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	National Regional Profiles The latest version of the National Regional Profile (NRP) on the ABS web site was released on 29 March 2005. The most significant change in the NRP release is that it now has a five year time series (1999-2003, on ASGC 2003 boundaries), which will allow users to see changes in economic and social characteristics of their region during that time. Other changes in the NRP release include: new data on sources of income, which combines Australian Taxation Office data and income support payments (see Experimental Estimates of Personal Income for Small Areas, Taxation and Income Support Data (cat. no. 6524.0), released in January 2005); and data on the value of agricultural production from the 2000-01 Agricultural Census (cat. no. 7121.0). Access to the National Regional Profile facility is through the 'Regional Statistics' icon on the ABS home page. Users can use the drill-down map facility or choose their selected region's name from a pick-list. The National Regional Profile does not include data from the 2001 Census of Population and Housing, but there are links on the NRP web pages to download the Basic Community Profile for a region of interest. Information from the Census also remains available through the 2001 Census Page on the ABS web site. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.