 +0.13%Employees (Health and Community Services) 64 8.46% 2,723 2,401 +1.16%Employees (Education) 64 6.06% 1,949 1,552 +1.43%Employees (Manufacturing) 50 10.80% 3,476 3,890 -1.49%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 24 19.40% 6,246 4,456 +6.43%Persons employed in professional occupations 45 26.79% 8,625 6,047 +9.24%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 67 18.07% 5,815 6,178 -1.30%

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HEFFRON (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,175Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 25 22.84% 13,322 9,430 +7.29%Persons with trade qualifications 80 12.73% 7,427 5,972 +2.73%Persons with no qualifications 60 50.80% 29,625 30,717 -2.05%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 88 10.94% 7,688 8,142 -0.71%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 13 42.77% 3,288 3,204 +1.03%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 7 10.53% 7,400 5,035 +3.68%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 75 26.49% 18,619 23,297 -7.28%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 10 29.99% 8,412 6,684 +7.08%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 7 40.67% 11,112 10,116 +4.04%Owner or purchaser dwellings 86 49.18% 13,436 12,727 +2.88%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 15 72.29% 3,399 2,231 +28.76%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 20 27.86% 3,096 687 +23.55%Households with two or more motor vehicles 89 25.21% 6,889 5,596 +5.27%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 6 35.67% 10,333 7,933 +9.72%Flat or apartment dwellings 8 41.64% 12,062 9,777 +9.26%Public Housing 5 12.06% 3,296 3,311 -0.06%Dwellings which are caravans 80 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 29 39.81% 27,977 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,478 7,998 76.1 23.9 6.3

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Heffron

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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HORNSBY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,730Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 34 - 68,056 64,276 +5.88%Population growth 32 - 68,056 64,276 +5.88%Population density (persons per sq. km) 51 - 396.6 374.5 +5.88%Area (sq. kms) 44 - 172 172 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 60 63.97% - 63.97% +0.01%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 46 - 43,536 41,115 +5.89%Persons who changed address since 1996 52 37.45% 25,490 23,105 +3.71%Persons Aged under 5 44 6.63% 4,514 4,426 +0.14%Persons aged between 5 and 14 64 13.64% 9,285 9,185 +0.16%Persons aged between 15 and 24 35 13.90% 9,461 9,572 -0.17%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 22 53.51% 36,418 33,337 +4.79%Persons aged 65 years and over 68 11.52% 7,840 7,347 +0.77%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 65 68.56% 46,659 46,090 +0.89%Persons of Catholic religion 73 23.80% 16,194 15,484 +1.10%Persons of Anglican religion 50 24.43% 16,625 17,171 -0.85%Persons of non-Christian religion 38 5.23% 3,558 2,150 +2.19%Persons of Islamic religion 31 1.34% 912 575 +0.52%Persons of Buddhist religion 36 1.58% 1,074 481 +0.92%Persons of Jewish religion 13 0.39% 264 247 +0.03%Persons of no religion 15 14.36% 9,774 9,938 -0.26%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 76 0.41% 281 198 +0.13%Persons born overseas 37 27.67% 18,831 16,656 +3.38%Persons born in UK and Ireland 16 7.03% 4,781 5,064 -0.44%Persons born in Southern Europe 59 1.23% 840 769 +0.11%Persons born in South East Asia 36 2.54% 1,731 1,527 +0.32%Persons born in the Middle East 30 1.31% 894 688 +0.32%Persons born in North-East Asia 19 4.81% 3,276 2,340 +1.46%Persons born in Southern Asia 18 1.97% 1,342 1,027 +0.49%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 36 16.65% 11,328 9,392 +3.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 41 33.83% 23,024 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 38 47.06% 32,028 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 34 2.06% 1,405 1,143 +0.41%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 39 16.20% 11,025 8,259 +4.30%

Families“Traditional Families” 16 43.95% 8,091 7,824 +1.56%Single parent families 77 7.53% 1,386 1,232 +0.90%Couple families (without children) 62 32.02% 5,894 5,328 +3.30%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 82 10.37% 1,909 2,639 -4.26%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 77 17.82% 3,281 4,275 -5.80%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 31 18.96% 3,491 3,773 -1.64%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 8 19.06% 3,508 2,057 +8.46%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 16 21.45% 3,948 2,227 +10.03%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 9 63.75% 34,549 32,418 +4.21%Unemployment rate 77 4.2% 1,518 1,412 +0.0%Labour Force 11 66.55% 36,067 33,830 -0.25%Women in the labour force 16 46.29% 16,696 15,568 +3.33%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 56 3.35% 1,156 1,205 -0.15%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 49 0.52% 179 117 +0.19%Employees (Health and Community Services) 14 11.38% 3,933 3,908 +0.08%Employees (Education) 13 8.51% 2,941 2,797 +0.45%Employees (Manufacturing) 65 8.76% 3,026 2,892 +0.41%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 13 23.94% 8,270 7,272 +3.09%Persons employed in professional occupations 15 36.40% 12,576 11,364 +3.74%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 77 14.97% 5,171 5,108 +0.19%

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HORNSBY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,730Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 14 31.53% 16,935 14,076 +5.65%Persons with trade qualifications 52 16.97% 9,114 7,445 +3.30%Persons with no qualifications 81 41.11% 22,084 23,065 -1.94%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 48 16.89% 11,498 11,400 +0.15%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 43 33.13% 3,809 3,657 +1.33%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 18 8.41% 5,723 5,092 +0.98%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 79 24.79% 16,873 21,245 -6.80%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 12 29.54% 8,456 7,395 +3.93%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 70 22.43% 5,378 4,838 +2.45%Owner or purchaser dwellings 22 71.52% 17,147 16,047 +4.99%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 21 69.95% 4,959 3,319 +26.22%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 18 29.46% 1,585 335 +24.96%Households with two or more motor vehicles 36 45.08% 10,810 9,795 +4.60%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 24 15.18% 3,823 2,759 +4.83%Flat or apartment dwellings 28 18.81% 4,736 3,575 +5.27%Public Housing 79 1.89% 453 407 +0.21%Dwellings which are caravans 41 0.46% 115 92 +0.10%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 11 50.79% 34,568 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

17,117 19,065 47.3 52.7 11

23-Feb-2002

Party Vote Party Vote

LIB 20,096 IND 13,309

% 60.2 % 39.8

Hornsby (2)

Resignation of Stephen O'DohertyBy-ElectionElectoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Hornsby

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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ILLAWARRA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,744Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 83 - 62,511 62,079 +0.70%Population growth 75 - 62,511 62,079 +0.70%Population density (persons per sq. km) 54 - 343.1 340.8 +0.70%Area (sq. kms) 42 - 182 182 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 61 63.86% - 62.60% +2.00%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 92 - 39,918 38,863 +2.71%Persons who changed address since 1996 91 32.25% 20,158 18,381 +2.86%Persons Aged under 5 17 7.51% 4,693 4,893 -0.32%Persons aged between 5 and 14 24 15.80% 9,878 10,173 -0.48%Persons aged between 15 and 24 36 13.82% 8,638 8,980 -0.55%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 44 51.80% 32,382 31,933 +0.72%Persons aged 65 years and over 73 10.85% 6,783 5,853 +1.50%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 12 78.67% 49,180 49,716 -0.86%Persons of Catholic religion 34 30.03% 18,774 18,854 -0.13%Persons of Anglican religion 41 27.17% 16,987 17,293 -0.49%Persons of non-Christian religion 57 1.86% 1,164 825 +0.55%Persons of Islamic religion 41 0.95% 593 433 +0.26%Persons of Buddhist religion 70 0.47% 294 199 +0.15%Persons of Jewish religion 73 0.03% 19 9 +0.02%Persons of no religion 56 10.97% 6,860 7,143 -0.46%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 42 1.66% 1,038 825 +0.34%Persons born overseas 46 20.27% 12,674 13,853 -1.90%Persons born in UK and Ireland 6 8.20% 5,125 5,982 -1.38%Persons born in Southern Europe 19 5.35% 3,343 3,434 -0.15%Persons born in South East Asia 58 0.76% 478 484 -0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 49 0.50% 310 247 +0.10%Persons born in North-East Asia 61 0.36% 222 228 -0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 59 0.27% 169 184 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 45 10.99% 6,870 7,250 -0.61%Persons with both parents born overseas 45 29.66% 18,541 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 44 43.49% 27,185 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 42 1.46% 913 937 -0.04%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 46 12.34% 7,711 7,771 -0.10%

Families“Traditional Families” 22 42.10% 7,429 7,540 -0.63%Single parent families 56 9.97% 1,760 1,684 +0.43%Couple families (without children) 63 31.99% 5,645 5,328 +1.80%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 45 21.03% 3,710 4,863 -6.56%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 54 23.78% 4,196 5,088 -5.07%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 11 21.13% 3,728 3,364 +2.07%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 38 13.51% 2,384 1,272 +6.33%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 47 9.12% 1,609 800 +4.60%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 42 55.52% 26,611 25,372 +2.64%Unemployment rate 38 7.6% 2,199 3,056 -3.1%Labour Force 38 60.11% 28,810 28,428 -0.33%Women in the labour force 74 43.52% 12,537 11,662 +3.08%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 45 3.62% 962 844 +0.47%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 58 0.44% 117 109 +0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 32 10.22% 2,719 2,443 +1.09%Employees (Education) 14 8.26% 2,199 1,971 +0.90%Employees (Manufacturing) 12 16.80% 4,471 4,692 -0.87%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 58 12.76% 3,396 3,145 +0.99%Persons employed in professional occupations 68 21.73% 5,781 5,497 +1.12%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 33 23.97% 6,378 6,150 +0.90%

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ILLAWARRA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,744Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 47 15.10% 7,220 6,707 +1.09%Persons with trade qualifications 6 21.16% 10,115 8,288 +3.89%Persons with no qualifications 49 53.84% 25,739 26,768 -2.19%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 19 18.52% 11,576 11,826 -0.40%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 71 25.20% 2,917 2,720 +1.67%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 47 6.16% 3,848 3,834 +0.02%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 30 41.67% 26,048 28,484 -3.92%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 60 5.99% 1,321 1,234 +0.41%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 79 20.30% 4,379 4,795 -1.99%Owner or purchaser dwellings 11 74.75% 16,124 15,169 +4.57%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 56 47.70% 3,147 2,173 +15.98%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 82 1.71% 75 27 +0.98%Households with two or more motor vehicles 16 49.54% 10,686 9,737 +4.55%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 93 0.00% 0 91 -0.44%Flat or apartment dwellings 67 4.88% 1,101 984 +0.56%Public Housing 18 7.96% 1,718 1,989 -1.30%Dwellings which are caravans 70 0.02% 4 3 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 43 33.81% 21,137 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,848 8,554 72.8 27.2 5.1

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Illawarra

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Illawarra 72

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KEIRA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,782Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 90 - 61,560 59,099 +4.16%Population growth 46 - 61,560 59,099 +4.16%Population density (persons per sq. km) 57 - 274.9 263.9 +4.16%Area (sq. kms) 38 - 224 224 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 31 66.94% - 66.70% +0.36%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 85 - 41,207 39,418 +4.54%Persons who changed address since 1996 84 33.51% 20,627 19,614 +1.71%Persons Aged under 5 54 6.42% 3,955 4,142 -0.32%Persons aged between 5 and 14 61 13.92% 8,569 8,188 +0.64%Persons aged between 15 and 24 49 13.15% 8,094 8,400 -0.52%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 63 50.51% 31,096 29,583 +2.56%Persons aged 65 years and over 24 15.49% 9,537 8,595 +1.59%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 49 73.97% 45,534 45,252 +0.48%Persons of Catholic religion 42 28.95% 17,824 17,003 +1.39%Persons of Anglican religion 49 24.46% 15,060 15,006 +0.09%Persons of non-Christian religion 46 2.78% 1,713 1,428 +0.48%Persons of Islamic religion 37 1.09% 670 694 -0.04%Persons of Buddhist religion 46 1.09% 668 406 +0.44%Persons of Jewish religion 51 0.06% 36 48 -0.02%Persons of no religion 30 12.88% 7,926 7,606 +0.54%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 54 1.25% 770 602 +0.28%Persons born overseas 47 19.49% 11,997 12,506 -0.86%Persons born in UK and Ireland 18 6.57% 4,044 4,395 -0.59%Persons born in Southern Europe 25 4.16% 2,558 2,628 -0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 48 1.34% 824 847 -0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 44 0.66% 409 473 -0.11%Persons born in North-East Asia 44 0.92% 569 492 +0.13%Persons born in Southern Asia 53 0.38% 231 242 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 44 11.30% 6,954 7,217 -0.45%Persons with both parents born overseas 46 27.35% 16,835 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 47 40.91% 25,182 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 44 1.45% 893 1,037 -0.24%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 45 12.35% 7,605 7,492 +0.19%

Families“Traditional Families” 65 36.05% 6,081 5,976 +0.64%Single parent families 39 11.09% 1,871 1,781 +0.54%Couple families (without children) 44 36.13% 6,094 5,802 +1.77%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 36 23.31% 3,931 5,201 -7.69%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 61 22.68% 3,826 4,377 -3.33%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 36 18.72% 3,157 2,870 +1.74%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 44 12.86% 2,169 1,137 +6.25%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 42 10.49% 1,770 978 +4.79%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 66 50.74% 24,862 23,220 +3.51%Unemployment rate 36 8.2% 2,219 2,762 -2.4%Labour Force 67 55.27% 27,081 25,982 -0.36%Women in the labour force 50 44.43% 12,030 11,100 +3.58%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 14 4.48% 1,114 1,009 +0.45%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 54 0.46% 115 72 +0.19%Employees (Health and Community Services) 20 11.16% 2,773 2,422 +1.51%Employees (Education) 3 11.29% 2,806 2,394 +1.77%Employees (Manufacturing) 34 12.42% 3,086 3,118 -0.14%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 49 14.03% 3,488 2,899 +2.54%Persons employed in professional occupations 33 28.76% 7,150 6,323 +3.57%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 58 20.51% 5,098 4,932 +0.72%

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KEIRA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,782Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 34 19.93% 9,713 8,159 +3.32%Persons with trade qualifications 23 19.20% 9,357 7,614 +3.73%Persons with no qualifications 62 49.63% 24,183 25,548 -2.92%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 60 16.08% 9,899 9,537 +0.61%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 62 28.16% 2,788 2,442 +3.63%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 20 8.05% 4,954 4,524 +0.73%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 35 39.17% 24,111 26,849 -4.63%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 52 11.29% 2,322 1,954 +1.90%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 32 28.16% 6,693 6,504 +0.85%Owner or purchaser dwellings 56 65.37% 15,537 14,700 +3.76%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 42 57.17% 2,869 1,925 +20.96%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 46 3.81% 255 69 +2.79%Households with two or more motor vehicles 56 38.65% 9,185 8,074 +4.96%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 50 1.61% 410 452 -0.19%Flat or apartment dwellings 35 13.26% 3,368 2,871 +2.23%Public Housing 15 9.28% 2,205 2,214 -0.04%Dwellings which are caravans 55 0.11% 29 21 +0.04%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 38 35.54% 21,880 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,294 8,635 72.1 27.9 4.5

Party Vote Party Vote

ALP 19,821 IND 14,390

% 57.9 % 42.1

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Keira

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Keira (1)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

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KIAMA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,865Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 30 - 68,829 60,162 +14.41%Population growth 8 - 68,829 60,162 +14.41%Population density (persons per sq. km) 60 - 86.9 75.9 +14.41%Area (sq. kms) 33 - 792 792 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 57 64.42% - 62.96% +2.33%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 34 - 44,340 37,875 +17.07%Persons who changed address since 1996 45 38.15% 26,255 22,776 +5.78%Persons Aged under 5 29 7.18% 4,940 4,779 +0.27%Persons aged between 5 and 14 12 16.27% 11,196 10,074 +1.86%Persons aged between 15 and 24 61 12.43% 8,558 7,713 +1.40%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 61 50.60% 34,825 30,001 +8.02%Persons aged 65 years and over 49 13.30% 9,151 7,449 +2.83%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 17 78.17% 53,805 47,906 +9.81%Persons of Catholic religion 40 29.08% 20,016 17,317 +4.49%Persons of Anglican religion 26 29.44% 20,265 17,939 +3.87%Persons of non-Christian religion 70 1.15% 789 492 +0.49%Persons of Islamic religion 56 0.35% 242 178 +0.11%Persons of Buddhist religion 72 0.44% 300 142 +0.26%Persons of Jewish religion 61 0.05% 32 35 -0.00%Persons of no religion 48 11.64% 8,014 7,488 +0.87%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 40 1.68% 1,156 878 +0.46%Persons born overseas 54 16.92% 11,644 10,523 +1.86%Persons born in UK and Ireland 8 7.79% 5,359 5,003 +0.59%Persons born in Southern Europe 29 3.83% 2,636 2,388 +0.41%Persons born in South East Asia 65 0.57% 391 321 +0.12%Persons born in the Middle East 59 0.18% 121 93 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 77 0.21% 147 141 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 86 0.11% 73 63 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 54 7.77% 5,347 4,895 +0.75%Persons with both parents born overseas 53 24.05% 16,554 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 51 37.41% 25,749 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 52 0.93% 640 571 +0.11%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 54 8.06% 5,551 4,740 +1.35%

Families“Traditional Families” 29 40.56% 7,774 7,193 +3.49%Single parent families 54 10.09% 1,934 1,505 +2.58%Couple families (without children) 49 35.60% 6,823 5,715 +6.66%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 42 22.06% 4,228 4,987 -4.56%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 45 25.97% 4,978 5,110 -0.79%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 14 20.71% 3,969 2,902 +6.41%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 50 11.54% 2,211 1,017 +7.18%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 51 8.06% 1,545 598 +5.69%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 55 53.13% 27,983 23,727 +9.42%Unemployment rate 37 7.9% 2,413 2,740 -2.4%Labour Force 54 57.72% 30,396 26,467 -0.92%Women in the labour force 65 43.94% 13,357 11,155 +8.32%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 28 3.91% 1,095 952 +0.60%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 31 2.12% 594 680 -0.36%Employees (Health and Community Services) 30 10.34% 2,893 2,318 +2.43%Employees (Education) 16 8.21% 2,297 1,898 +1.69%Employees (Manufacturing) 23 14.01% 3,919 3,519 +1.69%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 66 11.18% 3,127 2,648 +2.03%Persons employed in professional occupations 62 22.52% 6,302 5,398 +3.84%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 36 23.79% 6,659 5,830 +3.52%

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KIAMA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,865Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 49 14.96% 7,860 6,321 +3.41%Persons with trade qualifications 8 20.83% 10,945 7,988 +6.55%Persons with no qualifications 53 53.22% 27,959 25,725 +4.95%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 13 18.83% 12,958 11,614 +2.23%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 81 21.72% 2,815 2,346 +4.04%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 68 5.02% 3,452 2,965 +0.81%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 26 42.68% 29,376 27,992 +2.30%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 66 3.40% 763 743 +0.10%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 74 21.59% 5,360 4,674 +3.25%Owner or purchaser dwellings 20 72.00% 17,872 15,297 +12.19%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 51 50.36% 3,451 2,263 +20.67%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 54 2.96% 159 39 +2.42%Households with two or more motor vehicles 21 47.78% 11,858 9,417 +11.55%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 54 0.92% 254 199 +0.26%Flat or apartment dwellings 63 5.10% 1,413 1,372 +0.19%Public Housing 30 5.27% 1,308 1,068 +1.14%Dwellings which are caravans 16 1.90% 527 500 +0.13%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 49 32.54% 22,399 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,048 10,995 67.7 32.3 3.1

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Kiama

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Kiama 76

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KOGARAH (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,756Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 38 - 67,753 64,673 +4.76%Population growth 39 - 67,753 64,673 +4.76%Population density (persons per sq. km) 9 - 3,478.1 3,320.0 +4.76%Area (sq. kms) 86 - 19 19 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 62 63.51% - 65.55% -3.11%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 59 - 43,029 42,392 +1.50%Persons who changed address since 1996 59 36.78% 24,918 23,181 +2.69%Persons Aged under 5 47 6.57% 4,454 4,096 +0.55%Persons aged between 5 and 14 72 12.12% 8,210 7,300 +1.41%Persons aged between 15 and 24 53 12.77% 8,653 8,945 -0.45%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 27 53.04% 35,939 33,769 +3.36%Persons aged 65 years and over 30 14.63% 9,913 10,089 -0.27%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 70 66.70% 45,191 46,657 -2.27%Persons of Catholic religion 66 25.50% 17,277 18,132 -1.32%Persons of Anglican religion 80 13.43% 9,099 10,638 -2.38%Persons of non-Christian religion 16 10.94% 7,410 4,664 +4.25%Persons of Islamic religion 10 5.67% 3,841 2,734 +1.71%Persons of Buddhist religion 18 3.40% 2,306 766 +2.38%Persons of Jewish religion 19 0.26% 177 228 -0.08%Persons of no religion 47 11.69% 7,918 8,119 -0.31%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 81 0.36% 244 243 +0.00%Persons born overseas 11 39.76% 26,940 24,328 +4.04%Persons born in UK and Ireland 75 2.60% 1,759 2,191 -0.67%Persons born in Southern Europe 6 10.45% 7,079 7,164 -0.13%Persons born in South East Asia 23 3.60% 2,440 2,046 +0.61%Persons born in the Middle East 15 2.74% 1,856 1,695 +0.25%Persons born in North-East Asia 4 10.31% 6,985 5,147 +2.84%Persons born in Southern Asia 22 1.46% 986 678 +0.48%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 11 34.03% 23,054 20,293 +4.27%Persons with both parents born overseas 11 55.84% 37,831 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 11 64.56% 43,743 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 12 7.61% 5,153 4,237 +1.42%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 11 47.29% 32,038 25,275 +10.46%

Families“Traditional Families” 34 40.26% 7,186 6,609 +3.36%Single parent families 71 8.26% 1,475 1,276 +1.16%Couple families (without children) 66 31.64% 5,647 5,741 -0.55%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 59 17.81% 3,179 4,028 -4.95%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 62 22.56% 4,026 4,911 -5.16%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 38 18.65% 3,328 3,297 +0.18%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 36 13.95% 2,490 1,490 +5.83%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 28 14.43% 2,575 1,228 +7.85%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 46 54.73% 30,115 28,795 +2.48%Unemployment rate 59 5.8% 1,849 2,191 -1.3%Labour Force 51 58.09% 31,964 30,986 -0.04%Women in the labour force 33 45.28% 14,474 13,822 +2.10%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 66 3.21% 966 1,197 -0.80%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 93 0.14% 42 45 -0.01%Employees (Health and Community Services) 55 8.89% 2,677 2,579 +0.34%Employees (Education) 75 5.32% 1,602 1,497 +0.36%Employees (Manufacturing) 38 11.94% 3,597 3,733 -0.47%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 23 19.94% 6,004 5,152 +2.96%Persons employed in professional occupations 44 26.84% 8,085 7,035 +3.66%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 66 18.38% 5,537 5,729 -0.67%

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KOGARAH (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,756Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 26 22.42% 12,220 9,824 +4.50%Persons with trade qualifications 65 14.69% 8,006 7,004 +1.88%Persons with no qualifications 61 50.02% 27,262 28,624 -2.56%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 73 13.85% 9,386 8,778 +0.94%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 32 35.37% 3,320 3,046 +3.12%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 26 7.63% 5,170 4,641 +0.82%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 69 28.31% 19,178 23,924 -7.34%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 13 28.01% 7,286 6,547 +2.98%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 44 26.25% 6,331 6,178 +0.66%Owner or purchaser dwellings 53 65.70% 15,847 15,576 +1.16%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 27 67.49% 2,881 1,914 +25.59%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 29 15.42% 977 260 +11.25%Households with two or more motor vehicles 68 36.47% 8,798 8,091 +3.02%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 21 17.86% 4,609 4,478 +0.56%Flat or apartment dwellings 22 26.96% 6,958 6,272 +2.93%Public Housing 81 1.58% 381 377 +0.02%Dwellings which are caravans 69 0.02% 5 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 33 37.66% 25,519 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,381 15,784 57.5 42.5 6.9

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Kogarah

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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KU-RING-GAI (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,491Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 74 - 63,452 60,979 +4.06%Population growth 51 - 63,452 60,979 +4.06%Population density (persons per sq. km) 34 - 1,175.3 1,129.4 +4.06%Area (sq. kms) 59 - 54 54 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 58 64.07% - 65.06% -1.52%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 89 - 40,653 39,671 +2.48%Persons who changed address since 1996 53 37.45% 23,760 21,893 +3.06%Persons Aged under 5 85 5.39% 3,418 3,109 +0.51%Persons aged between 5 and 14 43 15.00% 9,518 8,876 +1.05%Persons aged between 15 and 24 28 14.42% 9,150 9,377 -0.37%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 90 48.17% 30,568 29,382 +1.94%Persons aged 65 years and over 19 15.87% 10,068 9,597 +0.77%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 62 70.05% 44,445 43,518 +1.52%Persons of Catholic religion 90 20.79% 13,193 12,089 +1.81%Persons of Anglican religion 24 29.60% 18,784 18,803 -0.03%Persons of non-Christian religion 37 5.67% 3,596 2,788 +1.33%Persons of Islamic religion 48 0.58% 366 245 +0.20%Persons of Buddhist religion 30 1.85% 1,172 642 +0.87%Persons of Jewish religion 6 1.83% 1,161 1,297 -0.22%Persons of no religion 25 13.50% 8,569 9,118 -0.90%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 92 0.12% 75 55 +0.03%Persons born overseas 33 29.28% 18,576 17,190 +2.27%Persons born in UK and Ireland 12 7.16% 4,545 4,436 +0.18%Persons born in Southern Europe 64 1.02% 646 554 +0.15%Persons born in South East Asia 37 2.30% 1,459 1,188 +0.44%Persons born in the Middle East 40 0.78% 493 403 +0.15%Persons born in North-East Asia 11 6.87% 4,356 4,221 +0.22%Persons born in Southern Asia 28 1.18% 751 550 +0.33%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 38 16.12% 10,226 9,530 +1.14%Persons with both parents born overseas 38 35.02% 22,218 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 34 48.95% 31,057 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 39 1.65% 1,047 1,035 +0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 42 14.93% 9,474 8,141 +2.19%

Families“Traditional Families” 7 47.12% 8,131 7,827 +1.83%Single parent families 90 5.97% 1,030 960 +0.42%Couple families (without children) 64 31.90% 5,505 5,183 +1.93%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 91 7.47% 1,289 1,812 -3.14%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 92 11.94% 2,061 2,823 -4.58%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 89 13.20% 2,277 2,760 -2.90%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 10 18.35% 3,167 1,687 +8.89%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 2 34.67% 5,982 4,804 +7.08%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 30 58.40% 29,440 28,410 +2.11%Unemployment rate 85 3.6% 1,097 992 +0.2%Labour Force 34 60.57% 30,537 29,402 +0.37%Women in the labour force 19 46.17% 14,099 13,498 +2.04%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 90 2.42% 712 833 -0.43%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 57 0.45% 131 117 +0.05%Employees (Health and Community Services) 16 11.35% 3,340 3,284 +0.20%Employees (Education) 8 9.06% 2,667 2,629 +0.13%Employees (Manufacturing) 83 6.99% 2,058 1,854 +0.72%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 4 32.07% 9,441 8,814 +2.20%Persons employed in professional occupations 2 51.83% 15,259 14,238 +3.58%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 92 6.19% 1,822 1,801 +0.07%

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KU-RING-GAI (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,491Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 2 44.23% 22,022 19,362 +5.44%Persons with trade qualifications 89 9.97% 4,966 4,256 +1.45%Persons with no qualifications 89 35.69% 17,767 19,812 -4.18%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 9 19.22% 12,193 11,835 +0.59%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 4 57.17% 6,971 6,705 +2.25%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 16 8.76% 5,561 5,424 +0.22%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 90 14.71% 9,335 15,039 -9.35%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 14 27.97% 6,489 5,700 +3.50%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 91 12.04% 2,594 2,808 -1.03%Owner or purchaser dwellings 3 82.66% 17,811 16,929 +4.24%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 4 77.60% 4,043 3,036 +21.16%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 2 68.36% 1,776 1,310 +15.43%Households with two or more motor vehicles 7 57.43% 12,378 11,441 +4.50%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 36 7.19% 1,638 1,599 +0.19%Flat or apartment dwellings 37 12.21% 2,782 2,582 +0.96%Public Housing 93 0.14% 30 28 +0.01%Dwellings which are caravans 87 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 2 58.96% 37,413 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

10,826 25,298 30 70 8.3

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Ku-ring-gai

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Ku-ring-gai 80

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LACHLAN (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,233Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 85 - 62,383 63,520 -1.79%Population growth 86 - 62,383 63,520 -1.79%Population density (persons per sq. km) 91 - 1.7 1.7 -1.79%Area (sq. kms) 3 - 36,795 36,795 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 26 67.41% - 68.39% -1.43%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 77 - 42,055 43,441 -3.19%Persons who changed address since 1996 88 32.81% 20,467 21,046 -0.91%Persons Aged under 5 25 7.25% 4,521 4,847 -0.51%Persons aged between 5 and 14 14 16.20% 10,103 10,486 -0.60%Persons aged between 15 and 24 84 11.02% 6,872 7,368 -0.78%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 81 49.60% 30,939 31,434 -0.78%Persons aged 65 years and over 20 15.81% 9,861 9,285 +0.91%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 1 85.29% 53,204 55,742 -4.00%Persons of Catholic religion 13 33.93% 21,164 21,727 -0.89%Persons of Anglican religion 18 31.28% 19,515 20,273 -1.19%Persons of non-Christian religion 90 0.56% 348 222 +0.20%Persons of Islamic religion 58 0.26% 161 111 +0.08%Persons of Buddhist religion 92 0.15% 92 39 +0.08%Persons of Jewish religion 81 0.02% 15 18 -0.00%Persons of no religion 90 5.93% 3,700 3,861 -0.25%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 10 3.86% 2,410 1,989 +0.66%Persons born overseas 93 4.24% 2,643 2,648 -0.01%Persons born in UK and Ireland 86 1.84% 1,147 1,276 -0.20%Persons born in Southern Europe 89 0.31% 192 185 +0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 93 0.22% 138 108 +0.05%Persons born in the Middle East 71 0.08% 53 72 -0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 89 0.13% 81 91 -0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 92 0.08% 47 52 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 93 1.66% 1,036 1,028 +0.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 93 5.42% 3,383 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 93 11.19% 6,979 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 87 0.13% 80 77 +0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 93 1.23% 765 784 -0.03%

Families“Traditional Families” 50 38.45% 6,385 7,005 -3.65%Single parent families 60 9.48% 1,575 1,386 +1.11%Couple families (without children) 25 39.23% 6,515 6,240 +1.62%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 16 27.78% 4,613 6,373 -10.35%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 8 31.71% 5,266 5,672 -2.39%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 71 15.88% 2,638 1,676 +5.66%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 85 6.75% 1,121 421 +4.12%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 82 4.93% 818 294 +3.08%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 61 52.32% 24,981 24,121 +1.78%Unemployment rate 55 6.7% 1,797 2,429 -2.4%Labour Force 63 56.08% 26,778 26,550 +0.87%Women in the labour force 82 41.90% 11,217 10,667 +2.07%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 64 3.24% 810 918 -0.44%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 2 26.66% 6,660 6,290 +1.52%Employees (Health and Community Services) 63 8.46% 2,114 2,065 +0.20%Employees (Education) 44 7.09% 1,772 1,832 -0.25%Employees (Manufacturing) 85 6.74% 1,684 1,823 -0.57%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 93 5.87% 1,467 1,452 +0.06%Persons employed in professional occupations 22 33.03% 8,252 8,013 +0.99%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 16 25.51% 6,373 6,028 +1.43%

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LACHLAN (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,233Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 89 9.92% 4,728 4,426 +0.63%Persons with trade qualifications 60 15.51% 7,392 6,060 +2.76%Persons with no qualifications 5 61.77% 29,448 31,350 -3.95%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 18 18.53% 11,560 12,112 -0.87%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 72 24.98% 2,888 2,881 +0.06%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 86 3.79% 2,362 2,067 +0.46%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 8 46.15% 28,787 30,618 -2.88%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 91 0.76% 141 144 -0.02%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 76 20.87% 4,921 5,087 -0.71%Owner or purchaser dwellings 25 71.02% 16,745 16,537 +0.89%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 92 16.60% 766 534 +5.20%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 85 1.63% 80 24 +0.97%Households with two or more motor vehicles 23 47.20% 11,128 10,296 +3.55%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 82 0.11% 31 31 +0.00%Flat or apartment dwellings 75 3.74% 1,010 1,144 -0.57%Public Housing 46 3.91% 923 1,052 -0.55%Dwellings which are caravans 33 0.82% 221 178 +0.18%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 87 23.98% 14,961 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

12,680 24,940 33.7 66.3 1

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Lachlan

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Lachlan 82

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LAKE MACQUARIE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,325Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 70 - 63,665 62,825 +1.34%Population growth 72 - 63,665 62,825 +1.34%Population density (persons per sq. km) 59 - 132.3 130.6 +1.34%Area (sq. kms) 35 - 481 481 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 13 68.37% - 67.26% +1.65%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 47 - 43,525 42,253 +3.01%Persons who changed address since 1996 51 37.59% 23,930 22,955 +1.55%Persons Aged under 5 51 6.49% 4,134 4,640 -0.81%Persons aged between 5 and 14 32 15.33% 9,761 9,899 -0.22%Persons aged between 15 and 24 62 12.31% 7,839 8,328 -0.78%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 73 50.05% 31,864 30,689 +1.87%Persons aged 65 years and over 23 15.55% 9,899 9,041 +1.37%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 47 74.20% 47,241 47,557 -0.50%Persons of Catholic religion 91 20.36% 12,962 12,412 +0.88%Persons of Anglican religion 33 28.30% 18,020 18,064 -0.07%Persons of non-Christian religion 81 0.86% 545 366 +0.28%Persons of Islamic religion 81 0.11% 67 65 +0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 73 0.44% 277 120 +0.25%Persons of Jewish religion 58 0.05% 31 12 +0.03%Persons of no religion 24 13.54% 8,620 8,515 +0.17%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 25 2.35% 1,493 1,278 +0.34%Persons born overseas 72 10.01% 6,373 6,487 -0.18%Persons born in UK and Ireland 49 4.22% 2,689 2,851 -0.26%Persons born in Southern Europe 77 0.65% 411 333 +0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 72 0.47% 299 283 +0.03%Persons born in the Middle East 87 0.05% 33 33 +0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 80 0.21% 132 128 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 68 0.20% 129 121 +0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 74 3.88% 2,472 2,465 +0.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 73 12.61% 8,029 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 72 23.41% 14,906 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 80 0.22% 139 119 +0.03%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 73 2.96% 1,883 1,806 +0.12%

Families“Traditional Families” 64 36.08% 6,456 6,827 -2.15%Single parent families 30 11.52% 2,061 1,817 +1.41%Couple families (without children) 32 38.09% 6,815 6,156 +3.81%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 22 25.90% 4,635 5,722 -6.29%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 25 28.18% 5,042 5,188 -0.84%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 55 17.68% 3,164 2,767 +2.30%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 68 9.83% 1,759 1,007 +4.35%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 67 6.48% 1,159 604 +3.21%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 72 47.90% 23,826 23,217 +1.26%Unemployment rate 19 10.1% 2,663 2,913 -1.1%Labour Force 76 53.25% 26,489 26,130 -1.04%Women in the labour force 62 44.07% 11,673 11,071 +2.30%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 63 3.24% 773 811 -0.16%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 37 0.90% 214 213 +0.00%Employees (Health and Community Services) 4 12.98% 3,092 2,942 +0.64%Employees (Education) 29 7.72% 1,839 1,848 -0.04%Employees (Manufacturing) 31 12.92% 3,079 3,304 -0.96%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 67 10.93% 2,605 2,401 +0.87%Persons employed in professional occupations 65 22.04% 5,253 4,977 +1.19%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 24 24.56% 5,852 5,936 -0.36%

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LAKE MACQUARIE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,325Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 59 13.86% 6,874 6,244 +1.31%Persons with trade qualifications 7 20.93% 10,381 8,464 +3.97%Persons with no qualifications 50 53.80% 26,683 28,034 -2.80%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 35 17.62% 11,216 11,491 -0.44%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 74 24.45% 2,742 2,372 +3.22%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 61 5.38% 3,426 3,457 -0.05%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 12 45.51% 28,973 31,412 -3.88%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 62 4.43% 847 892 -0.24%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 77 20.82% 4,909 4,775 +0.60%Owner or purchaser dwellings 15 72.87% 17,177 16,190 +4.44%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 69 34.18% 2,254 1,537 +11.87%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 76 1.91% 94 39 +1.08%Households with two or more motor vehicles 34 45.64% 10,758 9,574 +5.30%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 79 0.14% 35 19 +0.07%Flat or apartment dwellings 87 2.28% 589 680 -0.41%Public Housing 38 4.52% 1,066 1,134 -0.31%Dwellings which are caravans 19 1.65% 426 260 +0.74%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 59 30.60% 19,479 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,065 11,134 69.2 30.8 4.1

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Lake Macquarie

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Lake Macquarie 84

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LAKEMBA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,724Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 54 - 66,006 65,433 +0.88%Population growth 74 - 66,006 65,433 +0.88%Population density (persons per sq. km) 11 - 3,386.7 3,357.3 +0.88%Area (sq. kms) 85 - 19 19 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 73 61.67% - 62.83% -1.85%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 88 - 40,705 41,111 -0.99%Persons who changed address since 1996 87 32.94% 21,742 21,814 -0.11%Persons Aged under 5 23 7.31% 4,823 4,944 -0.18%Persons aged between 5 and 14 66 13.37% 8,827 8,473 +0.54%Persons aged between 15 and 24 47 13.19% 8,708 9,138 -0.66%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 55 50.88% 33,581 32,996 +0.89%Persons aged 65 years and over 32 14.59% 9,632 9,584 +0.07%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 80 62.68% 41,373 44,322 -4.51%Persons of Catholic religion 53 26.78% 17,675 18,963 -1.97%Persons of Anglican religion 86 10.73% 7,081 8,952 -2.86%Persons of non-Christian religion 7 19.58% 12,927 9,895 +4.63%Persons of Islamic religion 3 12.52% 8,264 6,830 +2.19%Persons of Buddhist religion 9 5.47% 3,608 1,905 +2.60%Persons of Jewish religion 40 0.09% 59 70 -0.02%Persons of no religion 78 8.00% 5,283 6,475 -1.82%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 69 0.60% 394 492 -0.15%Persons born overseas 8 42.71% 28,193 27,751 +0.68%Persons born in UK and Ireland 84 1.86% 1,230 1,603 -0.57%Persons born in Southern Europe 8 8.86% 5,851 5,962 -0.17%Persons born in South East Asia 12 6.63% 4,374 4,366 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 6 7.26% 4,792 5,070 -0.42%Persons born in North-East Asia 10 7.66% 5,057 4,228 +1.27%Persons born in Southern Asia 21 1.55% 1,024 782 +0.37%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 9 38.66% 25,517 24,825 +1.06%Persons with both parents born overseas 7 61.47% 40,576 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 7 68.44% 45,176 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 6 10.65% 7,028 6,692 +0.51%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 6 55.99% 36,960 32,144 +7.36%

Families“Traditional Families” 30 40.48% 6,921 6,927 -0.03%Single parent families 48 10.52% 1,798 1,783 +0.09%Couple families (without children) 76 28.23% 4,826 5,169 -1.97%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 28 24.80% 4,240 5,672 -8.23%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 41 26.28% 4,492 5,397 -5.20%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 58 17.30% 2,957 2,622 +1.92%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 65 10.03% 1,714 977 +4.23%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 53 7.60% 1,300 566 +4.22%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 78 46.56% 24,354 23,988 +0.70%Unemployment rate 32 8.7% 2,326 3,136 -2.8%Labour Force 81 51.01% 26,680 27,124 -1.35%Women in the labour force 80 42.30% 11,286 11,404 -0.44%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 76 2.97% 722 933 -0.88%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 74 0.26% 63 45 +0.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 80 7.54% 1,836 1,784 +0.22%Employees (Education) 81 4.58% 1,114 1,087 +0.11%Employees (Manufacturing) 17 15.44% 3,757 4,310 -2.30%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 34 16.31% 3,968 3,561 +1.69%Persons employed in professional occupations 79 18.68% 4,548 4,142 +1.69%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 30 24.12% 5,874 6,132 -1.07%

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LAKEMBA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,724Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 52 14.50% 7,529 6,582 +1.82%Persons with trade qualifications 73 13.39% 6,952 6,139 +1.57%Persons with no qualifications 26 57.67% 29,941 32,157 -4.27%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 70 14.60% 9,640 10,012 -0.57%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 29 35.46% 3,418 3,140 +2.78%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 50 5.97% 3,938 3,711 +0.35%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 64 30.61% 20,207 24,828 -7.06%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 21 25.25% 5,380 5,050 +1.57%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 16 33.54% 7,846 8,096 -1.08%Owner or purchaser dwellings 78 58.01% 13,571 13,627 -0.24%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 38 60.44% 2,267 1,596 +19.01%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 40 5.74% 451 105 +4.17%Households with two or more motor vehicles 78 32.24% 7,544 6,836 +3.06%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 28 11.28% 2,813 2,564 +1.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 19 28.50% 7,108 6,627 +2.08%Public Housing 7 11.34% 2,654 2,597 +0.25%Dwellings which are caravans 76 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 75 27.47% 18,133 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,536 8,998 74.7 25.3 10

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Lakemba

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Lakemba 86

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LANE COVE (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,930Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 50 - 66,093 63,585 +3.94%Population growth 52 - 66,093 63,585 +3.94%Population density (persons per sq. km) 23 - 2,129.3 2,048.5 +3.94%Area (sq. kms) 74 - 31 31 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 42 66.11% - 66.49% -0.57%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 40 - 43,694 42,276 +3.35%Persons who changed address since 1996 27 41.32% 27,312 26,181 +1.78%Persons Aged under 5 72 5.86% 3,873 3,532 +0.54%Persons aged between 5 and 14 78 11.31% 7,478 6,950 +0.83%Persons aged between 15 and 24 50 13.01% 8,599 9,176 -0.91%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 17 53.93% 35,645 33,539 +3.31%Persons aged 65 years and over 29 14.71% 9,721 9,742 -0.03%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 68 67.45% 44,583 44,139 +0.70%Persons of Catholic religion 25 31.83% 21,038 19,546 +2.35%Persons of Anglican religion 63 20.38% 13,469 14,096 -0.99%Persons of non-Christian religion 35 5.88% 3,889 2,586 +2.05%Persons of Islamic religion 36 1.10% 725 598 +0.20%Persons of Buddhist religion 29 1.94% 1,283 637 +1.02%Persons of Jewish religion 9 1.43% 944 708 +0.37%Persons of no religion 14 15.16% 10,023 10,609 -0.92%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 83 0.29% 190 178 +0.02%Persons born overseas 36 28.20% 18,638 18,039 +0.94%Persons born in UK and Ireland 33 5.70% 3,769 4,049 -0.44%Persons born in Southern Europe 31 3.51% 2,321 2,341 -0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 34 2.71% 1,790 1,561 +0.36%Persons born in the Middle East 36 1.22% 805 829 -0.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 20 4.68% 3,093 2,943 +0.24%Persons born in Southern Asia 24 1.34% 885 793 +0.14%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 33 18.42% 12,174 11,510 +1.04%Persons with both parents born overseas 34 36.01% 23,799 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 33 49.11% 32,456 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 31 2.26% 1,497 1,384 +0.18%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 32 19.59% 12,946 11,414 +2.41%

Families“Traditional Families” 41 39.32% 6,498 6,012 +3.08%Single parent families 84 6.93% 1,146 1,087 +0.37%Couple families (without children) 40 37.19% 6,146 5,901 +1.55%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 83 9.80% 1,619 2,484 -5.47%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 86 14.42% 2,384 3,314 -5.89%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 80 14.57% 2,408 2,965 -3.52%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 11 17.97% 2,970 1,720 +7.91%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 8 30.57% 5,053 3,223 +11.58%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 20 61.08% 33,385 32,050 +2.52%Unemployment rate 87 3.4% 1,185 1,354 -0.6%Labour Force 22 63.25% 34,570 33,404 +0.23%Women in the labour force 7 47.42% 16,394 15,956 +1.31%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 77 2.92% 976 1,100 -0.39%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 67 0.36% 120 106 +0.04%Employees (Health and Community Services) 33 10.22% 3,412 3,584 -0.54%Employees (Education) 41 7.12% 2,377 2,460 -0.26%Employees (Manufacturing) 74 7.89% 2,636 2,599 +0.12%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 7 30.30% 10,117 8,811 +4.07%Persons employed in professional occupations 7 45.98% 15,348 13,793 +4.84%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 86 9.11% 3,041 3,432 -1.22%

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LANE COVE (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,930Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 9 37.91% 20,458 17,648 +5.30%Persons with trade qualifications 78 12.85% 6,934 5,791 +2.16%Persons with no qualifications 86 37.52% 20,249 22,871 -4.94%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 72 14.18% 9,369 9,092 +0.44%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 5 56.90% 5,331 4,698 +6.96%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 19 8.33% 5,503 5,244 +0.41%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 84 20.29% 13,410 18,934 -8.69%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 19 26.16% 7,293 6,539 +2.79%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 30 29.40% 7,405 7,589 -0.76%Owner or purchaser dwellings 63 63.28% 15,937 15,131 +3.34%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 11 75.00% 3,859 3,016 +17.86%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 14 41.05% 3,038 1,455 +20.15%Households with two or more motor vehicles 50 41.26% 10,390 9,317 +4.45%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 12 26.26% 7,069 7,089 -0.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 11 34.81% 9,371 8,545 +3.43%Public Housing 49 3.74% 942 857 +0.35%Dwellings which are caravans 51 0.25% 66 136 -0.29%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 7 53.63% 35,444 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,846 21,379 42.6 57.4 4.9

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Lane Cove

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Lane Cove 88

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LISMORE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,916Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 67 - 64,260 65,665 -2.14%Population growth 89 - 64,260 65,665 -2.14%Population density (persons per sq. km) 76 - 10.6 10.9 -2.14%Area (sq. kms) 18 - 6,049 6,049 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 27 67.38% - 67.28% +0.15%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 54 - 43,297 44,178 -1.99%Persons who changed address since 1996 49 37.63% 24,178 25,973 -2.73%Persons Aged under 5 41 6.70% 4,308 4,803 -0.75%Persons aged between 5 and 14 20 15.88% 10,204 10,751 -0.83%Persons aged between 15 and 24 40 13.59% 8,734 9,807 -1.63%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 82 49.55% 31,843 31,839 +0.01%Persons aged 65 years and over 45 13.72% 8,817 8,339 +0.73%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 59 71.20% 45,754 49,088 -5.08%Persons of Catholic religion 63 25.75% 16,546 17,291 -1.13%Persons of Anglican religion 56 23.30% 14,974 16,343 -2.08%Persons of non-Christian religion 53 2.20% 1,415 970 +0.68%Persons of Islamic religion 74 0.14% 91 55 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 48 0.99% 635 294 +0.52%Persons of Jewish religion 38 0.10% 65 48 +0.03%Persons of no religion 18 14.08% 9,045 9,756 -1.08%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 8 4.04% 2,594 2,063 +0.81%Persons born overseas 80 7.45% 4,789 4,977 -0.29%Persons born in UK and Ireland 72 2.81% 1,806 1,913 -0.16%Persons born in Southern Europe 75 0.67% 429 469 -0.06%Persons born in South East Asia 76 0.43% 276 299 -0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 83 0.06% 39 24 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 75 0.22% 140 157 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 75 0.16% 103 146 -0.07%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 77 3.18% 2,042 2,045 -0.00%Persons with both parents born overseas 78 9.78% 6,286 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 77 19.02% 12,223 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 78 0.22% 144 174 -0.05%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 74 2.90% 1,864 1,822 +0.06%

Families“Traditional Families” 62 36.46% 6,088 6,749 -3.91%Single parent families 5 15.17% 2,534 2,248 +1.69%Couple families (without children) 50 35.47% 5,924 5,631 +1.73%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 10 30.38% 5,074 6,458 -8.18%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 4 32.08% 5,358 5,790 -2.55%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 74 15.63% 2,611 1,929 +4.03%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 86 6.40% 1,069 475 +3.51%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 88 3.53% 590 295 +1.74%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 74 47.60% 23,667 24,393 -1.45%Unemployment rate 8 12.5% 3,378 3,909 -1.3%Labour Force 69 54.39% 27,045 28,302 -2.05%Women in the labour force 36 45.03% 12,179 12,352 -0.61%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 43 3.63% 859 866 -0.03%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 12 9.90% 2,344 2,424 -0.33%Employees (Health and Community Services) 2 13.36% 3,162 3,195 -0.14%Employees (Education) 6 9.66% 2,287 2,245 +0.17%Employees (Manufacturing) 55 9.86% 2,333 2,809 -1.96%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 80 8.93% 2,113 2,030 +0.34%Persons employed in professional occupations 43 26.86% 6,356 6,444 -0.36%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 45 23.25% 5,501 5,873 -1.53%

Lismore 89

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LISMORE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,916Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 51 14.84% 7,331 7,148 +0.37%Persons with trade qualifications 59 15.88% 7,842 6,732 +2.22%Persons with no qualifications 24 57.95% 28,622 30,552 -3.85%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 27 18.20% 11,695 12,481 -1.20%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 58 29.57% 3,458 3,327 +1.05%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 29 7.36% 4,727 4,668 +0.09%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 29 42.31% 27,188 29,247 -3.14%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 84 0.99% 182 235 -0.28%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 36 27.19% 6,663 6,618 +0.19%Owner or purchaser dwellings 55 65.40% 16,025 15,804 +0.93%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 87 22.69% 1,252 1,091 +3.09%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 91 1.23% 82 30 +0.75%Households with two or more motor vehicles 52 40.24% 9,861 9,093 +3.23%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 66 0.34% 92 127 -0.15%Flat or apartment dwellings 52 6.49% 1,740 1,839 -0.42%Public Housing 54 3.42% 839 990 -0.63%Dwellings which are caravans 22 1.41% 379 298 +0.34%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 67 28.89% 18,567 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,675 19,293 41.5 58.5 5.8

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Lismore

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Lismore 90

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LIVERPOOL (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,606Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 6 - 82,107 70,706 +16.12%Population growth 7 - 82,107 70,706 +16.12%Population density (persons per sq. km) 33 - 1,496.7 1,288.8 +16.12%Area (sq. kms) 58 - 55 55 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 89 57.45% - 58.15% -1.22%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 11 - 47,169 41,119 +14.71%Persons who changed address since 1996 22 41.93% 34,429 29,259 +7.31%Persons Aged under 5 6 8.35% 6,858 6,574 +0.40%Persons aged between 5 and 14 11 16.61% 13,634 11,091 +3.60%Persons aged between 15 and 24 27 14.42% 11,842 10,394 +2.05%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 46 51.75% 42,493 36,879 +7.94%Persons aged 65 years and over 83 8.44% 6,929 5,471 +2.06%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 77 64.55% 52,997 48,874 +5.83%Persons of Catholic religion 12 33.96% 27,883 25,844 +2.88%Persons of Anglican religion 83 12.63% 10,374 11,576 -1.70%Persons of non-Christian religion 6 21.48% 17,638 10,259 +10.44%Persons of Islamic religion 5 9.84% 8,082 5,005 +4.35%Persons of Buddhist religion 5 7.55% 6,195 3,158 +4.30%Persons of Jewish religion 91 0.01% 12 16 -0.01%Persons of no religion 92 5.65% 4,641 6,376 -2.45%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 43 1.65% 1,354 1,301 +0.07%Persons born overseas 7 44.29% 36,369 29,137 +10.23%Persons born in UK and Ireland 78 2.29% 1,877 2,389 -0.72%Persons born in Southern Europe 7 10.16% 8,343 5,987 +3.33%Persons born in South East Asia 4 9.73% 7,993 6,286 +2.41%Persons born in the Middle East 7 6.01% 4,935 3,005 +2.73%Persons born in North-East Asia 40 1.30% 1,066 1,099 -0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 17 2.03% 1,667 1,330 +0.48%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 7 40.23% 33,033 25,833 +10.18%Persons with both parents born overseas 8 60.06% 49,316 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 8 67.30% 55,261 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 7 9.83% 8,071 6,073 +2.83%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 8 52.26% 42,908 29,315 +19.22%

Families“Traditional Families” 12 45.93% 9,631 7,936 +9.06%Single parent families 13 13.02% 2,729 2,639 +0.48%Couple families (without children) 90 23.03% 4,829 4,758 +0.38%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 33 23.60% 4,948 6,206 -6.73%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 26 28.17% 5,907 6,164 -1.37%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 39 18.59% 3,898 2,824 +5.74%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 69 9.59% 2,010 867 +6.11%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 71 6.01% 1,261 350 +4.87%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 75 47.55% 29,279 25,409 +7.30%Unemployment rate 10 12.1% 4,020 4,325 -2.5%Labour Force 70 54.08% 33,299 29,734 -2.03%Women in the labour force 86 41.45% 13,802 12,160 +5.52%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 83 2.67% 781 844 -0.25%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 51 0.49% 142 143 -0.00%Employees (Health and Community Services) 83 7.51% 2,198 1,906 +1.15%Employees (Education) 91 3.65% 1,068 953 +0.45%Employees (Manufacturing) 3 22.42% 6,563 5,792 +3.04%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 57 13.25% 3,878 3,116 +3.00%Persons employed in professional occupations 91 14.20% 4,156 3,343 +3.20%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 3 28.93% 8,468 7,509 +3.77%

Liverpool 91

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LIVERPOOL (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,606Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 80 11.29% 6,914 5,067 +3.49%Persons with trade qualifications 69 14.37% 8,804 6,824 +3.74%Persons with no qualifications 9 60.54% 37,094 33,853 +6.12%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 28 18.11% 14,867 12,424 +3.46%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 70 25.22% 3,749 2,596 +9.28%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 55 5.64% 4,631 3,690 +1.33%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 61 31.52% 25,882 27,271 -1.96%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 41 16.36% 4,184 3,566 +2.79%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 10 37.12% 9,828 9,629 +0.85%Owner or purchaser dwellings 83 54.84% 14,518 12,556 +8.38%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 45 54.24% 3,725 2,687 +16.59%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 69 2.06% 202 54 +1.53%Households with two or more motor vehicles 63 37.19% 9,844 7,486 +10.05%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 22 16.46% 4,569 4,416 +0.65%Flat or apartment dwellings 25 21.24% 5,896 5,596 +1.28%Public Housing 2 14.37% 3,803 4,012 -0.89%Dwellings which are caravans 73 0.01% 4 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 84 25.18% 20,678 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

28,153 7,666 78.6 21.4 8

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Liverpool

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Liverpool 92

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LONDONDERRY (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,961Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 21 - 70,776 69,349 +2.06%Population growth 63 - 70,776 69,349 +2.06%Population density (persons per sq. km) 56 - 282.8 277.1 +2.06%Area (sq. kms) 37 - 250 250 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 81 59.99% - 60.08% -0.15%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 69 - 42,458 41,666 +1.90%Persons who changed address since 1996 70 35.34% 25,009 24,578 +0.62%Persons Aged under 5 8 8.29% 5,864 6,466 -0.87%Persons aged between 5 and 14 6 17.21% 12,179 12,062 +0.17%Persons aged between 15 and 24 8 15.56% 11,010 11,443 -0.62%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 47 51.69% 36,582 35,279 +1.88%Persons aged 65 years and over 87 6.99% 4,945 3,969 +1.41%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 33 75.44% 53,396 53,910 -0.74%Persons of Catholic religion 28 31.18% 22,067 21,956 +0.16%Persons of Anglican religion 34 28.24% 19,985 20,180 -0.28%Persons of non-Christian religion 49 2.52% 1,784 1,508 +0.40%Persons of Islamic religion 38 1.09% 768 680 +0.13%Persons of Buddhist religion 63 0.51% 359 227 +0.19%Persons of Jewish religion 67 0.04% 25 25 +0.00%Persons of no religion 59 10.52% 7,449 8,291 -1.21%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 16 3.29% 2,325 1,789 +0.77%Persons born overseas 51 17.67% 12,506 13,202 -1.00%Persons born in UK and Ireland 27 5.88% 4,159 4,705 -0.79%Persons born in Southern Europe 42 2.53% 1,791 1,906 -0.17%Persons born in South East Asia 45 1.44% 1,018 1,063 -0.06%Persons born in the Middle East 45 0.64% 455 400 +0.08%Persons born in North-East Asia 66 0.31% 221 304 -0.12%Persons born in Southern Asia 39 0.70% 495 669 -0.25%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 49 9.64% 6,824 7,202 -0.55%Persons with both parents born overseas 50 24.47% 17,321 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 52 36.93% 26,139 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 48 1.09% 772 812 -0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 50 10.01% 7,085 6,949 +0.20%

Families“Traditional Families” 28 40.57% 7,505 8,081 -3.12%Single parent families 4 15.42% 2,853 2,615 +1.29%Couple families (without children) 81 25.99% 4,808 4,476 +1.80%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 54 19.09% 3,531 4,709 -6.38%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 36 26.76% 4,950 6,152 -6.51%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 9 21.23% 3,927 3,572 +1.92%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 45 12.70% 2,349 1,109 +6.72%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 52 7.77% 1,437 554 +4.79%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 32 57.83% 30,482 29,721 +1.50%Unemployment rate 42 7.5% 2,480 2,754 -1.0%Labour Force 27 62.53% 32,962 32,475 -1.48%Women in the labour force 71 43.63% 14,383 13,796 +1.81%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 6 5.91% 1,803 2,322 -1.73%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 33 1.84% 561 655 -0.31%Employees (Health and Community Services) 73 7.83% 2,388 2,332 +0.19%Employees (Education) 79 4.99% 1,521 1,493 +0.09%Employees (Manufacturing) 18 15.33% 4,673 4,551 +0.41%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 62 12.19% 3,717 3,502 +0.72%Persons employed in professional occupations 89 16.32% 4,974 4,615 +1.21%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 12 26.00% 7,926 7,920 +0.02%

Londonderry 93

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LONDONDERRY (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,961Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 90 9.76% 5,126 4,762 +0.72%Persons with trade qualifications 38 18.14% 9,528 7,852 +3.30%Persons with no qualifications 10 59.81% 31,420 32,229 -1.59%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 16 18.70% 13,235 13,394 -0.23%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 49 30.76% 4,071 3,288 +5.85%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 69 4.98% 3,528 3,667 -0.20%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 32 40.94% 28,973 30,711 -2.51%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 51 12.38% 3,173 3,609 -1.75%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 24 30.78% 7,225 7,048 +0.80%Owner or purchaser dwellings 66 62.42% 14,651 14,086 +2.55%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 57 45.97% 3,504 2,741 +9.77%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 75 1.94% 140 60 +1.09%Households with two or more motor vehicles 31 45.91% 10,773 9,450 +5.98%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 46 2.13% 524 480 +0.20%Flat or apartment dwellings 59 5.63% 1,388 1,232 +0.70%Public Housing 8 11.08% 2,600 2,805 -0.92%Dwellings which are caravans 54 0.16% 40 0 +0.18%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 66 29.33% 20,759 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,145 11,436 64.9 35.1 3.3

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Londonderry

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

Londonderry 94

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MACQUARIE FIELDS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 53,136Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 3 - 86,881 68,947 +26.01%Population growth 2 - 86,881 68,947 +26.01%Population density (persons per sq. km) 44 - 825.9 655.5 +26.01%Area (sq. kms) 47 - 105 105 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 84 58.71% - 58.25% +0.78%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 3 - 51,005 40,164 +26.99%Persons who changed address since 1996 16 42.89% 37,262 25,643 +16.85%Persons Aged under 5 5 8.49% 7,373 6,323 +1.52%Persons aged between 5 and 14 7 17.20% 14,943 12,359 +3.75%Persons aged between 15 and 24 17 15.02% 13,047 11,095 +2.83%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 38 52.09% 45,259 34,658 +15.38%Persons aged 65 years and over 90 6.77% 5,884 4,378 +2.18%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 55 71.89% 62,462 52,586 +14.32%Persons of Catholic religion 11 34.26% 29,768 23,791 +8.67%Persons of Anglican religion 64 20.29% 17,628 17,399 +0.33%Persons of non-Christian religion 14 11.51% 10,001 3,915 +8.83%Persons of Islamic religion 12 5.10% 4,434 1,709 +3.95%Persons of Buddhist religion 23 2.60% 2,256 925 +1.93%Persons of Jewish religion 66 0.04% 32 21 +0.02%Persons of no religion 82 7.59% 6,596 7,055 -0.67%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 29 1.88% 1,630 1,402 +0.33%Persons born overseas 26 31.61% 27,465 19,159 +12.05%Persons born in UK and Ireland 48 4.24% 3,680 4,118 -0.64%Persons born in Southern Europe 22 4.71% 4,092 3,186 +1.31%Persons born in South East Asia 16 5.10% 4,431 2,569 +2.70%Persons born in the Middle East 20 2.19% 1,900 929 +1.41%Persons born in North-East Asia 42 1.25% 1,086 700 +0.56%Persons born in Southern Asia 15 2.17% 1,888 886 +1.45%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 22 24.65% 21,416 13,464 +11.53%Persons with both parents born overseas 22 44.18% 38,388 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 23 54.36% 47,228 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 27 3.37% 2,927 1,906 +1.48%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 23 31.36% 27,245 15,180 +17.50%

Families“Traditional Families” 8 47.11% 10,795 8,399 +13.18%Single parent families 12 13.02% 2,983 2,630 +1.94%Couple families (without children) 88 23.75% 5,441 4,298 +6.29%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 61 17.32% 3,969 4,628 -3.62%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 56 23.67% 5,423 5,808 -2.12%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 3 22.45% 5,145 3,548 +8.78%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 35 13.97% 3,200 1,280 +10.56%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 44 9.64% 2,208 644 +8.60%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 29 58.52% 37,760 28,413 +18.59%Unemployment rate 47 7.2% 2,949 2,775 -1.7%Labour Force 23 63.09% 40,709 31,188 +0.93%Women in the labour force 56 44.30% 18,034 13,414 +14.81%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 42 3.69% 1,394 1,458 -0.23%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 44 0.60% 228 299 -0.25%Employees (Health and Community Services) 75 7.77% 2,932 2,184 +2.64%Employees (Education) 80 4.94% 1,864 1,383 +1.70%Employees (Manufacturing) 6 18.69% 7,055 5,088 +6.94%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 43 14.94% 5,640 3,896 +6.16%Persons employed in professional occupations 82 17.79% 6,718 4,931 +6.26%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 38 23.63% 8,922 6,968 +6.84%

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MACQUARIE FIELDS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 53,136Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 62 13.50% 8,666 5,565 +6.17%Persons with trade qualifications 47 17.48% 11,220 7,462 +7.47%Persons with no qualifications 31 56.88% 36,511 30,775 +11.41%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 8 19.27% 16,740 14,026 +3.94%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 66 27.07% 4,532 2,954 +11.25%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 58 5.58% 4,844 3,401 +2.09%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 55 33.61% 29,205 27,633 +2.28%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 30 20.18% 6,569 5,129 +5.87%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 35 27.24% 7,527 6,817 +3.27%Owner or purchaser dwellings 52 65.74% 18,169 13,703 +20.60%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 37 60.47% 5,884 3,040 +39.82%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 63 2.34% 176 39 +1.96%Households with two or more motor vehicles 28 46.05% 12,726 8,652 +18.76%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 77 0.15% 42 31 +0.05%Flat or apartment dwellings 90 1.92% 556 512 +0.20%Public Housing 12 9.99% 2,762 2,838 -0.35%Dwellings which are caravans 60 0.06% 17 188 -0.79%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 53 31.96% 27,771 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,705 9,620 73.5 26.5 10.5Macquarie Fields

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Macquarie Fields 96

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MAITLAND (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,944Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 36 - 67,796 63,066 +7.50%Population growth 26 - 67,796 63,066 +7.50%Population density (persons per sq. km) 70 - 23.6 22.0 +7.50%Area (sq. kms) 24 - 2,868 2,868 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 23 67.72% - 67.30% +0.63%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 18 - 45,911 42,442 +8.17%Persons who changed address since 1996 62 36.34% 24,639 22,098 +4.03%Persons Aged under 5 19 7.47% 5,061 4,968 +0.15%Persons aged between 5 and 14 13 16.22% 10,995 10,579 +0.66%Persons aged between 15 and 24 42 13.57% 9,197 8,959 +0.38%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 51 51.15% 34,679 31,560 +4.95%Persons aged 65 years and over 70 11.42% 7,742 6,901 +1.33%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 7 81.53% 55,273 52,641 +4.17%Persons of Catholic religion 43 28.77% 19,505 18,166 +2.12%Persons of Anglican religion 12 32.65% 22,135 21,004 +1.79%Persons of non-Christian religion 86 0.72% 490 319 +0.27%Persons of Islamic religion 75 0.13% 87 61 +0.04%Persons of Buddhist religion 87 0.28% 188 70 +0.19%Persons of Jewish religion 71 0.03% 22 30 -0.01%Persons of no religion 65 9.39% 6,363 5,698 +1.05%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 26 2.13% 1,447 1,037 +0.65%Persons born overseas 85 6.58% 4,461 4,387 +0.12%Persons born in UK and Ireland 74 2.69% 1,825 1,806 +0.03%Persons born in Southern Europe 86 0.41% 276 265 +0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 75 0.44% 301 283 +0.03%Persons born in the Middle East 77 0.07% 45 36 +0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 74 0.23% 156 184 -0.04%Persons born in Southern Asia 84 0.12% 80 77 +0.00%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 83 2.90% 1,968 2,027 -0.09%Persons with both parents born overseas 83 8.67% 5,880 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 82 16.98% 11,509 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 70 0.26% 177 192 -0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 84 2.16% 1,467 1,430 +0.06%

Families“Traditional Families” 26 40.70% 7,676 7,492 +1.07%Single parent families 23 12.10% 2,283 1,820 +2.69%Couple families (without children) 61 32.39% 6,110 5,346 +4.44%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 37 23.14% 4,364 5,126 -4.43%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 35 26.95% 5,083 5,326 -1.41%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 27 19.31% 3,643 2,991 +3.79%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 56 10.98% 2,071 981 +6.33%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 54 7.55% 1,424 725 +4.06%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 48 54.00% 27,932 25,756 +4.58%Unemployment rate 28 9.0% 2,773 2,808 -0.8%Labour Force 43 59.37% 30,705 28,564 -0.84%Women in the labour force 75 43.44% 13,338 12,133 +4.22%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 38 3.71% 1,037 914 +0.47%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 26 3.63% 1,014 1,015 -0.00%Employees (Health and Community Services) 39 9.94% 2,775 2,358 +1.61%Employees (Education) 48 7.01% 1,956 1,774 +0.70%Employees (Manufacturing) 22 14.04% 3,919 4,205 -1.10%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 72 10.48% 2,925 2,490 +1.68%Persons employed in professional occupations 70 21.52% 6,011 5,563 +1.73%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 11 26.16% 7,305 6,760 +2.11%

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MAITLAND (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,944Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 69 12.75% 6,582 5,801 +1.65%Persons with trade qualifications 13 20.20% 10,425 7,951 +5.21%Persons with no qualifications 29 57.26% 29,559 28,727 +1.75%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 11 18.86% 12,787 12,247 +0.86%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 65 27.25% 3,485 3,080 +3.31%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 60 5.51% 3,733 3,332 +0.64%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 10 45.70% 30,986 30,820 +0.26%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 65 3.42% 765 925 -0.77%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 64 22.83% 5,610 5,214 +1.78%Owner or purchaser dwellings 18 72.10% 17,714 15,994 +7.75%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 70 34.03% 2,526 1,598 +14.48%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 92 1.23% 69 36 +0.60%Households with two or more motor vehicles 19 48.61% 11,943 10,092 +8.34%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 92 0.01% 3 37 -0.15%Flat or apartment dwellings 72 3.96% 1,045 1,042 +0.01%Public Housing 28 5.77% 1,418 1,473 -0.25%Dwellings which are caravans 43 0.43% 113 92 +0.09%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 63 30.30% 20,545 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

20,102 19,347 51 49 1.9Maitland

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Maitland 98

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MANLY (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,348Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 44 - 66,629 64,434 +3.41%Population growth 55 - 66,629 64,434 +3.41%Population density (persons per sq. km) 16 - 2,550.9 2,466.8 +3.41%Area (sq. kms) 79 - 26 26 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 69 62.55% - 66.71% -6.24%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 82 - 41,677 42,987 -3.05%Persons who changed address since 1996 23 41.86% 27,889 27,774 +0.18%Persons Aged under 5 56 6.42% 4,277 3,939 +0.52%Persons aged between 5 and 14 83 10.42% 6,944 6,433 +0.79%Persons aged between 15 and 24 81 11.06% 7,366 7,904 -0.83%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 7 56.45% 37,615 35,371 +3.48%Persons aged 65 years and over 46 13.60% 9,061 9,865 -1.25%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 76 65.27% 43,490 44,385 -1.39%Persons of Catholic religion 65 25.66% 17,098 16,689 +0.63%Persons of Anglican religion 45 25.54% 17,015 17,798 -1.22%Persons of non-Christian religion 48 2.69% 1,790 1,285 +0.78%Persons of Islamic religion 47 0.58% 388 346 +0.07%Persons of Buddhist religion 44 1.17% 780 473 +0.48%Persons of Jewish religion 16 0.28% 188 155 +0.05%Persons of no religion 10 16.70% 11,128 11,674 -0.85%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 82 0.31% 205 220 -0.02%Persons born overseas 41 26.66% 17,766 17,030 +1.14%Persons born in UK and Ireland 1 9.99% 6,655 6,541 +0.18%Persons born in Southern Europe 51 1.90% 1,264 1,374 -0.17%Persons born in South East Asia 49 1.29% 861 805 +0.09%Persons born in the Middle East 52 0.35% 233 262 -0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 35 1.92% 1,282 1,459 -0.27%Persons born in Southern Asia 50 0.43% 284 274 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 46 10.68% 7,118 7,007 +0.17%Persons with both parents born overseas 43 31.94% 21,284 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 40 45.32% 30,194 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 50 1.00% 669 807 -0.21%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 48 10.31% 6,869 6,427 +0.69%

Families“Traditional Families” 66 35.82% 6,056 5,594 +2.79%Single parent families 87 6.77% 1,144 1,240 -0.58%Couple families (without children) 14 41.39% 6,998 6,906 +0.56%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 87 9.10% 1,539 2,711 -7.07%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 82 16.48% 2,787 4,042 -7.58%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 63 16.74% 2,831 3,348 -3.12%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 7 19.11% 3,231 1,698 +9.25%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 11 26.08% 4,410 2,629 +10.75%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 16 62.10% 34,339 33,505 +1.54%Unemployment rate 80 3.8% 1,357 1,495 -0.5%Labour Force 19 64.55% 35,696 35,000 -0.25%Women in the labour force 25 45.82% 16,355 16,124 +0.66%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 82 2.68% 919 1,263 -1.03%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 71 0.29% 98 87 +0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 67 8.18% 2,808 3,022 -0.64%Employees (Education) 71 5.68% 1,950 1,827 +0.37%Employees (Manufacturing) 70 8.32% 2,855 2,950 -0.28%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 9 29.03% 9,968 8,431 +4.59%Persons employed in professional occupations 12 39.10% 13,426 11,777 +4.94%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 82 12.97% 4,453 4,768 -0.94%

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MANLY (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,348Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 11 33.35% 18,024 14,565 +6.41%Persons with trade qualifications 62 15.07% 8,145 7,560 +1.08%Persons with no qualifications 85 38.17% 20,629 24,543 -7.25%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 86 11.44% 7,620 7,344 +0.43%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 23 37.69% 2,872 2,489 +5.22%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 34 6.96% 4,639 4,320 +0.50%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 80 22.37% 14,907 22,471 -11.74%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 17 26.40% 7,580 6,677 +3.21%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 19 32.57% 8,905 8,774 +0.49%Owner or purchaser dwellings 75 58.62% 16,026 16,217 -0.71%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 9 75.30% 4,076 3,298 +14.29%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 11 50.85% 4,531 1,826 +29.53%Households with two or more motor vehicles 69 36.15% 9,882 8,833 +3.92%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 7 31.81% 9,520 8,842 +2.53%Flat or apartment dwellings 6 42.05% 12,582 11,942 +2.39%Public Housing 78 1.92% 526 414 +0.42%Dwellings which are caravans 71 0.02% 5 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 12 50.35% 33,546 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

12,069 17,671 40.6 59.4 4

Party Vote Party Vote

IND 17,408 LIB 16,553

% 51.3 % 48.7

Manly

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Manly (1)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-CANDIDATE RESULTS 1999Electoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

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MAROUBRA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,547Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 27 - 69,562 68,437 +1.64%Population growth 69 - 69,562 68,437 +1.64%Population density (persons per sq. km) 15 - 2,608.2 2,566.1 +1.64%Area (sq. kms) 77 - 27 27 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 75 61.20% - 64.18% -4.65%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 66 - 42,570 43,923 -3.08%Persons who changed address since 1996 55 37.39% 26,012 25,958 +0.08%Persons Aged under 5 81 5.43% 3,777 3,494 +0.41%Persons aged between 5 and 14 85 10.26% 7,137 7,063 +0.11%Persons aged between 15 and 24 3 16.34% 11,369 12,315 -1.38%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 41 51.92% 36,119 35,184 +1.37%Persons aged 65 years and over 31 14.61% 10,166 9,898 +0.39%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 75 65.31% 45,429 48,088 -3.89%Persons of Catholic religion 21 32.68% 22,733 23,426 -1.01%Persons of Anglican religion 74 15.45% 10,749 12,324 -2.30%Persons of non-Christian religion 23 8.87% 6,171 4,833 +1.96%Persons of Islamic religion 29 1.60% 1,113 1,159 -0.07%Persons of Buddhist religion 14 3.64% 2,535 1,437 +1.60%Persons of Jewish religion 4 2.64% 1,839 1,597 +0.35%Persons of no religion 42 11.91% 8,288 9,490 -1.76%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 39 1.71% 1,190 1,192 -0.00%Persons born overseas 18 36.07% 25,088 24,611 +0.70%Persons born in UK and Ireland 45 4.48% 3,116 3,359 -0.36%Persons born in Southern Europe 17 5.45% 3,790 4,168 -0.55%Persons born in South East Asia 8 7.29% 5,073 4,406 +0.97%Persons born in the Middle East 31 1.31% 910 981 -0.10%Persons born in North-East Asia 14 5.87% 4,085 3,524 +0.82%Persons born in Southern Asia 32 1.06% 735 801 -0.10%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 17 28.29% 19,680 19,300 +0.56%Persons with both parents born overseas 18 46.15% 32,101 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 20 55.57% 38,658 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 22 4.07% 2,831 2,887 -0.08%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 20 32.28% 22,452 20,713 +2.54%

Families“Traditional Families” 75 34.54% 5,836 5,791 +0.27%Single parent families 50 10.49% 1,773 1,788 -0.09%Couple families (without children) 67 31.56% 5,333 5,167 +0.99%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 58 18.06% 3,052 4,378 -7.92%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 73 19.63% 3,317 4,330 -6.05%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 62 16.93% 2,861 3,001 -0.84%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 33 14.10% 2,383 1,440 +5.63%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 25 17.36% 2,934 1,322 +9.63%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 63 52.08% 30,496 29,860 +1.10%Unemployment rate 60 5.7% 1,855 2,137 -0.9%Labour Force 68 55.25% 32,351 31,997 -0.20%Women in the labour force 8 47.15% 15,254 14,631 +1.95%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 12 4.63% 1,412 1,946 -1.79%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 87 0.20% 61 39 +0.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 34 10.12% 3,087 3,138 -0.17%Employees (Education) 25 7.84% 2,391 2,353 +0.13%Employees (Manufacturing) 72 8.00% 2,438 2,548 -0.37%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 25 19.10% 5,825 4,823 +3.35%Persons employed in professional occupations 26 30.24% 9,222 7,677 +5.19%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 75 15.62% 4,764 5,266 -1.69%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 22 24.16% 13,932 11,165 +4.79%Persons with trade qualifications 75 13.32% 7,682 6,757 +1.60%Persons with no qualifications 68 47.22% 27,227 30,836 -6.25%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 83 11.84% 8,234 8,649 -0.61%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 8 51.91% 4,274 4,316 -0.49%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 5 11.00% 7,651 7,631 +0.03%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 76 26.29% 18,285 24,088 -8.48%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 16 26.40% 6,867 6,456 +1.62%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 8 39.56% 10,317 10,130 +0.75%Owner or purchaser dwellings 85 51.73% 13,491 13,158 +1.34%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 16 71.95% 2,634 1,850 +23.99%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 17 32.59% 3,361 1,237 +20.45%Households with two or more motor vehicles 82 31.53% 8,221 7,309 +3.67%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 13 26.21% 7,278 6,739 +2.17%Flat or apartment dwellings 10 35.79% 9,941 8,980 +3.86%Public Housing 3 13.80% 3,598 3,629 -0.12%Dwellings which are caravans 88 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 24 42.37% 29,476 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,293 10,867 69.9 30.1 6.3Maroubra

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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MARRICKVILLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,586Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 22 - 70,706 72,547 -2.54%Population growth 90 - 70,706 72,547 -2.54%Population density (persons per sq. km) 3 - 5,249.1 5,385.8 -2.54%Area (sq. kms) 91 - 13 13 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 38 66.43% - 65.15% +1.97%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 12 - 46,968 47,262 -0.62%Persons who changed address since 1996 5 45.77% 32,361 33,990 -2.25%Persons Aged under 5 86 5.26% 3,716 4,082 -0.50%Persons aged between 5 and 14 89 7.86% 5,557 6,066 -0.70%Persons aged between 15 and 24 16 15.03% 10,624 11,835 -1.67%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 3 60.87% 43,040 42,861 +0.25%Persons aged 65 years and over 76 9.49% 6,710 6,537 +0.24%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 88 51.98% 36,756 41,646 -6.74%Persons of Catholic religion 67 25.32% 17,906 19,989 -2.87%Persons of Anglican religion 85 10.79% 7,630 8,242 -0.84%Persons of non-Christian religion 17 10.93% 7,730 6,972 +1.04%Persons of Islamic religion 17 3.15% 2,224 2,627 -0.56%Persons of Buddhist religion 7 5.74% 4,056 3,008 +1.44%Persons of Jewish religion 14 0.34% 239 217 +0.03%Persons of no religion 1 21.16% 14,963 16,043 -1.49%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 52 1.34% 944 1,033 -0.12%Persons born overseas 17 36.31% 25,676 30,081 -6.07%Persons born in UK and Ireland 39 4.90% 3,463 3,245 +0.30%Persons born in Southern Europe 9 8.60% 6,080 8,115 -2.81%Persons born in South East Asia 10 7.20% 5,093 6,256 -1.60%Persons born in the Middle East 21 1.98% 1,400 1,886 -0.67%Persons born in North-East Asia 30 3.08% 2,179 2,883 -0.97%Persons born in Southern Asia 23 1.39% 986 946 +0.06%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 19 27.40% 19,376 24,288 -6.77%Persons with both parents born overseas 17 46.90% 33,160 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 17 57.38% 40,570 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 11 7.79% 5,511 7,632 -2.92%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 18 33.74% 23,859 27,962 -5.66%

Families“Traditional Families” 87 29.94% 4,700 5,364 -4.16%Single parent families 57 9.84% 1,545 1,673 -0.80%Couple families (without children) 12 42.17% 6,620 5,826 +4.98%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 66 16.22% 2,546 4,049 -9.42%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 71 19.87% 3,120 4,476 -8.50%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 53 17.85% 2,802 2,762 +0.25%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 30 14.94% 2,346 1,417 +5.82%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 20 19.29% 3,028 1,213 +11.38%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 22 60.23% 36,962 34,635 +3.74%Unemployment rate 50 6.9% 2,753 4,210 -3.9%Labour Force 17 64.72% 39,715 38,845 +2.33%Women in the labour force 10 46.84% 18,600 17,750 +2.19%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 15 4.38% 1,619 1,706 -0.25%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 72 0.28% 105 75 +0.09%Employees (Health and Community Services) 41 9.85% 3,641 3,601 +0.12%Employees (Education) 11 8.93% 3,302 2,935 +1.06%Employees (Manufacturing) 57 9.59% 3,545 4,214 -1.94%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 17 22.19% 8,205 6,275 +5.59%Persons employed in professional occupations 13 38.92% 14,386 11,408 +8.62%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 79 14.01% 5,178 6,210 -2.99%

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MARRICKVILLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,586Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 12 32.39% 19,554 15,937 +5.81%Persons with trade qualifications 86 10.58% 6,388 5,516 +1.40%Persons with no qualifications 76 44.69% 26,983 32,745 -9.26%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 89 8.32% 5,882 6,967 -1.50%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 26 36.67% 2,157 2,252 -1.36%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 1 12.78% 9,037 8,638 +0.55%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 82 21.47% 15,183 22,145 -9.60%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 1 42.44% 13,328 11,457 +6.32%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 5 44.05% 12,646 12,579 +0.24%Owner or purchaser dwellings 89 45.89% 13,173 13,243 -0.25%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 18 71.14% 4,036 3,093 +17.43%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 19 29.29% 3,703 1,069 +20.48%Households with two or more motor vehicles 92 19.85% 5,697 5,222 +1.69%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 19 18.53% 5,734 5,103 +2.24%Flat or apartment dwellings 12 34.65% 10,722 9,798 +3.28%Public Housing 63 2.79% 802 735 +0.24%Dwellings which are caravans 89 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 16 46.92% 33,177 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,389 6,835 79.4 20.6 4.6

Party Vote Party Vote

ALP 21,311 GRN 9,394

% 71.5 % 28.5

Marrickville

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

Marrickville (1)

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MENAI (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,540Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 16 - 72,489 64,505 +12.38%Population growth 10 - 72,489 64,505 +12.38%Population density (persons per sq. km) 49 - 526.2 468.2 +12.38%Area (sq. kms) 45 - 138 138 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 68 62.71% - 61.65% +1.71%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 21 - 45,457 39,769 +14.30%Persons who changed address since 1996 67 35.50% 25,737 26,016 -0.43%Persons Aged under 5 11 7.95% 5,761 5,827 -0.10%Persons aged between 5 and 14 5 17.43% 12,638 11,437 +1.86%Persons aged between 15 and 24 22 14.60% 10,583 9,734 +1.32%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 30 52.84% 38,300 33,349 +7.68%Persons aged 65 years and over 89 6.78% 4,912 3,846 +1.65%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 14 78.27% 56,739 51,661 +7.87%Persons of Catholic religion 16 33.00% 23,921 21,087 +4.39%Persons of Anglican religion 48 24.59% 17,822 17,355 +0.72%Persons of non-Christian religion 36 5.77% 4,180 2,222 +3.04%Persons of Islamic religion 24 2.10% 1,519 887 +0.98%Persons of Buddhist religion 39 1.56% 1,129 497 +0.98%Persons of Jewish religion 43 0.07% 54 56 -0.00%Persons of no religion 77 8.09% 5,865 6,193 -0.51%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 73 0.53% 384 401 -0.03%Persons born overseas 44 22.45% 16,273 13,998 +3.53%Persons born in UK and Ireland 52 3.90% 2,830 3,057 -0.35%Persons born in Southern Europe 24 4.32% 3,128 2,974 +0.24%Persons born in South East Asia 35 2.63% 1,904 1,343 +0.87%Persons born in the Middle East 33 1.30% 942 683 +0.40%Persons born in North-East Asia 38 1.59% 1,150 1,029 +0.19%Persons born in Southern Asia 20 1.56% 1,134 717 +0.65%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 37 16.15% 11,710 9,535 +3.37%Persons with both parents born overseas 42 33.13% 24,014 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 42 44.52% 32,270 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 38 1.77% 1,282 1,118 +0.25%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 31 20.92% 15,167 11,037 +6.40%

Families“Traditional Families” 2 52.48% 10,216 9,516 +4.03%Single parent families 81 7.28% 1,418 1,086 +1.91%Couple families (without children) 84 25.12% 4,890 4,277 +3.53%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 84 9.57% 1,862 2,251 -2.24%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 79 16.94% 3,297 4,543 -7.18%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 6 21.64% 4,212 4,306 -0.54%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 5 19.35% 3,767 2,106 +9.57%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 19 19.69% 3,832 1,814 +11.63%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 1 68.39% 36,969 32,651 +9.15%Unemployment rate 83 3.7% 1,405 1,466 -0.6%Labour Force 1 70.99% 38,374 34,117 -1.02%Women in the labour force 39 44.95% 17,250 14,979 +6.66%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 5 6.62% 2,447 2,588 -0.43%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 91 0.16% 58 66 -0.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 78 7.69% 2,842 2,299 +1.67%Employees (Education) 39 7.17% 2,651 2,227 +1.31%Employees (Manufacturing) 25 13.87% 5,127 4,637 +1.51%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 33 17.19% 6,356 5,183 +3.62%Persons employed in professional occupations 39 27.31% 10,095 8,491 +4.93%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 64 18.58% 6,868 6,421 +1.37%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 32 20.51% 11,035 8,586 +5.19%Persons with trade qualifications 10 20.44% 10,997 8,460 +5.37%Persons with no qualifications 65 48.89% 26,303 24,593 +3.62%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 2 20.48% 14,846 13,266 +2.45%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 38 34.53% 5,127 3,861 +9.54%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 52 5.90% 4,277 3,665 +0.95%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 63 30.79% 22,320 23,418 -1.70%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 43 15.60% 4,905 3,943 +3.46%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 87 17.07% 3,797 3,343 +2.34%Owner or purchaser dwellings 6 77.41% 17,222 15,194 +10.46%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 25 68.16% 5,597 4,349 +16.69%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 28 15.53% 590 204 +11.10%Households with two or more motor vehicles 5 63.17% 14,055 11,840 +11.39%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 48 1.80% 416 213 +1.05%Flat or apartment dwellings 82 3.26% 755 433 +1.66%Public Housing 68 2.47% 550 550 +0.00%Dwellings which are caravans 53 0.16% 38 36 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 19 45.21% 32,769 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

20,166 17,044 54.2 45.8 6.1Menai

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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MIRANDA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,876Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 93 - 56,762 55,700 +1.91%Population growth 65 - 56,762 55,700 +1.91%Population density (persons per sq. km) 22 - 2,159.9 2,119.5 +1.91%Area (sq. kms) 78 - 26 26 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 6 69.98% - 70.38% -0.57%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 93 - 39,721 39,203 +1.32%Persons who changed address since 1996 83 33.62% 19,082 17,200 +3.38%Persons Aged under 5 57 6.41% 3,638 3,485 +0.27%Persons aged between 5 and 14 68 12.73% 7,223 6,895 +0.59%Persons aged between 15 and 24 51 12.94% 7,346 8,223 -1.57%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 28 53.04% 30,106 29,339 +1.38%Persons aged 65 years and over 34 14.44% 8,197 7,349 +1.52%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 20 77.81% 44,164 44,041 +0.22%Persons of Catholic religion 38 29.32% 16,643 15,842 +1.44%Persons of Anglican religion 25 29.54% 16,766 17,405 -1.15%Persons of non-Christian religion 51 2.42% 1,372 1,039 +0.60%Persons of Islamic religion 43 0.83% 473 430 +0.08%Persons of Buddhist religion 52 0.78% 442 222 +0.39%Persons of Jewish religion 27 0.18% 102 94 +0.01%Persons of no religion 55 11.03% 6,260 6,210 +0.09%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 67 0.68% 386 292 +0.17%Persons born overseas 50 17.72% 10,056 9,738 +0.57%Persons born in UK and Ireland 38 5.25% 2,980 3,264 -0.51%Persons born in Southern Europe 38 2.69% 1,527 1,431 +0.17%Persons born in South East Asia 47 1.34% 760 719 +0.07%Persons born in the Middle East 46 0.56% 319 283 +0.06%Persons born in North-East Asia 37 1.61% 913 782 +0.24%Persons born in Southern Asia 49 0.44% 249 261 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 48 9.92% 5,631 5,224 +0.73%Persons with both parents born overseas 49 24.68% 14,009 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 53 36.91% 20,951 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 49 1.05% 596 561 +0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 47 11.15% 6,329 5,475 +1.53%

Families“Traditional Families” 52 38.28% 6,119 6,117 +0.01%Single parent families 78 7.44% 1,190 1,014 +1.12%Couple families (without children) 53 35.15% 5,619 5,226 +2.50%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 74 13.03% 2,083 2,871 -5.02%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 74 18.88% 3,018 3,892 -5.56%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 33 18.75% 2,998 3,352 -2.25%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 15 17.47% 2,792 1,747 +6.65%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 17 19.83% 3,170 1,795 +8.75%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 13 63.00% 28,896 28,390 +1.12%Unemployment rate 82 3.7% 1,101 1,252 -0.6%Labour Force 12 65.40% 29,997 29,642 -0.20%Women in the labour force 20 46.12% 13,835 13,319 +1.74%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 51 3.45% 997 999 -0.01%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 82 0.24% 68 87 -0.07%Employees (Health and Community Services) 58 8.64% 2,496 2,353 +0.51%Employees (Education) 43 7.11% 2,054 2,077 -0.08%Employees (Manufacturing) 42 11.60% 3,352 3,441 -0.31%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 26 19.10% 5,518 5,066 +1.60%Persons employed in professional occupations 32 29.38% 8,491 8,015 +1.67%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 72 17.04% 4,923 5,162 -0.84%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 27 22.09% 10,086 8,898 +2.63%Persons with trade qualifications 2 21.76% 9,931 8,599 +2.95%Persons with no qualifications 69 45.52% 20,781 22,507 -3.82%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 67 15.05% 8,543 8,494 +0.09%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 67 26.78% 2,288 2,335 -0.55%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 41 6.34% 3,597 3,672 -0.13%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 51 35.01% 19,875 23,988 -7.38%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 35 18.58% 4,464 4,072 +1.65%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 81 19.74% 4,112 3,683 +2.16%Owner or purchaser dwellings 13 74.50% 15,521 15,105 +2.10%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 20 70.09% 3,696 2,594 +22.71%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 23 22.94% 943 328 +15.95%Households with two or more motor vehicles 14 51.19% 10,663 10,189 +2.39%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 30 10.74% 2,378 1,518 +4.34%Flat or apartment dwellings 33 14.37% 3,182 2,281 +4.55%Public Housing 50 3.61% 752 729 +0.12%Dwellings which are caravans 46 0.39% 87 115 -0.14%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 23 43.63% 24,766 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

19,002 17,353 52.3 47.7 7.5Miranda

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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MONARO (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,983Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 9 - 80,783 74,739 +8.09%Population growth 22 - 80,783 74,739 +8.09%Population density (persons per sq. km) 86 - 3.4 3.2 +8.09%Area (sq. kms) 8 - 23,538 23,538 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 56 64.55% - 66.14% -2.41%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 2 - 52,144 49,436 +5.48%Persons who changed address since 1996 31 40.39% 32,628 30,910 +2.30%Persons Aged under 5 58 6.41% 5,176 5,176 +0.00%Persons aged between 5 and 14 22 15.82% 12,782 11,446 +1.79%Persons aged between 15 and 24 33 14.14% 11,421 11,218 +0.27%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 23 53.50% 43,221 40,390 +3.79%Persons aged 65 years and over 79 9.09% 7,346 5,993 +1.81%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 60 70.84% 57,230 54,967 +3.03%Persons of Catholic religion 37 29.45% 23,787 22,161 +2.18%Persons of Anglican religion 47 25.07% 20,249 19,999 +0.33%Persons of non-Christian religion 62 1.63% 1,314 757 +0.75%Persons of Islamic religion 61 0.24% 195 118 +0.10%Persons of Buddhist religion 55 0.65% 522 254 +0.36%Persons of Jewish religion 29 0.17% 135 93 +0.06%Persons of no religion 16 14.22% 11,488 11,214 +0.37%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 38 1.72% 1,389 1,111 +0.37%Persons born overseas 56 14.65% 11,836 11,585 +0.34%Persons born in UK and Ireland 46 4.44% 3,590 3,573 +0.02%Persons born in Southern Europe 34 3.18% 2,567 2,730 -0.22%Persons born in South East Asia 56 0.82% 661 526 +0.18%Persons born in the Middle East 62 0.15% 122 129 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 67 0.29% 236 250 -0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 57 0.27% 221 173 +0.06%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 53 8.23% 6,650 6,656 -0.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 56 19.82% 16,013 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 58 31.29% 25,274 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 54 0.87% 699 763 -0.09%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 53 8.38% 6,772 6,484 +0.39%

Families“Traditional Families” 27 40.62% 7,163 7,048 +0.70%Single parent families 52 10.42% 1,837 1,528 +1.89%Couple families (without children) 41 36.71% 6,473 5,738 +4.49%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 57 18.54% 3,270 4,315 -6.38%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 44 26.01% 4,586 5,184 -3.65%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 20 19.90% 3,509 2,889 +3.78%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 47 12.37% 2,181 977 +7.35%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 40 10.72% 1,890 744 +6.99%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 12 63.09% 39,536 37,087 +4.22%Unemployment rate 67 5.4% 2,238 2,861 -1.8%Labour Force 10 66.66% 41,774 39,948 -2.20%Women in the labour force 60 44.11% 18,428 17,016 +3.53%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 1 10.52% 4,158 3,756 +1.09%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 20 5.67% 2,240 2,401 -0.43%Employees (Health and Community Services) 81 7.54% 2,981 2,487 +1.33%Employees (Education) 74 5.41% 2,139 1,927 +0.57%Employees (Manufacturing) 84 6.92% 2,735 2,749 -0.04%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 56 13.37% 5,285 4,704 +1.57%Persons employed in professional occupations 36 27.69% 10,950 9,546 +3.80%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 60 20.24% 8,001 7,705 +0.80%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 33 20.09% 12,454 10,552 +3.28%Persons with trade qualifications 33 18.58% 11,518 9,580 +3.34%Persons with no qualifications 63 49.36% 30,595 30,842 -0.43%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 17 18.53% 14,972 13,109 +2.49%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 45 31.93% 4,780 3,376 +10.71%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 59 5.57% 4,498 3,707 +1.06%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 59 32.00% 25,849 27,769 -2.57%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 68 2.98% 863 974 -0.42%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 38 27.18% 7,317 7,263 +0.22%Owner or purchaser dwellings 61 63.56% 17,112 15,125 +8.17%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 64 39.82% 2,774 2,092 +10.99%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 33 9.05% 662 525 +1.77%Households with two or more motor vehicles 20 48.47% 13,050 11,032 +8.30%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 39 4.17% 1,316 1,186 +0.53%Flat or apartment dwellings 39 12.07% 3,814 3,243 +2.35%Public Housing 53 3.42% 922 915 +0.03%Dwellings which are caravans 21 1.58% 499 529 -0.12%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 28 40.32% 32,574 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,047 15,175 49.8 50.2 16.1Monaro

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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MOUNT DRUITT (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,037Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 5 - 82,333 76,708 +7.33%Population growth 28 - 82,333 76,708 +7.33%Population density (persons per sq. km) 40 - 925.0 861.8 +7.33%Area (sq. kms) 51 - 89 89 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 92 54.55% - 55.01% -0.83%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 27 - 44,915 42,197 +6.44%Persons who changed address since 1996 75 34.66% 28,536 27,277 +1.64%Persons Aged under 5 1 9.65% 7,943 8,310 -0.48%Persons aged between 5 and 14 1 18.83% 15,504 14,435 +1.39%Persons aged between 15 and 24 19 14.88% 12,251 12,039 +0.28%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 62 50.54% 41,608 38,069 +4.61%Persons aged 65 years and over 92 5.72% 4,711 3,758 +1.24%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 50 73.50% 60,512 58,890 +2.11%Persons of Catholic religion 4 37.92% 31,224 29,852 +1.79%Persons of Anglican religion 70 18.49% 15,223 15,872 -0.85%Persons of non-Christian religion 21 9.09% 7,482 4,705 +3.62%Persons of Islamic religion 13 4.70% 3,870 2,551 +1.72%Persons of Buddhist religion 47 1.06% 875 536 +0.44%Persons of Jewish religion 79 0.02% 20 21 -0.00%Persons of no religion 80 7.77% 6,395 7,694 -1.69%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 15 3.36% 2,763 2,422 +0.44%Persons born overseas 21 34.57% 28,461 26,022 +3.18%Persons born in UK and Ireland 59 3.34% 2,754 3,393 -0.83%Persons born in Southern Europe 32 3.44% 2,835 3,019 -0.24%Persons born in South East Asia 5 9.66% 7,950 6,936 +1.32%Persons born in the Middle East 17 2.43% 1,998 1,837 +0.21%Persons born in North-East Asia 49 0.69% 569 674 -0.14%Persons born in Southern Asia 12 2.83% 2,330 1,805 +0.68%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 18 28.27% 23,272 20,763 +3.27%Persons with both parents born overseas 19 46.04% 37,903 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 22 54.76% 45,085 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 26 3.40% 2,801 2,707 +0.12%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 19 32.93% 27,113 21,799 +6.93%

Families“Traditional Families” 6 47.81% 10,001 9,854 +0.73%Single parent families 3 15.84% 3,314 2,999 +1.57%Couple families (without children) 93 19.91% 4,165 4,102 +0.31%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 48 20.16% 4,217 5,463 -6.23%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 31 27.22% 5,693 6,730 -5.18%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 7 21.61% 4,521 3,847 +3.37%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 51 11.51% 2,407 1,069 +6.69%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 73 5.85% 1,224 394 +4.15%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 52 53.55% 31,512 29,686 +3.39%Unemployment rate 23 9.6% 3,359 3,648 -1.3%Labour Force 44 59.26% 34,871 33,334 -2.46%Women in the labour force 78 42.97% 14,983 13,954 +3.09%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 68 3.15% 991 993 -0.01%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 38 0.80% 251 270 -0.06%Employees (Health and Community Services) 70 8.06% 2,541 2,381 +0.54%Employees (Education) 92 3.36% 1,059 932 +0.43%Employees (Manufacturing) 4 19.96% 6,288 6,076 +0.72%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 51 13.96% 4,397 3,751 +2.18%Persons employed in professional occupations 93 12.69% 3,998 3,619 +1.28%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 15 25.75% 8,115 7,937 +0.60%

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MOUNT DRUITT (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,037Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 77 11.81% 6,917 5,758 +2.15%Persons with trade qualifications 71 14.20% 8,316 6,788 +2.83%Persons with no qualifications 8 60.60% 35,492 34,662 +1.54%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 4 20.36% 16,766 16,133 +0.83%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 54 30.14% 5,054 4,123 +5.77%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 72 4.83% 3,974 3,429 +0.71%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 56 33.48% 27,567 29,768 -2.87%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 31 19.71% 5,407 5,342 +0.25%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 23 30.85% 7,637 6,980 +2.89%Owner or purchaser dwellings 70 61.53% 15,231 14,689 +2.39%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 55 48.49% 4,352 4,180 +1.83%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 87 1.60% 122 39 +1.16%Households with two or more motor vehicles 53 39.75% 9,838 8,317 +6.68%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 43 2.97% 762 641 +0.53%Flat or apartment dwellings 77 3.68% 943 847 +0.42%Public Housing 4 13.47% 3,333 3,518 -0.81%Dwellings which are caravans 37 0.70% 179 147 +0.14%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 76 27.27% 22,449 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,038 8,322 75.8 24.2 3.7Mount Druitt

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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MULGOA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,691Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 12 - 78,308 69,499 +12.68%Population growth 9 - 78,308 69,499 +12.68%Population density (persons per sq. km) 50 - 399.4 354.5 +12.68%Area (sq. kms) 41 - 196 196 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 83 58.83% - 57.86% +1.66%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 16 - 46,065 40,214 +14.55%Persons who changed address since 1996 44 38.15% 29,876 26,276 +5.18%Persons Aged under 5 2 8.78% 6,875 6,822 +0.08%Persons aged between 5 and 14 4 17.68% 13,847 12,935 +1.31%Persons aged between 15 and 24 11 15.46% 12,105 10,828 +1.84%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 35 52.26% 40,927 35,149 +8.31%Persons aged 65 years and over 93 5.50% 4,310 3,585 +1.04%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 26 77.10% 60,375 54,540 +8.40%Persons of Catholic religion 5 37.40% 29,285 26,085 +4.60%Persons of Anglican religion 57 23.25% 18,203 16,844 +1.96%Persons of non-Christian religion 41 4.82% 3,778 3,051 +1.05%Persons of Islamic religion 26 1.98% 1,549 1,218 +0.48%Persons of Buddhist religion 50 0.84% 655 413 +0.35%Persons of Jewish religion 84 0.02% 18 51 -0.05%Persons of no religion 71 8.77% 6,866 6,817 +0.07%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 45 1.60% 1,250 989 +0.38%Persons born overseas 42 24.21% 18,956 18,056 +1.29%Persons born in UK and Ireland 35 5.51% 4,314 4,572 -0.37%Persons born in Southern Europe 27 3.99% 3,126 3,107 +0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 29 3.11% 2,434 2,407 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 29 1.34% 1,046 866 +0.26%Persons born in North-East Asia 52 0.53% 415 363 +0.07%Persons born in Southern Asia 14 2.27% 1,777 1,762 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 39 16.11% 12,613 12,031 +0.84%Persons with both parents born overseas 39 34.77% 27,224 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 39 46.68% 36,558 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 43 1.46% 1,141 1,144 -0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 35 18.18% 14,233 12,199 +2.93%

Families“Traditional Families” 3 49.74% 10,354 9,578 +4.20%Single parent families 42 10.91% 2,272 1,804 +2.53%Couple families (without children) 87 24.12% 5,021 4,449 +3.10%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 73 13.11% 2,730 3,537 -4.37%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 59 23.39% 4,869 6,172 -7.06%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 1 24.48% 5,096 4,350 +4.04%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 23 16.45% 3,424 1,556 +10.12%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 39 10.90% 2,270 696 +8.52%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 7 64.31% 37,024 31,580 +10.95%Unemployment rate 65 5.5% 2,136 2,288 -1.3%Labour Force 7 68.02% 39,160 33,868 +0.02%Women in the labour force 57 44.18% 17,301 14,461 +8.39%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 34 3.77% 1,396 1,360 +0.11%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 39 0.79% 292 297 -0.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 84 7.50% 2,776 2,252 +1.66%Employees (Education) 85 4.44% 1,644 1,293 +1.11%Employees (Manufacturing) 15 16.03% 5,936 5,173 +2.41%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 45 14.57% 5,396 4,343 +3.33%Persons employed in professional occupations 84 17.16% 6,355 5,297 +3.34%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 49 22.23% 8,231 7,436 +2.51%

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MULGOA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,691Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 72 12.46% 7,147 5,844 +2.62%Persons with trade qualifications 27 18.84% 10,806 8,036 +5.57%Persons with no qualifications 20 58.06% 33,292 30,240 +6.14%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 6 20.14% 15,769 14,596 +1.69%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 37 34.63% 5,461 4,219 +8.51%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 64 5.33% 4,171 3,416 +1.09%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 46 36.80% 28,819 28,302 +0.74%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 47 13.21% 4,152 4,188 -0.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 75 21.57% 5,358 4,718 +2.96%Owner or purchaser dwellings 17 72.14% 17,923 15,936 +9.18%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 44 56.68% 5,932 4,281 +17.46%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 45 4.09% 219 60 +3.23%Households with two or more motor vehicles 10 54.34% 13,502 10,505 +13.80%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 47 1.81% 470 452 +0.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 70 4.38% 1,136 888 +1.14%Public Housing 62 2.82% 701 695 +0.03%Dwellings which are caravans 61 0.03% 9 31 -0.10%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 39 35.49% 27,790 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,993 11,029 67.6 32.4 8.9Mulgoa

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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MURRAY-DARLING (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,228Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 75 - 63,429 65,412 -3.03%Population growth 93 - 63,429 65,412 -3.03%Population density (persons per sq. km) 93 - 0.2 0.2 -3.03%Area (sq. kms) 1 - 344,643 344,643 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 14 68.36% - 68.86% -0.73%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 53 - 43,360 45,045 -3.74%Persons who changed address since 1996 89 32.51% 20,620 22,068 -2.21%Persons Aged under 5 30 7.17% 4,548 5,155 -0.93%Persons aged between 5 and 14 45 14.93% 9,472 10,166 -1.06%Persons aged between 15 and 24 85 10.97% 6,955 7,548 -0.91%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 34 52.27% 33,155 33,932 -1.19%Persons aged 65 years and over 36 14.33% 9,091 8,358 +1.12%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 44 74.73% 47,403 50,502 -4.74%Persons of Catholic religion 33 30.14% 19,118 19,622 -0.77%Persons of Anglican religion 59 22.28% 14,130 15,118 -1.51%Persons of non-Christian religion 92 0.51% 323 188 +0.21%Persons of Islamic religion 88 0.07% 45 45 +0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 89 0.19% 120 45 +0.11%Persons of Jewish religion 89 0.02% 11 13 -0.00%Persons of no religion 21 13.70% 8,687 9,305 -0.94%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 3 7.77% 4,926 4,764 +0.25%Persons born overseas 90 5.06% 3,212 3,325 -0.17%Persons born in UK and Ireland 89 1.72% 1,092 1,194 -0.16%Persons born in Southern Europe 67 0.92% 586 686 -0.15%Persons born in South East Asia 90 0.26% 166 181 -0.02%Persons born in the Middle East 90 0.05% 29 12 +0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 93 0.10% 66 80 -0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 83 0.12% 76 67 +0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 88 2.37% 1,504 1,583 -0.12%Persons with both parents born overseas 89 6.87% 4,358 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 89 13.20% 8,373 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 76 0.23% 146 136 +0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 81 2.30% 1,462 1,570 -0.17%

Families“Traditional Families” 59 36.78% 5,939 6,854 -5.42%Single parent families 46 10.65% 1,720 1,567 +0.91%Couple families (without children) 19 39.50% 6,379 6,099 +1.66%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 14 28.42% 4,589 6,402 -10.74%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 23 28.92% 4,670 4,844 -1.03%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 76 15.53% 2,508 1,821 +4.07%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 81 7.51% 1,212 494 +4.26%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 80 5.09% 822 472 +2.07%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 57 52.82% 26,092 25,949 +0.29%Unemployment rate 41 7.5% 2,129 2,763 -2.1%Labour Force 57 57.13% 28,221 28,712 -0.12%Women in the labour force 88 40.82% 11,520 11,264 +0.89%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 20 4.27% 1,113 1,125 -0.05%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 3 25.72% 6,710 6,561 +0.58%Employees (Health and Community Services) 59 8.56% 2,233 2,090 +0.55%Employees (Education) 55 6.48% 1,690 1,596 +0.36%Employees (Manufacturing) 92 5.16% 1,346 1,029 +1.22%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 92 6.06% 1,581 1,413 +0.65%Persons employed in professional occupations 25 30.70% 8,009 7,699 +1.19%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 10 26.19% 6,833 7,158 -1.25%

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MURRAY-DARLING (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,228Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 88 9.92% 4,883 4,347 +1.07%Persons with trade qualifications 64 14.82% 7,290 6,154 +2.27%Persons with no qualifications 4 62.51% 30,758 33,254 -4.98%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 59 16.12% 10,222 11,039 -1.25%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 92 16.77% 1,714 1,638 +0.69%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 88 3.64% 2,307 1,815 +0.75%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 14 44.77% 28,395 31,407 -4.60%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 73 1.17% 229 258 -0.15%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 73 21.90% 5,323 5,411 -0.36%Owner or purchaser dwellings 49 66.21% 16,095 16,151 -0.23%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 93 16.49% 696 466 +5.96%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 70 2.05% 109 54 +0.84%Households with two or more motor vehicles 48 41.53% 10,096 9,410 +2.83%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 84 0.07% 19 3 +0.07%Flat or apartment dwellings 81 3.30% 934 1,159 -0.93%Public Housing 72 2.30% 559 615 -0.23%Dwellings which are caravans 9 3.37% 955 574 +1.58%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 88 23.92% 15,173 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

17,765 15,002 54.2 45.8 7.7Murray-Darling

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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MURRUMBIDGEE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,764Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 53 - 66,023 64,912 +1.71%Population growth 67 - 66,023 64,912 +1.71%Population density (persons per sq. km) 88 - 2.3 2.3 +1.71%Area (sq. kms) 6 - 28,460 28,460 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 45 65.82% - 67.00% -1.75%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 50 - 43,458 43,488 -0.07%Persons who changed address since 1996 63 36.16% 23,877 23,812 +0.10%Persons Aged under 5 14 7.69% 5,079 5,216 -0.21%Persons aged between 5 and 14 16 16.10% 10,628 10,521 +0.16%Persons aged between 15 and 24 68 12.04% 7,946 8,378 -0.67%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 72 50.09% 33,070 32,250 +1.26%Persons aged 65 years and over 43 13.80% 9,113 8,352 +1.17%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 6 82.07% 54,188 54,754 -0.87%Persons of Catholic religion 6 37.30% 24,625 24,081 +0.84%Persons of Anglican religion 55 23.53% 15,534 15,747 -0.33%Persons of non-Christian religion 55 2.04% 1,350 729 +0.96%Persons of Islamic religion 49 0.55% 363 152 +0.33%Persons of Buddhist religion 91 0.17% 110 69 +0.06%Persons of Jewish religion 68 0.03% 23 9 +0.02%Persons of no religion 79 7.80% 5,150 5,073 +0.12%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 14 3.42% 2,259 2,082 +0.27%Persons born overseas 73 9.91% 6,542 6,091 +0.69%Persons born in UK and Ireland 85 1.84% 1,216 1,309 -0.14%Persons born in Southern Europe 33 3.26% 2,153 2,414 -0.40%Persons born in South East Asia 89 0.31% 206 195 +0.02%Persons born in the Middle East 53 0.32% 211 110 +0.16%Persons born in North-East Asia 81 0.20% 131 128 +0.00%Persons born in Southern Asia 34 1.05% 691 529 +0.25%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 56 6.72% 4,435 4,124 +0.48%Persons with both parents born overseas 67 14.87% 9,815 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 74 22.82% 15,066 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 40 1.57% 1,034 965 +0.11%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 51 9.25% 6,107 5,675 +0.67%

Families“Traditional Families” 40 39.35% 6,824 7,234 -2.40%Single parent families 65 9.02% 1,565 1,361 +1.19%Couple families (without children) 33 37.89% 6,571 6,025 +3.19%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 41 22.22% 3,853 5,184 -7.78%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 18 29.60% 5,134 5,765 -3.69%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 24 19.56% 3,392 2,332 +6.20%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 70 9.43% 1,636 681 +5.58%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 69 6.07% 1,052 555 +2.91%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 28 58.64% 29,500 27,912 +3.23%Unemployment rate 72 5.0% 1,567 1,920 -1.4%Labour Force 30 61.76% 31,067 29,832 +0.98%Women in the labour force 81 42.16% 13,097 12,107 +3.32%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 67 3.21% 946 1,008 -0.22%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 4 23.63% 6,970 7,028 -0.21%Employees (Health and Community Services) 92 6.73% 1,985 2,019 -0.12%Employees (Education) 67 5.92% 1,747 1,721 +0.09%Employees (Manufacturing) 39 11.86% 3,497 3,053 +1.58%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 89 6.67% 1,966 1,990 -0.09%Persons employed in professional occupations 30 29.51% 8,706 8,359 +1.24%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 6 27.44% 8,094 7,745 +1.24%

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MURRUMBIDGEE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,764Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 84 10.59% 5,310 4,983 +0.67%Persons with trade qualifications 56 16.11% 8,075 6,308 +3.60%Persons with no qualifications 6 61.65% 30,905 32,034 -2.30%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 30 18.05% 11,917 12,035 -0.18%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 63 28.02% 3,339 2,991 +2.89%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 90 3.59% 2,367 2,017 +0.54%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 23 43.24% 28,547 29,905 -2.09%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 83 0.99% 230 201 +0.14%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 49 26.05% 6,390 6,202 +0.81%Owner or purchaser dwellings 60 64.00% 15,697 15,185 +2.19%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 78 29.65% 1,436 803 +14.09%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 89 1.49% 95 27 +0.96%Households with two or more motor vehicles 15 50.42% 12,365 11,193 +5.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 76 0.15% 40 28 +0.05%Flat or apartment dwellings 51 6.64% 1,822 1,850 -0.12%Public Housing 55 3.31% 813 925 -0.48%Dwellings which are caravans 17 1.87% 512 354 +0.68%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 83 25.19% 16,630 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

14,269 23,261 38 62 1.9Murrumbidgee

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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MYALL LAKES (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,410Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 77 - 63,232 59,814 +5.71%Population growth 34 - 63,232 59,814 +5.71%Population density (persons per sq. km) 78 - 7.9 7.5 +5.71%Area (sq. kms) 16 - 8,017 8,017 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 2 71.19% - 70.28% +1.28%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 24 - 45,012 42,039 +7.07%Persons who changed address since 1996 24 41.85% 26,462 23,935 +4.22%Persons Aged under 5 78 5.59% 3,532 3,959 -0.71%Persons aged between 5 and 14 57 14.11% 8,921 8,585 +0.56%Persons aged between 15 and 24 91 9.45% 5,976 5,764 +0.35%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 89 48.56% 30,704 28,716 +3.32%Persons aged 65 years and over 3 22.00% 13,909 12,325 +2.65%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 16 78.21% 49,452 47,898 +2.60%Persons of Catholic religion 88 21.10% 13,343 12,145 +2.00%Persons of Anglican religion 4 36.24% 22,916 22,157 +1.27%Persons of non-Christian religion 84 0.79% 502 226 +0.46%Persons of Islamic religion 92 0.05% 30 31 -0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 77 0.36% 226 53 +0.29%Persons of Jewish religion 55 0.06% 35 27 +0.01%Persons of no religion 53 11.16% 7,054 6,817 +0.40%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 13 3.59% 2,268 1,742 +0.88%Persons born overseas 76 8.18% 5,172 4,995 +0.30%Persons born in UK and Ireland 50 4.22% 2,668 2,665 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Europe 83 0.49% 308 314 -0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 82 0.39% 244 221 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 79 0.06% 41 39 +0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 88 0.14% 87 74 +0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 93 0.07% 47 73 -0.04%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 84 2.83% 1,788 1,621 +0.28%Persons with both parents born overseas 77 10.32% 6,524 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 76 19.57% 12,375 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 90 0.10% 65 72 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 87 1.76% 1,114 1,010 +0.17%

Families“Traditional Families” 90 29.12% 5,176 5,409 -1.40%Single parent families 38 11.11% 1,975 1,664 +1.87%Couple families (without children) 3 49.09% 8,727 7,754 +5.84%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 2 35.04% 6,229 7,781 -9.31%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 3 32.20% 5,723 4,801 +5.53%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 91 12.72% 2,261 1,461 +4.80%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 90 5.42% 964 341 +3.74%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 89 3.43% 609 223 +2.32%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 91 40.45% 20,532 18,944 +3.37%Unemployment rate 14 11.4% 2,630 3,127 -2.8%Labour Force 92 45.63% 23,162 22,071 -1.24%Women in the labour force 53 44.36% 10,273 9,462 +3.67%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 32 3.77% 775 692 +0.44%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 15 7.61% 1,563 1,652 -0.47%Employees (Health and Community Services) 18 11.28% 2,316 1,983 +1.76%Employees (Education) 47 7.01% 1,439 1,333 +0.56%Employees (Manufacturing) 66 8.75% 1,797 2,053 -1.35%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 77 9.10% 1,869 1,523 +1.83%Persons employed in professional occupations 59 23.37% 4,798 4,475 +1.71%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 20 25.25% 5,184 4,679 +2.67%

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MYALL LAKES (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,410Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 81 11.22% 5,675 4,691 +2.09%Persons with trade qualifications 30 18.72% 9,470 7,280 +4.65%Persons with no qualifications 21 58.04% 29,362 28,971 +0.83%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 58 16.12% 10,196 9,835 +0.60%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 93 16.25% 1,657 1,360 +3.02%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 93 3.27% 2,069 1,572 +0.83%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 1 49.94% 31,576 32,316 -1.24%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 78 1.06% 166 95 +0.50%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 56 24.27% 6,320 6,060 +1.09%Owner or purchaser dwellings 34 69.05% 17,979 16,221 +7.38%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 81 27.69% 1,319 803 +13.12%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 67 2.26% 143 30 +1.74%Households with two or more motor vehicles 70 35.95% 9,360 7,832 +6.39%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 49 1.72% 559 556 +0.01%Flat or apartment dwellings 49 7.03% 2,285 2,150 +0.57%Public Housing 57 3.16% 824 804 +0.08%Dwellings which are caravans 14 2.68% 871 955 -0.35%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 89 23.51% 14,868 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,314 22,531 37.1 62.9 4.3Myall Lakes

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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NEWCASTLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,702Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 69 - 63,921 61,119 +4.58%Population growth 43 - 63,921 61,119 +4.58%Population density (persons per sq. km) 43 - 829.6 793.2 +4.58%Area (sq. kms) 53 - 77 77 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 1 73.11% - 75.74% -3.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 13 - 46,731 46,289 +0.95%Persons who changed address since 1996 18 42.41% 27,109 24,763 +3.84%Persons Aged under 5 87 5.15% 3,290 3,291 -0.00%Persons aged between 5 and 14 86 10.12% 6,468 6,286 +0.30%Persons aged between 15 and 24 5 16.05% 10,260 9,975 +0.47%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 64 50.48% 32,266 30,370 +3.10%Persons aged 65 years and over 11 17.21% 10,999 11,143 -0.24%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 56 71.72% 45,842 46,427 -0.96%Persons of Catholic religion 56 26.54% 16,964 16,626 +0.55%Persons of Anglican religion 44 26.17% 16,727 17,133 -0.66%Persons of non-Christian religion 61 1.70% 1,089 689 +0.65%Persons of Islamic religion 63 0.24% 152 144 +0.01%Persons of Buddhist religion 57 0.64% 406 209 +0.32%Persons of Jewish religion 39 0.09% 59 71 -0.02%Persons of no religion 19 14.06% 8,989 8,751 +0.39%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 31 1.82% 1,163 832 +0.54%Persons born overseas 66 11.43% 7,306 7,420 -0.19%Persons born in UK and Ireland 62 3.24% 2,074 2,192 -0.19%Persons born in Southern Europe 44 2.47% 1,579 1,820 -0.39%Persons born in South East Asia 53 0.86% 552 550 +0.00%Persons born in the Middle East 73 0.08% 49 58 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 57 0.43% 276 296 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 64 0.24% 155 164 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 58 6.53% 4,174 4,377 -0.33%Persons with both parents born overseas 66 14.88% 9,513 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 67 25.44% 16,262 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 51 0.95% 606 727 -0.20%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 56 6.65% 4,248 4,561 -0.51%

Families“Traditional Families” 89 29.73% 4,470 4,425 +0.30%Single parent families 8 14.07% 2,116 1,780 +2.28%Couple families (without children) 17 39.85% 5,991 5,765 +1.53%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 21 26.51% 3,987 5,333 -9.12%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 48 25.08% 3,771 4,039 -1.82%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 68 16.37% 2,461 2,170 +1.97%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 55 11.10% 1,669 821 +5.75%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 46 9.34% 1,405 800 +4.10%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 73 47.63% 25,781 24,450 +2.58%Unemployment rate 12 11.7% 3,407 3,875 -2.0%Labour Force 73 53.93% 29,188 28,325 -0.95%Women in the labour force 23 45.94% 13,411 12,446 +3.41%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 10 5.20% 1,340 1,288 +0.21%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 43 0.64% 164 94 +0.29%Employees (Health and Community Services) 1 14.25% 3,672 3,325 +1.42%Employees (Education) 5 9.83% 2,534 2,119 +1.70%Employees (Manufacturing) 62 9.09% 2,344 2,847 -2.06%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 44 14.77% 3,807 3,470 +1.38%Persons employed in professional occupations 24 31.70% 8,173 7,249 +3.77%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 68 17.66% 4,553 4,951 -1.62%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 31 20.90% 11,189 9,567 +3.14%Persons with trade qualifications 58 15.93% 8,526 6,971 +3.01%Persons with no qualifications 59 50.98% 27,288 29,415 -4.12%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 85 11.54% 7,378 7,026 +0.58%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 51 30.32% 2,237 1,764 +6.73%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 2 11.60% 7,416 6,226 +1.95%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 45 37.34% 23,871 28,409 -7.42%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 58 6.43% 1,346 1,430 -0.42%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 11 36.67% 10,216 10,020 +0.74%Owner or purchaser dwellings 81 56.30% 15,684 15,068 +2.32%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 63 40.44% 2,191 1,364 +18.47%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 44 4.30% 439 116 +3.15%Households with two or more motor vehicles 85 29.02% 8,083 6,898 +4.45%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 32 8.60% 2,599 2,281 +1.20%Flat or apartment dwellings 26 19.53% 5,905 5,661 +0.92%Public Housing 17 8.14% 2,268 2,231 +0.14%Dwellings which are caravans 26 1.08% 328 350 -0.08%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 37 35.77% 22,866 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

24,925 9,510 72.4 27.6 5.5Newcastle

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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NORTH SHORE (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,243Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 29 - 69,032 65,587 +5.25%Population growth 37 - 69,032 65,587 +5.25%Population density (persons per sq. km) 7 - 3,753.8 3,566.4 +5.25%Area (sq. kms) 87 - 18 18 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 53 64.79% - 67.35% -3.80%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 29 - 44,725 44,171 +1.25%Persons who changed address since 1996 1 53.54% 36,957 35,602 +2.07%Persons Aged under 5 91 4.27% 2,948 2,692 +0.39%Persons aged between 5 and 14 91 7.12% 4,917 4,514 +0.61%Persons aged between 15 and 24 76 11.66% 8,050 8,650 -0.91%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 1 62.27% 42,983 39,609 +5.14%Persons aged 65 years and over 60 12.16% 8,391 8,582 -0.29%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 83 60.34% 41,651 41,135 +0.79%Persons of Catholic religion 75 23.58% 16,275 15,314 +1.47%Persons of Anglican religion 53 24.31% 16,779 17,092 -0.48%Persons of non-Christian religion 40 4.83% 3,331 2,422 +1.39%Persons of Islamic religion 50 0.52% 362 289 +0.11%Persons of Buddhist religion 27 2.06% 1,424 849 +0.88%Persons of Jewish religion 10 1.05% 723 722 +0.00%Persons of no religion 4 18.86% 13,016 13,665 -0.99%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 91 0.13% 92 90 +0.00%Persons born overseas 25 31.73% 21,907 20,080 +2.79%Persons born in UK and Ireland 2 9.42% 6,500 6,168 +0.51%Persons born in Southern Europe 58 1.27% 874 932 -0.09%Persons born in South East Asia 38 2.30% 1,587 1,400 +0.29%Persons born in the Middle East 47 0.55% 377 324 +0.08%Persons born in North-East Asia 21 4.63% 3,196 3,049 +0.22%Persons born in Southern Asia 31 1.10% 756 586 +0.26%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 42 14.93% 10,309 9,559 +1.14%Persons with both parents born overseas 35 35.92% 24,798 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 35 48.47% 33,458 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 47 1.24% 859 935 -0.12%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 43 12.52% 8,645 7,633 +1.54%

Families“Traditional Families” 91 28.13% 4,585 4,163 +2.81%Single parent families 89 6.16% 1,004 959 +0.30%Couple families (without children) 2 53.27% 8,683 7,777 +6.03%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 93 5.87% 957 1,396 -2.92%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 93 9.98% 1,627 2,580 -6.35%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 93 11.42% 1,861 2,551 -4.59%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 3 19.50% 3,178 1,690 +9.91%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 1 40.51% 6,603 4,668 +12.88%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 5 65.78% 40,122 38,255 +3.20%Unemployment rate 89 3.4% 1,406 1,382 -0.1%Labour Force 5 68.08% 41,528 39,637 +0.08%Women in the labour force 2 48.64% 20,199 19,367 +2.10%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 74 3.03% 1,215 1,657 -1.16%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 62 0.38% 154 81 +0.19%Employees (Health and Community Services) 89 7.08% 2,842 2,802 +0.10%Employees (Education) 77 5.20% 2,088 1,955 +0.35%Employees (Manufacturing) 90 6.04% 2,423 2,196 +0.59%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 1 43.31% 17,380 15,062 +6.07%Persons employed in professional occupations 1 54.41% 21,830 19,399 +6.33%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 93 4.72% 1,894 2,236 -0.89%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 1 48.79% 28,990 24,466 +7.76%Persons with trade qualifications 93 8.88% 5,276 4,789 +0.84%Persons with no qualifications 93 30.14% 17,912 21,654 -6.42%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 91 8.13% 5,610 5,451 +0.24%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 2 62.73% 3,519 3,313 +3.78%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 13 9.22% 6,364 5,950 +0.63%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 93 12.71% 8,774 16,424 -11.66%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 3 38.36% 13,118 11,649 +4.46%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 3 44.70% 14,885 14,393 +1.58%Owner or purchaser dwellings 90 45.50% 15,152 14,008 +3.68%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 1 78.96% 3,476 2,751 +18.00%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 6 61.09% 9,095 4,636 +30.06%Households with two or more motor vehicles 88 26.46% 8,811 7,923 +2.85%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 2 50.12% 18,896 16,067 +9.08%Flat or apartment dwellings 2 58.50% 22,057 19,590 +7.92%Public Housing 82 1.54% 512 511 +0.00%Dwellings which are caravans 58 0.06% 23 0 +0.07%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 1 62.57% 43,193 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,624 22,495 37.7 62.3 8North Shore

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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NORTHERN TABLELANDS (IND) Enrolment Dec 2002 42,089Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 81 - 62,749 64,543 -2.78%Population growth 92 - 62,749 64,543 -2.78%Population density (persons per sq. km) 89 - 2.0 2.1 -2.78%Area (sq. kms) 5 - 30,847 30,847 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 17 67.95% - 67.59% +0.54%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 63 - 42,641 43,624 -2.25%Persons who changed address since 1996 41 38.70% 24,287 25,220 -1.45%Persons Aged under 5 55 6.42% 4,029 4,574 -0.84%Persons aged between 5 and 14 29 15.47% 9,710 10,220 -0.79%Persons aged between 15 and 24 15 15.04% 9,437 10,081 -1.00%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 86 48.73% 30,575 31,334 -1.18%Persons aged 65 years and over 42 13.86% 8,696 7,978 +1.11%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 13 78.33% 49,151 51,751 -4.03%Persons of Catholic religion 74 23.67% 14,851 15,297 -0.69%Persons of Anglican religion 8 34.24% 21,487 22,216 -1.13%Persons of non-Christian religion 66 1.29% 811 716 +0.15%Persons of Islamic religion 59 0.24% 153 140 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 69 0.48% 303 237 +0.10%Persons of Jewish religion 49 0.06% 39 34 +0.01%Persons of no religion 63 9.96% 6,251 6,796 -0.84%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 6 5.16% 3,239 2,638 +0.93%Persons born overseas 82 6.86% 4,307 4,892 -0.91%Persons born in UK and Ireland 77 2.47% 1,550 1,759 -0.32%Persons born in Southern Europe 88 0.32% 201 220 -0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 68 0.49% 310 379 -0.11%Persons born in the Middle East 72 0.08% 52 42 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 58 0.41% 255 316 -0.09%Persons born in Southern Asia 72 0.19% 117 173 -0.09%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 81 3.02% 1,894 2,305 -0.64%Persons with both parents born overseas 86 8.09% 5,077 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 86 15.65% 9,818 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 83 0.20% 125 172 -0.07%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 79 2.43% 1,525 1,914 -0.60%

Families“Traditional Families” 63 36.45% 5,874 6,617 -4.53%Single parent families 19 12.38% 1,995 1,736 +1.58%Couple families (without children) 22 39.37% 6,345 6,004 +2.08%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 15 28.04% 4,518 6,359 -11.22%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 12 30.37% 4,893 5,308 -2.53%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 70 15.94% 2,568 1,886 +4.16%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 79 7.68% 1,237 471 +4.67%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 77 5.16% 831 330 +3.05%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 67 50.53% 24,754 24,330 +0.83%Unemployment rate 29 9.0% 2,447 3,129 -2.4%Labour Force 64 55.53% 27,201 27,459 +0.27%Women in the labour force 45 44.68% 12,153 11,840 +1.14%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 21 4.20% 1,039 1,232 -0.80%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 6 17.06% 4,223 4,017 +0.85%Employees (Health and Community Services) 29 10.39% 2,572 2,389 +0.75%Employees (Education) 2 12.34% 3,054 3,443 -1.60%Employees (Manufacturing) 91 5.43% 1,343 1,268 +0.31%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 84 8.17% 2,022 1,850 +0.71%Persons employed in professional occupations 23 32.02% 7,926 7,885 +0.17%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 42 23.34% 5,777 5,455 +1.32%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 44 15.81% 7,701 7,647 +0.11%Persons with trade qualifications 68 14.57% 7,096 5,911 +2.33%Persons with no qualifications 19 58.53% 28,510 31,555 -5.99%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 26 18.23% 11,441 12,211 -1.19%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 73 24.92% 2,851 2,794 +0.47%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 12 9.63% 6,040 5,713 +0.51%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 34 39.78% 24,961 27,182 -3.44%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 80 1.03% 197 212 -0.08%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 47 26.13% 6,174 6,420 -1.06%Owner or purchaser dwellings 51 65.95% 15,581 15,232 +1.50%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 90 22.05% 1,043 686 +8.37%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 90 1.43% 88 33 +0.79%Households with two or more motor vehicles 43 43.81% 10,352 9,539 +3.51%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 80 0.13% 35 101 -0.28%Flat or apartment dwellings 55 5.83% 1,568 1,581 -0.06%Public Housing 51 3.47% 821 922 -0.43%Dwellings which are caravans 32 0.84% 225 257 -0.14%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 61 30.51% 19,142 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Lib/Nat

8,612 18,063 32.3 67.7 3.1

Party Vote Party Vote

IND 21,162 NAT 14,482

% 59.4 % 40.6

Northern Tablelands

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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ORANGE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,756Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 82 - 62,603 61,043 +2.56%Population growth 60 - 62,603 61,043 +2.56%Population density (persons per sq. km) 79 - 6.3 6.1 +2.56%Area (sq. kms) 15 - 9,999 9,999 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 24 67.44% - 67.02% +0.64%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 73 - 42,222 40,910 +3.21%Persons who changed address since 1996 46 38.05% 23,820 23,732 +0.14%Persons Aged under 5 20 7.40% 4,635 4,725 -0.15%Persons aged between 5 and 14 26 15.79% 9,886 9,874 +0.02%Persons aged between 15 and 24 55 12.72% 7,960 8,191 -0.38%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 75 50.03% 31,323 30,194 +1.85%Persons aged 65 years and over 44 13.80% 8,639 8,062 +0.95%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 5 83.60% 52,338 51,736 +0.99%Persons of Catholic religion 17 32.81% 20,537 19,632 +1.48%Persons of Anglican religion 23 29.99% 18,775 18,660 +0.19%Persons of non-Christian religion 89 0.64% 398 196 +0.33%Persons of Islamic religion 91 0.06% 38 44 -0.01%Persons of Buddhist religion 86 0.28% 176 43 +0.22%Persons of Jewish religion 88 0.02% 13 15 -0.00%Persons of no religion 81 7.71% 4,828 4,674 +0.25%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 12 3.74% 2,342 1,687 +1.07%Persons born overseas 83 6.71% 4,198 4,099 +0.16%Persons born in UK and Ireland 76 2.48% 1,552 1,580 -0.05%Persons born in Southern Europe 74 0.69% 432 454 -0.04%Persons born in South East Asia 86 0.36% 223 212 +0.02%Persons born in the Middle East 81 0.06% 40 42 -0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 59 0.41% 254 250 +0.01%Persons born in Southern Asia 77 0.15% 95 85 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 78 3.12% 1,953 1,980 -0.04%Persons with both parents born overseas 84 8.67% 5,425 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 85 16.42% 10,278 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 68 0.31% 192 174 +0.03%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 77 2.62% 1,643 1,619 +0.04%

Families“Traditional Families” 46 38.79% 6,406 6,794 -2.37%Single parent families 45 10.66% 1,760 1,640 +0.73%Couple families (without children) 39 37.27% 6,156 5,634 +3.19%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 39 22.93% 3,786 5,255 -8.98%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 19 29.52% 4,875 5,495 -3.79%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 35 18.72% 3,091 2,237 +5.22%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 63 10.16% 1,677 634 +6.38%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 66 6.58% 1,086 422 +4.06%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 41 55.62% 26,733 25,155 +3.40%Unemployment rate 52 6.8% 1,961 2,288 -1.5%Labour Force 40 59.70% 28,694 27,443 +0.46%Women in the labour force 68 43.78% 12,562 11,832 +2.66%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 25 4.01% 1,072 1,251 -0.71%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 9 11.99% 3,206 3,141 +0.26%Employees (Health and Community Services) 13 11.39% 3,044 2,981 +0.25%Employees (Education) 46 7.07% 1,889 1,914 -0.10%Employees (Manufacturing) 28 13.39% 3,580 3,428 +0.60%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 81 8.89% 2,377 1,921 +1.80%Persons employed in professional occupations 47 26.75% 7,151 6,763 +1.54%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 8 26.27% 7,024 6,546 +1.90%

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ORANGE (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,756Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 58 13.99% 6,704 6,022 +1.47%Persons with trade qualifications 51 17.02% 8,158 6,216 +4.19%Persons with no qualifications 23 58.01% 27,800 28,404 -1.30%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 24 18.25% 11,424 11,547 -0.20%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 48 30.92% 3,532 3,403 +1.12%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 63 5.33% 3,335 2,796 +0.88%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 22 43.35% 27,141 27,753 -1.00%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 86 0.90% 194 164 +0.15%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 51 25.51% 5,936 5,698 +1.07%Owner or purchaser dwellings 40 67.90% 15,802 15,034 +3.46%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 75 30.26% 1,695 1,017 +13.88%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 57 2.76% 164 21 +2.32%Households with two or more motor vehicles 26 46.42% 10,801 9,574 +5.54%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 69 0.25% 64 73 -0.04%Flat or apartment dwellings 66 4.93% 1,276 1,112 +0.74%Public Housing 29 5.61% 1,306 1,384 -0.35%Dwellings which are caravans 38 0.68% 177 140 +0.17%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 73 27.91% 17,473 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

14,765 19,041 43.7 56.3 10.8Orange

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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OXLEY (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,674Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 79 - 62,906 62,086 +1.32%Population growth 73 - 62,906 62,086 +1.32%Population density (persons per sq. km) 80 - 6.2 6.1 +1.32%Area (sq. kms) 14 - 10,128 10,128 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 15 68.24% - 67.07% +1.73%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 60 - 42,924 41,643 +3.08%Persons who changed address since 1996 50 37.62% 23,665 23,183 +0.78%Persons Aged under 5 65 6.17% 3,883 4,383 -0.81%Persons aged between 5 and 14 23 15.80% 9,942 10,417 -0.77%Persons aged between 15 and 24 88 10.20% 6,416 6,399 +0.03%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 79 49.84% 31,350 30,658 +1.11%Persons aged 65 years and over 9 17.77% 11,176 10,072 +1.78%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 34 75.41% 47,435 47,842 -0.66%Persons of Catholic religion 78 23.45% 14,754 14,372 +0.62%Persons of Anglican religion 19 30.96% 19,476 19,478 -0.00%Persons of non-Christian religion 72 1.08% 678 352 +0.53%Persons of Islamic religion 93 0.04% 27 15 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 64 0.50% 312 140 +0.28%Persons of Jewish religion 54 0.06% 35 21 +0.02%Persons of no religion 33 12.66% 7,961 8,281 -0.52%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 5 6.00% 3,772 2,983 +1.27%Persons born overseas 81 7.33% 4,612 4,475 +0.22%Persons born in UK and Ireland 54 3.73% 2,347 2,422 -0.12%Persons born in Southern Europe 87 0.33% 205 180 +0.04%Persons born in South East Asia 85 0.37% 230 225 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 93 0.02% 14 15 -0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 92 0.12% 73 103 -0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 91 0.08% 50 48 +0.00%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 86 2.46% 1,547 1,421 +0.20%Persons with both parents born overseas 81 9.17% 5,769 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 80 18.05% 11,356 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 93 0.08% 52 48 +0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 89 1.62% 1,017 852 +0.27%

Families“Traditional Families” 82 32.54% 5,562 6,253 -4.09%Single parent families 9 13.80% 2,358 2,059 +1.77%Couple families (without children) 13 41.93% 7,166 6,682 +2.86%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 1 37.60% 6,427 7,973 -9.15%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 11 30.89% 5,279 5,074 +1.21%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 92 12.49% 2,135 1,337 +4.72%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 93 4.52% 772 299 +2.80%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 93 2.69% 460 159 +1.78%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 92 40.41% 19,829 19,223 +1.28%Unemployment rate 1 15.7% 3,682 4,382 -2.9%Labour Force 88 47.92% 23,511 23,605 -2.05%Women in the labour force 58 44.18% 10,386 9,949 +1.85%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 23 4.03% 800 743 +0.30%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 14 9.50% 1,885 2,050 -0.87%Employees (Health and Community Services) 10 11.67% 2,314 2,101 +1.12%Employees (Education) 18 8.09% 1,605 1,506 +0.52%Employees (Manufacturing) 69 8.56% 1,699 2,061 -1.90%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 86 7.96% 1,580 1,454 +0.66%Persons employed in professional occupations 54 24.56% 4,870 4,735 +0.71%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 27 24.28% 4,813 4,762 +0.27%

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OXLEY (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,674Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 87 10.20% 4,990 4,540 +0.95%Persons with trade qualifications 39 18.08% 8,849 6,924 +4.07%Persons with no qualifications 11 59.57% 29,157 29,737 -1.23%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 25 18.25% 11,478 11,911 -0.70%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 84 21.39% 2,455 2,242 +1.79%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 83 4.09% 2,576 1,916 +1.06%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 2 49.02% 30,835 31,627 -1.28%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 79 1.05% 158 145 +0.09%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 60 23.46% 5,791 5,592 +0.85%Owner or purchaser dwellings 33 69.13% 17,064 16,200 +3.70%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 89 22.43% 1,088 712 +8.40%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 66 2.28% 132 27 +1.73%Households with two or more motor vehicles 60 37.69% 9,304 8,316 +4.23%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 57 0.64% 180 143 +0.16%Flat or apartment dwellings 62 5.17% 1,448 1,256 +0.82%Public Housing 56 3.24% 799 871 -0.31%Dwellings which are caravans 6 3.71% 1,040 983 +0.24%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 91 23.14% 14,556 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

12,687 17,503 42 58 6.6Oxley

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PARRAMATTA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,666Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 7 - 81,928 76,809 +6.66%Population growth 31 - 81,928 76,809 +6.66%Population density (persons per sq. km) 20 - 2,257.6 2,116.5 +6.66%Area (sq. kms) 70 - 36 36 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 87 57.65% - 61.03% -5.54%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 10 - 47,235 46,879 +0.76%Persons who changed address since 1996 15 43.36% 35,522 33,733 +2.33%Persons Aged under 5 45 6.63% 5,430 5,464 -0.04%Persons aged between 5 and 14 75 11.92% 9,765 8,898 +1.13%Persons aged between 15 and 24 39 13.67% 11,203 11,049 +0.20%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 15 54.41% 44,573 41,165 +4.44%Persons aged 65 years and over 61 12.13% 9,938 9,783 +0.20%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 85 59.18% 48,489 51,409 -3.80%Persons of Catholic religion 47 27.62% 22,629 23,669 -1.35%Persons of Anglican religion 77 14.72% 12,057 14,192 -2.78%Persons of non-Christian religion 9 14.81% 12,132 8,017 +5.36%Persons of Islamic religion 9 6.09% 4,990 3,823 +1.52%Persons of Buddhist religion 22 2.91% 2,386 1,220 +1.52%Persons of Jewish religion 35 0.11% 88 104 -0.02%Persons of no religion 46 11.71% 9,595 10,294 -0.91%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 65 0.72% 587 635 -0.06%Persons born overseas 12 39.75% 32,566 28,691 +5.04%Persons born in UK and Ireland 60 3.27% 2,676 3,271 -0.77%Persons born in Southern Europe 41 2.61% 2,137 2,032 +0.14%Persons born in South East Asia 21 4.08% 3,339 3,119 +0.29%Persons born in the Middle East 8 5.13% 4,199 4,158 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 8 9.45% 7,746 5,630 +2.75%Persons born in Southern Asia 2 5.82% 4,767 3,858 +1.18%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 13 33.48% 27,430 23,350 +5.31%Persons with both parents born overseas 14 50.11% 41,053 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 14 58.30% 47,761 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 15 6.25% 5,121 4,360 +0.99%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 14 39.01% 31,957 24,667 +9.49%

Families“Traditional Families” 39 39.55% 7,563 7,038 +2.79%Single parent families 37 11.11% 2,125 1,955 +0.90%Couple families (without children) 60 32.72% 6,257 6,536 -1.48%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 49 20.15% 3,854 5,274 -7.54%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 55 23.74% 4,541 5,529 -5.24%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 40 18.56% 3,550 3,463 +0.46%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 34 14.00% 2,678 1,525 +6.12%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 36 11.77% 2,251 1,057 +6.34%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 62 52.23% 34,803 32,384 +3.87%Unemployment rate 43 7.5% 2,821 3,441 -2.1%Labour Force 59 56.46% 37,624 35,825 -0.84%Women in the labour force 70 43.75% 16,460 15,491 +2.70%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 70 3.09% 1,074 1,153 -0.24%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 65 0.36% 127 96 +0.10%Employees (Health and Community Services) 37 10.04% 3,496 3,426 +0.22%Employees (Education) 70 5.84% 2,033 1,926 +0.33%Employees (Manufacturing) 33 12.60% 4,384 4,426 -0.13%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 21 20.59% 7,168 5,949 +3.75%Persons employed in professional occupations 27 30.01% 10,445 9,118 +4.09%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 71 17.31% 6,026 6,038 -0.04%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 21 25.46% 16,732 13,678 +4.89%Persons with trade qualifications 74 13.36% 8,781 7,422 +2.18%Persons with no qualifications 70 45.49% 29,895 32,556 -4.26%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 78 13.00% 10,653 10,301 +0.46%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 34 35.10% 3,739 3,814 -0.73%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 17 8.72% 7,145 6,204 +1.23%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 78 25.04% 20,513 27,968 -9.71%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 23 24.65% 7,435 6,064 +4.90%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 4 44.39% 13,422 13,170 +0.89%Owner or purchaser dwellings 91 44.80% 13,546 13,175 +1.32%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 35 61.84% 3,205 2,317 +18.76%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 32 9.99% 1,340 267 +7.98%Households with two or more motor vehicles 86 28.70% 8,677 8,037 +2.28%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 8 31.44% 10,195 8,353 +6.54%Flat or apartment dwellings 9 40.96% 13,281 11,545 +6.16%Public Housing 9 10.83% 3,275 3,459 -0.65%Dwellings which are caravans 90 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 31 39.38% 32,262 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,472 12,915 64.5 35.5 11Parramatta

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PEATS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,824Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 66 - 64,310 61,969 +3.78%Population growth 53 - 64,310 61,969 +3.78%Population density (persons per sq. km) 61 - 84.5 81.4 +3.78%Area (sq. kms) 34 - 761 761 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 28 67.26% - 67.53% -0.40%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 55 - 43,256 41,847 +3.37%Persons who changed address since 1996 37 39.31% 25,278 23,830 +2.34%Persons Aged under 5 37 6.82% 4,386 4,780 -0.64%Persons aged between 5 and 14 60 13.94% 8,966 8,660 +0.49%Persons aged between 15 and 24 82 11.05% 7,104 7,103 +0.00%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 77 49.91% 32,097 30,042 +3.32%Persons aged 65 years and over 7 17.91% 11,520 11,269 +0.41%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 41 74.85% 48,135 47,937 +0.32%Persons of Catholic religion 59 25.92% 16,668 16,021 +1.04%Persons of Anglican religion 16 31.83% 20,469 20,638 -0.27%Persons of non-Christian religion 64 1.33% 855 492 +0.59%Persons of Islamic religion 62 0.24% 155 121 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 68 0.48% 311 107 +0.33%Persons of Jewish religion 34 0.11% 73 50 +0.04%Persons of no religion 34 12.40% 7,975 7,849 +0.20%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 41 1.66% 1,069 786 +0.46%Persons born overseas 61 13.72% 8,825 8,451 +0.60%Persons born in UK and Ireland 20 6.50% 4,178 4,272 -0.15%Persons born in Southern Europe 70 0.82% 529 520 +0.01%Persons born in South East Asia 52 0.87% 559 445 +0.18%Persons born in the Middle East 60 0.16% 105 69 +0.06%Persons born in North-East Asia 64 0.33% 211 229 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 65 0.22% 143 136 +0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 65 4.76% 3,060 2,821 +0.39%Persons with both parents born overseas 60 17.63% 11,339 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 60 30.04% 19,321 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 67 0.31% 199 207 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 63 4.06% 2,614 2,164 +0.73%

Families“Traditional Families” 74 34.54% 5,970 6,104 -0.79%Single parent families 26 11.88% 2,053 1,774 +1.65%Couple families (without children) 31 38.17% 6,597 6,412 +1.09%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 38 23.13% 3,998 5,542 -9.12%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 33 27.18% 4,698 5,352 -3.86%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 23 19.58% 3,384 2,721 +3.92%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 52 11.47% 1,983 902 +6.39%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 56 7.28% 1,258 524 +4.34%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 69 49.60% 25,257 23,593 +3.42%Unemployment rate 35 8.2% 2,265 2,438 -1.1%Labour Force 71 54.05% 27,522 26,031 +0.42%Women in the labour force 48 44.51% 12,248 11,234 +3.90%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 36 3.73% 943 1,050 -0.45%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 30 2.16% 546 553 -0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 17 11.33% 2,862 2,622 +1.01%Employees (Education) 78 5.18% 1,309 1,223 +0.36%Employees (Manufacturing) 51 10.54% 2,663 2,798 -0.57%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 40 15.46% 3,906 3,207 +2.95%Persons employed in professional occupations 64 22.21% 5,608 5,164 +1.88%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 47 22.37% 5,648 5,432 +0.91%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 68 12.81% 6,498 5,444 +2.17%Persons with trade qualifications 20 19.53% 9,905 7,888 +4.15%Persons with no qualifications 48 54.01% 27,397 28,595 -2.46%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 65 15.50% 9,970 9,737 +0.38%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 90 18.85% 1,879 1,928 -0.50%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 80 4.38% 2,815 2,346 +0.76%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 21 43.57% 28,017 30,953 -4.74%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 26 23.16% 4,692 4,503 +1.00%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 54 24.58% 6,187 5,652 +2.25%Owner or purchaser dwellings 39 68.08% 17,139 16,786 +1.48%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 47 53.82% 3,452 2,364 +17.84%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 49 3.25% 201 45 +2.60%Households with two or more motor vehicles 74 34.71% 8,738 7,362 +5.78%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 71 0.24% 69 79 -0.04%Flat or apartment dwellings 57 5.71% 1,632 1,743 -0.47%Public Housing 58 3.09% 777 714 +0.26%Dwellings which are caravans 27 1.06% 302 85 +0.91%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 54 31.95% 20,549 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,397 14,114 61.3 38.7 3.6Peats

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PENRITH (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,839Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 49 - 66,353 66,944 -0.88%Population growth 83 - 66,353 66,944 -0.88%Population density (persons per sq. km) 37 - 1,032.4 1,041.6 -0.88%Area (sq. kms) 57 - 64 64 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 59 64.04% - 62.04% +3.22%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 67 - 42,495 41,535 +2.31%Persons who changed address since 1996 74 34.70% 23,025 22,180 +1.26%Persons Aged under 5 27 7.21% 4,784 5,425 -0.96%Persons aged between 5 and 14 48 14.88% 9,872 10,833 -1.44%Persons aged between 15 and 24 6 15.90% 10,552 11,098 -0.82%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 33 52.28% 34,688 33,976 +1.06%Persons aged 65 years and over 77 9.40% 6,235 5,435 +1.20%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 38 75.31% 49,971 52,159 -3.27%Persons of Catholic religion 36 29.69% 19,703 19,984 -0.42%Persons of Anglican religion 35 28.19% 18,707 19,607 -1.34%Persons of non-Christian religion 52 2.26% 1,497 1,196 +0.45%Persons of Islamic religion 45 0.75% 495 428 +0.10%Persons of Buddhist religion 59 0.54% 361 179 +0.27%Persons of Jewish religion 53 0.06% 38 27 +0.02%Persons of no religion 49 11.63% 7,716 8,151 -0.65%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 28 1.96% 1,300 1,098 +0.30%Persons born overseas 49 18.21% 12,081 13,083 -1.50%Persons born in UK and Ireland 7 7.80% 5,175 5,910 -1.10%Persons born in Southern Europe 54 1.72% 1,142 1,234 -0.14%Persons born in South East Asia 50 1.18% 786 797 -0.02%Persons born in the Middle East 50 0.42% 281 307 -0.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 53 0.45% 299 284 +0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 37 0.82% 545 647 -0.15%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 51 8.31% 5,512 5,873 -0.54%Persons with both parents born overseas 51 24.39% 16,181 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 50 37.48% 24,870 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 56 0.76% 501 477 +0.04%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 55 7.63% 5,062 4,711 +0.52%

Families“Traditional Families” 38 39.66% 6,996 7,899 -5.05%Single parent families 18 12.47% 2,199 2,168 +0.17%Couple families (without children) 74 30.06% 5,303 4,785 +2.90%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 67 15.96% 2,816 3,786 -5.43%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 58 23.42% 4,131 5,598 -8.21%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 8 21.60% 3,810 3,863 -0.30%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 28 15.34% 2,705 1,532 +6.56%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 34 12.04% 2,123 978 +6.41%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 19 61.27% 31,663 30,837 +1.63%Unemployment rate 57 5.8% 1,967 2,607 -1.9%Labour Force 15 65.08% 33,630 33,444 -0.88%Women in the labour force 46 44.67% 15,021 14,757 +0.79%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 11 4.86% 1,539 1,607 -0.22%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 50 0.51% 160 168 -0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 53 9.09% 2,877 2,731 +0.47%Employees (Education) 19 8.03% 2,543 2,484 +0.19%Employees (Manufacturing) 26 13.54% 4,286 4,232 +0.17%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 46 14.55% 4,606 4,188 +1.35%Persons employed in professional occupations 66 22.02% 6,971 6,740 +0.75%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 56 21.05% 6,665 6,587 +0.25%

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PENRITH (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,839Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 45 15.33% 7,892 7,185 +1.40%Persons with trade qualifications 28 18.84% 9,700 8,159 +3.04%Persons with no qualifications 44 54.77% 28,193 29,419 -2.42%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 41 17.30% 11,481 12,698 -1.82%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 40 34.33% 3,942 3,572 +2.91%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 53 5.86% 3,889 3,927 -0.06%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 36 38.94% 25,838 28,553 -4.06%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 42 15.60% 4,145 4,476 -1.28%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 45 26.23% 6,182 5,987 +0.86%Owner or purchaser dwellings 42 67.37% 15,875 15,607 +1.18%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 53 49.67% 3,708 2,785 +12.33%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 62 2.35% 145 30 +1.91%Households with two or more motor vehicles 38 45.05% 10,616 9,703 +4.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 40 4.07% 1,006 868 +0.61%Flat or apartment dwellings 45 8.35% 2,063 1,922 +0.62%Public Housing 26 5.90% 1,391 1,338 +0.23%Dwellings which are caravans 44 0.42% 105 125 -0.09%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 36 36.34% 24,112 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,235 11,592 66.7 33.3 12.4Penrith

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PITTWATER (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,871Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 80 - 62,780 61,167 +2.64%Population growth 59 - 62,780 61,167 +2.64%Population density (persons per sq. km) 52 - 358.1 348.9 +2.64%Area (sq. kms) 43 - 175 175 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 39 66.32% - 67.08% -1.13%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 83 - 41,637 41,031 +1.48%Persons who changed address since 1996 43 38.29% 24,036 23,319 +1.17%Persons Aged under 5 68 6.11% 3,837 3,890 -0.09%Persons aged between 5 and 14 70 12.59% 7,901 7,891 +0.02%Persons aged between 15 and 24 74 11.74% 7,370 7,810 -0.72%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 18 53.70% 33,714 32,038 +2.74%Persons aged 65 years and over 28 15.05% 9,449 9,074 +0.61%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 67 67.58% 42,424 42,670 -0.40%Persons of Catholic religion 85 22.29% 13,996 13,504 +0.80%Persons of Anglican religion 27 29.36% 18,431 19,134 -1.15%Persons of non-Christian religion 56 1.94% 1,221 829 +0.64%Persons of Islamic religion 68 0.19% 120 99 +0.03%Persons of Buddhist religion 49 0.91% 569 231 +0.55%Persons of Jewish religion 22 0.23% 143 179 -0.06%Persons of no religion 9 16.91% 10,613 11,395 -1.28%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 84 0.28% 176 142 +0.06%Persons born overseas 45 21.08% 13,236 13,128 +0.18%Persons born in UK and Ireland 3 9.10% 5,710 5,923 -0.35%Persons born in Southern Europe 52 1.81% 1,138 1,211 -0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 59 0.73% 458 449 +0.01%Persons born in the Middle East 55 0.25% 158 156 +0.00%Persons born in North-East Asia 46 0.75% 472 347 +0.20%Persons born in Southern Asia 58 0.27% 171 191 -0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 55 7.76% 4,873 4,760 +0.18%Persons with both parents born overseas 48 26.35% 16,542 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 46 41.01% 25,744 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 59 0.56% 351 334 +0.03%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 57 6.52% 4,096 3,812 +0.46%

Families“Traditional Families” 44 38.91% 6,602 6,486 +0.71%Single parent families 86 6.87% 1,165 1,160 +0.03%Couple families (without children) 35 37.76% 6,407 6,012 +2.40%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 85 9.41% 1,597 2,579 -5.97%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 78 16.98% 2,881 4,048 -7.09%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 47 18.34% 3,112 3,324 -1.29%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 12 17.96% 3,047 1,737 +7.96%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 15 22.84% 3,875 2,334 +9.37%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 11 63.27% 32,240 31,213 +2.08%Unemployment rate 93 3.1% 1,026 1,170 -0.5%Labour Force 13 65.28% 33,266 32,383 -0.34%Women in the labour force 21 46.05% 15,318 14,685 +1.95%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 92 2.16% 696 699 -0.01%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 40 0.69% 222 217 +0.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 61 8.54% 2,754 2,792 -0.12%Employees (Education) 63 6.16% 1,985 1,726 +0.83%Employees (Manufacturing) 56 9.80% 3,161 3,126 +0.11%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 19 21.29% 6,866 6,339 +1.68%Persons employed in professional occupations 18 35.22% 11,356 10,296 +3.40%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 73 16.64% 5,366 5,460 -0.30%

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PITTWATER (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,871Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 19 26.81% 13,548 11,477 +4.20%Persons with trade qualifications 25 19.09% 9,648 8,328 +2.67%Persons with no qualifications 82 39.73% 20,078 22,466 -4.84%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 69 14.63% 9,187 9,242 -0.09%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 18 40.00% 3,675 3,065 +6.60%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 56 5.62% 3,527 3,378 +0.24%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 73 27.00% 16,953 22,470 -9.02%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 54 10.82% 2,810 2,790 +0.08%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 80 20.18% 4,787 4,999 -0.93%Owner or purchaser dwellings 26 70.07% 16,620 15,935 +3.01%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 13 73.64% 4,275 3,426 +15.27%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 9 51.98% 2,488 1,358 +21.54%Households with two or more motor vehicles 12 53.60% 12,713 11,525 +5.24%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 33 8.58% 2,244 2,218 +0.11%Flat or apartment dwellings 31 17.41% 4,555 4,054 +2.21%Public Housing 92 0.17% 40 43 -0.01%Dwellings which are caravans 34 0.79% 206 178 +0.12%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 15 47.57% 29,865 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

10,523 23,201 31.2 68.8 1.5Pittwater

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PORT JACKSON (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 51,526Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 1 - 105,429 81,074 +30.04%Population growth 1 - 105,429 81,074 +30.04%Population density (persons per sq. km) 21 - 2,212.6 1,701.4 +30.04%Area (sq. kms) 63 - 48 48 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 93 52.53% - 60.37% -12.99%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 1 - 55,380 48,945 +13.15%Persons who changed address since 1996 11 44.40% 46,812 35,959 +13.39%Persons Aged under 5 92 4.03% 4,250 3,375 +1.08%Persons aged between 5 and 14 92 6.38% 6,723 5,366 +1.67%Persons aged between 15 and 24 34 14.01% 14,774 11,228 +4.37%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 5 57.79% 60,929 45,893 +18.55%Persons aged 65 years and over 84 8.33% 8,781 7,535 +1.54%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 91 43.78% 46,153 40,965 +6.40%Persons of Catholic religion 89 21.09% 22,231 19,674 +3.15%Persons of Anglican religion 81 12.93% 13,631 12,319 +1.62%Persons of non-Christian religion 32 6.23% 6,570 3,468 +3.83%Persons of Islamic religion 44 0.81% 851 591 +0.32%Persons of Buddhist religion 13 3.73% 3,934 1,589 +2.89%Persons of Jewish religion 11 0.54% 569 441 +0.16%Persons of no religion 3 19.40% 20,452 19,631 +1.01%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 61 0.80% 839 847 -0.01%Persons born overseas 34 28.83% 30,396 22,972 +9.16%Persons born in UK and Ireland 19 6.56% 6,911 5,611 +1.60%Persons born in Southern Europe 37 2.98% 3,141 3,398 -0.32%Persons born in South East Asia 17 5.07% 5,342 3,028 +2.85%Persons born in the Middle East 48 0.53% 558 447 +0.14%Persons born in North-East Asia 18 4.84% 5,105 3,246 +2.29%Persons born in Southern Asia 41 0.63% 659 413 +0.30%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 34 17.87% 18,842 13,967 +6.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 40 34.15% 36,007 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 43 43.65% 46,015 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 28 3.05% 3,214 2,815 +0.49%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 33 18.35% 19,343 13,944 +6.66%

Families“Traditional Families” 92 24.91% 4,820 4,153 +4.30%Single parent families 59 9.60% 1,858 1,813 +0.29%Couple families (without children) 5 48.86% 9,453 6,837 +16.87%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 75 12.94% 2,504 3,185 -4.39%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 85 14.55% 2,815 3,457 -4.14%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 83 13.95% 2,700 2,720 -0.13%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 25 16.35% 3,164 1,779 +8.93%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 7 30.80% 5,960 2,546 +22.02%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 54 53.25% 49,897 39,794 +14.06%Unemployment rate 66 5.5% 2,877 2,747 -1.0%Labour Force 61 56.32% 52,774 42,541 -2.78%Women in the labour force 3 48.22% 25,445 20,428 +11.79%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 29 3.90% 1,946 1,826 +0.30%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 66 0.36% 181 149 +0.08%Employees (Health and Community Services) 71 7.95% 3,969 3,850 +0.30%Employees (Education) 49 6.99% 3,490 3,382 +0.27%Employees (Manufacturing) 73 7.91% 3,949 3,168 +1.97%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 6 31.08% 15,510 9,965 +13.97%Persons employed in professional occupations 3 48.82% 24,359 17,850 +16.43%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 89 8.17% 4,078 4,075 +0.01%

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PORT JACKSON (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 51,526Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 10 37.25% 31,468 21,595 +13.74%Persons with trade qualifications 91 9.36% 7,905 5,995 +2.66%Persons with no qualifications 91 33.08% 27,944 34,644 -9.32%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 92 5.79% 6,109 6,005 +0.13%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 17 40.02% 2,445 2,144 +5.01%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 4 11.20% 11,807 8,259 +4.38%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 89 14.86% 15,667 22,482 -8.41%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 8 30.98% 13,141 9,605 +10.47%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 2 46.42% 18,763 14,963 +12.07%Owner or purchaser dwellings 92 39.16% 15,830 13,710 +6.73%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 6 76.76% 5,175 3,729 +24.18%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 7 54.62% 10,248 3,562 +43.28%Households with two or more motor vehicles 91 20.22% 8,174 6,714 +4.62%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 5 38.17% 17,008 9,070 +25.22%Flat or apartment dwellings 5 44.35% 19,760 11,460 +26.37%Public Housing 20 7.58% 3,065 2,972 +0.30%Dwellings which are caravans 75 0.01% 6 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 14 48.61% 51,253 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,904 8,567 75.1 24.9 1.6Port Jackson

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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PORT MACQUARIE (IND)(3) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,531Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 57 - 65,221 58,916 +10.70%Population growth 14 - 65,221 58,916 +10.70%Population density (persons per sq. km) 69 - 28.8 26.1 +10.70%Area (sq. kms) 26 - 2,261 2,261 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 5 70.63% - 70.82% -0.28%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 17 - 46,064 41,726 +10.40%Persons who changed address since 1996 3 46.36% 30,235 26,446 +6.43%Persons Aged under 5 82 5.42% 3,532 3,714 -0.31%Persons aged between 5 and 14 56 14.13% 9,215 8,307 +1.54%Persons aged between 15 and 24 92 9.44% 6,158 5,838 +0.54%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 91 47.73% 31,128 27,639 +5.92%Persons aged 65 years and over 2 22.75% 14,835 13,111 +2.93%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 15 78.27% 51,048 46,783 +7.24%Persons of Catholic religion 80 23.33% 15,213 13,069 +3.64%Persons of Anglican religion 9 33.85% 22,076 20,558 +2.58%Persons of non-Christian religion 80 0.86% 564 294 +0.46%Persons of Islamic religion 84 0.10% 66 54 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 78 0.36% 233 80 +0.26%Persons of Jewish religion 44 0.07% 47 51 -0.01%Persons of no religion 50 11.27% 7,352 6,965 +0.66%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 35 1.78% 1,162 888 +0.47%Persons born overseas 71 10.23% 6,670 5,739 +1.58%Persons born in UK and Ireland 34 5.54% 3,610 3,184 +0.72%Persons born in Southern Europe 84 0.46% 302 256 +0.08%Persons born in South East Asia 83 0.38% 248 189 +0.10%Persons born in the Middle East 84 0.06% 38 24 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 87 0.16% 103 117 -0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 82 0.12% 79 57 +0.04%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 80 3.06% 1,999 1,666 +0.57%Persons with both parents born overseas 74 12.57% 8,200 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 75 22.59% 14,735 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 92 0.09% 59 58 +0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 85 1.77% 1,155 931 +0.38%

Families“Traditional Families” 84 30.13% 5,425 5,322 +0.64%Single parent families 31 11.48% 2,068 1,593 +2.95%Couple families (without children) 6 48.13% 8,666 7,495 +7.27%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 6 33.57% 6,045 7,398 -8.40%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 9 31.32% 5,640 4,866 +4.80%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 81 14.54% 2,619 1,508 +6.89%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 88 6.04% 1,087 424 +4.11%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 85 3.87% 697 269 +2.66%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 90 41.08% 21,537 18,530 +6.41%Unemployment rate 17 11.1% 2,689 3,371 -4.3%Labour Force 91 46.21% 24,226 21,901 -0.57%Women in the labour force 28 45.74% 11,081 9,711 +6.26%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 52 3.44% 740 672 +0.37%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 27 3.41% 734 812 -0.42%Employees (Health and Community Services) 5 12.75% 2,746 2,228 +2.80%Employees (Education) 28 7.73% 1,666 1,386 +1.51%Employees (Manufacturing) 76 7.77% 1,673 1,794 -0.65%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 70 10.83% 2,332 1,838 +2.67%Persons employed in professional occupations 60 23.08% 4,972 4,176 +4.29%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 46 22.77% 4,905 4,449 +2.46%

(3) The sitting Member was elected as a National Party MP at the 1999 General Election. Became an Independent in March 2002 and will run as such in 2003.

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PORT MACQUARIE (IND)(3) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,531Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 70 12.69% 6,616 5,222 +2.97%Persons with trade qualifications 24 19.10% 9,953 7,351 +5.55%Persons with no qualifications 37 55.94% 29,155 28,124 +2.20%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 51 16.49% 10,752 9,482 +2.16%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 55 30.03% 3,229 2,575 +6.90%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 87 3.72% 2,428 1,737 +1.17%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 4 47.38% 30,904 31,191 -0.49%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 87 0.86% 144 93 +0.36%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 58 23.97% 6,324 5,957 +1.59%Owner or purchaser dwellings 35 68.59% 18,099 15,486 +11.35%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 67 35.02% 1,845 968 +21.52%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 50 3.23% 204 48 +2.50%Households with two or more motor vehicles 72 35.74% 9,430 7,199 +9.68%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 41 3.71% 1,089 1,119 -0.13%Flat or apartment dwellings 42 10.36% 3,044 2,951 +0.40%Public Housing 60 2.88% 760 683 +0.33%Dwellings which are caravans 4 4.05% 1,189 1,228 -0.17%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 74 27.59% 17,996 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Lib/Nat

11,990 23,919 33.4 66.6 4.6

(3) The sitting Member was elected as a National Party MP at the 1999 General Election. Became an Independent in March 2002 and will run as such in 2003.

Port Macquarie (3)

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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PORT STEPHENS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,707Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 61 - 64,827 60,548 +7.07%Population growth 29 - 64,827 60,548 +7.07%Population density (persons per sq. km) 63 - 78.7 73.5 +7.07%Area (sq. kms) 32 - 823 823 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 16 68.07% - 68.02% +0.08%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 37 - 44,128 41,183 +7.15%Persons who changed address since 1996 7 45.57% 29,539 27,135 +3.97%Persons Aged under 5 39 6.80% 4,405 4,645 -0.40%Persons aged between 5 and 14 49 14.73% 9,549 8,890 +1.09%Persons aged between 15 and 24 71 11.95% 7,748 7,774 -0.04%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 65 50.47% 32,715 29,886 +4.67%Persons aged 65 years and over 21 15.68% 10,165 8,999 +1.93%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 31 76.11% 49,337 47,065 +3.75%Persons of Catholic religion 70 25.03% 16,223 15,308 +1.51%Persons of Anglican religion 21 30.88% 20,018 18,931 +1.80%Persons of non-Christian religion 75 1.00% 651 437 +0.35%Persons of Islamic religion 70 0.17% 107 94 +0.02%Persons of Buddhist religion 66 0.49% 317 122 +0.32%Persons of Jewish religion 87 0.02% 14 42 -0.05%Persons of no religion 38 12.03% 7,801 7,887 -0.14%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 24 2.43% 1,578 1,224 +0.58%Persons born overseas 68 11.13% 7,218 7,084 +0.22%Persons born in UK and Ireland 42 4.59% 2,978 2,962 +0.03%Persons born in Southern Europe 56 1.35% 872 875 -0.00%Persons born in South East Asia 55 0.85% 554 573 -0.03%Persons born in the Middle East 74 0.08% 49 24 +0.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 72 0.24% 157 122 +0.06%Persons born in Southern Asia 78 0.14% 89 69 +0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 64 4.87% 3,158 3,259 -0.17%Persons with both parents born overseas 68 14.28% 9,255 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 68 24.88% 16,132 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 58 0.56% 363 359 +0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 64 3.97% 2,575 2,535 +0.07%

Families“Traditional Families” 70 35.04% 6,097 6,010 +0.53%Single parent families 17 12.52% 2,178 1,907 +1.66%Couple families (without children) 20 39.42% 6,858 6,283 +3.52%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 13 28.51% 4,961 5,924 -5.90%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 14 29.87% 5,198 5,262 -0.39%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 56 17.48% 3,041 2,330 +4.36%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 77 8.35% 1,453 597 +5.24%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 84 4.31% 750 330 +2.57%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 79 46.44% 23,613 21,729 +4.01%Unemployment rate 13 11.5% 3,075 3,345 -1.8%Labour Force 79 52.49% 26,688 25,074 -0.98%Women in the labour force 72 43.59% 11,633 10,467 +4.65%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 2 9.07% 2,142 2,407 -1.21%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 32 2.00% 473 494 -0.10%Employees (Health and Community Services) 44 9.76% 2,304 2,106 +0.90%Employees (Education) 68 5.90% 1,393 1,162 +1.05%Employees (Manufacturing) 47 11.24% 2,653 2,828 -0.80%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 73 10.31% 2,434 2,278 +0.71%Persons employed in professional occupations 77 18.98% 4,483 4,035 +2.04%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 7 26.69% 6,303 5,859 +2.02%

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PORT STEPHENS (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,707Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 73 12.23% 6,190 5,360 +1.77%Persons with trade qualifications 16 20.04% 10,145 7,987 +4.60%Persons with no qualifications 39 55.48% 28,089 28,006 +0.18%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 54 16.35% 10,599 9,954 +1.07%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 82 21.49% 2,278 1,811 +4.69%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 65 5.22% 3,386 3,319 +0.11%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 16 44.43% 28,802 30,219 -2.34%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 69 2.32% 431 558 -0.73%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 28 29.82% 7,534 7,483 +0.22%Owner or purchaser dwellings 65 63.11% 15,946 14,190 +7.62%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 73 32.91% 1,982 1,199 +15.79%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 64 2.31% 174 69 +1.37%Households with two or more motor vehicles 59 37.86% 9,566 7,953 +7.01%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 51 1.20% 362 354 +0.03%Flat or apartment dwellings 54 6.10% 1,846 1,803 +0.19%Public Housing 33 4.87% 1,230 1,307 -0.33%Dwellings which are caravans 15 2.17% 657 548 +0.47%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 65 29.93% 19,401 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

20,495 12,421 62.3 37.7 2.6Port Stephens

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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RIVERSTONE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 51,404Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 8 - 81,682 67,575 +20.88%Population growth 5 - 81,682 67,575 +20.88%Population density (persons per sq. km) 42 - 866.2 716.6 +20.88%Area (sq. kms) 50 - 94 94 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 76 61.11% - 61.13% -0.04%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 6 - 49,914 41,311 +20.82%Persons who changed address since 1996 26 41.42% 33,830 25,180 +12.80%Persons Aged under 5 3 8.76% 7,159 6,027 +1.68%Persons aged between 5 and 14 40 15.18% 12,396 10,733 +2.46%Persons aged between 15 and 24 21 14.61% 11,936 10,620 +1.95%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 21 53.56% 43,751 35,145 +12.74%Persons aged 65 years and over 86 7.37% 6,021 4,861 +1.72%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 36 75.36% 61,555 53,202 +12.36%Persons of Catholic religion 9 36.01% 29,415 25,017 +6.51%Persons of Anglican religion 62 21.58% 17,625 16,300 +1.96%Persons of non-Christian religion 34 6.15% 5,023 2,597 +3.59%Persons of Islamic religion 27 1.86% 1,521 879 +0.95%Persons of Buddhist religion 45 1.13% 920 430 +0.73%Persons of Jewish religion 41 0.09% 70 49 +0.03%Persons of no religion 69 8.87% 7,248 7,107 +0.21%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 51 1.34% 1,096 854 +0.36%Persons born overseas 39 27.16% 22,184 18,086 +6.06%Persons born in UK and Ireland 44 4.49% 3,664 3,763 -0.15%Persons born in Southern Europe 30 3.61% 2,952 2,918 +0.05%Persons born in South East Asia 19 4.69% 3,828 2,877 +1.41%Persons born in the Middle East 35 1.30% 1,059 786 +0.40%Persons born in North-East Asia 36 1.76% 1,436 1,234 +0.30%Persons born in Southern Asia 9 2.88% 2,351 1,398 +1.41%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 30 19.64% 16,041 12,696 +4.95%Persons with both parents born overseas 33 36.92% 30,154 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 37 47.96% 39,173 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 32 2.14% 1,748 1,403 +0.51%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 30 21.39% 17,475 12,482 +7.39%

Families“Traditional Families” 13 45.39% 10,036 8,461 +8.50%Single parent families 53 10.29% 2,275 1,935 +1.83%Couple families (without children) 77 27.94% 6,178 5,104 +5.80%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 69 13.89% 3,072 3,804 -3.95%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 66 22.04% 4,873 5,734 -4.65%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 4 21.82% 4,825 4,214 +3.30%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 13 17.52% 3,874 1,688 +11.80%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 29 13.72% 3,033 890 +11.57%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 10 63.50% 39,385 31,138 +16.24%Unemployment rate 68 5.3% 2,213 2,111 -1.0%Labour Force 9 67.06% 41,598 33,249 +1.50%Women in the labour force 41 44.81% 18,642 14,400 +12.76%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 57 3.34% 1,314 1,163 +0.48%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 36 0.96% 380 481 -0.32%Employees (Health and Community Services) 60 8.56% 3,369 2,699 +2.15%Employees (Education) 73 5.41% 2,131 1,552 +1.86%Employees (Manufacturing) 20 14.76% 5,813 4,934 +2.82%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 32 17.24% 6,788 4,772 +6.46%Persons employed in professional occupations 61 22.75% 8,963 6,574 +7.67%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 57 20.60% 8,114 6,960 +3.70%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 40 17.71% 10,926 7,390 +6.96%Persons with trade qualifications 36 18.20% 11,229 8,063 +6.23%Persons with no qualifications 54 52.60% 32,462 29,295 +6.24%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 44 17.11% 13,979 12,562 +2.10%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 21 38.51% 5,383 4,337 +8.33%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 44 6.20% 5,064 3,718 +1.99%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 54 33.90% 27,694 27,702 -0.01%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 40 16.96% 5,706 4,604 +4.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 57 24.24% 6,564 5,451 +5.00%Owner or purchaser dwellings 30 69.52% 18,827 15,782 +13.69%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 31 64.75% 6,431 3,957 +30.31%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 34 8.66% 568 48 +9.36%Households with two or more motor vehicles 13 51.32% 13,899 10,335 +16.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 87 0.03% 9 42 -0.15%Flat or apartment dwellings 89 1.97% 556 616 -0.27%Public Housing 24 6.34% 1,717 1,757 -0.18%Dwellings which are caravans 42 0.46% 129 655 -2.37%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 32 37.96% 31,007 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

25,188 12,316 67.2 32.8 7.2Riverstone

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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ROCKDALE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,569Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 60 - 64,891 62,020 +4.63%Population growth 42 - 64,891 62,020 +4.63%Population density (persons per sq. km) 39 - 958.5 916.1 +4.63%Area (sq. kms) 56 - 68 68 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 50 65.16% - 67.29% -3.16%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 72 - 42,286 41,732 +1.33%Persons who changed address since 1996 69 35.42% 22,985 21,516 +2.37%Persons Aged under 5 63 6.26% 4,060 3,727 +0.54%Persons aged between 5 and 14 82 10.69% 6,940 6,647 +0.47%Persons aged between 15 and 24 64 12.28% 7,971 8,040 -0.11%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 24 53.45% 34,683 32,776 +3.07%Persons aged 65 years and over 16 16.23% 10,535 10,356 +0.29%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 66 68.31% 44,326 44,798 -0.76%Persons of Catholic religion 64 25.68% 16,665 16,316 +0.56%Persons of Anglican religion 79 13.80% 8,953 10,126 -1.89%Persons of non-Christian religion 13 11.86% 7,699 5,555 +3.46%Persons of Islamic religion 6 8.01% 5,201 4,231 +1.56%Persons of Buddhist religion 25 2.36% 1,534 635 +1.45%Persons of Jewish religion 18 0.26% 170 144 +0.04%Persons of no religion 72 8.63% 5,598 6,446 -1.37%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 74 0.48% 309 249 +0.10%Persons born overseas 14 38.35% 24,888 23,823 +1.72%Persons born in UK and Ireland 67 3.03% 1,968 2,337 -0.59%Persons born in Southern Europe 2 12.54% 8,136 8,302 -0.27%Persons born in South East Asia 27 3.24% 2,104 1,836 +0.43%Persons born in the Middle East 11 3.85% 2,500 2,490 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 17 5.05% 3,275 2,902 +0.60%Persons born in Southern Asia 25 1.23% 796 459 +0.54%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 14 32.43% 21,041 19,981 +1.71%Persons with both parents born overseas 12 54.51% 35,371 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 12 62.94% 40,842 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 14 6.81% 4,417 4,287 +0.21%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 12 45.41% 29,469 25,480 +6.43%

Families“Traditional Families” 72 34.80% 5,819 5,640 +1.09%Single parent families 67 8.68% 1,451 1,276 +1.07%Couple families (without children) 52 35.27% 5,897 5,960 -0.38%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 50 20.05% 3,352 4,506 -7.03%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 57 23.54% 3,936 4,889 -5.81%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 37 18.71% 3,128 2,851 +1.69%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 41 13.20% 2,207 1,259 +5.78%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 37 11.64% 1,946 849 +6.69%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 64 51.84% 27,912 26,585 +2.57%Unemployment rate 56 6.3% 1,861 2,334 -1.8%Labour Force 66 55.30% 29,773 28,919 -0.69%Women in the labour force 59 44.15% 13,146 12,781 +1.26%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 65 3.24% 905 974 -0.26%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 73 0.26% 73 48 +0.09%Employees (Health and Community Services) 76 7.75% 2,163 2,254 -0.34%Employees (Education) 82 4.52% 1,263 1,249 +0.05%Employees (Manufacturing) 46 11.29% 3,152 3,685 -1.99%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 29 18.32% 5,114 4,269 +3.16%Persons employed in professional occupations 58 23.38% 6,524 5,716 +3.05%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 59 20.27% 5,657 5,785 -0.48%

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ROCKDALE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,569Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 39 18.25% 9,709 7,705 +3.89%Persons with trade qualifications 63 14.93% 7,939 6,516 +2.76%Persons with no qualifications 56 51.99% 27,655 30,077 -4.70%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 84 11.66% 7,569 7,821 -0.41%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 41 34.14% 2,584 2,403 +2.31%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 37 6.72% 4,358 3,638 +1.16%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 62 31.17% 20,229 25,063 -7.79%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 18 26.27% 6,361 5,785 +2.49%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 33 27.63% 6,852 6,573 +1.18%Owner or purchaser dwellings 69 61.86% 15,338 15,266 +0.30%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 28 67.19% 2,511 1,840 +19.61%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 24 21.93% 1,504 344 +16.86%Households with two or more motor vehicles 80 32.06% 7,949 7,213 +3.10%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 11 27.77% 7,416 5,881 +6.48%Flat or apartment dwellings 14 32.64% 8,715 7,509 +5.09%Public Housing 69 2.39% 592 595 -0.01%Dwellings which are caravans 49 0.34% 92 142 -0.21%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 44 33.70% 21,869 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,930 12,042 66.5 33.5 8.7Rockdale

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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RYDE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,219Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 39 - 67,484 66,486 +1.50%Population growth 71 - 67,484 66,486 +1.50%Population density (persons per sq. km) 14 - 2,671.6 2,632.1 +1.50%Area (sq. kms) 80 - 25 25 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 55 64.63% - 63.75% +1.39%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 42 - 43,616 42,382 +2.91%Persons who changed address since 1996 48 37.78% 25,494 24,908 +0.88%Persons Aged under 5 71 5.93% 4,004 4,376 -0.56%Persons aged between 5 and 14 76 11.66% 7,869 8,207 -0.51%Persons aged between 15 and 24 44 13.44% 9,069 8,504 +0.85%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 20 53.59% 36,166 35,292 +1.31%Persons aged 65 years and over 38 14.17% 9,560 9,786 -0.34%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 69 67.37% 45,466 46,806 -2.02%Persons of Catholic religion 27 31.57% 21,303 21,493 -0.29%Persons of Anglican religion 73 15.95% 10,762 11,986 -1.84%Persons of non-Christian religion 22 8.96% 6,044 4,232 +2.73%Persons of Islamic religion 23 2.27% 1,529 1,438 +0.14%Persons of Buddhist religion 16 3.43% 2,314 1,126 +1.79%Persons of Jewish religion 12 0.39% 262 156 +0.16%Persons of no religion 29 12.98% 8,757 9,452 -1.05%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 86 0.22% 149 186 -0.06%Persons born overseas 15 36.85% 24,870 23,686 +1.78%Persons born in UK and Ireland 55 3.71% 2,503 2,908 -0.61%Persons born in Southern Europe 28 3.95% 2,666 2,831 -0.25%Persons born in South East Asia 20 4.52% 3,048 2,728 +0.48%Persons born in the Middle East 12 3.49% 2,357 2,391 -0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 6 10.22% 6,897 5,322 +2.37%Persons born in Southern Asia 6 3.23% 2,183 2,497 -0.47%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 15 30.57% 20,628 19,251 +2.07%Persons with both parents born overseas 16 47.98% 32,381 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 15 58.15% 39,242 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 18 5.33% 3,600 3,134 +0.70%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 15 35.07% 23,668 20,295 +5.07%

Families“Traditional Families” 33 40.33% 7,142 7,180 -0.21%Single parent families 75 7.66% 1,356 1,382 -0.15%Couple families (without children) 56 33.31% 5,899 6,006 -0.60%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 68 15.93% 2,822 4,062 -6.95%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 70 19.94% 3,532 4,869 -7.49%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 46 18.49% 3,274 3,479 -1.15%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 26 16.00% 2,833 1,699 +6.35%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 23 17.79% 3,150 1,595 +8.71%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 31 58.39% 32,425 30,987 +2.67%Unemployment rate 73 4.8% 1,634 1,832 -0.8%Labour Force 32 61.34% 34,059 32,819 +0.38%Women in the labour force 12 46.63% 15,881 14,878 +3.06%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 53 3.42% 1,110 1,282 -0.56%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 78 0.25% 80 75 +0.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 35 10.11% 3,279 3,179 +0.32%Employees (Education) 35 7.32% 2,373 2,385 -0.04%Employees (Manufacturing) 54 10.05% 3,261 3,216 +0.15%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 15 22.78% 7,389 6,531 +2.78%Persons employed in professional occupations 19 34.46% 11,174 9,936 +4.00%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 76 15.30% 4,960 5,287 -1.06%

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RYDE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,219Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 16 30.13% 16,507 14,071 +4.52%Persons with trade qualifications 66 14.66% 8,034 7,059 +1.81%Persons with no qualifications 75 44.71% 24,499 25,887 -2.58%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 75 13.73% 9,263 9,642 -0.57%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 20 38.68% 3,583 3,634 -0.53%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 9 9.87% 6,660 5,725 +1.41%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 77 25.88% 17,466 22,855 -8.11%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 20 25.51% 7,067 5,870 +4.51%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 20 31.59% 8,161 8,020 +0.56%Owner or purchaser dwellings 67 62.17% 16,060 15,707 +1.41%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 24 68.32% 3,493 2,449 +22.07%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 25 21.85% 1,783 371 +17.34%Households with two or more motor vehicles 65 36.85% 9,519 8,759 +3.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 14 25.04% 6,823 6,449 +1.50%Flat or apartment dwellings 20 28.35% 7,724 7,201 +2.09%Public Housing 47 3.87% 1,001 1,018 -0.07%Dwellings which are caravans 91 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 17 46.48% 31,364 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

20,813 15,961 56.6 43.4 10.8Ryde

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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SMITHFIELD (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,644Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 26 - 69,754 69,279 +0.69%Population growth 76 - 69,754 69,279 +0.69%Population density (persons per sq. km) 38 - 991.8 985.1 +0.69%Area (sq. kms) 54 - 70 70 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 64 63.36% - 60.72% +4.34%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 35 - 44,194 42,069 +5.05%Persons who changed address since 1996 93 28.90% 20,158 20,189 -0.04%Persons Aged under 5 53 6.43% 4,483 5,120 -0.92%Persons aged between 5 and 14 19 15.93% 11,115 11,886 -1.11%Persons aged between 15 and 24 4 16.26% 11,345 11,570 -0.32%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 29 52.95% 36,936 36,214 +1.04%Persons aged 65 years and over 85 8.16% 5,692 4,404 +1.86%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 32 75.97% 52,992 53,979 -1.42%Persons of Catholic religion 1 47.85% 33,380 33,371 +0.01%Persons of Anglican religion 87 10.50% 7,325 8,532 -1.74%Persons of non-Christian religion 11 12.96% 9,038 6,282 +3.98%Persons of Islamic religion 16 3.32% 2,316 1,639 +0.98%Persons of Buddhist religion 4 8.31% 5,797 3,902 +2.74%Persons of Jewish religion 93 0.01% 7 12 -0.01%Persons of no religion 93 4.79% 3,343 5,080 -2.51%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 66 0.68% 477 454 +0.03%Persons born overseas 9 42.41% 29,584 29,412 +0.25%Persons born in UK and Ireland 79 2.14% 1,496 1,869 -0.54%Persons born in Southern Europe 5 10.97% 7,649 8,264 -0.89%Persons born in South East Asia 6 9.27% 6,464 6,809 -0.50%Persons born in the Middle East 5 8.40% 5,857 4,441 +2.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 41 1.27% 883 947 -0.09%Persons born in Southern Asia 44 0.57% 396 489 -0.13%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 8 38.76% 27,037 26,728 +0.45%Persons with both parents born overseas 6 62.30% 43,458 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 6 70.58% 49,234 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 9 8.54% 5,960 5,691 +0.39%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 7 52.81% 36,838 33,009 +5.53%

Families“Traditional Families” 9 46.98% 8,678 9,444 -4.19%Single parent families 68 8.65% 1,598 1,443 +0.85%Couple families (without children) 91 22.71% 4,195 3,875 +1.75%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 63 17.02% 3,144 4,084 -5.14%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 51 24.48% 4,522 5,916 -7.63%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 17 20.57% 3,800 3,691 +0.60%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 42 13.05% 2,411 1,370 +5.70%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 41 10.61% 1,959 798 +6.35%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 37 55.83% 30,225 29,419 +1.54%Unemployment rate 44 7.5% 2,447 2,980 -1.7%Labour Force 35 60.35% 32,672 32,399 -1.74%Women in the labour force 76 43.25% 14,132 13,766 +1.13%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 88 2.53% 765 755 +0.03%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 41 0.68% 205 278 -0.25%Employees (Health and Community Services) 91 6.91% 2,090 1,998 +0.31%Employees (Education) 88 3.93% 1,187 1,092 +0.32%Employees (Manufacturing) 5 19.18% 5,799 6,178 -1.29%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 42 15.04% 4,547 3,931 +2.10%Persons employed in professional occupations 86 17.14% 5,180 4,655 +1.78%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 14 25.80% 7,799 8,056 -0.87%

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SMITHFIELD (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,644Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 74 12.20% 6,587 5,360 +2.35%Persons with trade qualifications 55 16.37% 8,838 7,332 +2.88%Persons with no qualifications 7 60.93% 32,887 33,270 -0.73%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 12 18.86% 13,155 14,317 -1.68%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 42 33.39% 4,393 4,409 -0.11%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 43 6.27% 4,374 4,088 +0.41%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 53 34.34% 23,952 25,411 -2.11%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 50 13.02% 3,407 3,307 +0.39%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 84 18.38% 3,808 3,581 +1.14%Owner or purchaser dwellings 10 74.89% 15,513 15,328 +0.93%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 43 57.16% 3,041 2,526 +8.78%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 51 3.12% 119 45 +1.99%Households with two or more motor vehicles 8 55.43% 11,478 10,476 +5.03%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 91 0.01% 3 43 -0.20%Flat or apartment dwellings 92 0.97% 209 261 -0.26%Public Housing 32 4.92% 1,019 975 +0.22%Dwellings which are caravans 47 0.39% 84 81 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 58 31.42% 21,914 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,525 9,916 72.8 27.2 9.3Smithfield

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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SOUTH COAST (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,042Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 41 - 66,924 60,861 +9.96%Population growth 15 - 66,924 60,861 +9.96%Population density (persons per sq. km) 73 - 18.4 16.7 +9.96%Area (sq. kms) 22 - 3,643 3,643 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 35 66.74% - 66.38% +0.56%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 30 - 44,668 40,397 +10.57%Persons who changed address since 1996 25 41.58% 27,826 25,780 +3.36%Persons Aged under 5 59 6.41% 4,287 4,690 -0.66%Persons aged between 5 and 14 27 15.64% 10,469 9,801 +1.10%Persons aged between 15 and 24 87 10.64% 7,118 6,470 +1.06%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 88 48.57% 32,502 29,256 +5.33%Persons aged 65 years and over 5 18.46% 12,356 10,589 +2.90%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 39 75.08% 50,244 47,171 +5.05%Persons of Catholic religion 82 22.68% 15,178 13,767 +2.32%Persons of Anglican religion 10 33.03% 22,103 20,594 +2.48%Persons of non-Christian religion 78 0.92% 614 356 +0.42%Persons of Islamic religion 77 0.13% 85 55 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 83 0.33% 222 103 +0.20%Persons of Jewish religion 59 0.05% 32 27 +0.01%Persons of no religion 28 13.08% 8,751 8,245 +0.83%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 9 4.03% 2,694 2,274 +0.69%Persons born overseas 63 12.36% 8,269 7,549 +1.18%Persons born in UK and Ireland 21 6.30% 4,216 4,102 +0.19%Persons born in Southern Europe 60 1.21% 807 590 +0.36%Persons born in South East Asia 80 0.39% 264 240 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 70 0.09% 57 51 +0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 71 0.25% 169 141 +0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 80 0.13% 89 74 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 67 4.51% 3,020 2,618 +0.66%Persons with both parents born overseas 64 15.72% 10,520 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 64 27.32% 18,282 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 65 0.35% 235 186 +0.08%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 69 3.17% 2,122 1,826 +0.49%

Families“Traditional Families” 81 32.57% 6,068 6,164 -0.56%Single parent families 20 12.29% 2,289 1,924 +2.13%Couple families (without children) 9 44.01% 8,199 7,272 +5.41%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 7 32.85% 6,119 7,564 -8.43%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 17 29.68% 5,528 5,084 +2.59%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 79 14.61% 2,721 1,780 +5.49%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 84 6.83% 1,273 472 +4.67%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 87 3.56% 664 233 +2.51%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 86 42.50% 22,158 19,438 +5.86%Unemployment rate 16 11.2% 2,799 3,363 -3.5%Labour Force 89 47.87% 24,957 22,801 -1.16%Women in the labour force 55 44.34% 11,065 9,566 +6.57%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 3 8.54% 1,892 1,946 -0.28%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 28 2.50% 553 578 -0.13%Employees (Health and Community Services) 28 10.47% 2,319 1,941 +1.96%Employees (Education) 50 6.94% 1,537 1,309 +1.18%Employees (Manufacturing) 52 10.32% 2,286 2,074 +1.10%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 74 10.08% 2,233 1,792 +2.28%Persons employed in professional occupations 76 20.69% 4,585 4,107 +2.48%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 13 25.96% 5,752 4,963 +4.09%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 75 11.85% 6,159 4,902 +2.71%Persons with trade qualifications 9 20.63% 10,723 8,036 +5.79%Persons with no qualifications 47 54.38% 28,263 27,380 +1.90%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 36 17.60% 11,781 10,972 +1.33%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 88 19.92% 2,347 1,709 +5.81%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 81 4.14% 2,770 2,100 +1.10%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 9 45.91% 30,728 30,946 -0.36%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 74 1.11% 193 173 +0.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 62 23.00% 6,093 5,841 +1.08%Owner or purchaser dwellings 31 69.50% 18,411 16,229 +9.34%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 79 28.80% 1,639 1,099 +10.90%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 83 1.69% 103 36 +1.08%Households with two or more motor vehicles 61 37.60% 9,962 7,914 +8.72%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 83 0.11% 40 26 +0.06%Flat or apartment dwellings 76 3.70% 1,330 972 +1.53%Public Housing 43 4.09% 1,084 1,140 -0.24%Dwellings which are caravans 20 1.59% 571 469 +0.44%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 71 27.99% 18,735 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

18,651 18,276 50.5 49.5 5.1South Coast

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,318Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 33 - 68,396 61,783 +10.70%Population growth 13 - 68,396 61,783 +10.70%Population density (persons per sq. km) 72 - 18.4 16.6 +10.70%Area (sq. kms) 21 - 3,714 3,714 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 66 62.93% - 62.01% +1.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 57 - 43,039 38,313 +12.34%Persons who changed address since 1996 30 40.67% 27,816 23,383 +7.18%Persons Aged under 5 26 7.22% 4,940 5,022 -0.13%Persons aged between 5 and 14 9 16.96% 11,601 10,859 +1.20%Persons aged between 15 and 24 70 11.96% 8,177 7,968 +0.34%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 53 51.00% 34,880 30,787 +6.62%Persons aged 65 years and over 58 12.35% 8,446 7,026 +2.30%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 35 75.36% 51,545 47,288 +6.89%Persons of Catholic religion 60 25.85% 17,679 15,256 +3.92%Persons of Anglican religion 13 32.61% 22,302 20,834 +2.38%Persons of non-Christian religion 68 1.27% 868 575 +0.47%Persons of Islamic religion 67 0.20% 140 137 +0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 71 0.45% 311 146 +0.27%Persons of Jewish religion 33 0.13% 86 79 +0.01%Persons of no religion 35 12.27% 8,394 7,824 +0.92%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 50 1.37% 938 706 +0.38%Persons born overseas 59 14.05% 9,612 9,007 +0.98%Persons born in UK and Ireland 17 6.93% 4,738 4,626 +0.18%Persons born in Southern Europe 61 1.12% 769 672 +0.16%Persons born in South East Asia 74 0.45% 305 304 +0.00%Persons born in the Middle East 54 0.26% 180 117 +0.10%Persons born in North-East Asia 54 0.44% 304 235 +0.11%Persons born in Southern Asia 70 0.19% 128 70 +0.09%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 61 5.30% 3,628 3,358 +0.44%Persons with both parents born overseas 58 18.72% 12,805 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 57 31.46% 21,518 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 61 0.45% 307 294 +0.02%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 62 4.50% 3,076 2,529 +0.89%

Families“Traditional Families” 24 41.49% 7,652 7,162 +2.95%Single parent families 58 9.81% 1,809 1,664 +0.87%Couple families (without children) 43 36.47% 6,725 5,597 +6.79%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 56 18.63% 3,436 4,375 -5.65%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 40 26.28% 4,846 5,361 -3.10%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 15 20.69% 3,816 2,898 +5.53%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 48 12.29% 2,267 982 +7.74%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 45 9.57% 1,764 689 +6.47%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 35 56.63% 29,307 25,468 +6.58%Unemployment rate 70 5.1% 1,583 1,970 -2.1%Labour Force 41 59.69% 30,890 27,438 -0.23%Women in the labour force 54 44.35% 13,700 11,797 +6.94%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 79 2.81% 823 790 +0.13%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 24 3.99% 1,170 1,232 -0.24%Employees (Health and Community Services) 43 9.79% 2,870 2,332 +2.11%Employees (Education) 17 8.12% 2,378 2,196 +0.72%Employees (Manufacturing) 29 13.08% 3,834 3,487 +1.36%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 68 10.88% 3,187 2,555 +2.48%Persons employed in professional occupations 50 25.09% 7,354 6,434 +3.60%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 22 25.17% 7,377 6,730 +2.53%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 41 17.12% 8,820 7,091 +2.96%Persons with trade qualifications 11 20.26% 10,435 7,847 +4.44%Persons with no qualifications 58 50.99% 26,260 37,462 -19.21%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 7 19.74% 13,502 12,578 +1.50%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 31 35.44% 4,785 3,937 +6.74%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 79 4.55% 3,112 2,663 +0.73%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 37 38.71% 26,474 26,838 -0.59%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 61 4.88% 1,131 903 +1.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 86 17.86% 4,330 4,203 +0.60%Owner or purchaser dwellings 12 74.64% 18,091 15,731 +11.06%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 49 51.97% 4,027 2,561 +22.86%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 42 4.69% 203 87 +2.49%Households with two or more motor vehicles 11 53.69% 13,014 10,673 +10.97%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 86 0.04% 12 20 -0.04%Flat or apartment dwellings 88 1.98% 535 603 -0.32%Public Housing 77 2.00% 485 466 +0.09%Dwellings which are caravans 35 0.77% 208 91 +0.55%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 52 32.28% 22,078 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

15,289 19,209 44.3 55.7 5.9Southern Highlands

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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STRATHFIELD (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,979Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 11 - 78,316 75,234 +4.10%Population growth 48 - 78,316 75,234 +4.10%Population density (persons per sq. km) 5 - 4,365.4 4,193.6 +4.10%Area (sq. kms) 88 - 18 18 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 85 58.61% - 60.00% -2.33%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 19 - 45,900 45,144 +1.67%Persons who changed address since 1996 21 42.00% 32,896 32,013 +1.17%Persons Aged under 5 88 5.04% 3,948 4,125 -0.24%Persons aged between 5 and 14 79 11.08% 8,681 8,189 +0.65%Persons aged between 15 and 24 23 14.53% 11,378 10,831 +0.73%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 25 53.42% 41,838 40,051 +2.38%Persons aged 65 years and over 37 14.19% 11,113 11,271 -0.21%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 84 59.54% 46,629 49,452 -3.75%Persons of Catholic religion 19 32.77% 25,661 26,932 -1.69%Persons of Anglican religion 89 9.47% 7,413 8,592 -1.57%Persons of non-Christian religion 10 13.72% 10,743 6,612 +5.49%Persons of Islamic religion 25 2.06% 1,614 1,383 +0.31%Persons of Buddhist religion 8 5.71% 4,470 1,965 +3.33%Persons of Jewish religion 23 0.22% 175 182 -0.01%Persons of no religion 17 14.17% 11,096 12,661 -2.08%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 79 0.38% 300 398 -0.13%Persons born overseas 5 47.14% 36,915 35,718 +1.59%Persons born in UK and Ireland 68 2.98% 2,332 2,745 -0.55%Persons born in Southern Europe 14 6.59% 5,162 5,721 -0.74%Persons born in South East Asia 14 5.61% 4,391 4,184 +0.28%Persons born in the Middle East 19 2.27% 1,777 1,980 -0.27%Persons born in North-East Asia 1 15.45% 12,099 10,669 +1.90%Persons born in Southern Asia 1 6.08% 4,759 3,340 +1.89%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 6 41.85% 32,772 31,340 +1.90%Persons with both parents born overseas 9 59.80% 46,830 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 9 67.24% 52,661 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 8 9.26% 7,250 7,220 +0.04%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 10 49.14% 38,484 34,598 +5.17%

Families“Traditional Families” 35 40.23% 7,467 7,488 -0.12%Single parent families 63 9.11% 1,691 1,532 +0.88%Couple families (without children) 68 31.48% 5,843 5,583 +1.44%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 60 17.69% 3,283 4,500 -6.72%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 69 21.09% 3,914 5,140 -6.77%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 57 17.39% 3,228 3,169 +0.33%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 40 13.38% 2,484 1,429 +5.82%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 24 17.55% 3,258 1,632 +8.98%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 58 52.59% 34,472 32,614 +2.96%Unemployment rate 53 6.8% 2,512 2,966 -1.5%Labour Force 60 56.42% 36,984 35,580 -0.10%Women in the labour force 31 45.42% 16,797 16,018 +2.19%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 49 3.52% 1,215 1,254 -0.12%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 83 0.22% 77 75 +0.01%Employees (Health and Community Services) 9 11.78% 4,061 4,043 +0.06%Employees (Education) 32 7.45% 2,569 2,391 +0.55%Employees (Manufacturing) 63 9.01% 3,104 3,538 -1.34%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 16 22.44% 7,734 6,007 +5.32%Persons employed in professional occupations 17 35.72% 12,314 10,245 +6.38%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 78 14.92% 5,142 5,612 -1.45%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 15 30.94% 19,905 16,450 +5.50%Persons with trade qualifications 87 10.41% 6,695 5,881 +1.30%Persons with no qualifications 77 44.52% 28,642 31,681 -4.84%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 79 12.88% 10,090 10,126 -0.05%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 10 48.89% 4,933 5,281 -3.44%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 6 10.67% 8,357 7,405 +1.27%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 83 20.83% 16,314 23,372 -9.38%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 2 38.98% 11,538 10,000 +5.50%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 9 37.31% 10,739 10,822 -0.31%Owner or purchaser dwellings 84 52.38% 15,076 14,542 +1.97%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 23 69.25% 2,925 1,954 +26.21%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 22 23.06% 2,476 605 +16.67%Households with two or more motor vehicles 87 26.82% 7,718 6,954 +2.81%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 10 27.86% 8,622 7,390 +4.53%Flat or apartment dwellings 7 41.97% 12,989 11,878 +4.08%Public Housing 74 2.19% 629 573 +0.21%Dwellings which are caravans 81 0.01% 3 0 +0.01%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 22 43.90% 34,381 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,387 15,225 58.4 41.6 11.2Strathfield

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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SWANSEA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,562Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 76 - 63,297 58,226 +8.71%Population growth 20 - 63,297 58,226 +8.71%Population density (persons per sq. km) 55 - 300.5 276.4 +8.71%Area (sq. kms) 39 - 211 211 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 10 68.83% - 68.51% +0.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 43 - 43,567 39,890 +9.22%Persons who changed address since 1996 36 39.44% 24,966 21,994 +5.10%Persons Aged under 5 52 6.48% 4,102 4,248 -0.25%Persons aged between 5 and 14 39 15.18% 9,610 9,027 +1.00%Persons aged between 15 and 24 79 11.41% 7,225 6,956 +0.46%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 58 50.78% 32,145 29,299 +4.89%Persons aged 65 years and over 18 15.91% 10,071 8,393 +2.88%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 28 76.95% 48,706 45,888 +4.84%Persons of Catholic religion 76 23.53% 14,894 13,218 +2.88%Persons of Anglican religion 15 31.94% 20,216 19,347 +1.49%Persons of non-Christian religion 83 0.79% 503 271 +0.40%Persons of Islamic religion 73 0.15% 95 45 +0.09%Persons of Buddhist religion 81 0.34% 217 70 +0.25%Persons of Jewish religion 77 0.03% 16 24 -0.01%Persons of no religion 36 12.09% 7,652 7,362 +0.50%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 48 1.46% 924 709 +0.37%Persons born overseas 75 9.42% 5,962 5,458 +0.87%Persons born in UK and Ireland 43 4.56% 2,887 2,667 +0.38%Persons born in Southern Europe 71 0.81% 515 477 +0.07%Persons born in South East Asia 77 0.42% 269 253 +0.03%Persons born in the Middle East 82 0.06% 40 48 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 76 0.21% 136 166 -0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 79 0.14% 86 76 +0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 76 3.39% 2,145 2,009 +0.23%Persons with both parents born overseas 75 12.47% 7,892 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 73 23.22% 14,700 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 85 0.17% 106 105 +0.00%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 78 2.46% 1,556 1,353 +0.35%

Families“Traditional Families” 61 36.59% 6,610 6,443 +1.00%Single parent families 49 10.51% 1,898 1,592 +1.83%Couple families (without children) 28 38.66% 6,984 6,128 +5.12%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 20 26.59% 4,802 5,743 -5.62%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 43 26.11% 4,715 4,766 -0.30%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 52 17.85% 3,224 2,668 +3.32%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 61 10.47% 1,891 969 +5.51%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 55 7.53% 1,360 732 +3.75%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 71 48.72% 24,141 22,060 +4.64%Unemployment rate 24 9.6% 2,572 2,749 -1.5%Labour Force 74 53.91% 26,713 24,809 -1.39%Women in the labour force 52 44.39% 11,858 10,530 +5.35%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 59 3.31% 798 740 +0.26%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 42 0.65% 157 147 +0.05%Employees (Health and Community Services) 24 10.71% 2,585 2,177 +1.86%Employees (Education) 30 7.63% 1,842 1,537 +1.39%Employees (Manufacturing) 43 11.60% 2,801 2,711 +0.41%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 63 12.08% 2,916 2,426 +2.23%Persons employed in professional occupations 69 21.64% 5,224 4,553 +3.06%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 44 23.27% 5,619 5,367 +1.15%

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SWANSEA (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,562Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 67 12.93% 6,394 5,338 +2.35%Persons with trade qualifications 3 21.55% 10,655 8,349 +5.14%Persons with no qualifications 43 54.85% 27,116 26,210 +2.02%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 39 17.41% 11,017 10,323 +1.19%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 87 20.14% 2,219 1,646 +5.55%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 71 4.93% 3,121 2,759 +0.62%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 6 47.10% 29,812 30,341 -0.91%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 64 3.45% 672 607 +0.36%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 83 18.96% 4,630 4,356 +1.26%Owner or purchaser dwellings 9 75.29% 18,390 16,334 +9.46%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 62 41.03% 2,718 1,636 +18.74%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 58 2.68% 124 30 +2.03%Households with two or more motor vehicles 40 44.52% 10,873 9,079 +8.25%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 81 0.12% 31 46 -0.07%Flat or apartment dwellings 74 3.84% 1,034 1,090 -0.26%Public Housing 64 2.69% 656 728 -0.33%Dwellings which are caravans 10 3.35% 902 766 +0.62%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 60 30.54% 19,334 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

23,507 11,803 66.6 33.4 5.9Swansea

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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TAMWORTH (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,958Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 72 - 63,595 63,406 +0.30%Population growth 78 - 63,595 63,406 +0.30%Population density (persons per sq. km) 84 - 4.1 4.1 +0.30%Area (sq. kms) 10 - 15,638 15,638 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 20 67.86% - 67.32% +0.80%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 56 - 43,153 42,682 +1.10%Persons who changed address since 1996 39 39.07% 24,844 24,166 +1.07%Persons Aged under 5 35 6.90% 4,385 4,849 -0.73%Persons aged between 5 and 14 18 15.97% 10,159 10,630 -0.74%Persons aged between 15 and 24 59 12.54% 7,974 8,162 -0.30%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 68 50.26% 31,961 31,677 +0.45%Persons aged 65 years and over 40 13.91% 8,844 8,007 +1.32%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 3 84.08% 53,471 54,140 -1.06%Persons of Catholic religion 54 26.73% 16,996 16,796 +0.32%Persons of Anglican religion 3 38.92% 24,752 24,718 +0.05%Persons of non-Christian religion 91 0.51% 324 239 +0.13%Persons of Islamic religion 90 0.06% 41 34 +0.01%Persons of Buddhist religion 88 0.23% 146 78 +0.11%Persons of Jewish religion 92 0.01% 8 21 -0.02%Persons of no religion 83 7.11% 4,519 4,666 -0.23%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 4 6.23% 3,964 3,023 +1.48%Persons born overseas 91 4.86% 3,092 3,255 -0.26%Persons born in UK and Ireland 83 1.99% 1,264 1,394 -0.21%Persons born in Southern Europe 92 0.26% 168 189 -0.03%Persons born in South East Asia 79 0.41% 258 181 +0.12%Persons born in the Middle East 76 0.07% 44 54 -0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 85 0.17% 107 193 -0.14%Persons born in Southern Asia 90 0.08% 54 75 -0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 92 1.94% 1,231 1,238 -0.01%Persons with both parents born overseas 92 6.06% 3,856 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 90 12.66% 8,054 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 89 0.11% 70 108 -0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 90 1.55% 988 1,026 -0.06%

Families“Traditional Families” 58 37.06% 6,336 7,092 -4.42%Single parent families 22 12.22% 2,090 1,840 +1.46%Couple families (without children) 36 37.72% 6,449 5,975 +2.77%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 24 25.35% 4,334 5,640 -7.63%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 10 30.91% 5,284 5,880 -3.48%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 51 17.86% 3,054 2,179 +5.11%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 78 8.10% 1,385 685 +4.09%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 76 5.22% 893 356 +3.14%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 49 53.88% 26,416 25,747 +1.39%Unemployment rate 34 8.6% 2,480 2,871 -1.4%Labour Force 47 58.94% 28,896 28,618 -0.71%Women in the labour force 51 44.42% 12,837 12,280 +1.95%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 24 4.02% 1,061 1,126 -0.25%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 8 12.69% 3,354 3,094 +1.02%Employees (Health and Community Services) 21 10.98% 2,902 2,768 +0.52%Employees (Education) 33 7.42% 1,960 1,817 +0.56%Employees (Manufacturing) 64 8.95% 2,365 2,618 -0.99%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 76 9.30% 2,457 2,103 +1.38%Persons employed in professional occupations 42 27.17% 7,178 6,874 +1.18%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 28 24.21% 6,396 6,257 +0.54%

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TAMWORTH (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,958Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 71 12.64% 6,167 5,829 +0.70%Persons with trade qualifications 46 17.61% 8,592 6,962 +3.40%Persons with no qualifications 18 58.56% 28,563 29,430 -1.81%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 10 18.92% 12,031 12,459 -0.68%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 56 29.81% 3,587 3,087 +4.01%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 70 4.97% 3,163 2,533 +0.99%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 15 44.45% 28,268 29,414 -1.81%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 88 0.81% 170 143 +0.13%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 48 26.12% 6,255 6,377 -0.53%Owner or purchaser dwellings 48 66.79% 15,997 15,431 +2.44%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 85 24.54% 1,376 1,034 +6.54%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 84 1.68% 105 30 +1.09%Households with two or more motor vehicles 27 46.12% 11,048 10,081 +4.17%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 74 0.22% 57 71 -0.06%Flat or apartment dwellings 46 7.59% 2,004 2,115 -0.48%Public Housing 37 4.73% 1,133 1,373 -1.04%Dwellings which are caravans 25 1.15% 304 192 +0.48%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 72 27.95% 17,773 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

11,456 13,867 45.2 54.8 27.4

Party Vote Party Vote

IND 32,288 ALP 5,597

% 85.2 % 14.8

8-Dec-2001 Resignation of Tony Windsor

Party Vote Party Vote

NAT 19,862 IND 13,984

% 58.7 % 41.3

Tamworth (2)

By-ElectionElectoral District Winning Candidate Defeated Candidate

Tamworth

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUMMARY OF TWO-PARTY RESULTS 1999Electoral District

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THE ENTRANCE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 45,492Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 48 - 66,387 63,348 +4.80%Population growth 38 - 66,387 63,348 +4.80%Population density (persons per sq. km) 47 - 648.0 618.3 +4.80%Area (sq. kms) 48 - 102 102 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 37 66.48% - 67.27% -1.17%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 36 - 44,135 42,615 +3.57%Persons who changed address since 1996 32 40.27% 26,734 25,309 +2.25%Persons Aged under 5 42 6.69% 4,439 4,648 -0.33%Persons aged between 5 and 14 37 15.20% 10,094 9,682 +0.65%Persons aged between 15 and 24 69 11.99% 7,962 7,769 +0.30%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 93 47.47% 31,514 29,375 +3.38%Persons aged 65 years and over 6 18.31% 12,156 11,745 +0.65%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 22 77.53% 51,467 50,543 +1.46%Persons of Catholic religion 49 27.55% 18,289 17,071 +1.92%Persons of Anglican religion 11 32.86% 21,816 21,837 -0.03%Persons of non-Christian religion 76 0.99% 660 433 +0.36%Persons of Islamic religion 65 0.21% 139 134 +0.01%Persons of Buddhist religion 80 0.34% 228 76 +0.24%Persons of Jewish religion 46 0.07% 45 33 +0.02%Persons of no religion 52 11.23% 7,452 7,502 -0.08%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 47 1.51% 1,001 785 +0.34%Persons born overseas 65 12.19% 8,093 8,117 -0.04%Persons born in UK and Ireland 26 6.02% 3,995 4,361 -0.58%Persons born in Southern Europe 66 0.93% 617 539 +0.12%Persons born in South East Asia 66 0.54% 356 326 +0.05%Persons born in the Middle East 66 0.11% 72 64 +0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 69 0.27% 178 147 +0.05%Persons born in Southern Asia 66 0.22% 143 137 +0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 70 4.08% 2,710 2,461 +0.39%Persons with both parents born overseas 63 15.86% 10,531 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 63 27.95% 18,552 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 77 0.23% 151 146 +0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 70 3.16% 2,101 1,802 +0.47%

Families“Traditional Families” 68 35.63% 6,383 6,499 -0.67%Single parent families 15 12.93% 2,316 2,071 +1.41%Couple families (without children) 42 36.59% 6,555 6,320 +1.35%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 31 24.09% 4,315 5,925 -9.28%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 30 27.49% 4,925 5,302 -2.17%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 34 18.74% 3,357 2,730 +3.61%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 58 10.93% 1,957 940 +5.86%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 58 7.10% 1,271 538 +4.22%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 70 49.37% 25,579 23,628 +3.98%Unemployment rate 33 8.6% 2,417 2,797 -2.0%Labour Force 72 54.03% 27,996 26,425 +0.17%Women in the labour force 29 45.67% 12,786 11,761 +3.88%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 55 3.37% 862 880 -0.08%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 56 0.45% 114 133 -0.08%Employees (Health and Community Services) 11 11.44% 2,926 2,554 +1.57%Employees (Education) 52 6.76% 1,730 1,551 +0.76%Employees (Manufacturing) 49 10.90% 2,789 2,759 +0.13%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 55 13.42% 3,433 2,953 +2.03%Persons employed in professional occupations 71 21.52% 5,504 4,965 +2.28%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 37 23.75% 6,076 5,687 +1.64%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 66 12.96% 6,690 5,704 +2.01%Persons with trade qualifications 21 19.37% 9,999 8,010 +4.06%Persons with no qualifications 46 54.71% 28,250 28,974 -1.48%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 42 17.29% 11,479 11,077 +0.63%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 83 21.47% 2,465 2,117 +3.14%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 77 4.67% 3,103 2,550 +0.87%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 25 42.95% 28,513 31,308 -4.41%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 53 11.09% 2,291 2,377 -0.45%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 61 23.42% 5,948 5,751 +0.83%Owner or purchaser dwellings 36 68.45% 17,386 16,631 +3.16%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 52 50.29% 3,347 2,194 +19.32%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 48 3.26% 194 54 +2.35%Households with two or more motor vehicles 54 39.73% 10,089 8,485 +6.70%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 56 0.87% 250 274 -0.10%Flat or apartment dwellings 47 7.32% 2,116 2,361 -1.03%Public Housing 39 4.42% 1,123 1,119 +0.02%Dwellings which are caravans 36 0.71% 205 254 -0.21%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 56 31.51% 20,919 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

21,292 14,365 59.7 40.3 5.7The Entrance

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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THE HILLS (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 54,245Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 10 - 79,087 64,745 +22.15%Population growth 4 - 79,087 64,745 +22.15%Population density (persons per sq. km) 32 - 1,548.3 1,267.5 +22.15%Area (sq. kms) 62 - 51 51 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 74 61.25% - 60.55% +1.15%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 8 - 48,437 39,204 +23.55%Persons who changed address since 1996 14 43.68% 34,546 26,223 +12.86%Persons Aged under 5 67 6.13% 4,845 4,070 +1.20%Persons aged between 5 and 14 8 17.03% 13,471 11,662 +2.79%Persons aged between 15 and 24 10 15.54% 12,293 10,321 +3.05%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 48 51.61% 40,815 32,525 +12.80%Persons aged 65 years and over 80 8.93% 7,060 5,765 +2.00%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 48 74.02% 58,544 49,395 +14.13%Persons of Catholic religion 31 30.42% 24,062 19,017 +7.79%Persons of Anglican religion 58 22.43% 17,739 16,389 +2.09%Persons of non-Christian religion 30 6.82% 5,394 2,715 +4.14%Persons of Islamic religion 28 1.74% 1,376 539 +1.29%Persons of Buddhist religion 26 2.20% 1,738 828 +1.41%Persons of Jewish religion 32 0.14% 107 124 -0.03%Persons of no religion 62 10.10% 7,985 7,569 +0.64%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 89 0.21% 169 124 +0.07%Persons born overseas 28 30.95% 24,477 18,698 +8.93%Persons born in UK and Ireland 29 5.85% 4,627 4,250 +0.58%Persons born in Southern Europe 49 2.10% 1,657 1,355 +0.47%Persons born in South East Asia 22 4.03% 3,187 2,222 +1.49%Persons born in the Middle East 27 1.48% 1,171 727 +0.69%Persons born in North-East Asia 13 6.06% 4,795 4,218 +0.89%Persons born in Southern Asia 8 3.09% 2,447 1,320 +1.74%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 28 20.96% 16,575 12,273 +6.64%Persons with both parents born overseas 28 40.44% 31,980 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 28 51.77% 40,940 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 37 1.86% 1,473 1,288 +0.29%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 28 22.02% 17,416 11,576 +9.02%

Families“Traditional Families” 1 54.53% 11,532 9,542 +11.76%Single parent families 91 5.59% 1,183 866 +1.87%Couple families (without children) 83 25.13% 5,315 4,012 +7.70%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 90 7.49% 1,583 1,917 -1.97%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 91 12.95% 2,739 3,118 -2.24%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 73 15.70% 3,321 3,591 -1.60%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 1 20.21% 4,273 2,133 +12.65%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 9 30.18% 6,383 3,748 +15.58%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 4 65.96% 40,022 31,534 +17.35%Unemployment rate 90 3.3% 1,380 1,176 -0.3%Labour Force 4 68.23% 41,402 32,710 +1.29%Women in the labour force 13 46.49% 19,248 14,997 +13.00%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 84 2.65% 1,060 955 +0.33%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 47 0.54% 218 185 +0.10%Employees (Health and Community Services) 52 9.11% 3,647 2,857 +2.50%Employees (Education) 21 7.92% 3,168 2,466 +2.23%Employees (Manufacturing) 53 10.27% 4,109 3,262 +2.69%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 14 23.62% 9,453 7,096 +7.47%Persons employed in professional occupations 11 40.55% 16,229 12,509 +11.80%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 83 10.69% 4,277 3,561 +2.27%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 13 32.19% 19,365 14,199 +10.56%Persons with trade qualifications 61 15.37% 9,245 6,413 +5.79%Persons with no qualifications 80 42.62% 25,644 22,622 +6.18%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 1 21.37% 16,902 14,581 +3.58%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 15 41.17% 6,958 5,575 +9.48%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 21 8.04% 6,357 5,040 +2.03%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 81 22.18% 17,545 18,708 -1.80%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 48 13.18% 4,383 3,213 +4.46%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 92 11.41% 2,736 2,732 +0.02%Owner or purchaser dwellings 4 81.78% 19,605 15,413 +21.63%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 5 76.85% 6,669 4,064 +40.54%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 4 62.79% 1,718 939 +25.91%Households with two or more motor vehicles 1 69.47% 16,658 12,970 +19.08%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 53 1.07% 268 156 +0.58%Flat or apartment dwellings 79 3.50% 876 605 +1.40%Public Housing 91 0.37% 88 89 -0.01%Dwellings which are caravans 92 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 5 55.37% 43,787 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,300 24,352 35.3 64.7 10The Hills

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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TWEED (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 48,985Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 18 - 71,328 64,393 +10.77%Population growth 12 - 71,328 64,393 +10.77%Population density (persons per sq. km) 65 - 56.6 51.1 +10.77%Area (sq. kms) 29 - 1,260 1,260 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 9 69.06% - 68.56% +0.72%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 7 - 49,257 44,148 +11.57%Persons who changed address since 1996 12 44.21% 31,537 28,659 +4.47%Persons Aged under 5 80 5.51% 3,930 4,117 -0.29%Persons aged between 5 and 14 65 13.51% 9,637 9,100 +0.83%Persons aged between 15 and 24 90 9.66% 6,887 6,231 +1.02%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 92 47.64% 33,981 30,874 +4.83%Persons aged 65 years and over 1 22.91% 16,343 13,889 +3.81%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 54 72.48% 51,699 47,519 +6.49%Persons of Catholic religion 71 24.79% 17,681 15,961 +2.67%Persons of Anglican religion 28 28.75% 20,507 18,594 +2.97%Persons of non-Christian religion 58 1.83% 1,308 954 +0.55%Persons of Islamic religion 82 0.10% 73 42 +0.05%Persons of Buddhist religion 54 0.67% 479 114 +0.57%Persons of Jewish religion 52 0.06% 41 36 +0.01%Persons of no religion 23 13.63% 9,720 9,479 +0.37%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 22 2.56% 1,828 1,463 +0.57%Persons born overseas 57 14.50% 10,345 8,732 +2.50%Persons born in UK and Ireland 9 7.34% 5,234 4,666 +0.88%Persons born in Southern Europe 78 0.64% 459 389 +0.11%Persons born in South East Asia 63 0.59% 423 298 +0.19%Persons born in the Middle East 89 0.05% 36 24 +0.02%Persons born in North-East Asia 68 0.27% 193 113 +0.12%Persons born in Southern Asia 62 0.25% 176 193 -0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 71 4.04% 2,883 2,272 +0.95%Persons with both parents born overseas 61 17.07% 12,176 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 62 28.07% 20,021 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 79 0.22% 158 117 +0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 75 2.77% 1,977 1,510 +0.73%

Families“Traditional Families” 88 29.80% 5,712 5,748 -0.21%Single parent families 14 13.00% 2,492 2,027 +2.71%Couple families (without children) 7 45.65% 8,750 7,479 +7.41%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 5 33.74% 6,467 7,627 -6.76%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 6 31.90% 6,114 5,179 +5.45%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 82 14.23% 2,728 1,647 +6.30%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 89 5.49% 1,053 387 +3.88%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 90 3.12% 598 291 +1.79%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 93 39.84% 22,970 20,167 +5.48%Unemployment rate 7 12.6% 3,322 3,714 -2.9%Labour Force 93 45.61% 26,292 23,881 -1.06%Women in the labour force 32 45.29% 11,908 10,502 +5.89%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 33 3.77% 867 723 +0.72%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 21 5.38% 1,236 1,354 -0.59%Employees (Health and Community Services) 12 11.40% 2,620 2,070 +2.74%Employees (Education) 51 6.79% 1,560 1,332 +1.13%Employees (Manufacturing) 81 7.23% 1,661 1,548 +0.56%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 71 10.83% 2,487 2,125 +1.80%Persons employed in professional occupations 75 21.01% 4,825 4,419 +2.01%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 26 24.32% 5,586 4,974 +3.02%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 79 11.33% 6,480 4,924 +3.04%Persons with trade qualifications 40 17.85% 10,210 7,701 +4.90%Persons with no qualifications 27 57.40% 32,839 31,557 +2.51%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 66 15.47% 11,034 10,405 +0.98%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 44 32.38% 3,573 2,951 +5.98%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 91 3.47% 2,474 1,953 +0.81%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 11 45.51% 32,462 33,947 -2.31%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 70 1.63% 291 281 +0.06%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 43 26.28% 7,648 6,695 +3.76%Owner or purchaser dwellings 43 67.01% 19,500 17,026 +9.76%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 68 34.90% 1,918 1,293 +13.91%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 61 2.55% 195 63 +1.86%Households with two or more motor vehicles 75 34.08% 9,917 8,117 +7.13%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 38 4.28% 1,351 1,209 +0.56%Flat or apartment dwellings 40 11.99% 3,789 2,994 +3.14%Public Housing 65 2.65% 771 746 +0.10%Dwellings which are caravans 1 7.42% 2,345 2,186 +0.63%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 81 26.01% 18,551 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

19,402 17,500 52.6 47.4 4.8Tweed

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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UPPER HUNTER (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,750Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 86 - 62,133 62,873 -1.18%Population growth 84 - 62,133 62,873 -1.18%Population density (persons per sq. km) 90 - 1.8 1.8 -1.18%Area (sq. kms) 4 - 34,870 34,870 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 41 66.17% - 66.60% -0.64%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 87 - 41,116 41,873 -1.81%Persons who changed address since 1996 65 36.12% 22,442 23,146 -1.12%Persons Aged under 5 31 7.17% 4,453 5,034 -0.92%Persons aged between 5 and 14 17 16.03% 9,957 10,342 -0.61%Persons aged between 15 and 24 78 11.42% 7,095 7,389 -0.47%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 42 51.83% 32,201 32,504 -0.48%Persons aged 65 years and over 48 13.31% 8,269 7,613 +1.04%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 8 81.45% 50,607 52,450 -2.93%Persons of Catholic religion 52 26.78% 16,638 16,835 -0.31%Persons of Anglican religion 2 39.10% 24,291 25,464 -1.87%Persons of non-Christian religion 87 0.65% 405 249 +0.25%Persons of Islamic religion 86 0.09% 54 56 -0.00%Persons of Buddhist religion 84 0.29% 179 94 +0.14%Persons of Jewish religion 86 0.02% 14 3 +0.02%Persons of no religion 74 8.30% 5,157 5,155 +0.00%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 11 3.75% 2,327 1,989 +0.54%Persons born overseas 87 6.38% 3,966 3,983 -0.03%Persons born in UK and Ireland 73 2.75% 1,711 1,873 -0.26%Persons born in Southern Europe 81 0.52% 320 278 +0.07%Persons born in South East Asia 87 0.34% 212 186 +0.04%Persons born in the Middle East 75 0.07% 44 49 -0.01%Persons born in North-East Asia 82 0.18% 112 95 +0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 85 0.12% 72 54 +0.03%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 87 2.41% 1,499 1,410 +0.14%Persons with both parents born overseas 87 7.85% 4,880 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 88 15.25% 9,475 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 81 0.21% 128 133 -0.01%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 86 1.76% 1,096 908 +0.30%

Families“Traditional Families” 45 38.82% 6,390 6,965 -3.45%Single parent families 55 10.01% 1,648 1,477 +1.03%Couple families (without children) 27 38.81% 6,389 5,959 +2.58%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 26 25.09% 4,131 5,730 -9.59%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 16 29.73% 4,894 4,965 -0.43%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 69 16.30% 2,683 2,227 +2.73%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 73 9.03% 1,487 620 +5.20%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 63 6.93% 1,141 758 +2.30%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 51 53.57% 25,550 25,094 +0.96%Unemployment rate 40 7.5% 2,086 2,556 -1.7%Labour Force 53 57.94% 27,636 27,650 -0.34%Women in the labour force 85 41.52% 11,475 10,884 +2.14%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 69 3.12% 797 823 -0.10%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 5 21.22% 5,424 5,109 +1.25%Employees (Health and Community Services) 77 7.70% 1,968 1,901 +0.26%Employees (Education) 59 6.26% 1,599 1,530 +0.27%Employees (Manufacturing) 75 7.77% 1,985 2,008 -0.09%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 91 6.30% 1,610 1,621 -0.04%Persons employed in professional occupations 40 27.29% 6,973 6,738 +0.94%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 4 28.90% 7,383 7,164 +0.87%

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UPPER HUNTER (NP) Enrolment Dec 2002 41,750Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 82 10.90% 5,186 4,797 +0.82%Persons with trade qualifications 42 17.71% 8,423 7,080 +2.83%Persons with no qualifications 16 58.79% 27,964 29,517 -3.27%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 23 18.26% 11,343 11,505 -0.26%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 75 24.26% 2,752 2,518 +2.03%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 82 4.10% 2,549 2,222 +0.52%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 13 45.02% 27,974 30,044 -3.29%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 93 0.60% 116 134 -0.10%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 55 24.35% 5,764 5,732 +0.14%Owner or purchaser dwellings 59 64.44% 15,254 14,988 +1.16%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 76 29.87% 1,447 1,185 +5.41%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 77 1.87% 108 48 +0.89%Households with two or more motor vehicles 32 45.84% 10,850 10,034 +3.56%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 85 0.06% 18 17 +0.00%Flat or apartment dwellings 78 3.66% 1,014 984 +0.13%Public Housing 48 3.76% 889 1,007 -0.52%Dwellings which are caravans 18 1.66% 461 315 +0.64%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 82 25.27% 15,703 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,880 21,250 39.5 60.5 8.1Upper Hunter

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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VAUCLUSE (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,070Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 43 - 66,631 67,080 -0.67%Population growth 82 - 66,631 67,080 -0.67%Population density (persons per sq. km) 4 - 4,630.4 4,661.6 -0.67%Area (sq. kms) 90 - 14 14 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 80 60.19% - 63.67% -5.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 91 - 40,106 42,712 -6.10%Persons who changed address since 1996 17 42.42% 28,262 30,141 -2.80%Persons Aged under 5 89 4.99% 3,325 3,179 +0.22%Persons aged between 5 and 14 88 10.02% 6,674 6,328 +0.52%Persons aged between 15 and 24 57 12.59% 8,392 9,804 -2.10%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 6 56.55% 37,677 37,008 +1.00%Persons aged 65 years and over 50 13.12% 8,741 9,408 -0.99%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 93 42.26% 28,157 31,113 -4.41%Persons of Catholic religion 93 18.75% 12,496 13,611 -1.66%Persons of Anglican religion 76 14.72% 9,807 11,055 -1.86%Persons of non-Christian religion 5 22.28% 14,846 14,620 +0.34%Persons of Islamic religion 51 0.52% 345 445 -0.15%Persons of Buddhist religion 38 1.56% 1,038 630 +0.61%Persons of Jewish religion 1 19.53% 13,014 13,067 -0.08%Persons of no religion 20 13.90% 9,261 11,350 -3.11%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 88 0.22% 146 225 -0.12%Persons born overseas 20 34.75% 23,153 25,048 -2.82%Persons born in UK and Ireland 13 7.16% 4,769 5,056 -0.43%Persons born in Southern Europe 46 2.43% 1,621 1,605 +0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 44 1.79% 1,190 1,405 -0.32%Persons born in the Middle East 23 1.58% 1,055 1,176 -0.18%Persons born in North-East Asia 34 2.04% 1,361 1,693 -0.49%Persons born in Southern Asia 40 0.65% 436 516 -0.12%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 31 18.87% 12,570 15,253 -4.00%Persons with both parents born overseas 23 43.62% 29,062 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 18 55.84% 37,205 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 46 1.34% 896 1,483 -0.88%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 38 16.81% 11,201 13,360 -3.22%

Families“Traditional Families” 73 34.58% 5,229 5,254 -0.16%Single parent families 73 7.96% 1,203 1,423 -1.41%Couple families (without children) 10 42.92% 6,489 6,407 +0.53%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 89 8.36% 1,264 2,477 -7.78%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 87 14.28% 2,159 3,317 -7.43%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 84 13.95% 2,109 2,674 -3.62%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 18 17.14% 2,592 1,447 +7.35%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 6 31.50% 4,763 3,297 +9.40%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 27 58.86% 33,266 34,049 -1.36%Unemployment rate 75 4.4% 1,521 2,252 -1.8%Labour Force 31 61.55% 34,787 36,301 -1.73%Women in the labour force 4 48.05% 16,714 17,497 -2.16%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 81 2.76% 917 1,174 -0.76%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 75 0.26% 85 102 -0.05%Employees (Health and Community Services) 49 9.56% 3,179 3,433 -0.75%Employees (Education) 57 6.30% 2,095 2,317 -0.65%Employees (Manufacturing) 87 6.59% 2,192 2,331 -0.41%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 5 31.14% 10,360 9,084 +3.75%Persons employed in professional occupations 6 46.89% 15,597 14,383 +3.56%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 88 8.28% 2,755 3,159 -1.18%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 4 39.00% 21,376 18,824 +4.44%Persons with trade qualifications 90 9.87% 5,411 5,341 +0.12%Persons with no qualifications 90 33.59% 18,412 24,304 -10.26%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 87 10.98% 7,316 7,704 -0.58%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 1 77.04% 5,636 5,384 +3.27%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 30 7.31% 4,871 5,100 -0.34%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 92 12.92% 8,612 16,443 -11.67%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 7 31.55% 8,828 8,902 -0.26%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 12 35.93% 10,338 11,352 -3.50%Owner or purchaser dwellings 87 48.89% 14,064 14,427 -1.25%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 7 75.65% 2,538 2,003 +16.11%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 5 61.56% 6,365 2,931 +29.20%Households with two or more motor vehicles 83 30.37% 8,737 8,182 +1.92%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 4 42.59% 13,533 12,713 +2.85%Flat or apartment dwellings 4 54.42% 17,292 16,650 +2.23%Public Housing 87 0.75% 217 227 -0.03%Dwellings which are caravans 93 0.00% 0 0 +0.00%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 8 53.22% 35,462 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

12,903 21,486 37.5 62.5 5Vaucluse

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WAGGA WAGGA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,548Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 65 - 64,531 65,351 -1.25%Population growth 85 - 64,531 65,351 -1.25%Population density (persons per sq. km) 83 - 4.3 4.4 -1.25%Area (sq. kms) 11 - 14,873 14,873 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 21 67.85% - 66.94% +1.36%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 38 - 43,787 43,747 +0.09%Persons who changed address since 1996 29 40.77% 26,308 28,129 -2.79%Persons Aged under 5 24 7.25% 4,678 5,385 -1.08%Persons aged between 5 and 14 33 15.32% 9,883 10,579 -1.07%Persons aged between 15 and 24 2 16.75% 10,810 10,997 -0.29%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 87 48.67% 31,406 31,509 -0.16%Persons aged 65 years and over 67 11.66% 7,526 6,747 +1.19%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 9 81.26% 52,439 54,343 -2.91%Persons of Catholic religion 24 31.85% 20,554 20,875 -0.49%Persons of Anglican religion 42 26.83% 17,316 17,684 -0.56%Persons of non-Christian religion 79 0.87% 561 515 +0.07%Persons of Islamic religion 72 0.15% 99 163 -0.10%Persons of Buddhist religion 82 0.34% 220 119 +0.15%Persons of Jewish religion 83 0.02% 15 9 +0.01%Persons of no religion 67 9.14% 5,897 6,127 -0.35%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 17 3.01% 1,944 1,547 +0.61%Persons born overseas 88 6.10% 3,939 4,362 -0.65%Persons born in UK and Ireland 82 2.09% 1,346 1,511 -0.25%Persons born in Southern Europe 85 0.42% 270 281 -0.02%Persons born in South East Asia 69 0.49% 317 508 -0.29%Persons born in the Middle East 68 0.09% 59 42 +0.03%Persons born in North-East Asia 65 0.31% 202 223 -0.03%Persons born in Southern Asia 63 0.24% 158 182 -0.04%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 82 2.96% 1,913 2,215 -0.46%Persons with both parents born overseas 88 7.83% 5,055 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 87 15.46% 9,976 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 84 0.19% 121 158 -0.06%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 80 2.41% 1,554 1,706 -0.23%

Families“Traditional Families” 36 39.90% 6,563 7,162 -3.63%Single parent families 29 11.74% 1,931 1,810 +0.73%Couple families (without children) 45 36.07% 5,933 5,350 +3.53%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 44 21.04% 3,461 4,732 -7.70%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 24 28.88% 4,751 5,809 -6.41%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 16 20.61% 3,391 2,646 +4.52%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 62 10.47% 1,722 736 +5.98%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 65 6.65% 1,094 382 +4.32%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 25 58.90% 29,424 28,771 +1.32%Unemployment rate 49 7.0% 2,200 2,516 -1.1%Labour Force 21 63.31% 31,624 31,287 -0.10%Women in the labour force 64 44.03% 13,925 13,205 +2.30%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 4 8.43% 2,479 2,835 -1.23%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 13 9.54% 2,806 2,778 +0.10%Employees (Health and Community Services) 42 9.81% 2,886 2,636 +0.86%Employees (Education) 9 8.98% 2,641 2,589 +0.18%Employees (Manufacturing) 68 8.65% 2,545 2,684 -0.48%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 82 8.51% 2,505 2,358 +0.51%Persons employed in professional occupations 46 26.78% 7,880 7,613 +0.93%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 25 24.40% 7,178 7,294 -0.40%

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WAGGA WAGGA (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,548Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 48 15.04% 7,480 7,157 +0.65%Persons with trade qualifications 41 17.73% 8,821 7,369 +2.94%Persons with no qualifications 33 56.52% 28,112 29,317 -2.44%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 34 17.70% 11,421 12,138 -1.10%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 36 34.86% 3,981 3,895 +0.71%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 14 9.19% 5,931 5,225 +1.08%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 41 38.33% 24,735 27,111 -3.64%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 81 1.03% 243 265 -0.10%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 31 28.84% 6,738 7,262 -2.29%Owner or purchaser dwellings 58 64.62% 15,098 14,331 +3.35%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 83 27.13% 1,630 1,145 +8.76%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 88 1.57% 106 51 +0.71%Households with two or more motor vehicles 18 48.61% 11,356 10,361 +4.36%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 65 0.47% 121 123 -0.01%Flat or apartment dwellings 48 7.15% 1,838 2,132 -1.29%Public Housing 27 5.82% 1,360 1,489 -0.56%Dwellings which are caravans 45 0.41% 106 144 -0.17%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 40 34.76% 22,429 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,500 18,297 42.5 57.5 5.3Wagga Wagga

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WAKEHURST (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 44,217Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 68 - 64,079 61,557 +4.10%Population growth 47 - 64,079 61,557 +4.10%Population density (persons per sq. km) 28 - 1,699.3 1,632.4 +4.10%Area (sq. kms) 68 - 38 38 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 46 65.78% - 66.76% -1.47%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 75 - 42,150 41,095 +2.57%Persons who changed address since 1996 47 38.03% 24,371 22,423 +3.16%Persons Aged under 5 48 6.57% 4,210 3,911 +0.49%Persons aged between 5 and 14 73 12.09% 7,744 7,167 +0.94%Persons aged between 15 and 24 63 12.29% 7,876 8,575 -1.14%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 19 53.60% 34,348 32,877 +2.39%Persons aged 65 years and over 33 14.50% 9,289 8,652 +1.03%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 58 71.42% 45,767 45,828 -0.10%Persons of Catholic religion 41 28.98% 18,570 17,836 +1.19%Persons of Anglican religion 46 25.15% 16,119 16,545 -0.69%Persons of non-Christian religion 43 3.62% 2,322 1,391 +1.51%Persons of Islamic religion 39 0.96% 614 443 +0.28%Persons of Buddhist religion 37 1.57% 1,006 438 +0.92%Persons of Jewish religion 20 0.25% 161 123 +0.06%Persons of no religion 22 13.67% 8,762 8,935 -0.28%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 80 0.36% 232 264 -0.05%Persons born overseas 38 27.20% 17,428 16,556 +1.42%Persons born in UK and Ireland 14 7.15% 4,581 4,787 -0.33%Persons born in Southern Europe 26 4.11% 2,636 2,607 +0.05%Persons born in South East Asia 40 2.14% 1,372 1,205 +0.27%Persons born in the Middle East 39 0.80% 514 455 +0.10%Persons born in North-East Asia 28 3.38% 2,169 2,043 +0.20%Persons born in Southern Asia 43 0.59% 381 340 +0.07%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 41 15.76% 10,102 9,561 +0.88%Persons with both parents born overseas 37 35.30% 22,617 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 36 48.35% 30,981 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 30 2.48% 1,590 1,502 +0.14%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 36 17.24% 11,050 9,633 +2.30%

Families“Traditional Families” 55 37.97% 6,604 6,268 +2.02%Single parent families 76 7.62% 1,326 1,128 +1.19%Couple families (without children) 47 35.92% 6,248 5,870 +2.27%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 76 12.03% 2,092 2,829 -4.42%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 72 19.68% 3,423 4,599 -7.06%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 22 19.58% 3,406 3,546 -0.84%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 17 17.32% 3,012 1,637 +8.25%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 21 18.81% 3,271 1,851 +8.52%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 14 62.80% 32,683 31,735 +1.88%Unemployment rate 84 3.6% 1,236 1,203 -0.0%Labour Force 14 65.18% 33,919 32,938 -0.03%Women in the labour force 15 46.30% 15,706 15,065 +1.95%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 85 2.63% 860 1,022 -0.51%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 77 0.25% 81 66 +0.05%Employees (Health and Community Services) 57 8.64% 2,825 2,789 +0.11%Employees (Education) 72 5.51% 1,800 1,621 +0.56%Employees (Manufacturing) 48 10.98% 3,588 3,700 -0.35%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 18 21.51% 7,031 6,523 +1.60%Persons employed in professional occupations 34 28.69% 9,377 8,371 +3.17%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 65 18.39% 6,010 6,189 -0.56%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 24 23.93% 12,329 10,233 +4.15%Persons with trade qualifications 29 18.78% 9,672 8,081 +3.15%Persons with no qualifications 71 45.27% 23,319 25,661 -4.64%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 74 13.84% 8,867 8,779 +0.14%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 30 35.45% 3,143 2,843 +3.42%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 46 6.16% 3,946 3,784 +0.26%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 66 30.05% 19,257 24,358 -8.29%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 38 17.53% 4,802 4,379 +1.58%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 50 25.53% 6,120 5,860 +1.14%Owner or purchaser dwellings 46 66.84% 16,024 15,536 +2.14%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 14 73.33% 4,001 2,890 +21.77%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 16 37.71% 2,305 997 +21.43%Households with two or more motor vehicles 33 45.76% 10,973 10,019 +4.19%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 16 21.27% 5,393 4,734 +2.88%Flat or apartment dwellings 18 28.81% 7,303 6,378 +4.05%Public Housing 73 2.21% 529 497 +0.14%Dwellings which are caravans 65 0.02% 6 0 +0.03%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 21 44.44% 28,477 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,713 21,225 39.2 60.8 4.1Wakehurst

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WALLSEND (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,229Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 58 - 65,176 61,831 +5.41%Population growth 35 - 65,176 61,831 +5.41%Population density (persons per sq. km) 48 - 549.7 521.5 +5.41%Area (sq. kms) 46 - 119 119 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 8 69.07% - 69.64% -0.82%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 23 - 45,020 43,061 +4.55%Persons who changed address since 1996 56 37.24% 24,273 21,901 +3.84%Persons Aged under 5 32 7.05% 4,597 4,414 +0.30%Persons aged between 5 and 14 54 14.32% 9,330 8,652 +1.10%Persons aged between 15 and 24 29 14.39% 9,381 10,378 -1.61%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 52 51.02% 33,255 30,447 +4.54%Persons aged 65 years and over 52 12.89% 8,403 7,732 +1.09%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 21 77.56% 50,549 49,305 +2.01%Persons of Catholic religion 68 25.13% 16,379 15,706 +1.09%Persons of Anglican religion 30 28.62% 18,651 17,982 +1.08%Persons of non-Christian religion 63 1.51% 984 672 +0.50%Persons of Islamic religion 54 0.46% 301 233 +0.11%Persons of Buddhist religion 61 0.52% 338 204 +0.22%Persons of Jewish religion 70 0.03% 22 12 +0.02%Persons of no religion 51 11.26% 7,340 7,233 +0.17%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 30 1.83% 1,191 900 +0.47%Persons born overseas 70 10.40% 6,777 6,943 -0.27%Persons born in UK and Ireland 70 2.92% 1,903 1,962 -0.10%Persons born in Southern Europe 50 1.92% 1,254 1,186 +0.11%Persons born in South East Asia 54 0.86% 561 657 -0.16%Persons born in the Middle East 64 0.12% 79 50 +0.05%Persons born in North-East Asia 47 0.75% 489 571 -0.13%Persons born in Southern Asia 55 0.34% 222 232 -0.02%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 59 6.45% 4,206 4,225 -0.03%Persons with both parents born overseas 69 14.08% 9,177 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 71 23.66% 15,419 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 55 0.83% 541 583 -0.07%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 58 6.46% 4,209 4,039 +0.27%

Families“Traditional Families” 48 38.49% 6,948 6,713 +1.38%Single parent families 34 11.35% 2,048 1,646 +2.37%Couple families (without children) 54 34.50% 6,228 5,676 +3.25%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 35 23.32% 4,209 5,134 -5.45%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 34 27.12% 4,896 5,323 -2.51%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 13 20.90% 3,772 3,038 +4.32%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 59 10.78% 1,946 992 +5.62%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 60 7.00% 1,263 670 +3.49%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 56 53.04% 27,170 25,622 +3.18%Unemployment rate 26 9.2% 2,754 2,930 -1.1%Labour Force 49 58.42% 29,924 28,552 -0.28%Women in the labour force 35 45.09% 13,493 12,369 +3.94%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 37 3.73% 1,014 882 +0.52%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 61 0.40% 108 105 +0.01%Employees (Health and Community Services) 6 12.73% 3,457 3,003 +1.78%Employees (Education) 24 7.84% 2,130 1,909 +0.87%Employees (Manufacturing) 24 14.00% 3,803 3,977 -0.68%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 60 12.33% 3,348 2,907 +1.73%Persons employed in professional occupations 72 21.40% 5,815 5,151 +2.60%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 41 23.40% 6,358 6,238 +0.47%

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WALLSEND (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 47,229Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 53 14.48% 7,392 6,750 +1.32%Persons with trade qualifications 14 20.16% 10,289 8,185 +4.32%Persons with no qualifications 40 55.45% 28,301 28,930 -1.29%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 50 16.51% 10,760 10,070 +1.12%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 76 24.24% 2,608 2,080 +5.24%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 24 7.77% 5,063 5,460 -0.64%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 19 43.95% 28,644 30,336 -2.74%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 67 3.32% 740 849 -0.52%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 66 22.63% 5,558 5,310 +1.10%Owner or purchaser dwellings 21 71.57% 17,580 16,217 +6.07%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 71 33.28% 2,491 1,549 +15.16%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 74 1.94% 108 27 +1.48%Households with two or more motor vehicles 42 44.33% 10,892 9,351 +6.84%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 61 0.56% 144 137 +0.03%Flat or apartment dwellings 64 5.06% 1,309 935 +1.67%Public Housing 36 4.73% 1,163 1,209 -0.20%Dwellings which are caravans 57 0.07% 17 0 +0.08%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 48 33.08% 21,563 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,380 9,957 72.6 27.4 6.2Wallsend

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WENTWORTHVILLE (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,730Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 45 - 66,627 63,884 +4.29%Population growth 45 - 66,627 63,884 +4.29%Population density (persons per sq. km) 31 - 1,590.5 1,525.0 +4.29%Area (sq. kms) 66 - 42 42 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 49 65.28% - 66.66% -2.07%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 49 - 43,494 42,585 +2.13%Persons who changed address since 1996 76 34.55% 23,019 19,052 +6.21%Persons Aged under 5 36 6.90% 4,594 4,360 +0.37%Persons aged between 5 and 14 67 13.10% 8,728 8,263 +0.73%Persons aged between 15 and 24 45 13.40% 8,929 10,384 -2.28%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 13 54.61% 36,385 33,901 +3.89%Persons aged 65 years and over 69 11.46% 7,634 6,888 +1.17%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 52 73.19% 48,767 50,126 -2.13%Persons of Catholic religion 8 36.58% 24,372 24,588 -0.34%Persons of Anglican religion 68 18.90% 12,595 13,803 -1.89%Persons of non-Christian religion 24 8.71% 5,803 3,494 +3.61%Persons of Islamic religion 19 2.94% 1,957 1,450 +0.79%Persons of Buddhist religion 33 1.66% 1,109 494 +0.96%Persons of Jewish religion 45 0.07% 47 46 +0.00%Persons of no religion 70 8.83% 5,882 5,920 -0.06%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 58 0.90% 599 546 +0.08%Persons born overseas 30 30.69% 20,446 18,149 +3.60%Persons born in UK and Ireland 53 3.89% 2,590 3,108 -0.81%Persons born in Southern Europe 18 5.43% 3,621 4,065 -0.70%Persons born in South East Asia 33 2.91% 1,937 1,622 +0.49%Persons born in the Middle East 14 2.96% 1,975 1,704 +0.42%Persons born in North-East Asia 25 3.87% 2,576 1,630 +1.48%Persons born in Southern Asia 4 3.49% 2,324 1,482 +1.32%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 23 24.36% 16,233 13,826 +3.77%Persons with both parents born overseas 24 42.53% 28,335 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 25 52.87% 35,229 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 25 3.73% 2,488 2,049 +0.69%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 24 28.78% 19,172 14,784 +6.87%

Families“Traditional Families” 53 38.19% 6,925 6,728 +1.13%Single parent families 61 9.47% 1,717 1,661 +0.32%Couple families (without children) 65 31.68% 5,745 5,155 +3.37%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 65 16.59% 3,008 4,106 -6.27%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 63 22.50% 4,080 4,971 -5.09%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 12 21.00% 3,808 3,631 +1.01%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 27 15.38% 2,789 1,632 +6.61%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 31 12.80% 2,321 1,056 +7.23%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 26 58.89% 31,371 30,465 +1.77%Unemployment rate 64 5.5% 1,817 2,077 -0.9%Labour Force 28 62.30% 33,188 32,542 -1.09%Women in the labour force 44 44.70% 14,837 14,288 +1.69%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 60 3.30% 1,035 1,089 -0.18%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 59 0.43% 134 87 +0.15%Employees (Health and Community Services) 47 9.67% 3,033 2,902 +0.43%Employees (Education) 66 5.97% 1,872 1,898 -0.09%Employees (Manufacturing) 21 14.58% 4,575 4,581 -0.02%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 31 17.41% 5,462 4,956 +1.66%Persons employed in professional occupations 55 24.40% 7,654 6,753 +2.96%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 61 19.91% 6,247 6,776 -1.74%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 36 19.03% 10,075 7,923 +4.20%Persons with trade qualifications 43 17.68% 9,363 7,841 +2.97%Persons with no qualifications 55 52.02% 27,545 29,672 -4.15%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 68 14.86% 9,902 10,088 -0.29%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 35 34.92% 3,458 3,412 +0.46%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 42 6.28% 4,185 4,143 +0.07%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 49 35.10% 23,388 27,797 -6.90%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 37 18.35% 4,980 4,663 +1.20%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 46 26.19% 6,190 5,309 +3.99%Owner or purchaser dwellings 44 66.93% 15,822 15,637 +0.84%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 36 61.46% 3,468 2,385 +20.77%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 41 5.53% 342 66 +5.05%Households with two or more motor vehicles 39 44.84% 10,601 9,844 +3.45%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 37 6.04% 1,506 795 +3.23%Flat or apartment dwellings 43 9.25% 2,306 1,496 +3.68%Public Housing 23 6.53% 1,544 1,627 -0.38%Dwellings which are caravans 68 0.02% 5 0 +0.02%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 35 36.71% 24,456 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

22,631 11,969 65.4 34.6 7.7Wentworthville

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WILLOUGHBY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,157Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 31 - 68,743 63,628 +8.04%Population growth 23 - 68,743 63,628 +8.04%Population density (persons per sq. km) 17 - 2,471.0 2,287.1 +8.04%Area (sq. kms) 76 - 28 28 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 63 63.36% - 65.82% -3.73%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 44 - 43,557 41,877 +4.01%Persons who changed address since 1996 9 44.87% 30,844 28,085 +4.34%Persons Aged under 5 64 6.21% 4,267 3,733 +0.84%Persons aged between 5 and 14 84 10.35% 7,114 6,551 +0.88%Persons aged between 15 and 24 67 12.14% 8,346 8,448 -0.16%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 8 56.43% 38,795 35,035 +5.91%Persons aged 65 years and over 51 13.09% 8,998 9,087 -0.14%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 82 60.66% 41,699 40,748 +1.49%Persons of Catholic religion 62 25.82% 17,748 16,612 +1.79%Persons of Anglican religion 65 20.15% 13,851 13,917 -0.10%Persons of non-Christian religion 28 7.30% 5,020 3,292 +2.72%Persons of Islamic religion 40 0.95% 654 585 +0.11%Persons of Buddhist religion 17 3.43% 2,355 977 +2.17%Persons of Jewish religion 7 1.65% 1,133 1,131 +0.00%Persons of no religion 5 18.37% 12,629 12,949 -0.50%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 90 0.15% 104 86 +0.03%Persons born overseas 19 35.28% 24,251 21,869 +3.74%Persons born in UK and Ireland 22 6.26% 4,305 4,257 +0.08%Persons born in Southern Europe 40 2.62% 1,800 1,908 -0.17%Persons born in South East Asia 31 3.05% 2,096 1,655 +0.69%Persons born in the Middle East 22 1.66% 1,139 1,314 -0.28%Persons born in North-East Asia 5 10.27% 7,063 5,779 +2.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 29 1.15% 791 562 +0.36%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 25 23.83% 16,380 14,715 +2.62%Persons with both parents born overseas 25 42.45% 29,181 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 21 54.86% 37,713 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 23 3.83% 2,630 2,234 +0.62%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 27 24.30% 16,702 14,235 +3.88%

Families“Traditional Families” 51 38.33% 6,845 6,070 +4.76%Single parent families 79 7.44% 1,328 1,161 +1.03%Couple families (without children) 26 38.92% 6,949 6,263 +4.21%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 86 9.31% 1,662 2,343 -4.18%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 88 13.82% 2,467 3,257 -4.85%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 88 13.28% 2,371 2,834 -2.84%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 9 18.62% 3,325 1,719 +9.86%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 5 32.19% 5,748 3,818 +11.85%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 15 62.26% 35,634 33,026 +4.89%Unemployment rate 78 4.0% 1,487 1,373 +0.0%Labour Force 16 64.85% 37,121 34,399 +0.25%Women in the labour force 6 47.43% 17,607 16,434 +3.41%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 86 2.56% 914 1,112 -0.60%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 76 0.25% 90 99 -0.03%Employees (Health and Community Services) 68 8.14% 2,900 2,917 -0.05%Employees (Education) 65 5.98% 2,130 2,066 +0.19%Employees (Manufacturing) 86 6.71% 2,392 2,103 +0.88%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 2 35.68% 12,714 10,683 +6.15%Persons employed in professional occupations 4 48.21% 17,180 14,712 +7.51%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 90 7.67% 2,732 3,099 -1.12%

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WILLOUGHBY (LIB) Enrolment Dec 2002 46,157Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 3 41.51% 23,302 18,768 +8.51%Persons with trade qualifications 85 10.73% 6,022 5,221 +1.50%Persons with no qualifications 87 36.34% 20,402 22,704 -4.32%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 82 12.12% 8,334 7,903 +0.68%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 11 45.92% 3,827 3,647 +2.28%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 15 8.90% 6,119 5,359 +1.19%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 88 16.05% 11,031 17,293 -9.84%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 6 31.70% 9,514 7,822 +6.08%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 22 31.07% 8,621 8,164 +1.77%Owner or purchaser dwellings 72 61.05% 16,942 15,805 +4.40%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 2 78.24% 4,080 2,901 +27.56%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 3 66.06% 5,696 2,736 +34.89%Households with two or more motor vehicles 71 35.80% 9,934 8,935 +3.88%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 9 27.99% 8,421 6,492 +7.48%Flat or apartment dwellings 13 34.23% 10,299 8,516 +6.91%Public Housing 88 0.75% 209 244 -0.14%Dwellings which are caravans 59 0.06% 18 0 +0.07%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 4 56.27% 38,685 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

13,965 21,891 38.9 61.1 7.7Willoughby

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WOLLONGONG (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 43,427Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 71 - 63,621 64,004 -0.60%Population growth 81 - 63,621 64,004 -0.60%Population density (persons per sq. km) 45 - 807.0 811.8 -0.60%Area (sq. kms) 52 - 79 79 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 34 66.76% - 66.57% +0.28%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 68 - 42,471 42,606 -0.32%Persons who changed address since 1996 64 36.14% 22,995 23,475 -0.75%Persons Aged under 5 84 5.40% 3,438 3,783 -0.54%Persons aged between 5 and 14 80 11.03% 7,015 7,138 -0.19%Persons aged between 15 and 24 7 15.84% 10,079 11,165 -1.70%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 70 50.16% 31,911 31,833 +0.12%Persons aged 65 years and over 15 16.32% 10,382 9,455 +1.45%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 53 73.16% 46,546 48,820 -3.55%Persons of Catholic religion 35 29.95% 19,057 19,980 -1.44%Persons of Anglican religion 66 19.94% 12,684 12,943 -0.40%Persons of non-Christian religion 39 5.03% 3,197 2,925 +0.42%Persons of Islamic religion 20 2.83% 1,802 1,795 +0.01%Persons of Buddhist religion 40 1.45% 922 695 +0.35%Persons of Jewish religion 69 0.03% 22 21 +0.00%Persons of no religion 58 10.57% 6,725 7,120 -0.62%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 36 1.77% 1,128 931 +0.31%Persons born overseas 32 29.97% 19,067 20,963 -2.96%Persons born in UK and Ireland 25 6.13% 3,902 4,340 -0.68%Persons born in Southern Europe 1 13.09% 8,330 9,264 -1.46%Persons born in South East Asia 42 1.92% 1,219 1,451 -0.36%Persons born in the Middle East 32 1.31% 831 981 -0.23%Persons born in North-East Asia 39 1.39% 887 875 +0.02%Persons born in Southern Asia 46 0.56% 355 432 -0.12%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 26 22.49% 14,311 15,813 -2.35%Persons with both parents born overseas 27 41.01% 26,089 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 27 52.02% 33,097 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 16 5.78% 3,680 4,009 -0.51%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 26 27.35% 17,399 18,328 -1.45%

Families“Traditional Families” 85 30.02% 4,825 5,291 -2.87%Single parent families 32 11.45% 1,840 1,704 +0.84%Couple families (without children) 24 39.24% 6,307 5,903 +2.48%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 12 29.53% 4,746 6,123 -8.47%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 46 25.72% 4,134 4,662 -3.25%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 60 17.06% 2,742 2,373 +2.27%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 71 9.21% 1,481 769 +4.38%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 68 6.33% 1,017 514 +3.09%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 85 43.37% 23,045 23,162 -0.22%Unemployment rate 6 12.9% 3,412 4,196 -2.4%Labour Force 85 49.79% 26,457 27,358 -1.80%Women in the labour force 83 41.77% 11,053 10,878 +0.64%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 39 3.71% 855 788 +0.29%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 55 0.45% 103 79 +0.10%Employees (Health and Community Services) 45 9.74% 2,244 1,999 +1.06%Employees (Education) 31 7.49% 1,725 1,466 +1.12%Employees (Manufacturing) 11 16.94% 3,904 4,611 -3.05%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 53 13.62% 3,139 3,067 +0.31%Persons employed in professional occupations 74 21.03% 4,846 4,645 +0.86%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 29 24.14% 5,562 5,898 -1.44%

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93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changeEducation

Persons with tertiary education qualifications 55 14.33% 7,504 6,877 +1.18%Persons with trade qualifications 54 16.39% 8,585 7,379 +2.27%Persons with no qualifications 30 56.98% 29,839 32,201 -4.45%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 80 12.45% 7,922 8,269 -0.54%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 77 23.54% 1,865 1,866 -0.01%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 10 9.87% 6,278 6,234 +0.07%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 33 40.93% 26,043 29,275 -5.05%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 57 8.96% 1,723 1,664 +0.30%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 14 35.28% 9,138 9,559 -1.68%Owner or purchaser dwellings 80 56.42% 14,614 13,888 +2.89%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 61 41.06% 1,645 1,234 +11.16%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 55 2.91% 266 87 +1.84%Households with two or more motor vehicles 84 29.24% 7,573 6,932 +2.56%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 23 15.76% 4,396 3,737 +2.63%Flat or apartment dwellings 21 27.98% 7,807 7,369 +1.75%Public Housing 10 10.41% 2,697 2,891 -0.77%Dwellings which are caravans 13 2.75% 768 563 +0.82%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 64 29.99% 19,082 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

26,996 7,315 78.7 21.3 8.3Wollongong

2PP Votes 2PP Percent

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WYONG (ALP) Enrolment Dec 2002 49,482Rank PerCent Number

93 SEDs 2001 1996 %changePopulation

Total population 17 - 72,076 61,159 +17.85%Population growth 6 - 72,076 61,159 +17.85%Population density (persons per sq. km) 62 - 82.5 70.0 +17.85%Area (sq. kms) 31 - 874 874 -Proportion of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 47 65.73% - 65.58% +0.22%Number of Australian citizens aged 18 and over 9 - 47,373 40,110 +18.11%Persons who changed address since 1996 10 44.82% 32,305 25,623 +10.93%Persons Aged under 5 18 7.47% 5,386 4,948 +0.72%Persons aged between 5 and 14 28 15.51% 11,178 9,106 +3.39%Persons aged between 15 and 24 80 11.39% 8,211 7,062 +1.88%Persons aged between 25 and 64 years 85 48.80% 35,175 29,325 +9.57%Persons aged 65 years and over 12 16.57% 11,946 10,343 +2.62%

ReligionPersons of Christian religion 25 77.26% 55,687 47,369 +13.60%Persons of Catholic religion 58 26.24% 18,915 15,265 +5.97%Persons of Anglican religion 7 34.29% 24,717 21,518 +5.23%Persons of non-Christian religion 69 1.24% 891 434 +0.75%Persons of Islamic religion 57 0.33% 235 130 +0.17%Persons of Buddhist religion 74 0.41% 292 74 +0.36%Persons of Jewish religion 26 0.18% 130 87 +0.07%Persons of no religion 43 11.86% 8,550 7,873 +1.11%

EthnicityAboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders 27 2.13% 1,534 1,062 +0.77%Persons born overseas 62 12.82% 9,243 7,805 +2.35%Persons born in UK and Ireland 23 6.20% 4,472 4,030 +0.72%Persons born in Southern Europe 65 1.01% 730 550 +0.29%Persons born in South East Asia 60 0.72% 521 361 +0.26%Persons born in the Middle East 63 0.13% 91 65 +0.04%Persons born in North-East Asia 63 0.33% 239 192 +0.08%Persons born in Southern Asia 73 0.17% 123 127 -0.01%Persons born in non-English speaking countries 68 4.48% 3,232 2,526 +1.15%Persons with both parents born overseas 62 16.50% 11,893 n.a. n.a.Persons with at least one parent born overseas 61 28.11% 20,260 n.a. n.a.Persons not fluent in English 63 0.37% 265 193 +0.12%Persons aged 5 and over speaking a language other than English at home 67 3.50% 2,522 1,846 +1.11%

Families“Traditional Families” 69 35.15% 6,992 6,114 +5.17%Single parent families 11 13.11% 2,608 2,044 +3.32%Couple families (without children) 29 38.27% 7,612 6,657 +5.62%

IncomeFamilies with weekly income below $500 17 27.49% 5,469 6,603 -6.67%Families with weekly income from $500 to $999 22 28.95% 5,758 5,189 +3.35%Families with weekly income from $1000 to $1499 49 18.01% 3,582 2,252 +7.83%Families with weekly income $1500 to $1999 72 9.11% 1,813 600 +7.14%Families with weekly income $2000 and above 78 5.15% 1,025 376 +3.82%

Labour ForceEmployed persons aged 15 years and over 76 47.55% 26,384 21,264 +10.88%Unemployment rate 21 9.7% 2,828 2,943 -2.5%Labour Force 78 52.65% 29,212 24,207 +1.23%Women in the labour force 61 44.11% 12,886 10,444 +10.09%Employees (Government Admin Defence) 71 3.07% 809 716 +0.43%Employees (Agriculture Fishing Forestry) 34 1.53% 404 439 -0.16%Employees (Health and Community Services) 38 10.03% 2,646 2,048 +2.78%Employees (Education) 76 5.22% 1,376 1,043 +1.55%Employees (Manufacturing) 27 13.41% 3,537 2,874 +3.08%Employees (Finance and Insurance, Property and Business Services) 64 11.69% 3,083 2,352 +3.40%Persons employed in professional occupations 80 18.04% 4,761 3,739 +4.81%Persons employed as tradespersons or labourers 9 26.27% 6,932 5,764 +5.50%

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Persons with tertiary education qualifications 91 9.62% 5,325 3,905 +3.02%Persons with trade qualifications 17 19.89% 11,007 7,719 +6.99%Persons with no qualifications 25 57.94% 32,060 28,933 +6.64%Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school 46 17.08% 12,310 10,224 +3.41%Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools 91 18.66% 2,297 1,818 +4.69%Persons attending a tertiary education institution 84 3.96% 2,856 2,220 +1.04%Persons with highest level of school completed Year 10 or below 7 46.16% 33,267 31,685 +2.59%

TransportPersons using public transport to travel to work 56 9.19% 1,944 1,482 +2.73%

DwellingsTenant dwellings 59 23.59% 6,527 5,335 +5.08%Owner or purchaser dwellings 28 69.79% 19,306 16,636 +11.37%Dwellings with monthly home loan repayments over $999 59 44.57% 3,363 2,182 +19.72%Dwellings with weekly rent over $299 73 1.95% 127 33 +1.67%Households with two or more motor vehicles 55 39.59% 10,952 8,163 +11.89%Flat or apartment dwellings with 3 storeys or more 73 0.23% 69 71 -0.01%Flat or apartment dwellings 85 2.66% 816 886 -0.30%Public Housing 59 2.97% 821 822 -0.00%Dwellings which are caravans 8 3.41% 1,045 636 +1.74%

InternetPersons who use the Internet 70 28.05% 20,220 n.a. n.a.

Swing

ALP Lib/Nat ALP Lib/Nat to Labor

24,398 12,873 65.5 34.5 5.8Wyong

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DEFINITIONS Population Population in Electoral District on Census night, 7th August, 2001. Population Growth Change in total population for Electoral District relative to the total population in Electoral District on Census night, 6th August, 1996. Population Density Population of Electoral District per square kilometre. Square kilometres Ranked by area of each electorate. These figures were extracted from the 1998 New South Wales State Electoral Redistribution report. Proportion of Australian Citizens 18 Years or over Expressed as proportion of Australian Citizens 18 years and over as a percentage of total population of the Electoral District. %Change figures calculated relative to proportion of Australian Citizens 18 Years or over in August 1996. Australian Citizens 18 Years or over Expressed as Australian Citizens 18 years and over. %Change figures calculated relative to number of Australian Citizens 18 Years or over in August 1996. Persons who changed address since 1996 Persons who were residing at a different address in 1996, expressed as a percentage of persons who changed address since 1996 to the population aged 5 and over counted at home. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Age Groups Expressed as persons in age group as a percentage of total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Religion Persons of Christian religion includes: Anglican, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Churches of Christ, Jehovah 's Witnesses, Latter Day Saints, Lutheran, Oriental Christian, Orthodox, Pentecostal, Presbyterian and Reformed, Salvation Army, Seventh-day Adventist, Uniting Church, Other Protestant, Other Christian, Christian no further details (nfd). Persons of Non-Christian religion includes: Buddhist, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Other Non-Christian. Tabulated as persons of specified religion as a percentage of total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. No Religion Expressed as persons who stipulated that they had no religion on the census form as a percentage of total population. Includes 'No religion no further details (nfd)', 'Agnosticism', 'Atheism', 'Humanism' and 'Rationalism'. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders Persons who identified themselves as Aboriginals or Torres Strait Islanders or both on the census form. Expressed as Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders as a percentage of the total population

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of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons Born Overseas Persons born overseas as a percentage of total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in UK and Ireland Includes Republic of Ireland. Expressed as persons born in the United Kingdom and Ireland as a proportion of the total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in Southern Europe Includes Albania, Andorra, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Greece, Holy See, Italy, Malta, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and other Southern and South-Eastern Europe. Expressed as persons born in Southern Europe as a percentage of total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in South East Asia Includes Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Burma (Myanmar), Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, East Timor and Vietnam. Expressed as persons born in South East Asia as a percentage of total population of the electorate district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in the Middle East Includes Bahrain, Gaza Strip and West Bank, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria Turkey, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in the North-East Asia Includes China, Hong Kong, Macau, Mongolia, Taiwan, Japan and Korea. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in the Southern Asia Includes Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons born in non-English speaking countries Includes persons born overseas except in United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, United States of America, South Africa and New Zealand. Expressed as persons born in non-English speaking countries as a percentage of the total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons with both parents born overseas Persons with both parents were born overseas. Expressed as a percentage of the total population of the electoral district. Persons with at least one parent born overseas Persons with at least one parent was born overseas. Expressed as a percentage of the total population of the electoral district.

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Persons not fluent in English Persons aged 5 years and over who“speak other language” and speak English “not well” and “not at all”. Expressed as a percentage of population aged 5 years or over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons speaking a language other than English at home Expressed as persons speaking a language other than English at home as a percentage of population aged 5 years or over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population of the Electoral District in August 1996. 'Traditional' families Family types consisting of two parents with children under 15 years of age and/or dependent students aged 15 to 24 years. Expressed as traditional families as a percentage of total families. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of families in the Electoral District in August 1996. Single parent families Family types consisting of one parent with children under 15 years of age and/or dependent students aged 15 to 24 years. Expressed as single parent families as a percentage of total families. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of families in the Electoral District in August 1996. Couple families (without children) Family types consisting of a couple residing without children. Expressed as couple families as a percentage of total families. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of families in the Electoral District in August 1996. Families with weekly income between stated range Expressed as families with weekly income between stated weekly income range as a percentage of total families. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of families in the Electoral District in August 1996. Labour force Includes both employed and unemployed people. Employed persons Employed persons as a percentage of population aged 15 years and over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population aged 15 and over in the Electoral District in August 1996. Unemployment rate Unemployed persons as a percentage of the labour force (both employed and unemployed persons). %Change figures calculated relative to the unemployment rate in the Electoral District in August 1996. Labour force participation rate Persons in the labour force as a percentage of the population. %Change figures calculated relative to the labour force participation rate in the Electoral District in August 1996. Women in the labour force Women in the labour force expressed as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of persons in the labour force in the Electoral District in August 1996.

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Government employees Employees in the category Government Administration and Defence. Expressed as government employees as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons employed in agriculture Expressed as persons employed in agriculture, fishing and forestry as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons employed in health and community services Expressed as persons employed in hospitals and nursing homes, medical and dental services, child care services and other health and community services as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons employed in education Expressed as persons employed in pre-school, primary, secondary post-school and other education as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons employed in manufacturing Expressed as persons employed in manufacturing as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Professional occupations Includes managers, administrators and professionals. Expressed as persons employed in professional occupations as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Finance and Insurance, Property and Business employees Employees within the categories of Finance and Insurance, Property and Business services. Expressed as Finance and Insurance, Property and Business employees as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Tradespersons and labourers Includes tradesperson and related workers, and labourers and related workers. Expressed as tradespersons and labourers as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to the number of employed persons in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons with tertiary educational qualifications Persons whose highest educational qualification is a Degree or higher, or an undergraduate or associate diploma. Expressed as persons with tertiary educational qualifications as a percentage of the population of the electoral district aged 15 years or over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population aged 15 and over in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons with trade qualifications Persons with skilled or basic vocational (certificate level) qualifications. Expressed as persons with trade qualifications as a percentage of the population of the electoral district aged 15 years or over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population aged 15 and over in the Electoral District in August 1996.

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Persons with no qualifications Persons aged 15 years and over with no educational qualifications. Expressed as persons with no qualifications as a percentage of the population of the electoral district aged 15 years and over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population aged 15 and over in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school Persons attending infant, primary or secondary school expressed as a percentage of the total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population in the Electoral District in August 1996. Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools Infant, primary or secondary school students attending private schools (Catholic and other Non-Government) expressed as a percentage of infant, primary or secondary school students. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of infant, primary or secondary school students in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons attending a tertiary education institution Persons attending a TAFE college, CAE or University. Expressed as persons attending a tertiary education institution as a percentage of total population of the electoral district. %Change figures calculated relative to total population in the Electoral District in August 1996. Persons with Highest Level of School completed Year 10 or below Expressed as persons with highest level or schooling Year 10 or below as a percentage of population aged 15 or over. %Change figures calculated relative to total population in the Electoral District in August 1996. Use of public transport as a mode of travel to work Persons who have used public transport, i.e. train, bus, tram or ferry as one of the modes of travelling to work. (Note that a person may have used more than one mode of transport.) Ranked on persons using public transport to travel to work as a percentage of total employed persons. %Change figures calculated relative to total number of persons who travelled to work in the Electoral District in August 1996. Tenant dwellings Dwellings which are rented (from all sources). Expressed as tenant dwellings as a percentage of total occupied private dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total occupied private dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Owner or purchaser dwellings Dwellings which are owned or being purchased. Expressed as the number of owner and purchaser dwellings as a percentage of total occupied private dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total occupied private dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Dwellings with monthly housing loan repayment over $999 Expressed as dwellings with monthly housing loan repayment over $999 as a percentage of all occupied private dwellings being purchased. %Change figures calculated relative to total occupied private dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Dwelling with weekly rent over $299 Expressed as dwellings with weekly rent over $299 as a percentage of all occupied private dwellings being rented. %Change figures calculated relative to total rented dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996.

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Dwellings with 2 or more motor vehicles Dwellings where 2 or more registered motor vehicles owned by occupant(s) of the dwelling were garaged or parked near the dwelling. Expressed as the number of dwellings with 2 or more motor vehicles as a percentage of total occupied private dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total occupied private dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Flats or apartment dwellings Flat or apartment dwellings expressed as a percentage of total occupied private dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Public housing Housing Commission and authority rentals expressed as a percentage of occupied private dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total occupied private dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Apartments, Flats or Units with 3 or more storeys Apartments, Flats or Units with 3 or more storeys expressed as a percentage of total occupied Apartments, Flats or Units. Caravans Total number of dwellings which are 'caravans etc' expressed as a percentage of occupied dwellings. %Change figures calculated relative to total dwellings in the Electoral District in August 1996. Internet use Total number of people who used the Internet in the week prior to Census night expressed as a percentage of the total population of the electoral district. These definitions are adapted from those used in: New South Wales State Electoral Districts Ranked by 1996 Census Characteristics [and] 2001 Census Dictionary. [Canberra] : Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2001.