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State (youth population) a headspace Round Additional youth captured Percentage of state youth population Queensland (n = 820,217) headspace Hervey Bay 2 8,177 1.00 headspace Southport 2 11,906 1.45 headspace Townsville 2 38,284 4.67 headspace Warwick 2 6,247 0.76 headspace Cairns 3 17,799 2.17 headspace Inala 3 56,179 6.85 headspace Nundah 3 34,406 4.19 headspace Ipswich 2 4 0 0.00 headspace Mackay 4 21,488 2.62 headspace Maroochydore 4 8,850 1.08 headspace Brisbane City 5 48,680 5.94 headspace Mt Isa 5 6,634 0.81 headspace Redcliffe 5 38,949 4.75 headspace Rockhampton 5 21,480 2.62 headspace Indooroopilly 6 38,489 4.69 headspace Toowoomba 6 27,983 3.41 headspace Woolloongabba 6 65,948 8.04 headspace Caboolture 2 7 0 0.00 headspace Capalaba 7 38,198 4.66 headspace Gladstone 7 13,133 1.60 headspace Bundaberg 8 14,197 1.73 Total Queensland 517,027 63.04 South Australia (n = 288,762) headspace Edinburgh North 1 76,106 26.36 headspace Edinburgh North 1 1 0 0.00 headspace Edinburgh North 1 1 0 0.00 headspace Edinburgh North 1 1 0 0.00 headspace Edinburgh North 1 1 0 0.00 headspace Berri 2 11,173 3.87 headspace Murray Bridge 2 2 0 0.00 headspace Noarlunga 3 61,402 21.26 headspace Port Augusta 4 5,235 1.81 headspace Woodville 5 38,229 13.24 headspace Norwood 6 53,165 18.41 headspace Limestone Coast 7 10,662 3.69 Total South Australia 255,972 88.64 Appendix G Social Policy Research Centre 2015 headspace Evaluation Final Report 212
State (youth population) a headspace Round Additional youth captured Percentage of state youth population Western Australia (n = 428,209) headspace Albany 1 9,263 2.16 Fremantle headspace 2 68,604 16.02 headspace Broome 2 6,881 1.61 headspace Osborne Park 3 94,502 22.07 headspace Bunbury 4 17,547 4.10 headspace Midland 4 42,011 9.81 headspace Joondalup 2 5 0 0.00 headspace Rockingham 2 5 0 0.00 headspace Armadale 6 90,391 21.11 headspace Kalgoorlie 6 8,668 2.02 headspace Geraldton 7 9,749 2.28 Total Western Australia 347,616 81.18 Tasmania (n = 87,341) headspace Launceston 2 15,840 18.14 headspace Launceston 1 4 7,200 8.24 headspace Hobart 3 39,191 44.87 Total Tasmania 62,231 71.25 Northern Territory (n = 44,441) headspace Darwin 1 24,652 55.47 Australian Capital Territory (n = 73,462) headspace Alice Springs 2 7,639 17.19 Total Northern Territory 32,291 72.66 headspace Canberra 2 73,462 100.00 Total Australian Capital Territory 73,462 100.00 Australia (n = 3,982,368) 3,204,296 80.46 a population is as at the 2011 Census of Population and Housing. Appendix G Social Policy Research Centre 2015 headspace Evaluation Final Report 213
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State (youth population) a <strong>headspace</strong> Round Additional youth<br />
captured<br />
Percentage of state<br />
youth population<br />
Western Australia (n = 428,209) <strong>headspace</strong> Albany 1 9,263 2.16<br />
Fremantle <strong>headspace</strong> 2 68,604 16.02<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Broome 2 6,881 1.61<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Osborne Park 3 94,502 22.07<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Bunbury 4 17,547 4.10<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Midland 4 42,011 9.81<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Joondalup 2 5 0 0.00<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Rockingham 2 5 0 0.00<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Armadale 6 90,391 21.11<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Kalgoorlie 6 8,668 2.02<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Gerald<strong>to</strong>n 7 9,749 2.28<br />
Total Western Australia 347,616 81.18<br />
Tasmania (n = 87,341) <strong>headspace</strong> Launces<strong>to</strong>n 2 15,840 18.14<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Launces<strong>to</strong>n 1 4 7,200 8.24<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Hobart 3 39,191 44.87<br />
Total Tasmania 62,231 71.25<br />
Northern Terri<strong>to</strong>ry (n = 44,441) <strong>headspace</strong> Darwin 1 24,652 55.47<br />
Australian Capital Terri<strong>to</strong>ry<br />
(n = 73,462)<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Alice Springs 2 7,639 17.19<br />
Total Northern Terri<strong>to</strong>ry 32,291 72.66<br />
<strong>headspace</strong> Canberra 2 73,462 100.00<br />
Total Australian Capital Terri<strong>to</strong>ry 73,462 100.00<br />
Australia (n = 3,982,368) 3,204,296 80.46<br />
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