These data cubes present Building Approvals data for small geographic areas. Statistics on international travel arriving in and departing from Australia. Measures change in sodium and saturated fat ...

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6150.0.55.005 Update to measuring unpaid care and modelling sex and age in the Labour Account Sep 2024 27/06/2025 ...

Deaths involving influenza have increased in March and April 2025. The first four months of 2025 have recorded 216 deaths involving influenza, higher than 2024 (141 deaths) and 2023 (73 deaths), and ...

Further information on unpaid care experimental estimates, sex and age estimates in the Labour Account, outcomes of the Consultation Hub process, and details on further plans and future directions can ...

In December quarter 2024: 1.1 million people (aged 18-75) without a (paid) job wanted a job, with 1 million available to start within 4 weeks. The most common reason men who wanted a job were ...

The decrease in March quarter 2025 was the result of 13,200 less jobs held by females working part-time, largely offset by 8,800 more jobs held by males working part-time. The increase from March ...

In the March quarter 2025, there were: 44 disputes, a decrease from 69 in the previous quarter. 10,300 employees involved, a decrease from 25,200 in the previous quarter. 13,900 working days lost, a ...

In seasonally adjusted terms, the April 2025 monthly business turnover indicator showed: Rises in seven industries, resulting in a 0.3% increase in the 13-industry aggregate The largest rises were in ...

Building approvals…The May 2025 seasonally adjusted estimate: Total dwellings approved rose 3.2% to 15,212. Private sector houses rose 0.5% to 9,454 and private sector dwellings excluding houses rose ...

The seasonally adjusted Wage Price Index (WPI) rose 0.9% this quarter. Over the twelve months to the March 2025 quarter, the WPI rose 3.4%. The private sector rose 0.9% and the public sector rose 1.0% ...

Australia’s International Investment Position (IIP) was a liability of $653.2b at 31 December 2024, a decline of $165.5b from the end of 2023. Foreign investment in Australia rose $326.9b to $4,970.6b ...