1304.5 - Stats Talk WA (Newsletter), Apr 2005

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 05/08/2005

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Contents Australia Day Award - 30 Years Service for Labour Force Interviewer Indigenous Engagement Manager Community Profile Series The Centenary of the ABS About ABS Training Courses Library Extension Program 2005 International Statistical Institute Session ABS Award Winners International Aid View from the Top National Statistical Service Update National Data Network Update Year Book Australia 2005 National Regional Profiles Innovation In Australian Businesses Employee Earnings and Hours About this release	Year Book Australia 2005 The Year Book Australia 2005 provides a comprehensive and definitive source of information about Australia. Over 900 pages long, the Year Book spans topics which cover Australia's economic position and social conditions, as well as articles about our community and environment. To celebrate 100 years of official statistics, both the hard copy Year Book and its CD-ROM companion are presented as a special offer in one package, making it great value for money. The CD-ROM is the ideal resource for the business computer network and it complements the hard cover version by giving you rapid access to every subject. A simple interface and a full electronic index make it a convenient source of the up to date information that every business needs from time to time. Special articles featured in the Year Book 2005 include: Temperature measurement and the Stevenson screen Sustainable microfinance in Vietnam Population figures for state grants – an historical perspective Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians – projections 2001 to 2009 Same-sex couple families The population census – a brief history Selected findings from the 2002 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Survey Labour force experience Working arrangements Young people in employment To order your copy of the Year Book Australia 2005 online visit the ABS Web Site. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.