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Youth among most disadvantaged

By Alesha Capone A statistical snapshot of Wyndham has found the municipality ranks among the highest in the state for some categories of youth disadvantage. The Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU) at Torrens University recently released an online population health atlas for towns and suburbs across the nation, with data from 2016 onwards (www.torrens.edu.au/blog/new-report-reveals-health-and-socioeconomic-inequalities-of-australian-children and phidu.torrens.edu.au/current/maps/sha-topics/child youth/lga-single-map/atlas.html). PHIDU director Professor John Glover said there were “some areas of concern, reflecting poorer outcomes now and across the life cycle” in Wyndham. This included that 21.6 per cent of children (13,796 in total) in Wyndham are living in low-income, welfare-dependent families.

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Grandparents need the backyard : Boomers deepen housing crisis by staying in empty nests

‘Grandparents need the backyard’: Boomers deepen housing crisis by staying in empty nests We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A well-located family home in Sydney has become a hotly contested prize. At auctions each weekend buyers fork out millions of dollars for one. But a growing share of those family homes are not actually occupied by families. As the population ages and lifespans lengthen, older couples and singles are staying put in spacious dwellings for longer. Rebecca Bissett, in striped shirt, with her family at her parents’ home in Hunters Hill.

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Alarming cancer, life expectancy stats for locals near dumps

Premium Content Subscriber only A STAUNCH anti-dump campaigner says alarming statistics related to the life expectancy and the rates of lung cancer for residents in Ipswich suburbs near waste facilities should be a huge red flag for the state government and needs to be investigated further. Ipswich Residents Against Toxic Environments secretary Geoff Yarham said the waste industry has already had a “significant effect on people’s amenity and health”. With a proposed incinerator for Swanbank looming, other waste facilities in the works and Ipswich City Council battling waste operators over the approval of new developments in court, Mr Yarham says anxiety within the community is only rising.

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Alarming cancer, life expectancy stats for residents near dumps

Alarming cancer, life expectancy stats for residents near dumps
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Alarming cancer, life expectancy stats for locals near dumps

Alarming cancer, life expectancy stats for locals near dumps
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