1. .id briefing – SA population trends
Public Libraries SA
.id briefing – SA population trends
July 2017

2. Informed decisions
.id is a company of demographers, housing analysts, forecasters and Census data experts who have developed demographic information products specifically for the Australian Local Government market. .id stands for ‘informed decisions’ and our work is to provide decision makers with in government and the community with readily accessible, easy to use information about the people living in their communities.

3. 1 2 3 4 Evidence base community profile social atlas
profile.id
community profile
understand your community 2
atlas.id
social atlas
allocate your resources 3
forecast.id
population forecast
plan for the future 4
economy.id
economic profile
understand your industry and working population

4. National population and dwelling growth

5. National population and dwelling growth

6. National population and dwelling growth

7. Comparative growth among the states

8. Comparative growth among the states
Absolute growth

9. Population by 5 year age groups – South Aust.

10. Change in age groups, 2011-2016 - SA.

11. National fertility rate, 1934 to 2014

12. National fertility rate by age of mother, 1975-2015

13. Historical migration - national

14. Net overseas migration
South Australia,

15. Net interstate migration
South Australia,

16. SA LGA population growth, 2011 to 2016

17. SA SA2 population growth, 2011 to 2016

18. Population trends TREND South Australia Australia
Population (ERP – 2016)
1,708,135
24,128,876
Population change (ERP) 2011 to 2016
Gain of 68,521 people, 4.2% growth
+1,788,852 people, 8.0% growth
Dwelling change
5.2% growth
8.6% growth

19. Age trends

20. Age trends

21. Age trends

22. Age trends – Regional SA

23. Age trends – Regional SA

24. Age trends – Greater Adelaide

25. Household trends

26. Household trends

27. Household trends

28. Household trends

29. Household trends

30. Household trends – Regional SA

31. Household trends – Regional SA

32. Household trends – Regional SA

33. Diversity trends TREND South Australia Australia % overseas born
22.9%, up from 20.3% in 2011.
26.3%, up from 24.6% in 2011.
Speaking non-English language at home
16.3%, up from 14.3% in 2011.
20.8%, up from 18.2% in 2011.
Dominant birthplaces
UK, Italy, India, China
UK, New Zealand, China
Emerging birthplaces
India, China, Philippines
Indigenous
1.9%
2.8%

34. Culture – Overseas Arrivals

35. Culture – Birthplace

36. Culture – Change in Birthplace

37. Culture – Language spoken at home

38. Culture – Language spoken at home

39. Culture – Change in Birthplace - Campbelltown

40. Culture – Language change - Campbelltown

41. Culture – Change in Birthplace – Charles Sturt

42. Culture – Change in Birthplace – Charles Sturt

43. Summary Profile.id.com.au – you can find your council there (probably)
Profile.id.com.au/Australia (Australia profile)

44. Summary Growth through natural increase and overseas migration
Net interstate migration loss limits population growth
Ageing – impact of baby boomers
Cultural influences – increase in population from overseas countries, increase in other languages spoken at home
Emerging trend of increasing number of lone person households

45. Jim Myhill

46. Consulting Our services – Economic, Demographic and Housing Why .id?  
   
Our services – Economic, Demographic and Housing
   
   
Building the social and economic narrative of your region to support investment and economic development strategies
Generating a picture of existing and future demographic needs to support housing policies
Profiling specific industries or market segments to inform targeted development strategies
Building the economic and social evidence to support applications for grant funding
Strategically analysing macro trends, new infrastructure and business investments to inform policy development and advocacy
Why .id?
National scope
.id works with over 300 councils across Australia allowing for comprehensive benchmarking
Value for money
Services are designed to add value to .id’s existing suite of online data and analysis tools
Place experts
.id combines expertise in demographics, economics, planning and spatial analysis with a focus on regions, cities and communities.
Relationship building
.id’s support continues beyond the project end date

47. 2016 Census - update
About 96% of households returned a Census form, which is good considering the issues. Preliminary analysis shows data quality to be similar to previously.
An initial release on April 11th gave very little information about the “typical Australian”. The real data releases are:
Bulk of the datasets for all areas – June 27th – includes age, households, incomes, education, dwelling information, cultural diversity
Remaining datasets for all areas – October 17th – includes employment, occupation, qualifications and internal migration

48. 2016 Census update schedule
LGA level data on profile.id for 12 key topics within 2 weeks of release date (11th July)
Small area data rolled out for 12 key topics over the following 4 weeks, in this order:
Age structure (3 topics)
Household Type Summary
Dwelling Structure/Type
Population summary/estimates (including UR/Enum/ERP, indigenous, citizenship)
Household Type detail with and without children (older/younger etc)
Household Income
Household Income Quartiles
Tenure Type
Birthplace
Language
Religion
Ancestry

49. 2016 Census Update schedule
Remaining 1st release topics (Unpaid Work, Individual Income, Educational Institution Attending, Vehicle ownership, Internet Use, Disability) will be rolled out progressively from 11th July to the end of August.
All 1st release data will be complete in profile.id by end August.
atlas.id topics updated simultaneously with profile.id.
2nd release data released October 17th – in profile.id by November 8th.
economy.id – NIEIR dataset for 2015/16 already released. Census data for 2016 with comparisons all updated by 20th December 2017.

50. Training and newsletter
.id is available to provide ongoing training and support in using .id’s tools. Up to twice annually on-site.
We also do specialist training for workgroups to get the most out of .id. This is all included in your existing contract.
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