respondents (39%) had at least one of the health conditions listed; again the most commonly reported being asthma (14%) and mental health problems (19%). Figure . Health conditions Base: All respondents (n=356 for Indigenous; n=510 Non-Indigenous) Respondents were asked about the job of the main income earner in their household. As illustrated in Figure 42, the most common response was occupation’ (31%) for Indigenous respondents, followed by ‘no or personal service worker’ (13%) and (14%). In contrast, only 10% of the ‘community ‘labourer’ sample reported occupation’, and (19%) and (15%) were the most ‘no ‘professional’ ‘manager’ common responses. Figure . Main household earner’s job Base: All respondents (n=356 for Indigenous; n=510 Non-Indigenous)
respondents (39%) had at least one of the health conditions listed; again the most commonly reported being asthma (14%) and mental health problems (19%). Figure . Health conditions Base: All respondents (n=356 for Indigenous; n=510 Non-Indigenous) Respondents were asked about the job of the main income earner in their household. As illustrated in Figure 42, the most common response was ‘no occupation’ (31%) for Indigenous respondents, followed by ‘community or personal service worker’ (13%) and ‘labourer’ (14%). In contrast, only 10% of the sample reported ‘no occupation’, and ‘professional’ (19%) and ‘manager’ (15%) were the most common responses. Figure . Main household earner’s job Base: All respondents (n=356 for Indigenous; n=510 Non-Indigenous)
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