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Samford Village (Pine Rivers Shire) 32.25 Samsonvale (Pine Rivers Shire) 28.57 Sandstone Point (Caboolture Shire) 30.76 Shailer Park (Logan City) 25.58 Sheldon (Redland Shire) 18.75 Slacks Creek (Logan City) 30.95 Springfield (Ipswich City) 32.3 Springfield Lakes (Ipswich City) 39.58 Springwood (Logan City) 29.41 Strathpine (Pine Rivers Shire) 23.68 Stretton (Brisbane City) 27.02 Sunnybank Hills (Brisbane City) 26.31 Tanah Merah (Logan City) 22.85 Tarragindi (Brisbane City) 25.86 The Gap (Brisbane City) 25 Thornlands (Redland Shire) 22.5 Toorbul (Caboolture Shire) 32.55 Underwood (Logan City) 30.61 Upper Brookfield (Brisbane City) 20 Upper Caboolture (Caboolture Shire) 28.78 Warner (Pine Rivers Shire) 30.23 Waterford (Gold Coast City) 25.8 Whiteside (Pine Rivers Shire) 22.58 Wights Mountain (Pine Rivers Shire) 11.53 Woodridge (Logan City) 36
Appendix 3. Summary statistics for ACCS, ABS Census and QRA Variables ACCS Wave 3 (N=4403) ACCS Wave 4 (N=4132) Min Max Mean SD Min Max Mean SD Community measures Suburb flood status (0=no; 1=yes) - - - - 0 1 0.303 0.459 Social cohesion and trust 3.094 4.283 3.657 0.251 3.052 4.276 3.690 0.267 Reciprocated exchange 2.368 4 2.811 0.235 2.334 3.556 2.800 0.2189 Local Organisations 0 4.864 2.619 1.697 0 5 2.337 1.699 Bonding social capital 2.933 6.929 4.201 0.660 2.5 6.4 4.296 0.721 Bridging social capital 2.150 3.066 2.448 0.189 2.067 3.267 2.446 0.200 Community problems scale 1.241 2.081 1.604 0.191 1.179 2.094 1.515 0.194 Volunteering activity 10.120 37.229 18.040 4.828 11.162 33.791 19.438 5.362 Percent low income households 0 47.317 6.17 4.79 8.447 46.407 22.235 9.104 Percent children (aged 0-14 years) 12.003 32.373 22.360 4.322 11.985 29.661 21.866 4.071 Percent elderly (aged 65 plus years) 2.478 26.361 9.551 4.731 3.439 29.005 10.795 4.648 Language diversity 0.073 0.784 0.271 0.152 0.066 0.716 0.287 0.164 Percent Indigenous 0 9.080 1.662 1.579 0 9.088 1.929 1.627 Percent renting 2.505 51.137 24.367 12.515 5.079 57.429 27.389 13.408