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2019-11-12 S&O Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 2 - Draft Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnThe estimated resident population of Tewantin as at 30 June 2018 was 10,592 persons 3. This represents an
increase of 220 persons since 2008 and 165 persons since 2013. The population of Tewantin is projected to
increase to 10,851 persons by 2026 and 11,353 persons by 2036. In 2016 Tewantin had 19.4% of the Noosa
council area population, with this proportion estimated to decrease by 2026 to 18.3% and to 17.9% by 2036.
2.2.2 Age
The median age of the Noosa Council area as at 30 June 2017 was 48.3 years, which has increased from 43.6
years in 2007. The median age for Noosa is expected to increase further to 50.6 years by 2036, which is
significantly higher than the predicted median age for Queensland of 39.9 years. The median age for Tewantin
is older than Noosa council area; 48.8 (2017) up from 44.5 years in 2007. The age projections estimate that this
pattern will continue.
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Figure 3: Age Distribution showing Comparison between Noosa Council area and Queensland
2.2.3 Family Composition
As at the 2016 Census, 32.6% of families in Tewantin and 34.5% of the families in the Noosa Council area were
couple families with children and 47.2% (Tewantin) and 49.2% (Noosa council area) were couple families with
no children. This compares with 42.5% and 39.4% respectively for Queensland.
2.2.4 Income
Low income families are those whose income is less than $650 per week or $33,800 per year. In Tewantin and
in the Noosa Council area, the 2016 Census determined that 11.5% and 10.4% of families are classified as low-
income families, compared to 9.4% for Queensland.
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Source: Queensland Government Statistician’s Office, Queensland Treasury, Queensland Regional Profiles: Resident Profile for Tewantin
SA2, 26 August 2019.
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