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7 | "key": "ADP ID", | 7 | "key": "ADP ID", | ||
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12 | "key": "Access Level", | 12 | "key": "Access Level", | ||
13 | "value": "Open Access" | 13 | "value": "Open Access" | ||
14 | }, | 14 | }, | ||
15 | { | 15 | { | ||
16 | "key": "Aggregation Level", | 16 | "key": "Aggregation Level", | ||
17 | "value": "sla" | 17 | "value": "sla" | ||
18 | }, | 18 | }, | ||
19 | { | 19 | { | ||
20 | "key": "Attribute List", | 20 | "key": "Attribute List", | ||
21 | "value": "% aged 0-15 in intact family, % aged 0-15 in the | 21 | "value": "% aged 0-15 in intact family, % aged 0-15 in the | ||
22 | Public Housing families, % aged 0-15 in the all parents did not | 22 | Public Housing families, % aged 0-15 in the all parents did not | ||
23 | volunteer families, % aged 0-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | 23 | volunteer families, % aged 0-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | ||
24 | available families, % aged 0-15 in the at least one parent was a | 24 | available families, % aged 0-15 in the at least one parent was a | ||
25 | volunteer families, % aged 0-15 in the bottom income quintile | 25 | volunteer families, % aged 0-15 in the bottom income quintile | ||
26 | families, % aged 0-15 in the family where the highest education level | 26 | families, % aged 0-15 in the family where the highest education level | ||
27 | is below year 12, % aged 0-15 in the family where the highest | 27 | is below year 12, % aged 0-15 in the family where the highest | ||
28 | education level is post school, % aged 0-15 in the family which year | 28 | education level is post school, % aged 0-15 in the family which year | ||
29 | 12 is the highest education level, % aged 0-15 in the no motor vehicle | 29 | 12 is the highest education level, % aged 0-15 in the no motor vehicle | ||
30 | available families, % aged 0-15 in the non intact families, % aged | 30 | available families, % aged 0-15 in the non intact families, % aged | ||
31 | 0-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, % aged 0-15 in the | 31 | 0-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, % aged 0-15 in the | ||
32 | one or more extra bedrooms needed families, % aged 0-15 in the | 32 | one or more extra bedrooms needed families, % aged 0-15 in the | ||
33 | parental joblessness families, % aged 0-15 in the single parent | 33 | parental joblessness families, % aged 0-15 in the single parent | ||
34 | families, % aged 0-15 in those households that are home | 34 | families, % aged 0-15 in those households that are home | ||
35 | owners/purchasers, % aged 0-15 in those households that are other | 35 | owners/purchasers, % aged 0-15 in those households that are other | ||
36 | tenure, % aged 0-15 in those households that are private renters, % | 36 | tenure, % aged 0-15 in those households that are private renters, % | ||
37 | aged 0-15 with all usual residents do not require assistance, % aged | 37 | aged 0-15 with all usual residents do not require assistance, % aged | ||
38 | 0-15 with at least one household member requires assistance, % aged | 38 | 0-15 with at least one household member requires assistance, % aged | ||
39 | 0-15 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged 0-15 with both | 39 | 0-15 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged 0-15 with both | ||
40 | parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 0-15 with household | 40 | parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 0-15 with household | ||
41 | members having need for assistance with core activities, % aged 0-15 | 41 | members having need for assistance with core activities, % aged 0-15 | ||
42 | with household members not having need for assistance with core | 42 | with household members not having need for assistance with core | ||
43 | activitie, % aged 0-15 with internet connection, % aged 0-15 with no | 43 | activitie, % aged 0-15 with internet connection, % aged 0-15 with no | ||
44 | extra bedrooms needed, % aged 0-15 without internet connection, % aged | 44 | extra bedrooms needed, % aged 0-15 without internet connection, % aged | ||
45 | 0-4 attending preschool, % aged 0-4 in the Public Housing families, % | 45 | 0-4 attending preschool, % aged 0-4 in the Public Housing families, % | ||
46 | aged 0-4 in the all parents did not volunteer families, % aged 0-4 in | 46 | aged 0-4 in the all parents did not volunteer families, % aged 0-4 in | ||
47 | the at least one motor vehicle available families, % aged 0-4 in the | 47 | the at least one motor vehicle available families, % aged 0-4 in the | ||
48 | at least one parent was a volunteer families, % aged 0-4 in the bottom | 48 | at least one parent was a volunteer families, % aged 0-4 in the bottom | ||
49 | income quintile families, % aged 0-4 in the family where the highest | 49 | income quintile families, % aged 0-4 in the family where the highest | ||
50 | education level is below year 12, % aged 0-4 in the family where the | 50 | education level is below year 12, % aged 0-4 in the family where the | ||
51 | highest education level is post school, % aged 0-4 in the family which | 51 | highest education level is post school, % aged 0-4 in the family which | ||
52 | year 12 is the highest education level, % aged 0-4 in the intact | 52 | year 12 is the highest education level, % aged 0-4 in the intact | ||
53 | families, % aged 0-4 in the no motor vehicle available families, % | 53 | families, % aged 0-4 in the no motor vehicle available families, % | ||
54 | aged 0-4 in the non intact families, % aged 0-4 in the one or more | 54 | aged 0-4 in the non intact families, % aged 0-4 in the one or more | ||
55 | bedrooms spare families, % aged 0-4 in the one or more extra bedrooms | 55 | bedrooms spare families, % aged 0-4 in the one or more extra bedrooms | ||
56 | needed families, % aged 0-4 in the parental joblessness families, % | 56 | needed families, % aged 0-4 in the parental joblessness families, % | ||
57 | aged 0-4 in the single parent families, % aged 0-4 in those households | 57 | aged 0-4 in the single parent families, % aged 0-4 in those households | ||
58 | that are home owners/purchasers, % aged 0-4 in those households that | 58 | that are home owners/purchasers, % aged 0-4 in those households that | ||
59 | are other tenures, % aged 0-4 in those households that are private | 59 | are other tenures, % aged 0-4 in those households that are private | ||
60 | renters, % aged 0-4 with all usual residents do not require | 60 | renters, % aged 0-4 with all usual residents do not require | ||
61 | assistance, % aged 0-4 with at least one household member requires | 61 | assistance, % aged 0-4 with at least one household member requires | ||
62 | assistance, % aged 0-4 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged | 62 | assistance, % aged 0-4 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged | ||
63 | 0-4 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 0-4 with | 63 | 0-4 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 0-4 with | ||
64 | household members having need for assistance with core activities, % | 64 | household members having need for assistance with core activities, % | ||
65 | aged 0-4 with household members not having need for assistance with | 65 | aged 0-4 with household members not having need for assistance with | ||
66 | core activitie, % aged 0-4 with internet connection, % aged 0-4 with | 66 | core activitie, % aged 0-4 with internet connection, % aged 0-4 with | ||
67 | no extra bedrooms needed, % aged 0-4 without internet connection, % | 67 | no extra bedrooms needed, % aged 0-4 without internet connection, % | ||
68 | aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), % aged | 68 | aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), % aged | ||
69 | 5-15 in the Public Housing families, % aged 5-15 in the all parents | 69 | 5-15 in the Public Housing families, % aged 5-15 in the all parents | ||
70 | did not volunteer families, % aged 5-15 in the at least one motor | 70 | did not volunteer families, % aged 5-15 in the at least one motor | ||
71 | vehicle available families, % aged 5-15 in the at least one parent was | 71 | vehicle available families, % aged 5-15 in the at least one parent was | ||
72 | a volunteer families, % aged 5-15 in the bottom income quintile | 72 | a volunteer families, % aged 5-15 in the bottom income quintile | ||
73 | familie, % aged 5-15 in the family where the highest education level | 73 | familie, % aged 5-15 in the family where the highest education level | ||
74 | is below year 12, % aged 5-15 in the family where the highest | 74 | is below year 12, % aged 5-15 in the family where the highest | ||
75 | education level is post school, % aged 5-15 in the family which year | 75 | education level is post school, % aged 5-15 in the family which year | ||
76 | 12 is the highest education level, % aged 5-15 in the intact families, | 76 | 12 is the highest education level, % aged 5-15 in the intact families, | ||
77 | % aged 5-15 in the no motor vehicle available families, % aged 5-15 in | 77 | % aged 5-15 in the no motor vehicle available families, % aged 5-15 in | ||
78 | the non intact families, % aged 5-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare | 78 | the non intact families, % aged 5-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare | ||
79 | families, % aged 5-15 in the one or more extra bedrooms needed | 79 | families, % aged 5-15 in the one or more extra bedrooms needed | ||
80 | families, % aged 5-15 in the parental joblessness families, % aged | 80 | families, % aged 5-15 in the parental joblessness families, % aged | ||
81 | 5-15 in the single parent families, % aged 5-15 in those households | 81 | 5-15 in the single parent families, % aged 5-15 in those households | ||
82 | that are home owners/purchasers, % aged 5-15 in those households that | 82 | that are home owners/purchasers, % aged 5-15 in those households that | ||
83 | are other tenure, % aged 5-15 in those households that are private | 83 | are other tenure, % aged 5-15 in those households that are private | ||
84 | renters, % aged 5-15 with all usual residents do not require | 84 | renters, % aged 5-15 with all usual residents do not require | ||
85 | assistance, % aged 5-15 with at least one household member requires | 85 | assistance, % aged 5-15 with at least one household member requires | ||
86 | assistance, % aged 5-15 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged | 86 | assistance, % aged 5-15 with at least one parent speaks LOTE, % aged | ||
87 | 5-15 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 5-15 with | 87 | 5-15 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, % aged 5-15 with | ||
88 | household members having need for assistance with core activities, % | 88 | household members having need for assistance with core activities, % | ||
89 | aged 5-15 with household members not having need for assistance with | 89 | aged 5-15 with household members not having need for assistance with | ||
90 | core activitie, % aged 5-15 with internet connection, % aged 5-15 with | 90 | core activitie, % aged 5-15 with internet connection, % aged 5-15 with | ||
91 | no extra bedrooms needed, % aged 5-15 without internet connection, % | 91 | no extra bedrooms needed, % aged 5-15 without internet connection, % | ||
92 | female children aged 0-4 attending preschool, % female students in | 92 | female children aged 0-4 attending preschool, % female students in | ||
93 | private secondary schools, % female students in public secondary | 93 | private secondary schools, % female students in public secondary | ||
94 | schools, % females aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school | 94 | schools, % females aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school | ||
95 | completion/retention 15-19 olds, % females aged 15-19 with school | 95 | completion/retention 15-19 olds, % females aged 15-19 with school | ||
96 | completion/retention (narrow definition), % females aged 15-19 with | 96 | completion/retention (narrow definition), % females aged 15-19 with | ||
97 | school completion/retention (wider definition), % male aged 0-4 | 97 | school completion/retention (wider definition), % male aged 0-4 | ||
98 | attending preschool, % male students in private secondary schools, % | 98 | attending preschool, % male students in private secondary schools, % | ||
99 | male students in public secondary schools, % males aged 15-19 in other | 99 | male students in public secondary schools, % males aged 15-19 in other | ||
100 | 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, % males aged 15-19 | 100 | 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, % males aged 15-19 | ||
101 | with school completion/retention (narrow definition), % males aged | 101 | with school completion/retention (narrow definition), % males aged | ||
102 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), % total | 102 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), % total | ||
103 | aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, | 103 | aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, | ||
104 | % total aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow | 104 | % total aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow | ||
105 | definition), % total students in private secondary schools, % total | 105 | definition), % total students in private secondary schools, % total | ||
106 | students in public secondary schools, Number aged 0-15 in the Public | 106 | students in public secondary schools, Number aged 0-15 in the Public | ||
107 | Housing families, Number aged 0-15 in the all parents did not | 107 | Housing families, Number aged 0-15 in the all parents did not | ||
108 | volunteer families, Number aged 0-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | 108 | volunteer families, Number aged 0-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | ||
109 | available families, Number aged 0-15 in the at least one parent was a | 109 | available families, Number aged 0-15 in the at least one parent was a | ||
110 | volunteer families, Number aged 0-15 in the bottom income quintile | 110 | volunteer families, Number aged 0-15 in the bottom income quintile | ||
111 | families, Number aged 0-15 in the family where the highest education | 111 | families, Number aged 0-15 in the family where the highest education | ||
112 | level is below year 12, Number aged 0-15 in the family where the | 112 | level is below year 12, Number aged 0-15 in the family where the | ||
113 | highest education level is post school, Number aged 0-15 in the family | 113 | highest education level is post school, Number aged 0-15 in the family | ||
114 | which year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 0-15 in the | 114 | which year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 0-15 in the | ||
115 | intact families, Number aged 0-15 in the no motor vehicle available | 115 | intact families, Number aged 0-15 in the no motor vehicle available | ||
116 | families, Number aged 0-15 in the non intact families, Number aged | 116 | families, Number aged 0-15 in the non intact families, Number aged | ||
117 | 0-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 0-15 in | 117 | 0-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 0-15 in | ||
118 | the one or more extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 0-15 in | 118 | the one or more extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 0-15 in | ||
119 | the parental joblessness families, Number aged 0-15 in those | 119 | the parental joblessness families, Number aged 0-15 in those | ||
120 | households that are home owners/purchasers, Number aged 0-15 in those | 120 | households that are home owners/purchasers, Number aged 0-15 in those | ||
121 | households that are other tenures, Number aged 0-15 in those | 121 | households that are other tenures, Number aged 0-15 in those | ||
122 | households that are private renters, Number aged 0-15 with all usual | 122 | households that are private renters, Number aged 0-15 with all usual | ||
123 | residents do not require assistance, Number aged 0-15 with at least | 123 | residents do not require assistance, Number aged 0-15 with at least | ||
124 | one household member requires assistance, Number aged 0-15 with at | 124 | one household member requires assistance, Number aged 0-15 with at | ||
125 | least one parent speaks LOTE, Number aged 0-15 with both parents or | 125 | least one parent speaks LOTE, Number aged 0-15 with both parents or | ||
126 | lone parent speaks English, Number aged 0-15 with household members | 126 | lone parent speaks English, Number aged 0-15 with household members | ||
127 | having need for assistance with core activities, Number aged 0-15 with | 127 | having need for assistance with core activities, Number aged 0-15 with | ||
128 | household members not having need for assistance with core activities, | 128 | household members not having need for assistance with core activities, | ||
129 | Number aged 0-15 with internet connection, Number aged 0-15 with no | 129 | Number aged 0-15 with internet connection, Number aged 0-15 with no | ||
130 | extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 0-15 without internet connection, | 130 | extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 0-15 without internet connection, | ||
131 | Number aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number aged 0-4 in the Public | 131 | Number aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number aged 0-4 in the Public | ||
132 | Housing families, Number aged 0-4 in the all parents did not volunteer | 132 | Housing families, Number aged 0-4 in the all parents did not volunteer | ||
133 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the at least one motor vehicle available | 133 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the at least one motor vehicle available | ||
134 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the at least one parent was a volunteer | 134 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the at least one parent was a volunteer | ||
135 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the bottom income quintile families, | 135 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the bottom income quintile families, | ||
136 | Number aged 0-4 in the family where the highest education level is | 136 | Number aged 0-4 in the family where the highest education level is | ||
137 | below year 12, Number aged 0-4 in the family where the highest | 137 | below year 12, Number aged 0-4 in the family where the highest | ||
138 | education level is post school, Number aged 0-4 in the family which | 138 | education level is post school, Number aged 0-4 in the family which | ||
139 | year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 0-4 in the intact | 139 | year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 0-4 in the intact | ||
140 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the no motor vehicle available families, | 140 | families, Number aged 0-4 in the no motor vehicle available families, | ||
141 | Number aged 0-4 in the non intact families, Number aged 0-4 in the one | 141 | Number aged 0-4 in the non intact families, Number aged 0-4 in the one | ||
142 | or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 0-4 in the one or more | 142 | or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 0-4 in the one or more | ||
143 | extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 0-4 in the parental | 143 | extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 0-4 in the parental | ||
144 | joblessness families, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are | 144 | joblessness families, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are | ||
145 | home owners/purchasers, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are | 145 | home owners/purchasers, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are | ||
146 | other tenures, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are private | 146 | other tenures, Number aged 0-4 in those households that are private | ||
147 | renters, Number aged 0-4 with all usual residents do not require | 147 | renters, Number aged 0-4 with all usual residents do not require | ||
148 | assistance, Number aged 0-4 with at least one household member | 148 | assistance, Number aged 0-4 with at least one household member | ||
149 | requires assistance, Number aged 0-4 with at least one parent speaks | 149 | requires assistance, Number aged 0-4 with at least one parent speaks | ||
150 | LOTE, Number aged 0-4 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, | 150 | LOTE, Number aged 0-4 with both parents or lone parent speaks English, | ||
151 | Number aged 0-4 with household members not having need for assistance | 151 | Number aged 0-4 with household members not having need for assistance | ||
152 | with core activities, Number aged 0-4 with household memebers having | 152 | with core activities, Number aged 0-4 with household memebers having | ||
153 | need for assistance, Number aged 0-4 with internet connection, Number | 153 | need for assistance, Number aged 0-4 with internet connection, Number | ||
154 | aged 0-4 with no extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 5-15 in the Public | 154 | aged 0-4 with no extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 5-15 in the Public | ||
155 | Housing families, Number aged 5-15 in the all parents did not | 155 | Housing families, Number aged 5-15 in the all parents did not | ||
156 | volunteer families, Number aged 5-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | 156 | volunteer families, Number aged 5-15 in the at least one motor vehicle | ||
157 | available families, Number aged 5-15 in the at least one parent was a | 157 | available families, Number aged 5-15 in the at least one parent was a | ||
158 | volunteer families, Number aged 5-15 in the bottom income quintile | 158 | volunteer families, Number aged 5-15 in the bottom income quintile | ||
159 | families, Number aged 5-15 in the family where the highest education | 159 | families, Number aged 5-15 in the family where the highest education | ||
160 | level is below year 12, Number aged 5-15 in the family where the | 160 | level is below year 12, Number aged 5-15 in the family where the | ||
161 | highest education level is post school, Number aged 5-15 in the family | 161 | highest education level is post school, Number aged 5-15 in the family | ||
162 | which year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 5-15 in the | 162 | which year 12 is the highest education level, Number aged 5-15 in the | ||
163 | intact families, Number aged 5-15 in the no motor vehicle available | 163 | intact families, Number aged 5-15 in the no motor vehicle available | ||
164 | families, Number aged 5-15 in the non intact families, Number aged | 164 | families, Number aged 5-15 in the non intact families, Number aged | ||
165 | 5-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 5-15 in | 165 | 5-15 in the one or more bedrooms spare families, Number aged 5-15 in | ||
166 | the one or more extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 5-15 in | 166 | the one or more extra bedrooms needed families, Number aged 5-15 in | ||
167 | the parental joblessness families, Number aged 5-15 in those | 167 | the parental joblessness families, Number aged 5-15 in those | ||
168 | households that are home owners/purchasers, Number aged 5-15 in those | 168 | households that are home owners/purchasers, Number aged 5-15 in those | ||
169 | households that are other tenures, Number aged 5-15 in those | 169 | households that are other tenures, Number aged 5-15 in those | ||
170 | households that are private renters, Number aged 5-15 with all usual | 170 | households that are private renters, Number aged 5-15 with all usual | ||
171 | residents do not require assistance, Number aged 5-15 with at least | 171 | residents do not require assistance, Number aged 5-15 with at least | ||
172 | one household member requires assistance, Number aged 5-15 with at | 172 | one household member requires assistance, Number aged 5-15 with at | ||
173 | least one parent speaks LOTE, Number aged 5-15 with both parents or | 173 | least one parent speaks LOTE, Number aged 5-15 with both parents or | ||
174 | lone parent speaks English, Number aged 5-15 with household members | 174 | lone parent speaks English, Number aged 5-15 with household members | ||
175 | having need for assistance with core activities, Number aged 5-15 with | 175 | having need for assistance with core activities, Number aged 5-15 with | ||
176 | household members not having need for assistance with core activities, | 176 | household members not having need for assistance with core activities, | ||
177 | Number aged 5-15 with internet connection, Number aged 5-15 with no | 177 | Number aged 5-15 with internet connection, Number aged 5-15 with no | ||
178 | extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 5-15 without internet connection, | 178 | extra bedrooms needed, Number aged 5-15 without internet connection, | ||
179 | Number children aged 0-4 without internet connection, Number female | 179 | Number children aged 0-4 without internet connection, Number female | ||
180 | aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number female students in private | 180 | aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number female students in private | ||
181 | secondary schools, Number female students in public secondary schools, | 181 | secondary schools, Number female students in public secondary schools, | ||
182 | Number females aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school | 182 | Number females aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school | ||
183 | completion/retention 15-19 olds, Number females aged 15-19 with school | 183 | completion/retention 15-19 olds, Number females aged 15-19 with school | ||
184 | completion/retention (narrow definition), Number females aged 15-19 | 184 | completion/retention (narrow definition), Number females aged 15-19 | ||
185 | with school completion/retention (wider definition), Number male | 185 | with school completion/retention (wider definition), Number male | ||
186 | students in private secondary schools, Number male students in public | 186 | students in private secondary schools, Number male students in public | ||
187 | secondary schools, Number males aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number | 187 | secondary schools, Number males aged 0-4 attending preschool, Number | ||
188 | males aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 | 188 | males aged 15-19 in other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 | ||
189 | olds, Number males aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow | 189 | olds, Number males aged 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow | ||
190 | definition), Number males aged 15-19 with school completion/retention | 190 | definition), Number males aged 15-19 with school completion/retention | ||
191 | (wider definition), Total aged 0-15 in the single parent families, | 191 | (wider definition), Total aged 0-15 in the single parent families, | ||
192 | Total aged 0-4 in the single parent families, Total aged 15-19 in | 192 | Total aged 0-4 in the single parent families, Total aged 15-19 in | ||
193 | other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, Total aged | 193 | other 15-19 with school completion/retention 15-19 olds, Total aged | ||
194 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow definition), Total aged | 194 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (narrow definition), Total aged | ||
195 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), Total aged | 195 | 15-19 with school completion/retention (wider definition), Total aged | ||
196 | 5-15 in the single parent families, Total students in private | 196 | 5-15 in the single parent families, Total students in private | ||
197 | secondary schools, Total students in public secondary schools, | 197 | secondary schools, Total students in public secondary schools, | ||
198 | geometry, sla code, sla name, sla name, state name" | 198 | geometry, sla code, sla name, sla name, state name" | ||
199 | }, | 199 | }, | ||
200 | { | 200 | { | ||
201 | "key": "Attribution", | 201 | "key": "Attribution", | ||
202 | "value": "University of Canberra - National Centre for Social | 202 | "value": "University of Canberra - National Centre for Social | ||
203 | and Economic Modelling, (2014): NATSEM - Indicators - Child Wellbeing | 203 | and Economic Modelling, (2014): NATSEM - Indicators - Child Wellbeing | ||
204 | (SLA) 2006; accessed from AURIN on [date of access]." | 204 | (SLA) 2006; accessed from AURIN on [date of access]." | ||
205 | }, | 205 | }, | ||
206 | { | 206 | { | ||
207 | "key": "Coordinate Ref. System", | 207 | "key": "Coordinate Ref. System", | ||
208 | "value": "EPSG:4283 (GDA_1994)" | 208 | "value": "EPSG:4283 (GDA_1994)" | ||
209 | }, | 209 | }, | ||
210 | { | 210 | { | ||
211 | "key": "Copyright Notice", | 211 | "key": "Copyright Notice", | ||
212 | "value": "\u00a9 University of Canberra - National Centre for | 212 | "value": "\u00a9 University of Canberra - National Centre for | ||
213 | Social and Economic Modelling 2004 - 2014" | 213 | Social and Economic Modelling 2004 - 2014" | ||
214 | }, | 214 | }, | ||
215 | { | 215 | { | ||
216 | "key": "Geometry Field", | 216 | "key": "Geometry Field", | ||
217 | "value": "the_geom" | 217 | "value": "the_geom" | ||
218 | }, | 218 | }, | ||
219 | { | 219 | { | ||
220 | "key": "Key", | 220 | "key": "Key", | ||
221 | "value": "sla_code" | 221 | "value": "sla_code" | ||
222 | }, | 222 | }, | ||
223 | { | 223 | { | ||
224 | "key": "Type", | 224 | "key": "Type", | ||
225 | "value": "dataset" | 225 | "value": "dataset" | ||
226 | }, | 226 | }, | ||
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