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 profile.id 2011 Census update is online!
Good news for Census users! .id's online community profiles covering local government areas and suburbs across Australia have been re-released with 2011 Census data. The data has been analysed and presented in charts and tables ready for you to incorporate into your planning and reports.
Critically for decision makers, the data is not presented in isolation, but as part of a time series back to 1991 so you can see where each area sits in a cycle of change and plan for its future. You can access all 230 profile.id sites at .id's online
Not only will you find the 2011 Census data, but an entirely new profile.id website complete with new topics, enhancements of existing topics, an improved user interface and modern design.
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 Training video available To accompany the new release of profile.id, we've put together the first in a series of online training videos. This one will introduce you to the 2011 Census version of profile.id and take you through the additional data, changes to the website and new navigational features. It's only about five minutes long and will save you time in looking for all the new features yourself.
If you work for local government, please feel free to contact us to find out when we will be visiting your council to deliver on-site training.
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 Future Census releases
The 2011 Census data is released in stages. Here are some key dates in the update program: 30 Oct - Second release Census data from the ABS 30 Nov - Second release data added to all profile.id websites 30 Nov - .id releases the 2011 version of atlas.id Aug-Nov - rolling release of 2011 updates for forecast.id websites. There is more information available about the timetable here. And we will send you out an email notification with each release. Enjoy exploring how Australia has changed and we look forward to being in touch with more updates soon. |
 More resources for spatial analysis
If you work in an organisation that undertakes analysis across multiple geographic areas, or you want to combine demographic data with your own company data, you may be interested to learn more about .id placemaker. .id placemaker uses Census and population forecasts to tell the story of change across cities, towns and regions. When combined with client data such as customers and/or facilities, placemaker provides our clients with strategic insights into how well they are operating in a place and identifies where else they might effectively conduct their business - now and in future. learn more about placemaker. |
