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SA1 02004

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SA1 02004 has more residents than most areas and a well-above-average share of degree-holders.

Beyond that, it has slightly more people living alone than usual and somewhat more renters than the norm.

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📍 SA1 02004, Block (SA1)

Demographics & Identity

Total population614—since 2011 Median age40 yrs—since 2011 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander population0.5%People aged 65 and over18.6%Children under 1511.9%People in a de facto relationship10.9%—since 2011

Age & sex structure

Age structure

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Young adults (25–44) at 33%, followed by Older adults (45–64) (24%) and Seniors (65+) (19%).

Young adults (25–44)33.2%

Older adults (45–64)24.1%

Seniors (65+)18.6%

Children (0–14)11.9%

Youth (15–24)11.4%

Marital status

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Married at 45%, followed by Never married (38%) and Divorced (10%).

Married45%
Never married38%
Divorced10%
Widowed4%
Separated2%

Ancestry & Birthplace

Country of birth

In SA1 02004, Australia is the majority at 81%; India is next at 6%.

Australia72.5%

India5.5%

England4.6%

China2.9%

South Africa1.0%

Vietnam0.8%

Italy0.8%

Philippines0.5%

Nepal0.5%

Ancestry

In SA1 02004, the largest group is English at 32%, followed by Australian (22%) and Italian (9%).

English35.3%

Australian24.4%

Italian9.9%

Irish8.5%

Scottish8.5%

German6.2%

Indian5.2%

Chinese5.0%

Greek3.4%

Dutch2.0%

Language

People using another language at home23.0%

Language used at home

In SA1 02004, English only is the majority at 87%; Punjabi is next at 3%.

English only76.4%

Punjabi2.6%

Mandarin2.3%

Vietnamese2.0%

Arabic1.5%

Greek1.5%

Cantonese1.1%

Italian0.5%

Religion

People with no religion45.0%

Religious affiliation

SA1 02004 splits fairly evenly between No religion (47%) and Christianity (45%), with Hinduism at 4%.

No religion47%
Christianity45%
Hinduism4%
Other religions3%
Buddhism1%

Education & Qualifications

Completed Year 1269.0%Adults with a bachelor degree or higher39.8%

Highest year of school

In SA1 02004, Year 12 is the majority at 71%; Year 11 is next at 16%.

Year 1269.0%

Year 1115.8%

Year 107.8%

Year 9 or below4.4%

Highest qualification level

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Bachelor degree at 43%, followed by Certificate III / IV (21%) and Advanced diploma / diploma (15%).

Bachelor degree39.1%

Certificate III / IV18.9%

Advanced diploma / diploma14.2%

Postgraduate degree11.5%

Graduate diploma / certificate5.8%

Certificate I / II2.4%

Field of qualification

No single group dominates in SA1 02004 — Management & commerce leads at 22%, ahead of Health (14%) and Engineering & related (13%).

Management & commerce21.5%

Health13.4%

Engineering & related13.1%

Society & culture10.5%

Education10.2%

Architecture & building6.6%

Information technology5.5%

Creative arts5.5%

Food, hospitality & personal services5.2%

Natural & physical sciences4.7%

Income

Median personal income (weekly)$987—since 2011 Median household income (weekly)$1,787—since 2011 Median family income (weekly)$2,270—since 2011 People earning $2,000+ a week10.6%Households earning $3,000+ a week21.4%

Household income distribution

In SA1 02004, the largest group is $1,500–$2,999 at 37%, followed by $650–$1,499 (27%) and Under $650 (14%).

$1,500–$2,99936.2%

$650–$1,49926.4%

Under $65013.4%

$4,000 or more11.6%

$3,000–$3,9999.8%

Personal income distribution

In SA1 02004, the largest group is $650–$1,499 at 41%, followed by Under $650 (32%) and $1,500–$2,999 (25%).

$650–$1,49939.1%

Under $65030.9%

$1,500–$2,99923.5%

$3,000 or more2.2%

Health & Disability

People with a long-term health condition27.2%People with a mental health condition8.1%People needing help with daily activities3.9%

Number of long-term health conditions

In SA1 02004, None is the majority at 72%; One condition is next at 21%.

None70.8%

One condition20.4%

Two conditions4.2%

Three or more2.4%

Long-term health conditions reported

SA1 02004 splits fairly evenly between Arthritis (18%) and Other condition (18%), with Mental health at 18%.

Arthritis8.5%

Other condition8.5%

Mental health8.1%

Asthma7.7%

Diabetes4.2%

Heart disease3.3%

Cancer2.8%

Stroke1.6%

Lung condition1.0%

Dementia0.8%

Community Participation

Volunteers14.8%People providing unpaid care13.3%People caring for children unpaid28.0%People who served in the Defence Force3.3%People doing 15+ hours of unpaid housework19.3%

Family & Households

Average household size2.2—since 2011 One-parent families11.5%People living alone34.1%—since 2011

Family composition

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Couples with children at 49%, followed by Couples without children (37%) and One-parent families (11%).

Couples with children49%
Couples without children37%
One-parent families11%
Other families2%

Household size

SA1 02004 splits fairly evenly between 2 people (35%) and 1 person (35%), with 3 people at 15%.

2 people34.4%

1 person34.1%

3 people14.9%

4 people9.4%

5 people4.7%

Housing & Dwellings

Median rent (weekly)$350—since 2011 Median mortgage repayment (monthly)$1,456—since 2011 Average people per bedroom0.80—since 2011 Households renting36.2%Homes owned outright29.7%Separate (detached) houses58.7%Homes with three or more bedrooms58.7%—since 2011

How homes are owned or rented

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Rented at 37%, followed by Owned outright (30%) and Owned with a mortgage (30%).

Rented37%
Owned outright30%
Owned with a mortgage30%
Other tenure3%

Types of homes

In SA1 02004, Separate house is the majority at 60%; Townhouse / semi-detached is next at 25%.

Separate house60%
Townhouse / semi-detached25%
Flat or apartment15%

Bedrooms per home

SA1 02004 splits fairly evenly between 3 bedrooms (41%) and 2 bedrooms (39%), with 4 bedrooms at 15%.

3 bedrooms39.9%

2 bedrooms37.7%

4 bedrooms14.9%

5 or more4.0%

1 bedroom1.1%

Weekly rent distribution

In SA1 02004, $200–$349 is the majority at 56%; $350–$549 is next at 44%.

$200–$34950.0%

$350–$54940.0%

Monthly mortgage distribution

In SA1 02004, the largest group is $1,000–$1,799 at 49%, followed by Under $1,000 (22%) and $1,800–$2,999 (21%).

$1,000–$1,79937.8%

Under $1,00017.1%

$1,800–$2,99915.9%

$3,000 or more6.1%

Transport & Vehicles

Homes with no motor vehicle5.1%—since 2011

Motor vehicles per home

In SA1 02004, the largest group is 1 vehicle at 46%, followed by 2 vehicles (33%) and 3 vehicles (12%).

1 vehicle44.9%

2 vehicles33.0%

3 vehicles11.6%

No vehicle5.1%

4 or more4.0%

How people get to work

In SA1 02004, Car (driver) is the majority at 69%; Worked at home is next at 14%.

Car (driver)59.0%

Worked at home12.1%

Bus7.6%

Car (passenger)4.0%

Walked2.3%

Bicycle1.1%

Migration & Movement

People who moved in the last 5 years43.6%Recent arrivals from overseas26.6%

Jobs & Industry

Unemployment rate4.4%Labour-force participation67.4%Employed full-time60.7%

Industries people work in

No single group dominates in SA1 02004 — Health care & social assistance leads at 19%, ahead of Education & training (13%) and Retail trade (9%).

Health care & social assistance18.6%

Education & training13.3%

Retail trade9.3%

Accommodation & food8.2%

Professional & technical7.3%

Construction6.8%

Manufacturing5.9%

Finance & insurance5.4%

Public administration & safety5.4%

Transport & warehousing4.8%

Occupations people work in

In SA1 02004, the largest group is Professionals at 31%, followed by Clerical & administrative (16%) and Managers (11%).

Professionals29.7%

Clerical & administrative15.5%

Managers11.0%

Community & personal service11.0%

Technicians & trades10.7%

Labourers7.9%

Sales workers6.8%

Machinery operators & drivers3.7%

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