The Australian Bureau of Statistics

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is the national agency responsible for collecting, analyzing, and publishing data about Australia’s people, economy, environment, and society. It provides essential information that helps governments, businesses, and communities make informed decisions. The ABS conducts surveys and censuses, including the national population census every five years. Its data covers areas like employment, health, education, and infrastructure, ensuring reliable, standardized statistics are available to understand Australia’s current state and inform future planning and policy development.