Australia’s most educated areas

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Lailani is responsible for content and strategy at .id, ensuring our clients’ needs are central to our enterprise and that we generously share our knowledge with the broadest audience. As a member of our Board, Lailani works with Ivan and Janet to set the strategic direction for the company. Her current focus is our Placemaker consulting business and she has worked with numerous clients across retail, finance, property, local government, education and not-for-profits to put together the best evidence-base for their spatial decision making. With degrees in Business Studies and Economics, she has worked in business development and marketing roles for IBM and SPSS in the UK, as well as a stint as a ranger in Kakadu National Park. Lailani is an Alexander Technique practitioner, surfer and traveller.

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  1. John G says:

    Message for Nathan re most educated suburbs & towns. Nathan it would help if you referenced your work to a specific table and data set when quoting census data. It took me a little while to realise your reference to Burnside (C) in the table provided is actually an LGA in Adelaide not a “suburb or town”. Regardless I still can’t verify your data for that area. However I compile the relevant data (using different definitions of tertiary education) I don’t get your totals. Please provide your definition as well as your data source reference – a basic expectation of any research that is to be taken seriously.
    Cheers
    John

  2. Thank you and that places are best for education.

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