The data that we used can be found on the Research Platforms github repository OpenRes.
Crime statistics in Victoria between 2012-2016 (geographical distribution and gender ratio)

More crime happens in the cities. Possibly correlated with population density

Males commit significantly more crimes than females
Gender and Age Distribution of Crimes

*Data missing for: Male Other drug offences, Female Bribery, Female Other drug offences, Female Public security offences, Female Regulatory driving offences
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Male to female ratio is highest in sexual offences
Gender Distribution of Sexual Offences
*Data not complete for 50-54 and 60+ Females
Males and females in the age group of 15-19 are more likely to commit sex crimes
Females in the age group 15-19 are most likely to be victims, whereas most of the male victims are 10-14 years old
Considering the age groups of the sex offenders and victims (and other crimes), more awareness and intervention strategies are required, especially at schools.
Contributors: Vindhya Nawaratne, Pradeep Rajasekhar, Akira Wang(akira.t.wang@gmail.com), Rylan Gan(rylangan@gmail.com), Irabella Lin, Belle Lim