- Socio-Economic
Indexes for
Areas (commonly
known by its acronym,
SEIFA) is a
product that
summarizes the
relative socio-economic
characteristics of Australian...
- Post
Office opened on 15 June 1925, and
closed in 1943.
Bangholme has a
SEIFA score of 744,
indicating a high
level of
disadvantage — it is in the bottom...
- Sefa-utaki (斎場御嶽, Okinawan: シェーファウタキ Seefa-utaki),
meaning "purified
place of Utaki," is a
historical sacred space,
overlooking Kudaka Island, that served...
- 001 –
Census of Po****tion and Housing: Socio-Economic
Indexes for
Areas (
SEIFA),
Australia – Data only, 2006".
Retrieved 4
August 2010. Tapper, Andrew;...
-
neighbourhoods in the
Electoral District of
Wentworth fall
under the top
decile of
SEIFA advantage,
making it the
least disadvantaged area in the country. As of...
- many
other indices have been developed. "Socio-Economic
Indexes for
Areas (
SEIFA)".
Australian Bureau of Statistics. 27
March 2018.
Statistics Canada publishes...
- 2016-06-13.
Retrieved 2016-07-20. "Managing
Confidentiality and
Learning about SEIFA".
Australian Bureau of Statistics. 2006-04-18.
Archived from the original...
- Tjaru.
Throughout the 20th century,
Tjaru has been
identified as Tel Abu-
Seifa, 4 km east of Qantarah.
After excavations in the late 20th and
early 21st...
-
Springfield and
Mount George),
according to the
Australian Bureau of Statistics'
SEIFA indexes.
Prior to the
British colonisation of
South Australia in 1836, Burnside...
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component of sets of key
variables that were
thought to be important.
These SEIFA indexes are
regularly published for
various jurisdictions, and are used...
