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Noosa Coommunity Profile
Final Rep
port A
Figure KPS
S.4: Tourism Visitation, N
Noosa Shire LGA, 2006 to
o 2014
2,500 25%
Number of Visitors ('000) 2,000 15%
% Ann. Growth.
1,500 5%
1,000 -5%
500 -15%
0 -25%
E Sep
YE YE Sep YE Sep YE Sep YE Sep
Y YE Sep YE Sep
Y YE Sep YE Sep
2
2006 2007 2
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Day Vistors ('0000) Overnight Visitors ('000
0)
International Vissitors ('000) % Growth
G
Source: TRA (2
2014c)
Data Analysis
s Summa
ary
Noosa’s s populatio on is relativvely small in terms of SEQ and Q QLD (makingg up only
1.6% annd 1.1% of total
t populattions, respectively), how
wever, at 52
2,419 people
e (2013),
Noosa has
h sufficien
nt critical m
mass to sup pport a range of resid ential and business
services
s locally.
Since 20 006, Noosa’s populatio on is growiing at a slo ower rate ( 1.9% per ye ear) than
SEQ (2.3% per yea ar) and QLD (2.2% per year). While e slower, th
his level of growth
g is
still suffficient to pro
ovide an ong oing stimulu
us for on-going economicc growth.
Noosa’s s populatio on is olderr than SEQ Q and QLD D. The med dian age of Noosa’s
residentts was 45.9 years in 201 e median age of SEQ
11. This is 7.8 years higher than the
Region residents (338.1 years) a
and 9.9 years higher th han the med dian age of residents
r
of the State (36.0 years).
y
Noosa’s s populatio on is agingg quickly. Since 1991, Noosa hass seen a siignificant
increasee in the prooportion of rresidents ag
ged 45 years and over.. Residents aged 45
years and over acc counted for 39.3% of th on in 1991, 45.3% in 2001
he populatio 2 and
50.9% in 2011. Re esidents ageed 65 yearss and over has grown from 16.5% % of the
populatiion in 1991 to 19.3% in n 2011. Lookking forward
d to 2036, a projected 57.2%
5 of
all resid
dents in the Shire will b
be aged 45 years and older,
o with a
almost a third of all
residentts forecast to
o be aged 655 years and over.
Noosa’s s populatio
on is ethnic
cally unifor rm, with high levels o
of Australia
an born,
English
h only spe eaking hou useholds. 77%7 of Noosa’s popu lation was born in
Australia
a, compareed to 75% and 78% (SEQ and d QLD, res pectively). 95% of
househoolds in Noos
sa speak onlly English, compared
c to 88% and 990% (SEQ and
a QLD,
respectively).
Noosa has lower household d incomes than SEQ and QLD. In 2011, the Shire
reported
d a median household
h in
ncome almost $200 belo ow the SEQ Region’s and almost
$300 below
b the State’s in 2011 ($95 53.5, $1,1550.7 and $ $1,235.0 pe er week
respectively). Betweeen 2006 annd 2011, Noosa’s househ hold income
e grew at an average
annual rate of 2.8% n (3.2%) during this
%, which is below the rate of annual inflation
time. Co
onversely, Noosa’s
N vidual income levels grew by an ave
indiv erage annua
al rate of
3.8% duuring this tim
me.
In term
ms of sociio-economiic advantage, Noosa is overalll average despite
pocketss of disadvantage. T The Socio-E Economic Indexes for A Areas (SEIF FA) is a
product developed by
b the ABS tthat ranks areas in Austtralia accord ing to relativ
ve socio-
economic advantage and disaddvantage by using vario ous Census-b based statis stics (i.e.
income, skills, unem
mployment, educational attainmentt, etc.). Noo osa’s SEIFA score is
v
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