Demographics | Participants, n (%) |
Age | |
18–24 | 2 (4) |
25–34 | 20 (39) |
35–44 | 14 (27) |
45–54 | 7 (14) |
55–64 | 6 (12) |
65–74 | 2 (4) |
Gender | |
Female | 42 (84) |
Male | 5 (10) |
Non-binary | 1 (2) |
Trans | 2 (4) |
Highest education level | |
Completed some postschool technical training or university study | 4 (8) |
Completed university degree | 24 (47) |
Postgraduate degree | 23 (45) |
Marital status | |
Married/de facto | 30 (67) |
Single | 15 (33) |
Race/ethnicity* | |
Aboriginal | 1 (2) |
Anglo | 10 (20) |
Asian | 2 (4) |
Australian (including Asian Australian, non-Indigenous Australian, Irish-Catholic Australian) | 11 (22) |
Caucasian | 13 (26) |
Chinese | 1 (2) |
European | 3 (6) |
Jewish Anglo | 1 (2) |
Mixed (including Anglo/Sri Lankan) | 3 (6) |
The human race | 1 (2) |
White | 4 (8) |
Country of origin | |
Australia | 39 (78) |
Other countries† | 11 (22) |
Language(s) spoken at home | |
English only | 47 (94) |
English and other language(s)‡ | 3 (6) |
Employment status | |
Full-time employment | 27 (53) |
Part-time employment | 16 (31) |
Unemployed | 7 (14) |
Volunteer | 1 (2) |
Residency | |
Major city | 42 (91) |
Regional | 4 (9) |
*Categories based on language used by participants.
†Other countries reported: China, Germany, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sweden, UK and USA.
‡Other languages reported: Dutch, Polish, Punjabi, Spanish and Urdu.