Ongerup, WA

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Confidence in the property market bounces back from a low base: Michael Matusik

Michael Matusik

Shopping centre landlords owed $500,000 in rent following collapse of Lisa Ho fashion group

Larry SchlesingerSeven standalone stores and five concessions stores have since been shut down since the Lisa Ho Group collapsed in May.

Run your neighbourhood with ABS game

Alistair Walsh

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Demographic Data for Postcode 6336

Key Statistics

Population 197
Local Government Area (LGA) Gnowangerup (S)
Median weekly rent $ 100
Median monthly home loan repayment $ 363
Median weekly household income $ 1,090
Average household size 2
Median weekly individual income $ 489

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Demographics data has been compiled using figure from the Australian Bureau of Statistics' 2006 Census. Copyright in ABS Data resides with Commonwealth of Australia. Used with permission. (www.abs.gov.au)


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