Whitlam is an Australian federal electoral division, named in honor of former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. Established in 2016, it encompasses areas within the Shellharbour City Council, Wingecarribee Shire Council, and part of the Wollongong City Council. As of 2022, there are 125,535 registered voters in Whitlam.
The Division of Whitlam encompasses a diverse range of communities, including:
Bowral: Known for its heritage architecture, gardens, and as a cultural hub in the Southern Highlands.
Mittagong: A gateway to the Southern Highlands, offering historic sites and natural attractions Moss vale: An agricultural center with a growing residential community.
Albion Park: A suburb in the Shellharbour area, experiencing residential growth.
Dapto: A suburb of Wollongong, known for its community facilities and residential areas.
According to the 2021 Census data:
Population: The electorate has a diverse population, with a mix of age groups and cultural backgrounds.
Employment: Key industries include manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and education.
Education: A range of educational institutions serve the area, from primary schools to tertiary facilities.
Income: Household incomes vary, reflecting the mix of urban and regional communities within the electorate.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the Australian Electoral Commissions profile of Whitlam.
Additionally, the Australian Bureau of Statistics provides comprehensive census data for the area.
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