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2015-11-10 - P&O Agenda - Item 18, Attach 1&2 - Draft Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn (2014-21019 is plotted along the horizontal axis, with ‘zero’ per cent’ growth over the five years
creating a midline. The further to the right of this central horizontal axis, the faster the industry is
forecast to expand. Similarly, the further to the left, the faster it is forecast to contract. The size of
the cluster (bubble) within the map represents the size of the local workforce in the industry sector.
The cluster maps identify the national industry sectors where the Noosa Shire has a relative
competitive advantage (upper section). These are natural targets for economic and industrial
development. The maps also shows industry employment sectors that are growing at the nations
level but not currently strongly represented in the region (lower right quadrant). It further shows
employment sectors that are forecast to contract nation-wide, identifying those sectors likely to be
shedding jobs across Australia (left side of the graph).
Well represented, high growth industry sectors for Noosa Shire include:
Rental, hiring and real estate services (LQ 2.2)
Accommodation and food services (LQ 2.1)
Retail trade (LQ 1.5).
Future high growth sectors relevant to Noosa Shire are:
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (LQ 1.0)
Financial and insurance services (LQ 0.6)
Healthcare and social assistance (LQ 1.1)
Education & Training (LQ 1.1).
Cluster Map (ANZSIC 1 Digit)
3.0
Well-represented/Low Growth Well-represented/High Growth
= 600 employees
Cluster Concentration 2011 (Comparison with Australia)
2.5
Accommodation Rental, hiring and
and food services real estate services
2.0
Retail Trade
1.5
Administrative and
support services
Personal Services Health Care and Social Assistance
Arts and recreation
services Construction Education and Training
1.0
Professional, Scientific
Information Media and and Technical Services
Telecommunications
Manufacturing Financial and Insurance
Wholesale Trade Services
0.5
Transport, Postal and Electricity, Gas, Water
Warehousing and Waste Services
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Public Administration
Mining
and Safety
Under-represented/Low Growth Under-represented/High Growth
0.0
-10.0% -4.0% 2.0% 8.0% 14.0% 20.0%
% Industry Employment Growth 2013-14 to 2018-19
Source: ABS (2011), IbisWorld (2015)
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