While more data is still to be released, the comparisons that can be made include income, housing status (proportion of renters or those with a mortgage) and the number of unoccupied homes.

Western Australia occupies the first 13 spots of the ranking of Australia’s towns with highest personal incomes. Dampier in Western Australia is the town that has the highest proportion of households earning more than $4,000 a week (22.3 per cent).

The towns with the highest number of vacant homes can be found on the NSW central coast, NSW south coast and on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.

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17 July 2012

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