Statistics are derived from the latest Australian census of 2011 and the SBS census explorer. The next census in 2016 will reveal more about changes undergone by the suburb over the last decade. You can explore using this map from AURIN.
Australian Citizenship
Tenancy
Country of Birth
Language spoken at home
Religion
School Education
Non-school Education
Employment
Population density: 4466 people/km2
Eligible voters (18+): 4071 (62.9%)
Total dwellings: 3438
Median weekly rent: $370
Ancestry: English, 25.1%; Australian, 19.2%; Irish 11.5%; Scottish, 8.4%; Vietnamese, 8.4%; Chinese, 6.4%; Italian, 5.9%; Greek, 4.5%; German, 3.8%; Somali 1.7%, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander, 0.8% [further statistics available on profile.id.com.au]
Households with children living at home: 19% (Melbourne average 44.4%)
University attendance: 9%
Tafe attendance: 3.4%
Disengaged youth: 8.6%
Industry sector of employment: Professional, Scientific & Technical Services, 16.0%; Health Care & Social Assistance, 11.5%; Retail Trade, 8.7%; Accommodation & Food Services, 8.2%; Education & Training, 8.2%; Financial & Insurance Services, 6.2%; Manufacturing, 5.6%; Public Administration & Safety, 5.3%; Information Media & Telecommunications; 5.2%; Wholesale Trade, 3.9% [further statistics available at profile.id.com.au]