The geography and demography of Indigenous temporary mobility: an analysis of the 2006 census snapshot

Prout, Sarah; Biddle, Nicholas

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The geography and demography of Indigenous temporary mobility: an analysis of the 2006 census snapshot

Date

2009

Authors

Prout, Sarah

Biddle, Nicholas

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Local area population counts and estimates are crucial inputs into policy planning and processes. However, population mobility in general, as well as large numbers of visitors to particular areas, place additional demands on resources and those providing