Up until yesterday morning, there was only one case confirmed in the Murrumbidgee - the Border case announced at the weekend. So the new cases, confirmed at 5pm on Tuesday, brings the number across the district to 10, with people tested.
All cases notified were diagnosed after travelling overseas or being in contact with a confirmed case, Murrumbidgee Local Health District says. They are being managed at home with the support of their GP and a daily check up with local health services.
Where individuals are identified as close contacts, the Public Health Unit directs these contacts to self-isolate for 14 days after they were last in contact with the case. Yarrawonga Health confirmed a case in the Moira Shire yesterday.
It comes as Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced beauty therapies, weddings, funerals, food courts and open houses, plus other activities, have been included in closures and restrictions. In NSW, cases have risen to , but overseas cases and contact from a known case still account for the majority of cases.
The ABS categorises persons away from work as either employed full time or part time based on usual hours worked. The Census only uses actual hours worked Q44 to determine whether someone is employed full-time or part-time and a response to Q34 to determine whether they were employed, but away from work.
To enable time series comparisons in profile. The 'Labour force' is all persons aged 15 years and over who are either employed or looking for work and available to start. Both full and part-time work counts towards the labour force. The percentages in the first table, showing employed and unemployed, are expressed as a percentage of those who are in the labour force. The quoted text at the top of the page shows percentage of full and part time as a percentage of all employed persons not the total labour force.
In profile. Note, however that it is not directly comparable to participation rates derived from the ABS labour force monthly survey, because a proportion of the population 6. For this reason, Census participation rates are likely to be a little lower than those derived from the survey, but they are comparable over time and across geographic areas with other Census data.
For more information please refer to the data quality statement for Labour Force Status opens a new window on the ABS website. Derived from the two Census questions: 'What best describes the business of your employer? It applies only to persons aged 15 years and over, who were employed in the week prior to Census. Only , and data are available for this topic as industry categories changed in so earlier Census years are not comparable. Includes the broadest 1-digit classification of industries.
More detailed industry breakdowns are available in economy. This classification looks at the main economic outputs of an business or organisation to classify it into a broad industry grouping. More information on how this is done is included in the classification.
The industry classification is updated periodically to take account of emerging industries and changes in the structure of the economy.
For more information on this topic please refer to the data quality statement for Industry of Employment opens a new window on the ABS website.
Derived from the two Census questions: 'In the main job held last week, what was the person's occupation? This topic describes the occupations of employed people who were employed in the week prior to the Census. Only , and data are available for this topic as occupation categories changed in so earlier Census years are not comparable. Includes the broadest 1-digit classification of occupations.
More detailed occupation breakdowns are available in economy. The occupation classification categorises occupations broadly based on skill level and educational qualifications required. The occupation classification is updated periodically to take account of emerging occupation groups and changes to the structure of the labour force.
The most recent change was in Please note that it is not possible to derive an unemployment rate for a specific occupation eg. This is because occupation is only collected for those who are actually employed.
An unemployed person by definition does not have an occupation. For more information on this topic please refer to the data quality statement for Occupation opens a new window on the ABS website. Derived from the Census question: 'How did the person get to work on Tuesday, 9 August ? Method of travel to work relates specifically to the journey to work on the morning of Census day or later that day for shift workers. This topic includes only to people aged 15 and over who were employed in the week prior to Census.
Respondents can nominate up to three modes of travel. Because this results in discrete categories based on combinations of 1,2 or 3 modes, this is an unwieldy dataset. For the purposes of profile. Aggregations are as follows:. In the and Census years, Tram and Ferry were combined as one item, so it is necessary to recombine them in later years in profile.
The remaining categories refer to a single method of travel e. Where multiple responses are provided on the Census form, which include one of these, these methods override the others.
Further breakdowns of combinations of method of travel to work are available on request from. Derived from the two Census questions: 'Last week did the person have a full time or part time job of any kind? Engagement in Employment and Education" is a new variable included in the Census, which has also been reconstructed from other variables for Census.
It is not available for any Census prior to It is based on the concept of labour force engagement which suggests that adults who are of working age should either be employed, looking for work, or in education and training. It is most often applied to the age group but does apply to anyone over the age of Persons over retirement age usually 65 are generally disengaged simply due to being retired.
Also includes people who were away from work during the week prior to Census, and those who stated that they were attending education but did not state their hours. Derived from the Census question: 'What is the person's relationship to each other person in the household?
Family blending is a specific derived Census variable which relates specifically to the parent-child relationships within the family. Temporarily absent children and parents are taken into account when deriving this characteristic eg. A parent who is away does not make the household a single parent family. For more information on Family Blending, please refer to the Census Dictionary entry.
Households may contain up to three families each with a different family composition. Family households in this table are classified into broad family type by the family composition of the primary family only. This significantly simplifies the reading of the table. Household data are based on place of enumeration only — people recorded as being temporarily absent from households are included for the purposes of assessing household composition, but where the entire household was away on Census night, residents are not moved back into households by the usual resident process unoccupied dwellings remain unoccupied.
An example of this would be a family staying in a holiday apartment. No family information is recorded in this case. A small proportion of households in this category are those where only children aged under 15 were present on Census night no adults.
Includes households, by the family type of the primary family in the dwelling. Where there is more than one family in a household, the type of family is coded by the "primary family", which is normally the first family recorded on the Census form.
Excludes 'Overseas visitors', but people temporarily absent from households are included in the Census when assessing the household type e. To be counted in this table, a parent-child relationship must exist in the household. Couples and single parent families are broken into three 'life stages' based entirely on the age of the children. The age of parents is not a factor in this classification:. This can include adult-non dependent children. Note that to be included in the 'Mixed age children' category a household MUST have more than one child present.
A household with one child would move directly from the 'Young children' to the 'Older children' category under this classification. For more general information about the classification of households in profile. For more information on household and family type, please refer to the ABS data quality statement for Family Household Composition opens a new window. Couples and lone persons are broken into three 'life stages' based on the age of the household reference person.
The household reference person is normally 'Person 1' on the Census form, and relationships in the household are defined by reference to this person. Where a child or visitor to the household is listed as person 1, the ABS allocates a different individual on the form to be the household reference person.
In the case of a lone person household, the lone person is the household reference person. In the case of a couple, it may be either adult. It is no indication of household headship. For more information on household and family type, please refer to the ABS data quality statement for Family Household Composition. Derived from the three Census questions: 'Name of each person including visitors who spent the night of Tuesday, 9 August in this dwelling', and 'Where does the person usually live?
Includes people who were at home on Census night, and up to three people listed as being temporarily absent from the dwelling. Excludes households where the entire household was absent on Census night - the dwelling is either unoccupied or has visitors only. Excludes unoccupied private dwellings because the number of bedrooms is recorded by the householder. For more information on this topic please see the ABS data quality statement on Number of Bedrooms opens a new window.
Derived from the Census questions: 'Is this dwelling owned outright, owned with a mortgage etc. Presents the tenure type of occupied private dwellings, and for those dwellings being rented, provides a breakdown of the type of landlord the dwelling is being rented from. For more information on this topic please see the ABS data quality statement on Tenure Type opens a new window.
Derived from the Census questions: 'How much does your household pay for this dwelling? Presents monthly housing loan repayments made by a household to purchase the dwelling in which the household was counted on Census night. Please note, that due to changes to the ABS Additivity rules, to protect confidentiality, for it is necessary to display Mortgage Repayments with a reduced set of ranges, compared to what has been available in previous Census years. See notes for Housing loan repayments as well.
Housing loan repayment categories are not comparable over time because of the influences of inflation. The quartile method is the most objective method of comparing change in mortgage payments in an area over time.
Mortgage quartiles look at the distribution of mortgage payments among households paying off their home in Albury City relative to New South Wales. Mortgage quartiles are created for New South Wales by ranking all mortgagor households from the lowest payments to the highest payments and then dividing the list into four equal groups or quartiles.
The table shows the payment categories for each quartile in each Census period. The analysis shows the number and proportion of mortgagor households in Albury City falling into each of the four quartiles. More importantly, the dataset for New South Wales is grouped into those four equal categories for the , , and Census independently. For example, if Albury City has had an increase in the proportion of households in the top mortgage payment quartile, this indicates that perhaps a large cohort of the population have bought in recently or the area has opened up to first home buyers, or perhaps the price of homes has just increased.
Presents weekly rent paid by for the dwelling in which they were counted on Census night. Includes households occupied private dwellings renting their dwelling or occupying it rent free. Australia-wide 3. Excludes 'Other not classifiable' households as no information about their tenure type is available. Note: Rent is a better indicator of the value of housing in an area than mortgage repayments, as the rent paid is less dependent on when the occupants moved in, and there is no equity component which reduces the cost rent-buy schemes are included as mortgages, not rent.
Please note, that due to changes to the ABS Additivity rules, to protect confidentiality, for it is necessary to display Rental Payments with a reduced set of ranges, compared to what has been available in previous Census years. For more information on this topic please refer to the ABS data quality statement for Weekly Rental Payments opens a new window.
See data notes for Rental payments as well. Rental payment categories are not comparable over time because of the influences of inflation. The quartile method is the most objective method of comparing change in the rental payments of an area over time. Rental payment quartiles look at the distribution of rents among rented households in Albury City relative to New South Wales. Rental quartiles are created for New South Wales by ranking all renting households from the lowest payments to the highest payments and then dividing the list into four equal groups or quartiles.
The analysis shows the number and proportion of renting households in Albury City falling into each of the four quartiles. We are getting reports of 28 cases and 4 dead as of today. May 19, As there is NO testing until just last week, there could be thousands of cases not reported. Plus many people are traveling for Ramadan to and from norther Nigeria where there are hundreds dead from corona.
As you can read from the link provided there is little to NO testing. I have sent a local employee to the two main hospitals every week since March asking about test kits. There are none. Ruse , BG. Coconut Creek , US. Granada and Bimini villages each have cases. Another woman has been taken from here by her daughter. Her apartment along with the others are getting disinfected. Management is acting like everything is kosher here, Its NOT.
Asansol , IN. Santa Monica , US. Curitiba , BR. Gosport , GB. Jamshedpur , IN. Rules for fully vaccinated Restrictions have eased for people who are fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption. Visits to the home If all members of your household who are aged 16 years and over are fully vaccinated , you can have up to 20 fully vaccinated visitors to your home. People under 12 years are not counted as visitors.
Outdoor gatherings Up to 50 fully vaccinated people can gather outdoors. Work You'll no longer need to register your travel and you can work anywhere in NSW — regardless of your vaccination status. Work The rules that apply to those who aren't fully vaccinated depend on the area in NSW in which they live.
Further reopening from 1 December From Wednesday 1 December , restrictions are expected to ease further. Employers should allow staff to work from home at their discretion. Vaccination evidence A person who is required to be fully vaccinated to enter premises must: carry their vaccination evidence produce the evidence if requested to do so by a police officer or authorised officer If you are required to be fully vaccinated to enter a premises, you may be asked to produce your vaccination evidence by the occupier.
Vaccination evidence includes: an online immunisation history statement a COVID digital certificate from the Australian Immunisation Register a medical exemption, which includes either: a medical contraindication certificate or a medical clearance form For more information on restrictions in NSW, visit nsw.
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