4125.0 - Gender Indicators, Australia, Feb 2014
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 25/02/2014
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Visual representations of selected data from Gender Indicators, Australia, are shown below. Simply go to the domain of interest and click on the 'Play' button to see changes in the data over time. Details of the data used to create the graphs, and the original data sources, can be found in the relevant Data Cubes on the Downloads tab. They can also be accessed from the links below the graphs. Economic Security Labour force participation rate, by sex and by age Education Selected median starting salaries of Bachelor Degree graduates, by sex Health Overweight and obesity rate, 18 yrs and over, by sex Work and Family Balance Volunteering rate, by sex and by age Safety and Justice Imprisonment rate, by sex and by age
 Source(s): Gender Indicators, Australia See Labour force for Key and Related Series data and commentary.
 Source(s): Gender Indicators, Australia See Starting salaries for Related Series data and commentary. Note: Graduate Careers Australia data. Graph shows selected median starting salaries of Bachelor Degree graduates in first full-time employment and aged less than 25 years. Salaries based on fewer than 10 cases (i.e. Optometry, males, 2007) are not shown. In 2011-12 dollars, adjusted using changes in the Consumer Price Index.
 Source(s): Gender Indicators, Australia See Overweight/ obesity for Key Series data and commentary. Note: Overweight/ obesity based on Measured Body Mass Index. 2011-12 data have been updated for this release of Gender Indicators, Australia as additional sample from the Australian Health Survey has become available. All data for 2011-12 are now final. Excludes persons for whom measured height or weight data were not available.
 Source(s): Gender Indicators, Australia See Volunteering rates for Key Series data and commentary.
 Source(s): Gender Indicators, Australia See Imprisonment rates for Key and Related Series data and commentary. Note: Rates are per 100,000 adult population. The rate for females aged 18 years in 2004 are not shown as it was not publishable. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.
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