New Park Demographics (NSW) Local Stats
New Park (2474) is a suburb of North Coast, Northern Rivers, New South Wales. It is about 609 kms from NSW's capital city of Sydney. New Park is in the federal electorate of Page.
In the 2006 Census the population of New Park is 530 and is comprised of 51.4% males and 48.6% females.
The median/average age of the New Park population is 42 years of age, 5 years above the Australian average.
The country of birth of people living in New Park is 88.1% Australia, 3.6% England, 1.3% United States of America, 1.1% New Zealand, 0.8% France, 0.8% Switzerland.
96.8% of people speak English as their first language, 0.9% speak French, 0.9% speak Punjabi, 0.6% speak Gaelic.
The religious make up of New Park is 28% Catholic, 18.7% Anglican, 15.1% No Religion, 7.9% Uniting Church, 7.4% Presbyterian and Reformed.
52.7% of people are married, 29.9% have never married and 12.4% are separated or divorced. There are 17 widowed people living in New Park.
52.8% of the people living in New Park are employed full time, while 34.5% are employed on a part time basis. New Park has an above average unemployment rate of 6.8% and 159 people are not part of the labour force.
The average individual income is $339.00 per week and the average household income is $754.00 per week.
The average rent in New Park is $100 per week and the average mortgage repayment is $988 per month. 47.5% are fully owned, and 33.1% are in the process of being purchased by home loan mortgage. 12.7% of homes are rented.
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