the spatial concentration of Green support
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I did some poking and prodding of the polling place data, looking at the way Green support is highly concentrated in the inner-capital cities (and in Melbourne and Sydney, in particular). There are a few interesting exceptions that will make sense to Australian readers: Nimbin, Kuranda, Broome…
A sample graph from the report:
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