357,222 People
176,746 Male
180,476 Female
34 years is the Median age
There were 93,394 Families
There were 129,376 occupied private dwellings
26.6 % Australian
24.1 % English
9.2 % Irish
7.2 … Read the rest
6,917,658 People
3,408,878 Male
3,508,780 Female
38 years is the Median age
There were 1,829,553 Families
There were 2,467,954 occupied private dwellings
25.0 % Australian
24.2 % English
7.4 % Irish
6.0 … Read the rest
211,945 People
109,517 Male
102,428 Female
31 years is the Median age
There were 48,031 Families
There were 60,624 occupied private dwellings
23.9 % Australian
19.4 % English
14.7 % Australian Aboriginal
6.2 % … Read the rest
4,332,739 People
2,148,221 Male
2,184,518 Female
36 years is the Median age
There were 1,148,179 Families
There were 1,546,023 occupied private dwellings
28.1 % English
27.4 % Australian
8.4 % Irish
7.3 % Scottish
4.7 % … Read the rest
1,596,572 People
787,218 Male
809,354 Female
39 years is the Median age
There were 430,250 Families
There were 618,716 occupied private dwellings
29.3 % English
26.5 % Australian
6.2 % Scottish
6.0 % German… Read the rest
495,354 People
242,675 Male
252,679 Female
40 years is the Median age
There were 134,196 Families
There were 192,716 occupied private dwellings
33.9 % Australian
33.7 % English
7.8 % Irish
6.7 % Scottish
2.6 % … Read the rest
5,354,042 People
2,632,619 Male
2,721,423 Female
37 years is the Median age
There were 1,414,563 Families
There were 1,943,892 occupied private dwellings
23.5 % English
23.3 % Australian
7.6 % Irish
6.4 % Scottish
4.8 % … Read the rest
2,239,170 People
1,126,178 Male
1,112,992 Female
36 years is the Median age
There were 585,310 Families
There were 793,471 occupied private dwellings
29.0 % English
24.8 % Australian
6.4 % Irish
6.4 % Scottish… Read the rest
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A measure of housing affordability is the per cent of income spent on housing. In March 2015, an average of 31.5 per cent of income was spent on home loan repayments, while renters paid an average of 24.8 per cent of their … Read the rest
The Greens want to end negative gearing on new housing investments, saving $3 billion over 4 years. [1]
The Greens proposal, which has been costed by the independent Parliamentary Budget Office, argues abolishing negative gearing would save $2.9 billion by 2020.
Over 10 years, … Read the rest
