Total household wealth rose by 3.1 per cent, or $551.3 billion, in the September quarter 2025, according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The value of ...

Jenny Dobak, ABS head of migration statistics, said: ‘Net overseas migration dropped by 124,000 people in 2024-25, falling for the second year in a row since the financial year high of 538,000 people ...

Females spent more time on unpaid work, at 4 hours 53 minutes on average a day, than males at 3 hours 52 minutes. The 2024 Time Use Survey (TUS) was conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics ...

Weekly earnings of employees, casual workers, independent contractors, trade union membership, labour hire, job flexibility, job security ...

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More than a third of females (36%) and 30% of males always or often felt rushed or pressed for time. People who worked from home spent an hour longer doing unpaid work on their workday. Just under one ...

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At 30 June 2025 there were 2,729,648 actively trading businesses in the Australian economy, with 994,178 of these businesses being employing.

Lending indicators, December Quarter 2025Release date 11/02/2026 11:30am AEDT Lending indicators, March 2026Release date 13/05/2026 11:30am AEST Lending indicators, June Quarter 2026Release date 12/08 ...

Australian National Accounts: Finance and Wealth, December 2025Release date 26/03/2026 11:30am AEDT Australian National Accounts: Finance and Wealth, March 2026Release date 25/06/2026 11:30am AEST ...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are at heightened risk of more severe outcomes from acute respiratory diseases. There are several reasons for this, including higher rates of ...