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Canberra Centenary Presentation to the ADSRI March 2013 Denise Carlton Regional Director

Canberra Centenary Presentation to the ADSRI March 2013 Denise Carlton Regional Director ACT Office, ABS. First part of Sydney and Melbourne Building. Limestone Valley. The Original Commonwealth Bridge. The Naming Ceremony.

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Canberra Centenary Presentation to the ADSRI March 2013 Denise Carlton Regional Director

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  1. Canberra Centenary Presentation to the ADSRI March 2013 Denise Carlton Regional Director ACT Office, ABS

  2. First part of Sydney and Melbourne Building Limestone Valley The Original Commonwealth Bridge The Naming Ceremony

  3. Sheep vs People Population Counts,Australian Capital Territory

  4. Canberra View of Parliament House from the War Memorial Old Parliament House Kings Avenue Bridge Monaro Mall

  5. ACT: Marital Status

  6. Canberra 1961 & 2011

  7. Diversity in the ACT

  8. Five most common overseas birthplaces (no of people, ACT)

  9. Central Canberra Northbourne Avenue

  10. Woden/Weston Creek Woden Valley was the first ‘satellite’ centre gazetted Weston Creek started the late 1960s Woden Valley

  11. Surrounding Town Centres Belconnen’s development began in 1965 Tuggeranong followed in 1973 Gungahlin, part of the original 1957 plan, launched in 1991 Tuggeranong Valley

  12. Northbourne Avenue

  13. Ainslie Ainslie was gazetted in 1928 and is part of North Canberra along with: • Acton, Braddon, Campbell, Dickson, Lyneham, Downer, Reid, Hackett, Watson, O’Connor, Turner Limestone Avenue

  14. How has Ainslie changed over the last 30 years

  15. Social Indicators - Canberra

  16. Social Indicators - Canberra

  17. Social Indicators - Canberra

  18. Social Indicators

  19. Social Indicators

  20. Further Information The ABS website: www.abs.gov.au • See the Census tab • Australian Social Trends – cat.no. 4102.0 • Australian Demographic Statistics – cat.no. 3101.0 National Information and Referral Service (NIRS) 1300 135 070 ACT Regional Office – Denise Carlton denise.carlton@abs.gov.au

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