澳大利亚每晚有10.5万人无家可归，1.6万人要在街头露宿

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澳大利亚总共只有不到2000万人！
105,000 homeless people in Australia on census night in 2006:[2]

　　75% were Male.
　　20% were between the age of 12-18.
　　12% were under the age of 12.
　　23% were staying in boarding houses.
　　45% were staying with friends and relatives.
　　16% were sleeping rough.
　　14% were staying in accommodation provided by the Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP).
　　The Australian Bureau of Statistics breaks the homeless numbers into 3 groups: [3] Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Homeless.

　　Primary Homeless: People without conventional accommodation, living on the streets
　　Secondary Homeless: People staying in boarding houses and people already in SAAP accommodation and other similar emergency accommodation services
　　Tertiary Homeless: People with no secure accommodation staying temporarily with friends or relatives in private dwellings
　　Causes according to the 2001 census

　　Domestic and family violence (22%)
　　Eviction/previous accommodation ended (11%)
　　Relationship/family breakdown (11%)
　　Usual accommodation unavailable (11%)
　　Financial Difficulty (10%)