Showing 5 items matching "migrations statistics"
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Federation University Historical CollectionPoster, The Flow of Population, c1920
... ...migrations statistics...This posters advertises reasons for the migration of European (or white) people to Australia. migration population race population statistics migrations statistics european immigration policy white australia policy racism immigration poster Coloured poster on canvas showing the flow of World population around 1920 from Europe to Australia, Canada, the United States of America and South America. ...This posters advertises reasons for the migration of European (or white) people to Australia.Coloured poster on canvas showing the flow of World population around 1920 from Europe to Australia, Canada, the United States of America and South America. The poster appears to be pro the White Australia Policy with statements such as 'Will we draw from the stream of white migration from Britain, Ireland and Europe, or will we wait til the dams holding back the flood tides of the yellow, brown and black races burst, and we are overwhelmed?'migration, population, race, population statistics, migrations statistics, european immigration policy, white australia policy, racism, immigration, poster -
Eltham District Historical Society IncBook, Shire of Eltham, The Shire of Eltham - A Perspective, July 1981
... migration. Socio-Economic Factors: socio-economic status, employment/workforce, education, other social factors. Housing/ building statistics...migration. Socio-Economic Factors: socio-economic status, employment/workforce, education, other social factors. Housing/ building statistics ...This report was produced by the Shire of Eltham (Planning Department) following a population study of the Shire. It also includes other areas of general interest. The Document contents includes Present and Future - Population - Housing - Residential Lands - Social Characteristics - Development and History. Includes maps, tables and diagrams. Part 1: The Existing situation - introduction, the Shire of Eltham, physical characteristics, historical development, population growth. Characteristics of the population - size and distribution, age / sex, natural increase, migration. Socio-Economic Factors: socio-economic status, employment/workforce, education, other social factors. Housing/ building statistics: characteristics of Housing stock, current residential trends, other types of building activity. Residential Land: existing vacant lots, estimated additional lots. Part 2: The Future. Land availability, the future population.The Shire of Eltham Council resolved on publication of this report "to commend it to the ratepayers as a most valuable resource document". It provides a comprehensive statistical review of the Shire of Eltham, Victoria in 1981 with some population and development predictions for the future.Spiral bound, soft cover, includes indexBarcode and identification markings including stamped "WITHDRAWN" from Heidelberg Regional Library Serviceshire of eltham, planning, population -
Glen Eira Historical SocietyDocument - BIRDS
... Migration... Nesting Habits... Bird Census... Surveys... Statistics...Animals Birds Ornithology Greenies Gumtrees Trees Fruit-bats Wildlife Elsternwick Elsternwick St Georges Road 1 Rippon Lea Bird Migration Nesting Habits Bird Census Surveys Statistics Document BIRDS ...This file contains a BIRD CENSUS taken on 01/01/1997, author unrecorded. The census lists the number and breed of several species of birds observed in the author’s garden, giving a description of the birds and the frequency of their visits to the area. The census also includes the address of the author and the time of day the survey was completed.animals, birds, ornithology, greenies, gumtrees, trees, fruit-bats, wildlife, elsternwick, elsternwick st georges road 1, rippon lea, bird migration, nesting habits, bird census, surveys, statistics -
Broadmeadows Historical Society & MuseumDocument - Report, City of Broadmeadows Statistics (1980s), c.1985-1986
... The report has social significance through its documentation of the diverse communities living within Broadmeadows and the role of public housing, migration and industrial employment in shaping the municipality's identity. City of Broadmeadows Local Government Demography Population Statistics Workforce Employment Manufacturing Industry Housing Public Housing Immigration Ethnic Communities Historic Sites Education Transport Municipal History Community Development Census Data Melbourne Northern Suburbs Campbellfield Broadmeadows Glenroy Fawkner Tullamarine Coolaroo Two old catalogue labels on back page: "WI-2424" (highlighted with yellow) “WI-2222” 11-page black-and-white stapled photocopied report comprising typed text, tables and statistical summaries on A4 paper. ...The document reflects the social, economic and demographic characteristics of the City of Broadmeadows during a period of significant industrial activity and population growth. Manufacturing remained the dominant employment sector, with major employers including Ford Motor Company, W.R. Grace, Clyde-Hancock and numerous transport and food production enterprises. The report also documents migration patterns, public housing development and community infrastructure during a period when Broadmeadows was one of Melbourne's principal industrial municipalities.This report is significant for its documentation of the demographic, social and economic characteristics of the City of Broadmeadows during the early to mid-1980s. It provides a contemporary snapshot of one of Australia's major manufacturing municipalities and records information on population growth, migration, housing and employment patterns during a period of substantial change. The report has research significance because it consolidates data drawn from multiple sources into a single reference document and records information about major local industries, employers and community characteristics that may no longer exist in the same form. It provides valuable evidence of the municipality's industrial base, settlement patterns and community development priorities. The report has social significance through its documentation of the diverse communities living within Broadmeadows and the role of public housing, migration and industrial employment in shaping the municipality's identity.11-page black-and-white stapled photocopied report comprising typed text, tables and statistical summaries on A4 paper.Two old catalogue labels on back page: "WI-2424" (highlighted with yellow) “WI-2222”city of broadmeadows, local government, demography, population statistics, workforce, employment, manufacturing industry, housing, public housing, immigration, ethnic communities, historic sites, education, transport, municipal history, community development, census data, melbourne northern suburbs, campbellfield, broadmeadows, glenroy, fawkner, tullamarine, coolaroo -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Literary work - Fortuna - Bendigo - A Demographic Portrait of A Victorian Provincial Town - extract from a book by Charles Fahey, 1881-1901
... statistics and traditional sources (e.g., diaries). The paper examines the origins and occupations of Bendigo's late nineteenth-century immigrants.It analyzes population fluctuations and migration patterns, especially out-migration during economic downturns. ...statistics and traditional sources (e.g., diaries). The paper examines the origins and occupations of Bendigo's late nineteenth-century immigrants.It analyzes population fluctuations and migration patterns, especially out-migration during economic downturns. ...Charles Fahey taught history at La Trobe University until his retirement in 2018. He has written on the history of Victorian gold mining, Victorian agriculture and working in Melbourne. This document provides a demographic analysis of Bendigo, a Victorian provincial city, during the late nineteenth century. Historical demographers have studied broad Australian population trends, but local studies like this one have been limited by inadequate records. Recent access to detailed manuscript birth, death, and marriage records allows for a more granular local demographic analysis. The study combines these records with published statistics and traditional sources (e.g., diaries). The paper examines the origins and occupations of Bendigo's late nineteenth-century immigrants.It analyzes population fluctuations and migration patterns, especially out-migration during economic downturns. Marriage patterns, birth and death rates, illegitimacy rates, bridal pregnancies, and de facto relationships are also explored.Population Bendigo experienced significant population growth from 28,577 in 1871 to 35,584 in 1881, driven by a mining boom and economic prosperity. The late 1880s saw a decline in mining yields, leading to economic depression, unemployment, and a population decrease to 34,089 by 1891 as residents left the city. The city's development and demographic changes are closely tied to the fortunes of its mining industry, reflecting broader patterns of boom and bust in Australian provincial towns during this era. These points collectively illustrate how economic cycles and migration shaped Bendigo's demographic landscape in the late nineteenth century.Fortuna - Bendigo 1881-1901 - A Demographic Portrait of A Victorian Provincial Town - extract from a book by Charles Fahey This item contains the following: 11217.55a Pages 88 to 107 of his book - Contact BHS for detailsnon-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, charles fahey
