The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will begin releasing data from the 2021 Census data from 28 June 2022. Tomorrow!
The REMPLAN data science and software teams have been preparing for the new 2021 Census data. Following each release, the teams will be working hard to...
REMPLAN Business Analysis Module update
The REMPLAN Business Analysis Module (BAM) is a powerful resource with a broad range of applications, providing insights for economic development and planning. The BAM software incorporates sorted and geo-coded Australian Business Register (ABR) data which together with local...
How affordable is housing in your region?
Many Australians are locked out of the housing market, or are facing 30-year, million-dollar-plus mortgages. There are many factors contributing to increasing house prices and reduced housing affordability in communities across the nation. These include:
Low interest rates for...
Case Study - Industrial Land Supply and Demand Modelling
“The traditional approach to delivering projects relies primarily on static reports that provide fixed results at a specific point in time.”
Your project's timeframe is many months. A technical report is commissioned. A lot...
The fall in Australian Business Number (ABN) registrations is accelerating. January and February’s figures were similar at around 10 percent less registrations compared to the last three-year average for the same months. However, March recorded 25 percent fewer and April saw a massive 43 percent...
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and the Department of Jobs and Small Business (DJSB) recently released unemployment data for the December 2019 quarter. All public-access REMPLAN Economy and Community profiles have now been updated to reflect the new data. The December quarter unemployment rate was highest in South Australia (6.1%), followed by Queensland (5.6%),...
Why did the chicken put all its eggs in one basket?
If this was in fact a clever chicken, a keen investor who heeded ASIC’s advice, it would in fact diversify its egg portfolio and place its assets in many different baskets.
“Diversification helps you ride out the ups and downs of financial markets by spreading your money across different asset classes. It will leave you less exposed to a single economic event, so if one business or sector you've invested in isn't performing well, you won't lose all your money .” www.moneysmart.gov.au
We are pleased to advise you that all public-access REMPLAN Economy and Community profiles have now been updated following the release of building approvals data (2018-19) from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The number of dwelling approvals in Australia fell by 1.3 per cent in June 2019....
We are pleased to advise you that all public-access REMPLAN Economy and Community profiles have now been updated with the latest area-specific unemployment rate data (March quarter 2019). This data has recently been released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and the Department of Jobs and...
We are pleased to advise that all REMPLAN public-access economic and community profiles have now been updated with the latest Estimated Resident Population (ERP) data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). ERP is the official estimate of the Australian population, which links people to a...
