Simone
Simone has been working at .id since the end of 2010, but has been working in demographic roles since the mid 1990s. She is particularly proud of her involvement in the 2006 Census, having designed and managed the enumeration of CDs (while at the ABS) and then analysing them while working for the Victorian State government. She has long had an interest in Census data and loves the way it can tell you stories about places and how they’re changing. Outside of work, Simone is a keen photographer and one day hopes to say she has travelled around Australia (so far she’s done Port Pirie in South Australia to Rainbow Beach in Queensland).
Posts by Simone:
Scrap the Census? You have to be kidding, right?
May 10th, 2012NSW – the state with the most … population
April 12th, 2012Comments Off
Victoria – the state with the most….growth
April 8th, 2012Comments Off
Are we about to surf another wave of European migration?
March 22nd, 2012It’s not just about the Census – what other population data is released by the ABS?
February 7th, 2012Comments Off
Australia’s births reach record numbers
November 11th, 2011South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula – A Story of Rapid Growth
October 18th, 2011Comments Off
How do populations grow and change?
September 23rd, 2011Australia’s migrants – who are they and how are they changing?
June 29th, 2011Comments Off
Why spatial analysis matters – the example of Western Australia
June 17th, 2011Population turnaround in the Latrobe Valley
April 12th, 2011Comments Off
US Census 2010 results are out – what do they reveal?
March 1st, 2011Comments Off