* DHS Area: The Department of Human Services area classification.
* Commercial, Industrial, Residential, Rural, and Other (km^2 / %): Land use breakdown for the community in square kilometers and percentage of total area.
Demographics
* ERP (Estimated Resident Population):
o 2012 ERP: Population count by age group in 2012.
o 2007 ERP: Population count by age group in 2007.
* % Change (2007-2012): Percentage change in population by age group between 2007 and 2012.
Healthcare and Services
* Public Hospitals, Private Hospitals: Number of healthcare institutions in the community.
* Community Health Centres, Bush Nursing Centres: Number of health and wellness facilities.
* General Practice, Pharmacies: Availability of general medical services and pharmacies.
* Aged Care: Facilities for high care, low care, and supported residential services (SRS).
Education and Childcare
* Kinder and/or Childcare: Number of childcare centers in the community.
* Primary Schools, Secondary Schools, P12 Schools: Availability of primary, secondary, and combined schools.
* TAFE and University Students: Number of students enrolled in higher education.
Housing and Income
* Number of Households: Total number of households in the community.
* Average Persons per Household: Average household size.
* Occupied Private Dwellings: Percentage and count of occupied private dwellings.
* Public Housing Dwellings: Number and percentage of public housing dwellings.
* Dwellings with No Motor Vehicle, No Internet: Count and percentage of households without access to a motor vehicle or the internet.
* Equivalent Household Income <$600/week: Number and percentage of households earning less than $600 per week.
* Personal Income <$400/week: Count and percentage of individuals earning less than $400 per week.
Employment and Industry
* Top Industry & Occupation: The most common industry and occupation by percentage of residents.
* Unemployment Rate: Unemployment count and percentage for the community.
Languages and Cultural Diversity
* Born Overseas, Born in Non-English Speaking Country: Count and percentage of residents born overseas or in non-English speaking countries.
* Speaks LOTE (Language Other Than English) at Home: Number and percentage of residents who speak a language other than English at home.
* Poor English Proficiency: Count and percentage of residents with limited English proficiency.
* Top Countries of Birth: The top five countries of birth for community residents.
* Top Languages Spoken: The top five languages spoken at home by residents.
Health Indicators
* Presentations to Emergency Departments (2012-13): Number of presentations to emergency departments, including for injuries.
* Category 4 & 5 Emergency Department Presentations: Percentage of lower priority emergency presentations.

Missing Values
Certain features may contain missing or incomplete data. It is recommended to handle these missing values appropriately (e.g., imputation, exclusion) depending on the specific analysis.

Usage
This dataset can be utilized for a wide range of analyses, including but not limited to:
* Local government planning and resource allocation.
* Community health and service availability studies.
* Socioeconomic and demographic trend analysis.
* Policy-making and regional development initiatives.
Electronic Gaming Machine (EGM) Dataset

Overview
The Electronic Gaming Machine (EGM) Dataset provides historical data on losses from electronic gaming machines (EGMs) across various Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Victoria, Australia. The dataset covers the period from 2011 to 2020, detailing the financial losses incurred by players in each LGA. This data is useful for analyzing trends in gaming losses, understanding the distribution of gambling activity, and supporting research into the social and economic impacts of EGMs on different regions.

File Name: EGM.csv

Data Columns
1. LGA Name: The name of the Local Government Area (LGA) where the gaming machines are located.
o Example: City of Melbourne, City of Greater Geelong.
2. Region: The geographical region within Victoria where the LGA is situated.
o Example: Northern Metropolitan, Eastern Victoria.
3. 2011 to 2020: The total financial losses (in AUD) from electronic gaming machines for each year.
o Example: Numeric values representing the total gaming losses for each LGA in the specified year (e.g., $10,000,000).

Usage
This dataset can be used for several purposes, including:
* Analysis of Gambling Activity: Understanding how gaming machine losses have changed over time and across different regions.
* Policy Development: Informing government policy and regulations regarding electronic gaming machines by highlighting areas with high gambling losses.
* Socio-Economic Impact Studies: Assessing the economic and social impact of gaming machines on communities by analyzing financial losses across LGAs.
* Community Support Programs: Identifying areas that may require community programs to address problem gambling and its associated harms.

Missing Values
The dataset appears to contain complete data for most LGAs over the period from 2011 to 2020. However, some LGAs may not have reported losses for certain years. Users should consider appropriate methods for handling missing data, such as imputation or exclusion, depending on the analysis requirements.
Houses by Suburb Dataset

Overview
The Houses by Suburb dataset provides historical data on housing prices for various suburbs across Victoria, Australia. The dataset includes information on the median house prices for each suburb from 2013 to 2023. This data is useful for analysing housing market trends, price fluctuations, and property value appreciation over time in different suburbs.

File Name: Houses-by-suburb.csv

Data Columns
1. Locality: The name of the suburb or locality where the house price data was recorded.
2. 2013 to 2023: The median house price in the respective year (from 2013 to 2023).
3. Change Percentage 13-23: The percentage change in house prices over the 10-year period from 2013 to 2023.

Usage
This dataset can be used for various purposes, such as:
* Analysing housing price trends over the decade across different suburbs in Victoria.
* Comparing the rate of property value appreciation between suburbs.
* Assisting potential homebuyers, investors, and real estate professionals in understanding the market conditions and housing demand across regions.
* Supporting government planning and development initiatives by identifying housing affordability and growth areas.

Missing Values
Some suburbs may not have data for specific years due to the unavailability of housing sales data in those years. Users are encouraged to handle missing values appropriately, depending on the analysis requirements.


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