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Appendix:The ABS GenderIndicators comparedThis section contrasts NSW withAustralia as a whole, using the ABSGender Indicators, Australia serieswhich is published on a six-monthlybasis. The comparison is based onthe January 2012 key indicatorspublished in February 2012, whichin turn use the most recent dataavailable at that time. For mor einformation, see ABS, GenderIndicators, Australia , Cat no. 4125.0.Note that in this table, theindicators differ fr om those usedin the main body of the r eportbecause they repr esent a matchwith a pr e-existing set. Where itwas not possible to sour ce state-level data for the ABS indicators,a closely comparable indicatorhas been used or the indicatorhas been omitted altogether.Topic Key series Population Latest period Unit NSW womenAustraliawomenHealth and wellbeingHealth statusLife expectancy Life expectancy at birth 0 yrs 2010 years 84.3 84.0Morbidity prevalence Reporting one or more long- All persons 2007-08 % (age std) 76.5 76.3term health conditionsLiving with disability Reporting disability All persons 2009 % (age std) 18.7 17.3Psychological distress Reporting high/very high level 18+ yrs 2007-08 % (age std) 15.4 14.4of psychological distress130 WOMEN IN NSW 2012 | APPENDIX
Topic Key series Population Latest period Unit NSW womenAustraliawomenDeathsDeath rate Death rate, all causes All persons 2010 per 1,000(age std)4.6 4.7Deaths from diseasesof the circulatory systemDeath rate fromischaemic heart diseaseAll persons 2009 per 100,000(age std)64.0 66.2Risk factorsConsumption of alcohol Consumption of alcohol in quantities ata risk or high risk to long-term health18+ yrs 2007-08 % (age std) 11.0 11.7Smoking Current smokers 18+ yrs 2007-08 % (age std) 19.0 19.0Overweight/obesity Overweight/obesity (self-reportedBody Mass Index)18+ yrs 2007-08 % (age std) 45.0 47.6Level of exercise Sedentary or engaging in low levelsof exercise18+ yrs 2007-08 % (age std) 75.0 76.1Education and learningAttainmentYear 12 formal qualificationat Certificate II or aboveAttainment of Year 12 or formalqualification at Certificate II or above20-24 yrs 2011 % 86.6 86.7Non-school qualification Attainment of formal qualificationat Certificate III or above25-29 yrs 2011 % 68.3 67.2ParticipationParticipation and retention Education participation rate(formal or non-formal learningin an educational institution)15-24 yrs 2011 % 62.9 60.3Work related learning Participation in work relatedlearning in last 12 months20-64 yrs 2009 % 33.0 29.9WOMEN IN NSW 2012 | APPENDIX131
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Minister’s forewordIt gives me gr
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List of figures and tablesFiguresFi
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Executive summaryIntroductionThis r
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How doesNSW compare?Not surprisingl
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The NSWGovernment’scommitmentto w
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Data sourcesThe report seeks to bri
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Key findingsAs at June 2011, there
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Figure 1.1Spatial distributions of
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Fertility and birthsSince the baby
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Fewer NSW families today havechildr
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Health andwellbeingWomen and men ha
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Current levelsand trendsThis sectio
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1.3 Work-related injuries and disea
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1.4 Leading causes of deathCurrent
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Focus on chlamydia- an increasingly
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2.2 Intentional self-harmRates of h
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3.2 Women taking part in screening
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4.2 SmokingCurrent smoking - people
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4.4 Overweight and obesityRate of o
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4.6 BreastfeedingRate of breastfeed
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Table 2.4Aboriginal women’s healt
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Educationand learningWell-educated
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Table 3.1Science, technology, engin
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Figure 3.3Women participating in VE
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Topic 3: Apprenticeships and traine
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3.2 Women’s participation in trad
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Topic 4:Higher educationIn Australi
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4.2 Postgraduate studentsPostgradua
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4.3 Undergraduate field of educatio
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Undergraduate STEM enrolments, NSW,
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Figure 3.12Women and men working in
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6.2 Participation in adult and comm
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Work andfinancial securityAccess to
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Table 4.1Labour force participation
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Table 4.4Female unemployment by Syd
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Topic 2: Workforce securityAnother
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3.1 Time spent in unpaid household
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4.1 Occupational segregation contin
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Table 4.7Women’s industry represe
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Table 4.8Occupational subgroups wit
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5.2 Average total hourly earningsAv
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