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What drugs should I be taking?

Based on incidents of drug use and/or possession from Jul 2013 to Jun 2014 in Sydney LGAs1
Enter your suburb:NAME or POSTCODE
In ,
you should
be having 2
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TOP AREAS FOR:

coke:

Sydney (city)
471
Woollahra
53
Waverley
50
Parramatta
43
Randwick
40

pills:

Sydney (city)
793
Randwick
369
Auburn
311
North Sydney
69
Penrith
64

pot:

Sydney (city)
2650
Liverpool
659
Blacktown
655
Sutherland Shire
651
Fairfield
626

speed:

Sydney (city)
1007
Liverpool
220
Fairfield
195
Blacktown
189
Penrith
186

MOST vs LEAST:

TOTAL INCIDENTS:

Sydney (city): 4,921

Rate per 100,000: 767

TOTAL INCIDENTS:

Hunters Hill: 14

Rate per 100,000: 106

DRUGS & INCOME:

SHOW:

Percentage Breakdown of Incidents by Drug per LGA vs
Median Weekly Household Income3

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50%
  1. $1000
  2. $1100
  3. $1200
  4. $1300
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  8. $1700
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  10. $1900
  11. $2000
  12. $2100
  13. $2200
  14. $2300
  15. $2400
  16. $2500

No. of INCIDENTS BY LGA:

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suburb Total in LGA: coke pills pot speed total INCOME 3

NOTES:

  1. COKE

    Cocaine. A stimulant drug which comes in the form of a white crystalline powder.
  2. PILLS

    Ecstasy. A stimulant drug made up of the primary ingredient methylenedioxy - methamphetamine (MDMA).
  3. POT

    Cannabis. Includes marijuana, hashish (hash) and hash oil.
  4. SPEED

    Amphetamines. A group of stimulant drugs that includes ice, base and speed.

1. Local Government Area (LGA): A LGA is a geographical area under the responsibility of an incorporated local government council. The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) does have data down to the suburb level, but i couldn't be arsed getting it.

2. Drug shown for the suburb is based on the drug with the greatest number of incidents for the LGA in which the suburb falls. This refers to where the incident took place, not where the alleged offender lived (hence the large numbers for the city of Sydney)

3. Median weekly household income. Data via ABS QuickStats

Crime Data provided by BOCSAR. Probably not what they had in mind though. Remember, drugs are bad, kids.

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