List of figures and tables

Figures

Figure 1.1. Statistical geography of the East Kimberley and Northern East Kimberley

Figure 2.1. Indigenous and non-Indigenous estimated population levels: East Kimberley, 1981–2001

Figure 2.2. Rank size distribution of discrete Aboriginal communities in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 2.3. Distribution of discrete Indigenous communities in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 2.4. Distribution of the Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations of the East Kimberley by age and sex, 2001

Figure 3.1. Labour force status rates by age group: Aboriginal residents of the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 3.2. Distribution of resident Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal male employment by industry division: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 3.3. Distribution of resident Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal female employment by industry division: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 3.4. Distribution of resident Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal male employment by occupational group: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 3.5. Distribution of resident Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal female employment by occupational group: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Figure 3.6. Aboriginal and total employment at Argyle Diamond Mine: 1983–2003

Figure 3.7. Aboriginal percentage of total Argyle mine workforce: 1983–2003

Figure 5.1. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal attendance rates by school year: Halls Creek District High School, 2001

Figure 5.2. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal attendance rates by school year: Wyndham District High School, 2001

Figure 5.3. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal attendance rates by school year: Kununurra District High School, 2001

Figure 7.1. Age-specific hospital separation rates: Aboriginal male and female residents of the East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.2. Male and female Aboriginal hospital separations by ICD9 chapter: East Kimberley, 1991–1998

Figure 7.3. Male and female non-Aboriginal hospital separations by ICD9 chapter: East Kimberley, 1991–1998

Figure 7.4. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for infectious diseases: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.5. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for diseases of the circulatory system: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.6. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for diseases of the respiratory system: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.7. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for diseases of the digestive system: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.8. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.9. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Figure 7.10. Age-specific Aboriginal separation rates for dialysis: East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Tables

Table 2.1. Indigenous and non-Indigenous census counts and post-censual estimates: East Kimberley region, 2001

Table 2.2. Ratio allocation of the 2001 East Kimberley ERP to Indigenous Areas in the Northern East Kimberley

Table 2.3. Deriveda and actual ERPsb by Indigenous status: East Kimberley region,c 1981–2001

Table 2.4. Indigenous derived ERPs for Indigenous Areas in the Northern East Kimberley, 1981 and 2001

Table 2.5. Estimated Indigenous resident population by five year age group and sex: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 2.6. Percentage age distribution of the Indigenous population counted in communities and towns within the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 2.7. Indigenous population of the East Kimberley Region by five year age group: 2001 and 2016

Table 3.1. Labour force status rates and estimated levels for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal residents of the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 3.2. Labour force status rates by age group: Aboriginal residents of the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 3.3. Dependency ratios for the Aboriginal populations of the Northern East Kimberley and Western Australia, 2001

Table 3.4. Differentials in employment distribution between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal workers by industry division: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 3.5. Differentials in employment distribution between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal workers by occupational group: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 3.6. Summary of ADM employment mix 1985–2003

Table 3.7. Distribution of ADM workforcea by employment area, 2003

Table 3.8. Aboriginal population of the Northern East Kimberley by selected age groups: 2001 and 2016

Table 3.9. Extra Aboriginal jobs required in the Northern East Kimberley by 2016

Table 4.1. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal annual average personal income ($) by labour force status: Towns and communities in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 4.2. Ratios of Aboriginal to non-Aboriginal annual average personal income ($) by labour force status: Towns and communities in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 4.3. Gross annual personal income ($) for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal adult residents of the East Kimberley, 2001

Table 4.4. Gross annual personal income ($) for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal adult residents of the East Kimberley, 1981

Table 4.5. Number and amount of Centrelink benefit payments made at each community in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 5.1. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal enrolments at schools in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 5.2. Apparent retention rates for Aboriginal and all students in Western Australian and Northern East Kimberley government schools: 1998–2001

Table 5.3. Highest level of schooling completed: Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal adults in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 5.4. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal attendance rates in Northern East Kimberley government schools, 2001

Table 5.5. Percentage of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students meeting the WALNA benchmark for numeracy, reading, writing and spelling in Northern East Kimberley and Western Australian schools, 2002

Table 5.6. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal VET enrolmentsa by course level: East Kimberley, 2001

Table 5.7. VET module outcomes for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students in the East Kimberley, 2001

Table 5.8. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal average module load completion rates: East Kimberley and Western Australia, 2001

Table 5.9. Field of study of post-secondary qualifications: Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal adults in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 6.1. Structure of dwellings and occupancy rates: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 6.2. Number of dwellings and occupancy rates in Aboriginal communities and outstations in the Northern East Kimberley, 2003

Table 6.3.Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal dwellings by urban/rural location and tenure type: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 6.4.Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal rental housing by landlord type: urban and rural areas of the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 6.5. Number of dwellings rented from State housing and government employers in East Kimberley towns: Census and DHW, 2001

Table 6.6. Number of mainstream and Aboriginal-specific DHW rental dwellings in East Kimberley towns, 2003

Table 6.7. Functionality of dwelling facilities in Wunan ATSIC Region, 1997

Table 7.1. Indigenous and non-Indigenous indirect standardised death rates for the East Kimberley and Western Australia, 2001

Table 7.2. ICD9 and ICD10 disease chapters

Table 7.3. Cause of death for Aboriginal males and females: East Kimberley 1991-2001

Table 7.4. Mortality-related statistics for leading causes of Aboriginal death by selected Western Australian health service region of residence, 1990-1999

Table 7.5. Age-specific hospital separation ratesa: Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal residents of the East Kimberley, 2000-2001

Table 7.6. Hospital separations by cause: Aboriginal residents of the East Kimberley, 2000–2001

Table 7.7. Standardised hospital separation rates for select ICD9 categories by Western Australian health service region of residence, 1990–1999

Table 7.8. Hospital separations due to alcohol-related conditions: Total population of the East Kimberley, 1993–1995

Table 7.9. Notification of main infectious diseases by Kimberley postcode area, 2002

Table 7.10. Disease prevalences among OVAHS regular clients aged over 20 years: January 2003

Table 7.11. Average fortnightly cost of food and non-food items ($): Kimberley Market Basket Survey, 1992-1999

Table 8.1. Estimated offences reported to and recorded by police in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 8.2. Reported property offence rates by Indigenous status of victim: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.3. Reported violent offence rates by Indigenous status of victim: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.4. Estimated distinct Aboriginal persons arrested by age group: Northern East Kimberley, 2001

Table 8.5. Arrest ratesa for property offences by Indigenous status: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.6. Arrest ratesa for violent offences by Indigenous status: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.7. Arrest ratesa for good order offences by Indigenous status: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.8. Numbers of receivals in police lock-ups by Indigenous status: Kimberley postcodes, 2000

Table 8.9. Number of adjudicated cases in select East Kimberley courts by Aboriginality of offender, 2001–2002

Table 8.10. Distribution of penalties awarded to convicted charges by locality: Courts of Petty Sessions in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001–2002

Table 8.11. Distribution of court penalties awarded to convicted charges by locality: Children·s Courts in the Northern East Kimberley, 2001–2002