Principals in Australia (1/3)
Base: Nat rep principals (n=323)
Figure 10 – Principals in Australia (n=323)
Gender
Age (years)
Location
70+
Woman,
52%
Non-binary,
0%
Man,
48%
29%
60-69
50-59
Year 11 or below
WA: 8%
40-49
14%
30-39
15%
18-29
Your own home
15%
Rental
Diploma
16%
Retirement village or
aged care facility
4%
Public housing
2%
Prefer not to say
2%
Other
1%
29%
1%
Language
other than English at home
Most common languages were:
17%
• Hindi
• Cantonese
Living with disability
Children under 18
Yes,
20%
67%
Own their
home
outright
11%
•
Indian / Indian Australian
•
Chinese
•
Asian
26%
24%
$100,000-$124,999
14%
$125,000-$149,999
11%
$150,000 or more
Not sure,
3%
42%
3%
Others
1%
Prefer not to say
1%
Aboriginal, Torres Strait
Islander peoples or both
1-3
4-7
33%
8-10
0%
Number of FEPOA agreements
76%
14%
18%
4%
1
2-3
A h i gh score indicates
a relative greater
a d va n t a g e .
52%
6%
40%
Yes,
18%
A l ow score indicates
the respondent lives in
an area with relatively
g r e a t e r d i s a d va n t a g e .
For example, an area
with many households
with low incomes or
many people in unskilled
occupations.
15%
18%
Number of appointed
decision-makers
FEPOA is active
An appointed decision-maker
Index of Relative Socio-economic
Advantage and Disadvantage*
$50,000-$99,999
Prefer not to say
3%
2% Identified as
Less than $50,000
Not sure
7%
Housemates
Aboriginal and or Torres
Strait Islander
Listed a non-Anglo
racial or ethnic background
No, 77%
24%
10%
Other family members
Of which
Household income
Prefer not
to say, 3%
27%
Children aged 18 or over
Most common non-Anglo racial or ethnic
backgrounds included:
• Mandarin
61%
By yourself
Racial or ethnic identity
11% Spoke a language
TAS: 2%
Your spouse / partner
74%
10%
18%
ACT: 1%
VIC: 27%
Living companions
Year 12
Post-graduate degree
NSW: 35%
Lived
regionally
11%
Bachelor degree
SA: 7%
30%
13%
Certificate 3 or 4
No,
79%
QLD: 20%
10%
Living situation
Education level
Prefer not to say
NT: 1%
19%
4 or more Not sure /
don't
remember
1
2-3
6%
4 or more
*This index has been created by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. It provides a measure of relative socio-economic advantage and disadvantage for all postcodes across Australia.
It considers several measures of economic and social conditions of people and households in each area.
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