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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community locations
Hunter New England Health

The maps illustrate the location of Hunter New England Health Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
as defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics

Note: For The Australian Bureau of Census purposes, an Indigenous region is approximated by aggregating the Collection Districts (CDs), which lie mostly or completely within the Indigenous Region. The 36 ABS derived Indigenous Regions cover in aggregate, the whole of Australia without gaps or overlaps. Indigenous Areas (IAREs) are aggregates of CDs which represent a population of at least around 300 Indigenous persons grouped on the basis of language or culture. Indigenous areas aggregate to Indigenous Regions. Indigenous Locations (ILOCs) are single CDs or aggregates of CDs which have a population of at least 80 Indigenous persons. ILOCs aggregate to Indigenous Areas
Source: HOIST - Centre for Epidemiology and Research, NSW Department of Health. (ABS population data)
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Rider: The information presented in this resource result from analyses of a variety of social and health focused datasets. These datasets originate from a variety of sources including Hunter New England Health, the NSW Department of Health, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The timing of the release of these data to third parties is controlled by the owner of these data. It is therefore possible for these organisations to publish data that they have not yet made available to Hunter New England Population Health for analysis and release. Users should therefore check the publications of these organisations as it is possible that they may have published even more up to date information on Hunter New England than those available in this resource. As this resource is an ongoing project, the indicators presented will be updated as soon as possible after the release of all datasets to Hunter New England Population Health.
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Suggested citation: Hunter New England Population Health, Health in Hunter New England e-Resource, Hunter New England Area Health Service, 2007. Available at: http://www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au/HNEPH/HHNE/toc/pre_atsimap.htm - Accessed (insert date of access).
Contributors: Assistance from NSW Department of Health: This resource is modified from work undertaken for the production of the electronic and hard copy versions of the report Health of the people of NSW: Report of the Chief Health Officer, (http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/chorep/) by the Centre for Epidemiology and Research of the NSW Department of Health. This work includes research and definition of indicators, programming framework, statistical programs, text and programming infrastructure for web publishing. Hunter New England Population Health has produced a local version of the resource reflecting local concerns, where appropriate, and ensuring that only minimal changes were made in other parts of the text and presentation in the interest of consistency at a state level.
Produced by: Hunter New England Population Health, Hunter New England Health, with assistance from Centre for Epidemiology and Research, NSW Health and modified from the electronic report Health of the people of NSW: Report of the Chief Health Officer, (http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/chorep/)
Last updated: 19 October 2007
See NSW Data: To view state data, relating to this indicator go to the report Health of the people of NSW: Report of the Chief Health Officer. (http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/chorep/) or intranet version
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