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Highest earning Suburbs in Queensland
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Mon Sep 13 2010, 10:21PM
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 People living in the inner-city areas of Ascot and Hamilton earn, on average, substantially higher incomes than Queenslanders in other regions, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Ascot recorded the highest average total income in Queensland in 2007-08 ($84,766), followed closely by Hamilton ($84,759).

Pullenvale ($65,893), Kenmore Hills ($65,891) and Chapel Hill ($65,880) round out the top five, with average incomes well below those of the leaders.

Around 40% of regions in Queensland recorded average total incomes above the state average ($41,911). Of these, around 70% were located within the Brisbane metropolitan area.

Outside of Brisbane, highest average total incomes were recorded in Belyando ($62,100), Broadsound ($60,474) and Nebo ($58,934), and in the Central Highlands region, Duaringa ($58,579) and Peak Downs ($58,093).

These data include income from wages and salaries, own unincorporated business, investment, and superannuation and annuities, but do not include government pensions and allowances.

Further information is available in Australian Bureau of Statistics: Estimates of Personal Income for Small Areas, 2003-04 to 2007-08 (cat. no. 6524.0.55.002).
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Mon Sep 13 2010, 10:36PM
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 Doing a detailed comparison for my local area, I came up with these figures, taken from the ABS originals:

Redland Local Government area:

Wage and salary earners average annual income.

  • 2003-04 $34,981
  • 2004-05 $36,610 up 4.66%
  • 2005-06 $38,756 up 5.86%
  • 2006-07 $40,979 up 5.74%
  • 2007-08 $43,077 up 5.12%

assuming future growth was about the averaged of those years, then the figures for following years would be:
  • 2008-09 $45,379
  • 2009-10 $47,804

Ormiston and Wellington Point took the two top spots for the highest average wage.
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Mon Sep 13 2010, 10:42PM
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Joined: Wed Jan 30 2008, 10:05AM
Location: Queensland
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 The figures for the State, and State Capital would show the following figures for 2009-10, assuming that growth continued at the average of those 4 previous years:

Queensland
  • $46,184 Wage and salary earners

Brisbane:
  • $51,693 Wage and salary earners



This is based on the following actual figures:

Queensland
  • 2003-04 $33,965
    2004-05 $35,655
    2005-06 $37,680
    2006-07 $39,735
    2007-08 $41,687

Brisbane
  • 2003-04 $37,905
    2004-05 $39,801
    2005-06 $42,155
    2006-07 $44,394
    2007-08 $46,614



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