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Explore the Indigenous community of any area with this revealing analysis their socioeconomic characteristics in 2006 and how these have changed since 2001.

The Indigenous Portrait examines the living arrangements, housing, education, employment and community capital of local Indigenous people, in comparison with another Indigenous community (e.g. the region), and with your non-Indigenous residents.

It turns Census information on Indigenous people into a written analytic report, ready to distribute or use as a resource.

The Indigenous Portrait is written in clear, jargon-free text illustrated with charts that are easy to understand. It will inform both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in any community of the differences between their lifestyles and opportunities.

Specifications

The Indigenous Portrait draws most of its data from the ABS Census product called the Indigenous Profile, which is available from the ABS for any Statistical Local Area (SLA), Indigenous Locality, and larger areas. There is an IPP for all Council areas (many larger councils include several SLAs) and for Indigenous regions (formerly ATSIC).

Our Indigenous Portrait is delivered as an Excel workbook with six sheets. The Report sheet contains the full Indigenous Portrait, ready to print. The next five sheets contain the Indigenous Profile data for your area and nominated comparison area for 2001 and 2006, and the Basic Community Profile for 2006.

We also produce a PDF version of the report for distribution or to upload to your website.

You can edit any of the text or change the colour scheme of the report before publishing to tailor to specific needs.

Samples and Pricing

Click here to see a PDF sample 2006 Indigenous Portrait.

For a brochure on the Indigenous Portrait, click here.

The 2006 Indigenous Portrait costs $1,700 plus GST, and is available now. To order, download an order form here. Delivery will be within a few working days.

Indigenous Employment Analyst

Designed for agencies wanting to understand the employment characteristics of local Indigenous residents, the Indigenous Employment Analyst is a unique program that allows you to examine differences between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in different areas, by selecting from drop-down menus.

You pick which population groups you want to compare: Indigenous adults, non-Indigenous adults, adult residents, workers, and working residents.

You pick which areas you want to compare (the Employment Analyst has data for all Statistical Local Areas in Australia).

You pick one of six topics: ages, schooling, qualifications, employment, occupations, and industries.

The report of the Indigenous Employment Analyst updates every time you change a variable, writing an analysis like this sample.

Portrait Painter - DIY Indigenous Portraits

Designed for Government Departments and Action Groups, the Indigenous Portrait Painter is our unique program that allows you to produce unlimited Indigenous Portraits on areas as you need them.

This program allows you to produce a complete Indigenous Portrait in about 10 minutes on any area you need, compared to any other area. This allows you to produce one for every Council you deal with, compare your community with any other community, and produce based on project needs.

As part of the purchase of the Indigenous Portrait Painter, we provide training to relevant staff on how to use the Portrait Painter and on-going tech support for 12 months. We will also customise the design of the Portrait to suit your branding and incorporate your logo where desired.

Additional topics can also be added to the original Portrait for a negotiated rate.

Click here for a brochure on the Indigenous Portrait Painter.

For information on pricing or other questions, please call or email info@publicpractice.com.au.