National accounts

• The Australian economy rose 0.4% in seasonally adjusted chain volume measures.
• In nominal terms, GDP rose 1.7%.
• The terms of trade rose 0.3%.
• Household saving to income ratio rose to 6.4% from 6.0%. 

Selected series for macroeconomic analysis derived from national accounts and labour force data

• Gross State Product (GSP) rose in all states and territories in 2024-25
• The strongest result was observed in the Australian Capital Territory, which grew 3.5%, followed by Queensland (2.2%), Western Australia (1.3%) and Victoria (1.1%)

• The Australian economy grew 1.4% in chain volume terms in 2024-25.
• Labour productivity fell 0.7%.
• The household saving ratio rose to 6.1% from 3.0% in 2023-24.
• National net worth rose $0.8 trillion to $21.4 trillion.

Supply-use tables balance the 3 measures of GDP and provide detailed information about the supply and use of products in the Australian economy

• Household wealth increased $470.1b (2.7%) to $17,764.7b.
• Demand for credit was $86.5b.
• Australia's net borrowing position increased by $3.2b to $17.5b this quarter.
• Capital investment as a proportion of GDP decreased to 24.2%.

In June quarter 2025, there were 702,800 tourism jobs. This was:

• 3,900 (-0.6%) less jobs than March quarter 2025
• 30,900 (4.6%) more jobs than June quarter 2024
• 1 in 23 (4.4%) filled jobs in the economy.

In 2023-24, the Australian defence industry:

• contributed $11.9b (0.47%) to Australia’s gross value added, up 12.4% from the previous year
• employed 69,400 persons, up 9.1% from the previous year
• consisted of 5,539 Australian businesses.

Input–Output (I-O) tables provide detailed information about the supply and use of products in the Australian economy

In 2023-24,

• tourism gross domestic product (GDP) was $78.1b in current prices
• tourism GDP rose 5.5% in chain volume terms
• international tourism consumption rose by $10.8b in chain volume terms
• domestic tourism consumption fell by $2.3b in chain volume terms
• tourism filled jobs rose 5.7% to 691,500.

• Total transport activity contributed 7.9% ($164.4b) to GDP in 2020-21.
• Total transport activity was the second largest industry contributor to the Australian economy behind mining in 2020-21.
• There were around 1.2 million employed persons in the total transport industry (including warehousing) in 2020-21.

Integrates ABS micro and macro data to produce distributional information of household income, consumption and wealth

This product details Australian production, imports, margins, taxes, subsidies, intermediate and final usage, and exports of over 900 products

Estimates of the direct contribution that NPIs make to the Australian economy, including to gross value added and gross domestic product