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Suburb Profile: Tottenham, NSW 2873

Population: 514

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Age

The age group with the largest population in Tottenham is aged 0-19 year olds with 139 people making up 27% of the population. In 2006 when the ABS data was collected there were 0 people over the age of 100.

Age	Local	National
Aged 0-19:	27%	27%
Aged 20-39:	21%	28%
Aged 40-59:	26%	28%
Aged 60-79:	22%	14%
Aged 80-99:	4%	4%
Aged 100+:	0%	0%

Gender

Females outnumber males in this suburb by 271 to 243 respectively.

Gender	Local	National
Male:	47%	49%
Female:	53%	51%

Income

There are 11 people who earn above $2,000 per week. This compares with 8 who say they lost money last year, and 28 who didn't make any money.

Income	Local	National
Negative:	2%	1%
$0:	7%	7%
$1-400:	47%	37%
$400-1,000:	34%	35%
$1,000-2,000:	8%	16%
$2,000+:	3%	4%

Religion

Most people in Tottenham on census day said that they were these religions: Christianity (83%).

Religion	Local	National
Not Stated:	7%	11%
Buddhism:	0%	2%
Christianity:	83%	64%
Hinduism:	0%	1%
Islam:	0%	2%
Judaism:	1%	0%
Other:	0%	1%
No Religion:	9%	19%

Education

Schooling

There are 84 who completed Year 12, 151 who completed Year 10, and 4 who had no schooling. 18% of people finished Year 12, compared with the national average of 36%.

Education	Local	National
Year 12:	18%	36%
Year 11:	4%	8%
Year 10:	33%	19%
Year 9:	13%	6%
No School:	1%	1%

University

27 people in Tottenham have a bachelor degree equivalent or higher.

Education	Local	National
Postgraduate Degree:	1%	2%
Graduate Diploma and Certificate:	1%	1%
Bachelor Degree:	4%	9%
Advanced Diploma / Diploma:	5%	6%
Certificate:	15%	13%

Employment

Industry

Employment is an important part of any suburb, particularly when choosing a suburb to invest in. Most people in this Tottenham work in the agriculture/fishing (49%), education (12%), health/community (12%) industries.

Industry	Local	National
Agriculture/Fishing:	49%	3%
Mining:	2%	1%
Manufacturing:	0%	11%
Electricity/Gas/Water:	1%	1%
Construction:	2%	8%
Wholesale/Trade:	2%	5%
Retail/Trade:	4%	15%
Accomm/Cafes/Restaurants:	2%	5%
Transport/Storage:	5%	5%
Communication Services:	0%	1%
Finance/Insurance:	2%	4%
Property/Business:	0%	11%
Govt/Admin/Defence:	2%	6%
Education:	12%	8%
Health/Community:	12%	11%
Cultural/Recreational:	2%	2%
Personal/Other:	0%	4%

Occupation

As far as positions within companies, this area is mainly occupied by people in the following positions: managers (44%), professionals (12%), technicians/trade (13%).

Occupation	Local	National
Managers:	44%	13%
Professionals:	12%	20%
Technicians/Trade:	13%	15%
Community/Personal:	9%	9%
Clerical/Admin:	6%	15%
Sales:	0%	10%
Machinery/Drivers:	9%	7%
Labourers:	8%	11%

Status

Unemployment in this area is 5%. This is an important indicator in determing probable increases in property prices. You would expect this to be less than the national average of 3%.

Status	Local	National
Employed Full-Time:	34%	39%
Employed Part-Time:	14%	18%
Employed Away from Work:	4%	4%
Unemployed Looking for Full-Time:	4%	2%
Unemployed Looking for Part-Time:	1%	1%
Not in Labour:	43%	35%

Government

We see 17% of the population employed by the government. Government jobs tend to be more secure and is therefore a potentially safer area to live, if above the national average of 15%.

Government	Local	National
Commonwealth Govt:	1%	4%
State Govt:	14%	9%
Local Govt:	2%	2%
Private:	83%	85%

Hours of Work Per Week

Most people in this area work hours per week.

Hours	Local	National
0:	2%	2%
1-10:	2%	3%
11-20:	2%	4%
21-30:	4%	5%
31-40:	9%	17%
41-50:	8%	8%
51-60:	8%	3%
61-70:	2%	1%
71-80:	2%	1%
81+:	1%	0%

Travel to Work

How people travel to work can be a key factor in determining good spots to purchase property. In this area most people travel to work by: car as driver (53%), walked (14%), work at home (26%).