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Community Profile and Statistics

We are proud to provide our community with access to a comprehensive suite of social, demographic, economic and housing data through .idCommunity.
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Using trusted Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS) Census data alongside current market information, these tools helpresidents, businesses, community groups and researchers understandwho lives in our communities, how they are changing, and what our future mayhold.

To access any of these tools, simply create a free login account using any authentic email. Needa hand getting started? Please contact us at feedback@egipps.vic.gov.au and we will be happy to help. 

Community Profile

The East Gippsland Community Profile provides demographic information to help you understand who lives in our communities and how they are changing over time. Explore data on population, age structure, cultural diversity, housing, families, income, education and employment through easy-to-use charts and tables.

Information is available for the whole shire, districts and individual localities.

Social Atlas

The Social Atlas displays community information on interactive maps, helping you see where different population groups live and how characteristics vary across East Gippsland. Explore information about who lives here, how people live, work and travel, and how different areas compare and how they are changing over time.

Economic Profile

The East Gippsland Economic Profile provides local economic information and tools to help you understand the impacts of business, tourism, and industry.

Population Forecast

The East Gippsland Population Forecast looks at projected community growth over the next 20 years. Explore data on population, housing, and migration through easy-to-use charts and tables.  

Housing Monitor

The East Gippsland Housing Monitor helps you understand the local housing story, including housing supply and demand, housing diversity, affordability and availability. Explore up to date information on housing across the shire, presented through charts and tables.

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