0 years.

Indigenous - 49 years / non-Indigenous - 64 years.

The number of non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years admitted to permanent residential aged care divided by the number of non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years potential population on 30 June at the start of the reporting period.

R/N x 100

where R = non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years admitted to permanent residential aged care in the reporting period and

N = non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years potential population on 30 June at the start of the reporting period.

Non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years admitted to permanent residential aged care in the reporting period.

Non-Indigenous people aged 0–64 years and Indigenous people aged 0–49 years potential population on 30 June at the start of the reporting period.

Non-Indigenous:

•  State/territory by age group (0-49 years, 50-64 years and total 0-64 years)

Indigenous:

• State/territory

N[NN.N]

• Economic resources and security
  
• Education and knowledge
  
• Employment and labour force participation
  
• Recreation and leisure
  
• Transport and communication
  

• Community and civic engagement
  
• Family formation and functioning
  
• Social and support networks
  
• Trust
  

Annually to COAG.

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

Indicator (f) is a new indicator based on performance benchmark (d) from the previous NDA (now reporting by Indigenous status). The changes have resulted in a break of series with data included in previous reports (data have been backcast for 2010-11, 2009-10 and 2008-09 to enable time series reporting).