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South Pacific Internet Stats > Site Links > Australia
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Australia
Internet Usage Stats
and Telecommunications Market Report
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Internet Usage Statistics:
21,176,595
Internet users as of Dec./2014, 93.1% of the population,
according to ITU.
Internet Broadband Subscribers:
5,490,000
Broadband subscribers (connections) as of Dec./12, 24.9% of the population,
according to OECD.
Latest Population
Estimate:
22,751,014
population for 2015, according to Census Bureau.
Gross National
Income:
GNI per
capita is US$ 64,680 (2014) according to
World Bank.
Australia
Country Area and Maps:
7,682,557 sq
km - see Australia
maps.
Australian
Statistics and Links:
National Library of Australia
Statistics.
Internet Growth and
Population Statistics:
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YEAR
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Users
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Population
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% Pop.
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G.N.I.
p.c.
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Usage
Source
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2000
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6,600,000
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19,521,900
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33.8 %
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$19,992 ('00)
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ITU
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2007
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14,729,191
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20,434,176
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70.2 %
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$21,650 ('06)
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Nielsen//NetRatings
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2009
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16,926,015
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21,262,641
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79.6 %
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$32,220 ('06)
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Nielsen Online
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2012
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19,554,832
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22,015,576
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88.8 %
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$43,740 ('11)
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IWS
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2015
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21,176,595
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22,751,014
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93.1 %
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$64,680 ('14)
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IWS
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G.N.I.p.c. = Per Capita Gross
National Income in US dollars,
Search Engines
and Directories:
Australia Local
Search.
Demographic
data:
Please see
below.
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Australia Internet Usage, Broadband
and Market Reports
Definitions
‘Dial-up’ or ‘narrowband’ Internet
access is used in this brief for access speeds up to and
including 128 kilobits per second (kbps).
‘Broadband’ is used in this brief to refer to higher bandwidth,
always-on services, offering data rates of 128 kbps and
above.
DSL Broadband Usage
DSL Forum and
Point Topic survey for 2004 third quarter indicates
Australia has 910,000 registered DSL Broadband subscribers.
Cable now holds a smaller share of the broadband market.
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Internet Access
Lines in Australia in Sept.2004
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Dial-Up:
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658,555
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Non Dial-Up:
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1,300,359
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TOTAL Lines:
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1,958,914
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Source: ABS, 8153.0 Internet Activity, Australia.
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Internet
Activity Summary by states and territories -
Sep.2004
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Location
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ISP
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Access
Lines
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Subscribers
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New South Wales
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256
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667,338
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1,935,000
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Victoria
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213
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520,398
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1,565,000
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Queensland
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174
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347,658
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1,026,000
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South Australia
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61
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121,458
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413,000
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Western
Australia
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88
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199,435
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519,000
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Tasmania
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23
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36,999
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111,000
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Northern
Territory
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13
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11,633
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32,000
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Australian Capital
Territory
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34
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53,995
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1420,000
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All Australia
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687
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1,958,914
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5,741,000
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Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 8153.0 Internet
Activity.
Australian
Territories
Australian Territories information and links.
Guide to
Australia
Australian links to general facts and figures, geography,
culture, tourism, travel, government and history, presented by
the Charles Sturt University.
Australia in The
OECD
Australian News Site, featuring OECD
articles.
Budde Broadbanding Report -
Regional, Australia
All around the world countries are recognising the fact that
their national telecommunications infrastructure is vital to the
national interest – both socially and economically –
and, in light of this, governments are increasing their
involvement in telecommunications infrastructure. A large part of
this infrastructure exists as a natural monopoly, and government
policies and regulations need to be adjusted to reflect that
reality. Furthermore, a significant section – around a
third – of the infrastructure resides in areas where it
will not be economically viable to upgrade the existing
copper-based infrastructure to a fibre-based information highway.
It is important that governments take the lead in addressing this
issue. Paul Budde offers a wide selection of telecommunications market
reports.
More telecom reports available
here
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Australia Internet Demographic Information:
Population:
20,507,264
(2005 est.)
Age
structure:
0-14 years:
19.8% (male 2,116,875/female 1,943,563)
15-64 years:
67.2% (male 7,085,692/female 6,695,189)
65 years and
over: 12.9% (male 1,193,435/female 1,452,002) (2005
est.)
Median
age:
total: 36.56
years (2005 est.)
female: 37.4 years
male:
35.74 years
Australia Population Size and Growth, 2004 to
2010
Australia Population Projections, 2006 to
2101
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time.
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