4510.0 - Recorded Crime - Victims, Australia, 2014

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 22/07/2015

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Key Findings Introduction + Victims of Crime, Australia Homicide and Related Offences Sexual Assault Kidnapping and Abduction Robbery Blackmail and Extortion Unlawful Entry With Intent Motor Vehicle Theft Other Theft + Victims of Crime, states and territories + Victims of Crime, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Victims + Victims of Assault, selected states and territories Number of robbery victims falls to five-year low (Media Release) Experimental Family and Domestic Violence Statistics About this Release History of Changes	UNLAWFUL ENTRY WITH INTENT There was a 6.5% decrease in the number of victims of unlawful entry with intent in Australia, from 194,529 in 2013 to a five year low of 181,879 in 2014. In Australia during 2014: The most common location for unlawful entry with intent to occur was a residential location (71% or 129,941 victims); Nearly seven in ten victims of unlawful entry with intent had property taken (68% or 122,952 victims); and 11% of all unlawful entry with intent investigations (20,051 victims) were finalised by police within 30 days. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.