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Noosa Coommunity Profile
Final Rep
port A
Figure 8.2:: Employmen
nt by Industtry (PoUR), Noosa
N Shire LGA,
L 2006 a nd 2011
R
Retail trade
ommodation and fo
Acco ood services
ealth care and sociall assistance
He
C
Construction
Education and
a training
Professional, scientific
s and techniccal services
Manufacturing
ort services
Administrative and suppo
Public administration and safety
her services
Oth
nsport, postal and warehousing
Tran w
Whollesale trade
Rental, hiring and real esta
ate services
Fiinancial and insuran
nce services
Agriculture,
A forestry and fishing
Mining
Arts and recreation services
Noosa Sh
hire LGA - 2006
Information media
m and telecomm
munications
Noosa Sh
hire LGA - 2011
Electricity, gas, water and wasste services
0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15
5.0% 20.0%
%
Employment by
b Industry (%)
Source: ABS (2006 and 2011a)
Data su
uggests that Noosa’s kn owledge ind dustries8, pa
articularly prrofessional, scientific
and technical services and adm ministrative and support services, reported siignificant
growth in employme ent betweenn 2006 and 2011.
2 These two industriies ranked inn the top
five moost ‘valuable’ for the Sunshine Coast
C LGA in 2012-13 3, suggesting their
importance to the lo economy moving forward
ocal Noosa e d.
Industries most closely assocciated with the tourism m sector9 w were genera ally ‘less
valuable
e’ by output per employ yee and grew
w only marginally by con ntribution to
o Noosa’s
employmment, or decclined, betweeen 2006 an
nd 2001. Figu
ure 8.3 beloow presents the
t most
valuable
e sectors of the
t Sunshinee Coast LGA
A as measureed by their o
output per emmployee.
Figure 8.3:: GRP ($) per Employee, Sunshine Co
oast LGA and
d Queenslan
nd, 2012-13
Electricity, gas,
g water and wastte services
Fin
nancial and insurancce services
Rental, hiring
h and real estatte services
Whole esale trade
Information media and telecommu unications
Mining
Transport, postal and warehousing
Construction
Pubblic administration and
a safety
Manu ufacturing
Professional, sccientific and technicaal services
Administrative and supporrt services
Heaalth care and social assistance
a
Education annd training
Re etail trade
Aggriculture, forestry and
a fishing
Otheer services
Sunsh
hine Coast LGA
Accom mmodation and food services
Quee
ensland
Arts and recreation services
GRP ($) per
p Employee
Note: Due to da
ata availability, this figure presents data for the Sunsshine Coast LGA (p
pre Noosa’s de-am
malgamation). Grooss Regional
Product (GRP) measures
m the sizee of a regional ecoonomy, equivalentt measure to moree commonly know wn Gross Domesticc Product.
Source: ABS (2012) and AEC (un npublished)
8
Knowledge industries
i provides technical and specialist services to loc cal residents ( such as architecture and
personal bankking) and businnesses (such as financial servicces and consultancy services). Key knowledge e industries
include: profe
essional, scientific and technica
al services, adm
ministration and support servicees, financial and
d insurance
services and information media and telecom mmunications.
9
Industries which
w tend to be influenced m ost significantly
y by tourism ex
xpenditure are rretail, accommo
odation and
food services and transport, postal and ware
ehousing.
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