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100% Melbourne 100% Melbourne WELCOME 4 WELCOME 5 a Message a Message from the from City of Indigenous Melbourne Elders 100% Melbourne 100% Melbourne WelCoMe 4 WelCoMe 5 A messAge A messAge from the from City of IndIgenous melbourne elders Welcome to 100% Melbourne, a production that puts faces to Womin Jeka mirambeekbeek. boonwurrung nairm derp the stories of our city. The City of Melbourne is proud to borduprenuther willam. Welcome to my country, the land of present this project that reflects our city’s creative spirit. the great bay of the boon Wurrung people, our beautiful home. on behalf of the boon Wurrung, a clan of the greater 100% Melbourne brings together 100 Melburnians on stage Kulin nations, I welcome you to our land. Melbourne and to represent statistically correct information about its surrounds are special places which continue to carry “us”. Who they are and how they are linked makes for a forward the spirit of our tradition. This land will challenging search. While the statistics of our births and always be protected by the creator, bunjil, who travels deaths are usually confined to pie charts and graphs, 100% as an eagle, and by Waarn, who protects the waterways and Melbourne explores and amplifies our city – its cultural travels as a crow. As the spirit of my ancestors lives, diversity, culinary delights, its pets and parks, shops let the wisdom and the spirit of generosity which bunjil and bars, parents and children and so much more. Presented taught us influence the opportunities that may arise at in the Melbourne Town Hall, the spectacle is part-real this meeting place. Womin Jeka mirambeekbeek. boonwurrung life, part-game, part-theatre and places Melburnians at nairm derp bordpuren uther willam. Welcome! the centre of the work. Aunty Carolyn briggs It is a privilege to work with the internationally Arweet - boon Wurrung elder renowned theatre group rimini Protokoll to create this compelling production for the first time in Australia. on behalf of the Wurundjeri people, I would like to We invite you to enjoy the people, stories and data that acknowledge the Traditional owners of the land on which make up Melbourne. we are gathered and pay my respects to their elders both robert Doyle past and present. The name Wurundjeri is constructed from lord Mayor ‘Wurund’ – the white manna gum that feeds along the river flats; and ‘Jeri’ – the grub, similar to the witchetty grub. We are a people who share and learn our traditional cultural Cr Jennifer Kanis practices and in that spirit of sharing you are most welcome. Future Melbourne (People and Creative City) Aunty Diane Kerr Committee Chair Wurundjeri elder WelCoMe 6 7 A messAge CONTENTS from the Premier & minister for the Arts Trams, laneways, cafes, the iconic MCG and the magnificent Arts Centre spire. They are all distinctly “Melbourne”. 100% STATS 8-23 but what’s a city without people to enliven it? MeeT Melbourne: A STATISTICAl looK AT your CITy How do you define a Melburnian? We’re known as black-clad, sports-mad arty types who love their footy and crave good coffee. In truth, of course, we’re so much more. 100% Melbourne 24-41 100% Melbourne will take us beyond the stereotypes and WHAT, WHo, WHy statistics, and put the people of our city centre stage. leArn AbouT THe SHoW one hundred everyday Melburnians will take part in this dynamic community-based theatre project, creating a fascinating – and enlightening – portrait of our city. 100% PeoPle 42-251 It’s a great example of how the arts can hold a mirror MeeT your CAST to our lives and the world around us – and the Victorian Government is proud to support it. Find out more about the people who give life to our great city, and enjoy 100% Melbourne. 100% In THe MAKInG 252-265 Ted baillieu MlA MeeT THe 100% Melbourne Premier of Victoria FAMIly AnD SuPPorTerS and Minister for the Arts 8 9 100% STATS MeeT Melbourne: A STATISTICAl looK AT your CITy 100% STATS 10 100% STATS 11 50% 50% MELBOURNE POPULATION $1242 75% MediuM FaMily of melbourne’s 4,077,036 incoMe houses are ($ Weekly) detached 50% WoMEN / 50% MEN aBS 2006 dwellings AbS regionAl PoPulation Growth 2001-2010 abs 2006 0.4% InDIGENOUS AbS 2006 84% AuSTrAlIAn CITIzenS AbS 2006 24% speak A lAnGuage other 39% 1.64 4000 than enGlish at HoMe AbS 2006 Couples BABIES BORN $ Physically with Children FOR EVERY homeless Census 2006 WOMAN IN PeoPle in The Melbourne MELBOURNE melbourne area was firsT ABS 2006 council for the inhabiTed aT homeless Persons 2004 leasT 31,000 WOMEN MEN years ago In 2004 the departmenT of 99% 21.7% cheapest 10% planning and OF MELBOURNE’S FREIGHT IS CARRIED of ALL oF HousinG CommuniTy developMenT THROUGH THE ROAD NETWORK contAineriSed saleS Were Since 2006, (aboriginal affairs victoria) Melbourne Atlas DEpartment of Sustainability commoditieS 35km FroM Melbourne’S $3.21 36.9 YRS anD ENvironment & DEpartment OF Planning and exported from the CbD population haS Typical cosT MEDIAN AGE Community DEvelopment 2007 the port of Melbourne ATlas grown faSter for a café IN MELBOURNE meLbourne went DepartmenT oF than at any latte cappuccino SustainAbIlity ABS JUNE 2010 to chinA tiMe over the price index Tm 2012 AnD environMenT & port of meLbourne DepartmenT oF PlAnnInG laSt 40 yearS corporAtion Annual AnD Community ABS 2006; 2011 $11.90 report 2010 - 2011 DeVelopmenT 2007 TEMPERATURE RAIN FALL COST OF A 17% Of DAILY TRAM LITRES OF WATER USED PER PERSON MelburnianS $17.50 TICKET PER DAY Melbourne Water unDertake AVG COST OF A ZOnE OnE & TwO Daily ADult MetlinK 2012 unpaid CINEMA TICKET Voluntary worK. Inner city cinemas Of MelburnianS who volunTeer, H $17.50 5 8 % Ar e Wo M e n AVG COST OF A A n D 4 2 % Ar e Me n 501 L 227 L $35.65 100% MELBOURNE $4 Melbourne ATlas AVG COST OF A TICKET DepartmenT oF MM TYPICAL COST TICKET TO AN SustainAbIlity 19.8ºC 650 Of A LOAf AnD environMenT & MELBOURNE ANNUAL AFL MATCH DepartmenT oF PlAnnInG Of BREAD MCG ROUND 1 2012 100% AnD Community AVG MAX TEMP RAINFALL Carlton Milk Bar 2012 RESEVED SEATING DeVelopmenT 2007 1981 2007 Bureau Of Meterology Bureau oF MeteRoLogy 100% STATS 12 100% STATS 13 CounTry oF bIrTH oF MelburnIAnS NUMber oF 0 – 5 , 0 0 0 5 , 0 0 1 – 1 5 , 0 0 0 1 5 , 0 0 1 – 3 0 , 0 0 0 30,001 – 150,000 150,001 – 2,306,100 PerSonS SOURCe: AbS 2006 100% STATS 14 100% STATS 15 WORLD CITIES POPULATION POPULATION & NUMBER & AREA OF VEHICLES MANILA, THE PHILIPPINES Melbourne, AuSTrAlIA APPROX 460KM2 PoPulATIon 4,100,000 POPULATION 11.6 MILLION VeHICleS: 2,400,515 NEW YORK, USA POPULATION: 8,391,881 santiago, CHiLE VEHICLES: 1,767,091 aPPRoX 1440KM2 PoPULation 5.0 MiLLion TOKYO, JAPAN POPULATION: 12,900,000 VEHICLES: 2,500,000 Berlin, GerMAnY 2 APPrOX 1150KM LONDON, ENGLAND POPUlATiOn 3.5 MilliOn POPULATION: 7,700,000 VEHICLES: 2,810,000 Melbourne, AuSTrAlIA BERLIN, GERMANY APProX 7700KM2 POPULATION: 3,443,000 PoPulATIon 4.1 MIllIon VEHICLES: 1,080,000 AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND POPULATION: 1,354,900 VEHICLES: 803,000 VANCOUVER, CANADA POPULATION: 568,985 VEHICLES: 327,968 BEIJING, CHINA POPULATION: 19,000,000 VEHICLES: 2,200,000 SourCe: AbS 2010; UNDP 2007-2010; gadm.orG 2011 SourCe: AbS 2010, varIouS 100% STATS 16 100% STATS 17 household bicycle expendITuRe commuting Breakdown of average MELBOURNE 2003-04 Melbourne weekly household expenditure in MelBourne Number of riders reported to ABS duriNg 2.0 10.3 the ceNsus Current housing Costs 14.4 3.0 DomestiC fuel & power 2001 2006 14,443 fooD & non-alCoholiC 13.1 20,592 alCoholiC beverages 17.5 + 42.57% tobaCCo proDuCts SyDney Clothing & footwear 15.2 householD furnishings 2.6 4.5 & equipment 5.4 1.2 6.1 4.8 misCellaneous gooDs & serviCes 2001 2006 11,131 transport Melbourne’s average weekly 12,132 expenditure is generally higher reCreation than for the rest of victoria, + 8.99% personal Care especially on housing and food. brISbAne meDiCal Care & health expenses 2001 2006 7,890 8,889 SOURCE: MElbournE Atlas DEpartment Of + 12.66% SustAinAbility An Environment & DEpartment plAnning AnD Community DEvElOpment 2007 SourCe: AbS AnD BicyCle VicoTria 100% STATS 18 100% STATS 19 percentage AIR QUALITY of unemployment PArTICulATe ConCenTrATIonS days of 30 DAIly 24-Hour PM10 exceedence per capita SYDNEY 20 MELBOURNE BRISBANE 10 5.9% 4.8% 6.9% 6.4% 8.4% 7.7% 5.8% 7.6% 6.6% 8.8% york paris 12.3% toyko W berlin sydney london vienna 0 auckland ne melbourne vancouver copenhagen 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 SourCe: OECD 2009 Flora & Fauna crimes AGAiNsT A PersON reCorDeD oFFenCeS For > The porT philip region supporTs 296 ThreaTened flora 128 CrIMeS AGAInST THe PerSon ThreaTened fauna species. 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