Consumer Price Index, Australia

Latest release

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures household inflation and includes statistics about price change for categories of household expenditure

Reference period

September Quarter 2025

Released

29/10/2025

Release date and time

29/10/2025 11:30am AEDT

Key statistics

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.3% this quarter.
Over the twelve months to the September 2025 quarter, the CPI rose 3.2%.
The most significant price rises this quarter were Housing (+2.5%), Recreation and culture (+1.9%) and Transport (+1.2%).

What's new this quarter

Complete monthly measure of the CPI

The first release of the complete Monthly CPI will be published on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, using the October 2025 reference month. Today marks the final time that the quarterly CPI will be the primary measure of headline inflation and the last release of the Monthly CPI Indicator. More details are available in our media statement: ABS announces the Monthly CPI to start in November 2025

Transition to monthly CPI

An information paper Evolving Australia's Consumer Price Index has been released today. It highlights how the collection and publication of prices in Australia has evolved over time from its beginnings in the early 1900s through to the current transition from the quarterly CPI to the complete Monthly CPI.

Monthly CPI publication

A mock-up of the complete Monthly CPI publication (including table shells and series IDs) was published on the Complete monthly measure of the CPI page on 30 September.

Monthly CPI Indicator

The latest monthly inflation data can be found in the Monthly CPI Indicator. For more information on how the Monthly CPI Indicator relates to the quarterly CPI see Introducing a monthly CPI indicator for Australia.

Main features

All groups CPI, Australia, quarterly and annual movement (%)
Quarter	Change from previous quarter (%)	Annual change (%)
Sep-15	0.5	1.5
Dec-15	0.4	1.7
Mar-16	-0.2	1.3
Jun-16	0.4	1.0
Sep-16	0.7	1.3
Dec-16	0.5	1.5
Mar-17	0.5	2.1
Jun-17	0.2	1.9
Sep-17	0.6	1.8
Dec-17	0.6	1.9
Mar-18	0.4	1.9
Jun-18	0.4	2.1
Sep-18	0.4	1.9
Dec-18	0.5	1.8
Mar-19	0.0	1.3
Jun-19	0.6	1.6
Sep-19	0.5	1.7
Dec-19	0.7	1.8
Mar-20	0.3	2.2
Jun-20	-1.9	-0.3
Sep-20	1.6	0.7
Dec-20	0.9	0.9
Mar-21	0.6	1.1
Jun-21	0.8	3.8
Sep-21	0.8	3.0
Dec-21	1.3	3.5
Mar-22	2.1	5.1
Jun-22	1.8	6.1
Sep-22	1.8	7.3
Dec-22	1.9	7.8
Mar-23	1.4	7.0
Jun-23	0.8	6.0
Sep-23	1.2	5.4
Dec-23	0.6	4.1
Mar-24	1.0	3.6
Jun-24	1.0	3.8
Sep-24	0.2	2.8
Dec-24	0.2	2.4
Mar-25	0.9	2.4
Jun-25	0.7	2.1
Sep-25	1.3	3.2

All groups CPI, Australia, quarterly and annual movement (%)

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Weighted average of eight capital cities
Weighted average of eight capital cities	Jun Qtr 2025 to Sep Qtr 2025	Sep Qtr 2024 to Sep Qtr 2025
	(% change)	(% change)
All groups CPI	1.3	3.2
Food and non-alcoholic beverages	0.7	3.1
Alcohol and tobacco	1.6	5.9
Clothing and footwear	0.5	2.4
Housing	2.5	4.7
Furnishings, household equipment and services	0.9	1.0
Health	0.0	4.2
Transport	1.2	0.8
Communication	1.4	1.8
Recreation and culture	1.9	2.3
Education	0.1	5.3
Insurance and financial services	0.8	2.6
CPI analytical series
All groups CPI, seasonally adjusted	1.2	3.2
Trimmed mean	1.0	3.0
Weighted median	1.0	2.8

Overview

Trimmed mean inflation increases in September quarter

Trimmed mean annual inflation was 3.0 per cent to the September 2025 quarter, up from 2.7 per cent to the June quarter. This is the first time Trimmed mean annual inflation has increased since December 2022.

All groups CPI and Trimmed mean, Australia, annual movement (%)
	All groups CPI (%)	Trimmed mean (%)
Sep-15	1.5	2.1
Dec-15	1.7	2.1
Mar-16	1.3	1.7
Jun-16	1.0	1.6
Sep-16	1.3	1.6
Dec-16	1.5	1.5
Mar-17	2.1	1.7
Jun-17	1.9	1.7
Sep-17	1.8	1.7
Dec-17	1.9	1.7
Mar-18	1.9	1.7
Jun-18	2.1	1.6
Sep-18	1.9	1.7
Dec-18	1.8	1.8
Mar-19	1.3	1.6
Jun-19	1.6	1.6
Sep-19	1.7	1.5
Dec-19	1.8	1.5
Mar-20	2.2	1.7
Jun-20	-0.3	1.2
Sep-20	0.7	1.2
Dec-20	0.9	1.2
Mar-21	1.1	1.1
Jun-21	3.8	1.6
Sep-21	3.0	2.1
Dec-21	3.5	2.6
Mar-22	5.1	3.8
Jun-22	6.1	4.9
Sep-22	7.3	6.1
Dec-22	7.8	6.8
Mar-23	7.0	6.5
Jun-23	6.0	5.8
Sep-23	5.4	5.1
Dec-23	4.1	4.2
Mar-24	3.6	4.0
Jun-24	3.8	4.0
Sep-24	2.8	3.6
Dec-24	2.4	3.3
Mar-25	2.4	2.9
Jun-25	2.1	2.7
Sep-25	3.2	3.0

All groups CPI and Trimmed mean, Australia, annual movement (%)

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Jump in annual Goods inflation

Annual Goods inflation was 3.0 per cent, up from 1.1 per cent in the previous quarter. This was due mainly to electricity (23.6 per cent), while automotive fuel prices had less of a detraction in the 12 months to the September quarter (-1.6 per cent) compared to the June quarter (-10.0 per cent).

Annual Services inflation was 3.5 per cent to the September quarter, up from 3.3 per cent to the June quarter.

CPI Goods and Services components, annual movement (%)
	Goods (%)	Services (%)
Sep-15	0.6	2.7
Dec-15	1.2	2.4
Mar-16	0.9	1.9
Jun-16	0.3	2.0
Sep-16	1.0	1.8
Dec-16	1.3	1.7
Mar-17	2.5	1.6
Jun-17	2.0	1.8
Sep-17	1.8	1.8
Dec-17	2.2	1.7
Mar-18	2.0	2.0
Jun-18	2.3	1.8
Sep-18	2.2	1.6
Dec-18	1.7	1.7
Mar-19	1.3	1.3
Jun-19	1.5	1.4
Sep-19	1.5	1.8
Dec-19	1.9	1.8
Mar-20	2.7	1.8
Jun-20	1.3	-2.2⁽²⁾
Sep-20	1.8	-0.6
Dec-20	1.1	0.8
Mar-21	1.1	1.1
Jun-21	2.8	5.1⁽¹⁾
Sep-21	2.8	3.5
Dec-21	4.3	2.3
Mar-22	6.6	3.0
Jun-22	8.4	3.3
Sep-22	9.6	4.1
Dec-22	9.5	5.5
Mar-23	7.6	6.1
Jun-23	5.8	6.3
Sep-23	4.9	5.8
Dec-23	3.8	4.6
Mar-24	3.1	4.3
Jun-24	3.2	4.5
Sep-24	1.4	4.6
Dec-24	0.8	4.3
Mar-25	1.3	3.7
Jun-25	1.1	3.3
Sep-25	3.0	3.5

(1) End of free child care ↵
(2) Free child care ↵

CPI Goods and Services components, annual movement (%)

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Annual inflation rises for some Services categories

Annual Services inflation has risen for some services this quarter including restaurants, dentists and vets. Inflation for domestic holiday travel has risen again this quarter due to higher accommodation and airfare prices.

Annual inflation continues to ease for rents to 3.8 per cent, the lowest since December 2022. There has also been a notable drop for insurance, from annual increases in premium prices of 14 per cent last year to less than 3 per cent in the September 2025 quarter.

Selected services annual movements (%)
	Sep-24 (%)	Dec-24 (%)	Mar-25 (%)	Jun-25 (%)	Sep-25 (%)
Services - total	4.6	4.3	3.7	3.3	3.5
Dental services	2.7	2.9	2.2	2.1	3.1
Vet & other pet services	5.8	5.3	5.8	4.6	5.0
Restaurant meals	2.8	2.7	2.7	2.3	2.8
Hairdressing & personal grooming services	6.3	5.6	3.9	3.6	2.8
Rents	6.7	6.4	5.5	4.5	3.8
Insurance	14.0	11.0	7.6	3.9	2.6
Domestic holiday travel	1.3	3.0	1.9	3.1	5.2

Selected services annual movements (%)

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Electricity costs rise due to annual price reviews and rebate timing

Electricity rose 9.0 per cent this quarter, following an 8.1 per cent rise in the June quarter.

The rise in Electricity costs was driven by annual price reviews and the timing of rebates.

Excluding the rebates, electricity prices would have risen by 4.8 per cent in the September 2025 quarter following annual price reviews.

The Electricity series recorded a rise of 23.6 per cent over the past 12 months. The annual rise in electricity costs is primarily related to State Government rebates being used up by households. State Government electricity rebates that were in place in September quarter 2024 included the Queensland $1,000 State rebate, the Western Australia $400 State rebate and the Tasmania $250 State rebate. Over the year, those rebates have been used up and those programs have finished.

The following graph shows the impact the rebates have had on the Electricity series in the CPI since the September 2023 quarter when the EBRF rebates were first introduced.

Electricity Index, Australia (June 2023 quarter = 100.0)
	Excluding Government Electricity Rebates (Index)	Including Government Electricity Rebates (Index)
Jun-23	100.0	100.0
Sep-23	118.6	104.2
Dec-23	117.5	105.6
Mar-24	117.0	103.8
Jun-24	114.6	106.0
Sep-24	115.4	87.7
Dec-24	115.6	79.0
Mar-25	116.1	91.9
Jun-25	116.6	99.3
Sep-25	122.2	108.2⁽³⁾

EBRF (a)
EBRF (b)
(3) EBRF (c) ↵

Electricity Index, Australia (June 2023 quarter = 100.0)

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Introduction of the 2023-24 Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) for concession households in NSW, VIC, SA, TAS, NT and ACT, and all households in QLD and WA, from July 2023.
Introduction of the first instalment of 2024-25 Commonwealth EBRF rebates for all households, and State government rebates in QLD, WA and TAS, from July 2024.
First instalment of extended 2024-25 EBRF rebates for all households in VIC, QLD, SA, TAS and NT from July 2025, and all households in NSW and ACT from August 2025.

Biggest rise in Property rates and charges in over a decade

Property rates and charges typically increase in the September quarter as local councils review their rates and levies. The 6.3 per cent rise this year was the highest since 2014. The rise reflects increases in general rates in all capital cities, higher waste levies and additional levies charged by councils.

Property rates and charges, annual movement
	Annual change
Sep-14	6.3
Sep-15	4.6
Sep-16	4
Sep-17	2.6
Sep-18	2.3
Sep-19	2.5
Sep-20	1.3
Sep-21	3.3
Sep-22	3.6
Sep-23	4.4
Sep-24	4.9
Sep-25	6.3

Property rates and charges, annual movement

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Annual inflation continues to ease for rents and remains low for new dwellings

Rental prices rose 3.8 per cent over the 12 months to the September quarter, down from 4.5 per cent to the June quarter. This is the weakest annual rise since the September 2022 quarter. The easing in annual rental price growth continues to reflect stable vacancy rates across most capital cities.

New dwelling prices rose 0.9 per cent over the 12 months to the September quarter, up slightly from 0.7 per cent to the June quarter.

Over the past 12 months project home builders have responded to a subdued new home market by increasing incentives and promotional offers to entice new business. In the last three months, a slight uptick in demand has seen project home builders in some cities reduce promotional offers and raise base prices.

New dwellings and Rents, Australia, annual movement (%)
	Rents (%)	New dwelling purchase by own occupiers (%)
Sep-15	1.5	4.3
Dec-15	1.2	3.3
Mar-16	0.9	2.5
Jun-16	0.7	1.9
Sep-16	0.7	1.6
Dec-16	0.6	2
Mar-17	0.6	2.8
Jun-17	0.6	2.8
Sep-17	0.5	3.1
Dec-17	0.7	3.2
Mar-18	0.8	2.7
Jun-18	0.6	2.7
Sep-18	0.6	2
Dec-18	0.5	1.8
Mar-19	0.4	1.2
Jun-19	0.4	0.2
Sep-19	0.4	-0.1
Dec-19	0.2	-0.1
Mar-20	0.2	0.5
Jun-20	-1.2	0.7
Sep-20	-1.4	1.4
Dec-20	-1.3	1.7
Mar-21	-1.4	1.2
Jun-21	0	1
Sep-21	0.4	3.8
Dec-21	0.4	7.5
Mar-22	1	13.7
Jun-22	1.6	20.3
Sep-22	2.8	20.7
Dec-22	4	17.8
Mar-23	4.9	12.7
Jun-23	6.7	7.8
Sep-23	7.6	5.2
Dec-23	7.3	5.1
Mar-24	7.8	5
Jun-24	7.3	5.1
Sep-24	6.7	4.8
Dec-24	6.4	2.9
Mar-25	5.5	1.4
Jun-25	4.5	0.7
Sep-25	3.8	0.9

New dwellings and Rents, Australia, annual movement (%)

["","Rents","New dwelling purchase by own occupiers"]

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Annual food inflation steady at 3 per cent

Annual inflation for Food and non-alcoholic beverages has remained around 3 per cent for the past six quarters.

Meals out and takeaway rose 3.3 per cent in the 12 months to the September quarter. This is the strongest annual rise since the June 2024 quarter. Higher costs for labour and ingredients have contributed to price increases.

Non-alcoholic beverages annual inflation continues to be elevated as low supply from major coffee bean growing areas puts upward pressure on coffee prices. Coffee, tea and cocoa was up 14.6 per cent annually.

Fruit and vegetable annual price growth of 2.2 per cent has slowed from a recent high of 8.6 per cent to the September 2024 quarter.

Food and non-alcoholic beverages, annual movement (%)
	Sep-24 (%)	Dec-24 (%)	Mar-25 (%)	Jun-25 (%)	Sep-25 (%)
Food and non-alcoholic beverages	3.3	3.0	3.2	3.0	3.1
Bread and cereal products	2.8	2.5	2.7	2.2	2.0
Meat and seafoods	0.4	2.5	4.3	3.0	2.9
Dairy and related products	-0.2	-1.2	-0.2	0.2	1.4
Fruit and vegetables	8.6	6.3	6.6	4.6	2.2
Food products n.e.c	4.2	3.4	3.1	3.7	4.1
Non alcoholic beverages	4.7	3.8	3.6	4.8	5.4
Meals out & take away foods	2.9	2.6	2.7	2.7	3.3

Food and non-alcoholic beverages, annual movement (%)

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Fuel prices steady in the September quarter

National average unleaded fuel prices have been around $1.80 per litre for the past five quarters. Automotive fuel prices increased 2.0 per cent in the September quarter. Annually, fuel prices fell 1.6 per cent, compared to a fall of 10.0 per cent to the June quarter.

Weighted average price of unleaded petrol (91 octane), cents per litre
	Unleaded Petrol: Daily weighted average (Cents)	Unleaded Petrol: Quarterly weighted average (Cents)
Sep-22	211	180
Sep-22	211	180
Sep-22	213	180
Sep-22	215	180
Sep-22	216	180
Sep-22	218	180
Sep-22	216	180
Sep-22	214	180
Sep-22	211	180
Sep-22	210	180
Sep-22	208	180
Sep-22	206	180
Sep-22	208	180
Sep-22	206	180
Sep-22	203	180
Sep-22	200	180
Sep-22	198	180
Sep-22	196	180
Sep-22	192	180
Sep-22	192	180
Sep-22	190	180
Sep-22	189	180
Sep-22	187	180
Sep-22	185	180
Sep-22	183	180
Sep-22	179	180
Sep-22	181	180
Sep-22	179	180
Sep-22	176	180
Sep-22	173	180
Sep-22	171	180
Sep-22	170	180
Sep-22	169	180
Sep-22	172	180
Sep-22	171	180
Sep-22	169	180
Sep-22	167	180
Sep-22	166	180
Sep-22	165	180
Sep-22	163	180
Sep-22	166	180
Sep-22	165	180
Sep-22	164	180
Sep-22	164	180
Sep-22	166	180
Sep-22	168	180
Sep-22	169	180
Sep-22	173	180
Sep-22	175	180
Sep-22	175	180
Sep-22	176	180
Sep-22	177	180
Sep-22	179	180
Sep-22	178	180
Sep-22	182	180
Sep-22	181	180
Sep-22	179	180
Sep-22	176	180
Sep-22	177	180
Sep-22	178	180
Sep-22	176	180
Sep-22	173	180
Sep-22	171	180
Sep-22	169	180
Sep-22	166	180
Sep-22	165	180
Sep-22	164	180
Sep-22	161	180
Sep-22	163	180
Sep-22	162	180
Sep-22	160	180
Sep-22	159	180
Sep-22	159	180
Sep-22	159	180
Sep-22	159	180
Sep-22	162	180
Sep-22	163	180
Sep-22	163	180
Sep-22	163	180
Sep-22	165	180
Sep-22	168	180
Sep-22	169	180
Sep-22	176	180
Sep-22	178	180
Sep-22	179	180
Sep-22	181	180
Sep-22	185	180
Sep-22	186	180
Sep-22	184	180
Sep-22	185	180
Sep-22	185	180
Sep-22	185	180
Dec-22	184	183
Dec-22	184	183
Dec-22	183	183
Dec-22	182	183
Dec-22	185	183
Dec-22	184	183
Dec-22	182	183
Dec-22	181	183
Dec-22	180	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	177	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	177	183
Dec-22	181	183
Dec-22	180	183
Dec-22	180	183
Dec-22	179	183
Dec-22	179	183
Dec-22	180	183
Dec-22	183	183
Dec-22	187	183
Dec-22	187	183
Dec-22	187	183
Dec-22	188	183
Dec-22	188	183
Dec-22	189	183
Dec-22	193	183
Dec-22	200	183
Dec-22	201	183
Dec-22	201	183
Dec-22	202	183
Dec-22	201	183
Dec-22	200	183
Dec-22	200	183
Dec-22	203	183
Dec-22	201	183
Dec-22	199	183
Dec-22	198	183
Dec-22	197	183
Dec-22	195	183
Dec-22	193	183
Dec-22	196	183
Dec-22	193	183
Dec-22	191	183
Dec-22	188	183
Dec-22	187	183
Dec-22	186	183
Dec-22	184	183
Dec-22	186	183
Dec-22	185	183
Dec-22	184	183
Dec-22	182	183
Dec-22	182	183
Dec-22	180	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	181	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	174	183
Dec-22	173	183
Dec-22	172	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	174	183
Dec-22	172	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	172	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	170	183
Dec-22	174	183
Dec-22	173	183
Dec-22	172	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	171	183
Dec-22	177	183
Dec-22	177	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	176	183
Dec-22	178	183
Dec-22	181	183
Dec-22	188	183
Dec-22	188	183
Dec-22	189	183
Dec-22	189	183
Mar-23	189	182
Mar-23	188	182
Mar-23	187	182
Mar-23	191	182
Mar-23	188	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	184	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	182	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	174	182
Mar-23	178	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	173	182
Mar-23	172	182
Mar-23	172	182
Mar-23	171	182
Mar-23	176	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	175	182
Mar-23	176	182
Mar-23	176	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	179	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	177	182
Mar-23	178	182
Mar-23	182	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	182	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	184	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	189	182
Mar-23	196	182
Mar-23	196	182
Mar-23	194	182
Mar-23	193	182
Mar-23	192	182
Mar-23	191	182
Mar-23	190	182
Mar-23	194	182
Mar-23	191	182
Mar-23	188	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	184	182
Mar-23	188	182
Mar-23	186	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	182	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	185	182
Mar-23	184	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	182	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	184	182
Mar-23	183	182
Mar-23	181	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	179	182
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Mar-23	182	182
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Mar-23	180	182
Mar-23	181	182
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Mar-23	182	182
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Jun-23	184	183
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Jun-23	185	183
Jun-23	185	183
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Jun-23	190	183
Jun-23	189	183
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Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	189	183
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Jun-23	194	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	194	183
Jun-23	194	183
Jun-23	192	183
Jun-23	195	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	190	183
Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	188	183
Jun-23	187	183
Jun-23	185	183
Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	187	183
Jun-23	184	183
Jun-23	183	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	181	183
Jun-23	181	183
Jun-23	185	183
Jun-23	184	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	180	183
Jun-23	179	183
Jun-23	177	183
Jun-23	175	183
Jun-23	179	183
Jun-23	177	183
Jun-23	174	183
Jun-23	173	183
Jun-23	174	183
Jun-23	173	183
Jun-23	171	183
Jun-23	175	183
Jun-23	173	183
Jun-23	170	183
Jun-23	169	183
Jun-23	168	183
Jun-23	168	183
Jun-23	168	183
Jun-23	176	183
Jun-23	177	183
Jun-23	178	183
Jun-23	177	183
Jun-23	178	183
Jun-23	180	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	193	183
Jun-23	192	183
Jun-23	198	183
Jun-23	195	183
Jun-23	192	183
Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	188	183
Jun-23	187	183
Jun-23	185	183
Jun-23	189	183
Jun-23	186	183
Jun-23	183	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	182	183
Jun-23	180	183
Jun-23	184	183
Jun-23	181	183
Jun-23	178	183
Jun-23	176	183
Jun-23	176	183
Jun-23	175	183
Jun-23	173	183
Jun-23	177	183
Jun-23	174	183
Jun-23	171	183
Sep-23	170	197
Sep-23	169	197
Sep-23	169	197
Sep-23	168	197
Sep-23	174	197
Sep-23	173	197
Sep-23	172	197
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Sep-23	184	197
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Sep-23	192	197
Sep-23	191	197
Sep-23	196	197
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Sep-23	191	197
Sep-23	198	197
Sep-23	199	197
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Sep-23	200	197
Sep-23	201	197
Sep-23	203	197
Sep-23	210	197
Sep-23	209	197
Sep-23	207	197
Sep-23	206	197
Sep-23	206	197
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Sep-23	205	197
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Sep-23	199	197
Sep-23	206	197
Sep-23	206	197
Sep-23	205	197
Sep-23	205	197
Sep-23	205	197
Sep-23	206	197
Sep-23	208	197
Sep-23	218	197
Sep-23	218	197
Sep-23	216	197
Sep-23	214	197
Sep-23	213	197
Sep-23	212	197
Sep-23	212	197
Sep-23	216	197
Sep-23	215	197
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Dec-23	210	196
Dec-23	210	196
Dec-23	208	196
Dec-23	213	196
Dec-23	210	196
Dec-23	207	196
Dec-23	205	196
Dec-23	204	196
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Dec-23	203	196
Dec-23	209	196
Dec-23	206	196
Dec-23	203	196
Dec-23	201	196
Dec-23	200	196
Dec-23	199	196
Dec-23	197	196
Dec-23	201	196
Dec-23	199	196
Dec-23	195	196
Dec-23	193	196
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Dec-23	200	196
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Dec-23	204	196
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Dec-23	182	196
Dec-23	180	196
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Mar-24	186	194
Mar-24	184	194
Mar-24	189	194
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Mar-24	203	194
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Weighted average price of unleaded petrol (91 octane), cents per litre

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Main contributors to change

CPI groups

Weighted average of eight capital cities, quarterly movement (%)
Groups	Percentage change from previous quarter (%)	All groups CPI Percentage change from previous quarter (%)
All groups CPI		1.3
Food and non-alcoholic beverages	0.7
Alcohol and tobacco	1.6
Clothing and footwear	0.5
Housing	2.5
Furnishings, household equipment and services	0.9
Health	0.0
Transport	1.2
Communication	1.4
Recreation and culture	1.9
Education	0.1
Insurance and financial services	0.8

Weighted average of eight capital cities, quarterly movement (%)

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Food and non-alcoholic beverages group (+0.7%)

Alcohol and tobacco group (+1.6%)

Clothing and footwear group (+0.5%)

Housing group (+2.5%)

The main contributors to the rise were Electricity (+9.0%) and Property rates and charges (+6.3%).

Over the past twelve months the Housing group rose 4.7%. The main contributors to the annual rise were Electricity (+23.6%) and Rents (+3.8%).

Utilities

Electricity prices rose 9.0% this quarter. The rise in Electricity prices was driven by annual price reviews and the timing of rebates. Annual price reviews which came into effect from July 2025 increased electricity prices across all capital cities.
The Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates were extended for 6 months from July 2025 to December 2025. However, households in NSW and ACT did not receive payments of the extended EBRF in July 2025. Payment of rebates for households in NSW and ACT instead commenced in August 2025. Households that did not receive the EBRF rebate in July will receive two payments in October 2025. Excluding the rebates, Electricity prices would have risen 4.8% this quarter following annual price reviews.
The following table shows the timing of electricity rebates for the time periods June quarter 2025 and September quarter 2025. Timing of rebates in the previous quarter can have an impact on current quarter movements.

Timing of electricity rebates
State	June 2025 quarter	September 2025 quarter
NSW	$75 (a)	$75 (b) (c)
VIC	$75 (a) (d)	$75 (b)
QLD	$1,000 State rebate (e) $75 (a)	$75 (b)
SA	$75 (a)	$75 (b)
WA
TAS	$60 State rebate (c) EBRF 2023-24 payment (f) $75 (a)	$60 State rebate (c) $75 (b)
NT	$75 (a)	$75 (b)
ACT	$75 (a)	$75 (b) (c)

2024-25 EBRF instalment.
EBRF 2025 extension instalment.
Payments of the electricity rebate were applied for part of the quarter resulting in a smaller impact on the CPI than in quarters where all households, who were billed that quarter, received the rebate.
In Victoria, the third instalment of Energy Bill Relief Fund 2024-25 was paid from part way through January 2025. The remaining proportion of households whose billing cycle is in January received their third instalment in April 2025.
Remaining amount of rebate not used up in previous quarters.
Eligible households in Tasmania received the 2023-24 EBRF payments over two financial years with the first payment in September quarter 2023 and the final payment in June quarter 2025.

Gas and other household fuels prices rose 6.7% following annual price reviews.
Water and sewerage prices rose 2.7% following price reviews. All capital cities except Sydney recorded rises. Sydney water prices are expected to increase from October 2025.

Property rates and charges

Property rates and charges rose 6.3%, the largest quarterly rise since September quarter 2014. Councils typically review their rates once per year which usually occurs each September quarter. The rise this quarter reflects increased general council rates, as well as increases in various levies and charges, such as waste disposal levies.

New dwelling purchase by owner-occupiers

New dwelling purchase by owner-occupiers rose 1.1%. The rise was driven by project home builders reducing promotional offers over the quarter, as well as passing on higher costs through base price rises.

New dwelling prices rose 0.9% annually.

New dwellings, quarterly and annual movement (%)
	Change from previous quarter (%)	Annual change (%)
Australia	1.1	0.9
Sydney	0.8	0.9
Melbourne	1	-0.6
Brisbane	1.6	2.4
Adelaide	1.9	1
Perth	1.2	2.8
Hobart	1.8	5.6
Darwin	2.5	0
Canberra	0.4	1.1

New dwellings, quarterly and annual movement (%)

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Rents

Rents rose 1.0% this quarter with all cities contributing to the rise.
An easing in rental price growth continues to reflect relatively stable vacancy rates across most capital cities.

Rental prices rose 3.8% annually, down from a 4.5% annual rise to June 2025 quarter. This is the weakest annual rise since the September 2022 quarter.

Rents, quarterly and annual movement (%)
	Change from previous quarter (%)	Annual change (%)
Australia	1.0	3.8
Sydney	0.8	3.3
Melbourne	0.8	3.7
Brisbane	1.1	4.4
Adelaide	1.1	4.4
Perth	1.6	6.4
Hobart	0.4	-0.4
Darwin	1.0	2.8
Canberra	0.2	0.5

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Furnishings, household equipment and services group (+0.9%)

Health group (0.0%)

Transport group (+1.2%)

Communication group (+1.4%)

Recreation and culture group (+1.9%)

Education group (+0.1%)

Insurance and financial services group (+0.8%)

Insurance, Australia, quarterly and annual movement (%)
	Change from previous quarter (%)	Annual change (%)
Sep-15	1.1	3
Dec-15	2.1	3.8
Mar-16	1.7	5.2
Jun-16	1.4	6.3
Sep-16	2.5	7.8
Dec-16	2	7.7
Mar-17	0.8	6.8
Jun-17	-1	4.3
Sep-17	1.9	3.7
Dec-17	1.8	3.5
Mar-18	0.6	3.3
Jun-18	0.9	5.4
Sep-18	0.7	4.2
Dec-18	0.6	2.9
Mar-19	-0.3	2
Jun-19	0.1	1.1
Sep-19	0.5	0.9
Dec-19	0.4	0.7
Mar-20	0.7	1.7
Jun-20	0.8	2.4
Sep-20	0.5	2.4
Dec-20	0.7	2.7
Mar-21	0.4	2.3
Jun-21	1.3	2.9
Sep-21	1.2	3.6
Dec-21	0.4	3.4
Mar-22	1.1	4.2
Jun-22	0.3	3.1
Sep-22	2.3	4.2
Dec-22	2.5	6.3
Mar-23	3.5	8.8
Jun-23	5.3	14.2
Sep-23	2.8	14.7
Dec-23	3.8	16.2
Mar-24	3.7	16.4
Jun-24	3.1	14
Sep-24	2.8	14
Dec-24	1.1	11
Mar-25	0.6	7.6
Jun-25	-0.5	3.9
Sep-25	1.5	2.6

International trade exposure - tradables and non-tradables

Discretionary and non-discretionary inflation

Underlying inflation series

Seasonally adjusted analytical series

Jun Qtr 2025 to Sep Qtr 2025 percentage change
	Original (%)	Seasonally Adjusted (%)
All groups CPI	1.3	1.2
Food and non-alcoholic beverages	0.7	0.9
Alcohol and tobacco	1.6	1.7
Clothing and footwear	0.5	1.3
Housing	2.5	1.8
Furnishings, household equipment and services	0.9	0.4
Health	0.0	0.8
Transport	1.2	1.1
Communication	1.4	0.6
Recreation and culture	1.9	1.4
Education	0.1	0.9
Insurance and financial services	0.8	0.6
International trade exposure series
	Tradables	1.0	0.8
	Non-tradables	1.4	1.3

Capital cities comparison

All groups CPI

All groups CPI, quarterly movement (%)
All Groups CPI, Percentage change from previous quarter	Percentage change from previous quarter (%)	Weighted average of eight capital cities percentage change from previous quarter (%)
Weighted average of eight capital cities		1.3
Sydney	1.5
Melbourne	1.2
Brisbane	1.3
Adelaide	1.1
Perth	1.3
Hobart	1.4
Darwin	1.1
Canberra	1.5

All groups CPI, quarterly movement (%)

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All groups CPI, index numbers and percentage changes
	Index number(a)	Percentage change (%)
	Sep Qtr 2025	Jun Qtr 2025 to Sep Qtr 2025	Sep Qtr 2024 to Sep Qtr 2025
Sydney	143.9	1.5	2.9
Melbourne	142.9	1.2	2.6
Brisbane	146.0	1.3	4.7
Adelaide	144.0	1.1	2.4
Perth	143.1	1.3	4.5
Hobart	142.7	1.4	4.3
Darwin	137.2	1.1	2.5
Canberra	141.1	1.5	2.8
Weighted average of eight capital cities	143.6	1.3	3.2

Index reference period: 2011-12 = 100.0.

Capital city highlights:

Sydney (+1.5%)

Melbourne (+1.2%)

Brisbane (+1.3%)

Adelaide (+1.1%)

Perth (+1.3%)

Hobart (+1.4%)

Darwin (+1.1%)

Canberra (+1.5%)

Quarterly percentage change by capital city
Group	Sydney	Melbourne	Brisbane	Adelaide	Perth	Hobart	Darwin	Canberra	Weighted average of eight capital cities
All groups	1.5	1.2	1.3	1.1	1.3	1.4	1.1	1.5	1.3
Food & non-alcoholic beverages	0.6	1.0	0.4	0.6	0.6	1.1	1.0	0.7	0.7
Alcohol & tobacco	1.3	1.5	1.8	2.4	2.3	2.6	0.8	2.3	1.6
Clothing & footwear	1.1	0.4	0.5	0.3	0.2	-1.1	-0.1	-0.7	0.5
Housing	3.0	2.3	2.3	2.1	2.0	3.5	1.8	3.1	2.5
Furnishings, household equipment and services	0.5	1.0	1.7	1.2	1.1	1.3	1.3	1.2	0.9
Health	0.1	-0.2	-0.1	0.1	-0.1	0.0	0.5	0.2	0.0
Transport	1.3	0.9	1.4	0.5	1.4	1.3	0.7	2.0	1.2
Communication	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4	1.4
Recreation & culture	2.4	1.4	2.5	1.2	1.4	0.6	2.2	2.0	1.9
Education	0.3	0.1	0.1	0.1	0.1	0.0	0.1	0.1	0.1
Insurance & financial services	0.5	0.9	0.3	0.3	1.8	2.1	-0.4	-0.3	0.8

Trimmed mean measure

The following table summarises the Expenditure Classes that were excluded ('trimmed out') as part of the calculation of the quarterly Trimmed mean.

There are three steps involved in calculating the Trimmed mean. Firstly, the seasonally adjusted quarterly percentage changes for each of the 87 CPI Expenditure Classes (ECs) are calculated and ranked from lowest to highest. Each EC has a weight that represents the proportion of expenditure spent on it out of total household expenditure. The second step uses these weights to work out which ECs (including parts of the ECs that are on the 15 per cent and 85 per cent borders) make up the top and bottom 15 per cent of the distribution. These are the ECs that are 'trimmed out'. Finally, the Trimmed mean is calculated as the weighted average of the quarterly movements for the remaining 70 per cent of ECs by weight.

Two important points to note about how the Trimmed mean is calculated are:

The selection and number of ECs trimmed changes from quarter to quarter depending on the distribution of the quarterly movements and the weights of the ECs at the lower and upper end of the distribution.
To produce the Trimmed mean, the seasonally adjusted quarterly movement for each EC is used. Without the use of seasonally adjusted movements, some ECs may always be excluded from the Trimmed mean due to the volatile nature of their price change resulting from seasonal factors (e.g. holiday travel).

For more details about the Trimmed mean see Underlying Inflation Measures: Explaining the Trimmed mean.

September 2025 quarter Trimmed mean

Lower trim
CPI Expenditure class	Quarterly movement (%) (seasonally adjusted)	Status
Games, toys and hobbies	-2.8	Trimmed
Footwear for infants and children	-2.2	Trimmed
Small electric household appliances	-1.8	Trimmed
Glassware, tableware and household utensils	-1.5	Trimmed
Furniture	-1.4	Trimmed
Other recreational, sporting and cultural services	-1.3	Trimmed
Spare parts and accessories for motor vehicles	-1.3	Trimmed
Fruit	-0.9	Trimmed
Garments for men	-0.8	Trimmed
Other meats	-0.8	Trimmed
Footwear for men	-0.7	Trimmed
Cheese	-0.7	Trimmed
Pets and related products	-0.6	Trimmed
Garments for infants and children	-0.6	Trimmed
Breakfast cereals	-0.6	Trimmed
Footwear for women	-0.5	Trimmed
Fish and other seafood	-0.5	Trimmed
Poultry	-0.5	Trimmed
Tools and equipment for house and garden	-0.5	Trimmed
Other non-durable household products	-0.4	Trimmed
Bread	-0.3	Trimmed
Equipment for sports, camping and open-air recreation	-0.2	Trimmed
Audio, visual and computing equipment	-0.2	Trimmed
Eggs	0.0	Trimmed
Oils and fats	0.0	Trimmed
Other cereal products	0.0	Trimmed
Other food products n.e.c.	0.1	Trimmed
Major household appliances	0.2	Trimmed
Waters, soft drinks and juices	0.2	Trimmed
Carpets and other floor coverings	0.3	Trimmed
Pharmaceutical products	0.4	Partially trimmed

Upper trim
CPI Expenditure class	Quarterly movement (%) (seasonally adjusted)	Status
Automotive fuel	2.0	Partially trimmed
Beef and veal	2.0	Trimmed
Property rates and charges	2.6	Trimmed
Household textiles	2.7	Trimmed
Gas and other household fuels	2.7	Trimmed
Domestic holiday travel and accommodation	2.9	Trimmed
Child care	3.2	Trimmed
Tobacco	3.7	Trimmed
Lamb and goat	4.8	Trimmed
Coffee, tea and cocoa	4.8	Trimmed
Audio, visual and computing media and services	5.3	Trimmed
Accessories	6.0	Trimmed
Electricity	7.3	Trimmed

Selected tables - capital cities

All groups CPI, index numbers(a)

All groups CPI, Index numbers(a)
Period	Sydney	Melbourne	Brisbane	Adelaide	Perth	Hobart	Darwin	Canberra	Weighted average of eight capital cities
2025 September	143.9	142.9	146.0	144.0	143.1	142.7	137.2	141.1	143.6
2025 June	141.8	141.2	144.1	142.4	141.3	140.7	135.7	139.0	141.7
2025 March	140.9	140.7	142.9	141.2	138.6	140.0	134.6	138.6	140.7
2024 December	139.7	139.5	140.2	140.5	137.9	138.9	133.7	137.3	139.4
2024 September	139.8	139.3	139.4	140.6	137.0	136.8	133.8	137.2	139.1
2024 June	139.1	138.4	140.6	139.9	137.6	138.3	133.6	136.8	138.8
2024 March	137.7	137.5	139.2	138.1	134.8	138.1	132.4	135.6	137.4
2023 December	136.4	136.1	137.7	137.1	134.0	136.8	131.5	134.3	136.1
2023 September	135.8	135.3	137.0	136.2	132.0	135.8	130.9	133.7	135.3
2023 June	134.0	133.5	136.0	133.9	131.5	134.6	129.7	132.7	133.7
2023 March	132.7	132.7	134.6	132.4	130.4	134.0	128.2	131.3	132.6
2022 December	130.9	131.1	132.1	130.8	129.3	132.4	126.6	129.5	130.8
2022 September	128.6	129.0	130.2	128.6	124.8	130.5	125.5	128.0	128.4
2022 June	125.7	126.4	127.9	125.3	125.4	127.6	123.2	125.6	126.1
2022 March	123.7	124.2	125.3	122.7	123.3	125.4	120.7	123.6	123.9
2021 December	121.6	121.4	122.6	120.4	119.4	122.9	118.2	120.9	121.3
2021 September	120.2	120.1	120.7	118.6	117.7	120.2	117.3	119.7	119.7
2024-25	140.6	140.2	141.7	141.2	138.7	139.1	134.5	138	140.2
2023-24	137.3	136.8	138.6	137.8	134.6	137.3	132.1	135.1	136.9
2022-23	131.6	131.6	133.2	131.4	129.0	132.9	127.5	130.4	131.4
2021-22	122.8	123.0	124.1	121.8	121.5	124.0	119.9	122.5	122.8

All groups CPI, percentage changes

Percentage change (from previous financial year)
Period	Sydney	Melbourne	Brisbane	Adelaide	Perth	Hobart	Darwin	Canberra	Weighted average of eight capital cities
2024-25	2.4	2.4	2.2	2.4	3.0	1.3	1.8	2.2	2.4
2023-24	4.3	4.0	4.1	4.9	4.3	3.3	3.6	3.6	4.2
2022-23	7.1	6.9	7.3	7.9	6.2	7.1	6.4	6.5	7.0
2021-22	3.9	4.0	5.4	4.2	6.0	5.0	6.0	4.8	4.4

Percentage change (from corresponding quarter of previous year)
Period	Sydney	Melbourne	Brisbane	Adelaide	Perth	Hobart	Darwin	Canberra	Weighted average of eight capital cities
2025 September	2.9	2.6	4.7	2.4	4.5	4.3	2.5	2.8	3.2
2025 June	1.9	2.0	2.5	1.8	2.7	1.7	1.6	1.6	2.1
2025 March	2.3	2.3	2.7	2.2	2.8	1.4	1.7	2.2	2.4
2024 December	2.4	2.5	1.8	2.5	2.9	1.5	1.7	2.2	2.4
2024 September	2.9	3.0	1.8	3.2	3.8	0.7	2.2	2.6	2.8
2024 June	3.8	3.7	3.4	4.5	4.6	2.7	3.0	3.1	3.8
2024 March	3.8	3.6	3.4	4.3	3.4	3.1	3.3	3.3	3.6
2023 December	4.2	3.8	4.2	4.8	3.6	3.3	3.9	3.7	4.1
2023 September	5.6	4.9	5.2	5.9	5.8	4.1	4.3	4.5	5.4
2023 June	6.6	5.6	6.3	6.9	4.9	5.5	5.3	5.7	6.0
2023 March	7.3	6.8	7.4	7.9	5.8	6.9	6.2	6.2	7.0
2022 December	7.6	8.0	7.7	8.6	8.3	7.7	7.1	7.1	7.8
2022 September	7.0	7.4	7.9	8.4	6.0	8.6	7.0	6.9	7.3
2022 June	5.3	6.1	7.3	6.4	7.4	6.5	6.6	6.3	6.1
2022 March	4.4	4.5	6.0	4.7	7.6	5.8	5.5	5.4	5.1
2021 December	3.1	2.5	4.3	3.3	5.7	4.5	6.0	4.0	3.5
2021 September	2.9	2.9	3.9	2.5	3.2	3.0	5.9	3.7	3.0

Percentage change (from previous quarter)
Period	Sydney	Melbourne	Brisbane	Adelaide	Perth	Hobart	Darwin	Canberra	Weighted average of eight capital cities
2025 September	1.5	1.2	1.3	1.1	1.3	1.4	1.1	1.5	1.3
2025 June	0.6	0.4	0.8	0.8	1.9	0.5	0.8	0.3	0.7
2025 March	0.9	0.9	1.9	0.5	0.5	0.8	0.7	0.9	0.9
2024 December	-0.1	0.1	0.6	-0.1	0.7	1.5	-0.1	0.1	0.2
2024 September	0.5	0.7	-0.9	0.5	-0.4	-1.1	0.1	0.3	0.2
2024 June	1.0	0.7	1.0	1.3	2.1	0.1	0.9	0.9	1.0
2024 March	1.0	1.0	1.1	0.7	0.6	1.0	0.7	1.0	1.0
2023 December	0.4	0.6	0.5	0.7	1.5	0.7	0.5	0.4	0.6
2023 September	1.3	1.3	0.7	1.7	0.4	0.9	0.9	0.8	1.2
2023 June	1.0	0.6	1.0	1.1	0.8	0.4	1.2	1.1	0.8
2023 March	1.4	1.2	1.9	1.2	0.9	1.2	1.3	1.4	1.4
2022 December	1.8	1.6	1.5	1.7	3.6	1.5	0.9	1.2	1.9
2022 September	2.3	2.1	1.8	2.6	-0.5	2.3	1.9	1.9	1.8
2022 June	1.6	1.8	2.1	2.1	1.7	1.8	2.1	1.6	1.8
2022 March	1.7	2.3	2.2	1.9	3.3	2.0	2.1	2.2	2.1
2021 December	1.2	1.1	1.6	1.5	1.4	2.2	0.8	1.0	1.3
2021 September	0.7	0.8	1.3	0.7	0.8	0.3	1.5	1.3	0.8

Longer term series: All groups CPI, weighted average of eight capital cities, index numbers

All groups CPI, weighted average of eight capital cities, index numbers
	31 March no.	30 June no.	30 September no.	31 December no.
2025	140.7	141.7	143.6
2024	137.4	138.8	139.1	139.4
2023	132.6	133.7	135.3	136.1
2022	123.9	126.1	128.4	130.8
2021	117.9	118.8	119.7	121.3
2020	116.6	114.4	116.2	117.2
2019	114.1	114.8	115.4	116.2
2018	112.6	113.0	113.5	114.1
2017	110.5	110.7	111.4	112.1
2016	108.2	108.6	109.4	110.0
2015	106.8	107.5	108.0	108.4
2014	105.4	105.9	106.4	106.6
2013	102.4	102.8	104.0	104.8
2012	99.9	100.4	101.8	102.0
2011	98.3	99.2	99.8	99.8
2010	95.2	95.8	96.5	96.9
2009	92.5	92.9	93.8	94.3
2008	90.3	91.6	92.7	92.4
2007	86.6	87.7	88.3	89.1
2006	84.5	85.9	86.7	86.6
2005	82.1	82.6	83.4	83.8
2004	80.2	80.6	80.9	81.5
2003	78.6	78.6	79.1	79.5
2002	76.1	76.6	77.1	77.6
2001	73.9	74.5	74.7	75.4
2000	69.7	70.2	72.9	73.1
1999	67.8	68.1	68.7	69.1
1998	67.0	67.4	67.5	67.8
1997	67.1	66.9	66.6	66.8
1996	66.2	66.7	66.9	67.0
1995	63.8	64.7	65.5	66.0
1994	61.5	61.9	62.3	62.8
1993	60.6	60.8	61.1	61.2
1992	59.9	59.7	59.8	60.1
1991	58.9	59.0	59.3	59.9
1990	56.2	57.1	57.5	59.0
1989	51.7	53.0	54.2	55.2
1988	48.4	49.3	50.2	51.2
1987	45.3	46.0	46.8	47.6
1986	41.4	42.1	43.2	44.4

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Measuring Rents in the CPI

New data source:

As outlined in the ABS’ information paper Introducing a monthly CPI indicator for Australia, from July 2022 the ABS has incorporated a new data source to measure the Rents series in the monthly CPI indicator and the quarterly CPI.
The Rents series prior to July 2022 was measured on a quarterly basis using a survey of approximately 4,000 rental properties collected directly from real estate agents.
The new dataset obtained by the ABS is updated monthly and includes approximately 480,000 rental properties that are used to produce the CPI Rents series across all capital cities.

What the CPI Rents series measures:

The CPI measures the prices being paid by households for the goods and services that they consume during a particular measurement period (e.g. month or quarter). In the case of rents, this means that the CPI measures the current ‘price’ being paid by all types of households that rent including new and existing renters who are renting privately or from the government.
Measures of rental inflation that are based on newly advertised rental properties only measure changes in the asking or advertised price of rental properties for new tenancies. At any given time, newly advertised tenancies represent a relatively small proportion of properties being rented in Australia. The Rents series used for the CPI measures actual rents paid rather than advertised prices.
Advertised rents tend to reflect the dynamic end of the rental market where the price change for new tenancies can be more volatile than that being experienced by renters with existing tenancy agreements.
Price changes observed in advertised rents series are expected to eventually flow through to the CPI Rents series. However, the small share of rental properties leased to new tenants each quarter means that it takes some time for changes in advertised rents to impact price change observed in the CPI Rents series.
A useful analogy is to think about a bathtub of water. The water in the tub represents all rents being paid by households, while the water entering the tub from the tap represents new rental agreements. The CPI series is measuring the overall temperature of the bathtub whereas an advertised rents series measures the temperature of the water flowing into the tub. It will take some time for the flow of water to change the overall temperature of the water in the bathtub.

Using price indexes

Price indexes in contracts

Price indexes published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) provide summary measures of the movements in various categories of prices over time. They are published primarily for use in Government economic analysis. Price indexes are also often used in contracts by businesses and government to adjust payments and/or charges to take account of changes in categories of prices (Indexation Clauses).

Use of Price Indexes in Contracts sets out a range of issues that should be taken into account by parties considering including an Indexation Clause in a contract using an ABS published price index.

Frequently asked questions

The Frequently Asked Questions page has answers to a number of common questions to do with price indexes and the Consumer Price Index in particular.

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Main features

Overview

Trimmed mean inflation increases in September quarter

Jump in annual Goods inflation

Annual inflation rises for some Services categories

Electricity costs rise due to annual price reviews and rebate timing

Biggest rise in Property rates and charges in over a decade

Annual inflation continues to ease for rents and remains low for new dwellings

Annual food inflation steady at 3 per cent

Fuel prices steady in the September quarter

Main contributors to change

CPI groups

Food and non-alcoholic beverages group (+0.7%)

Alcohol and tobacco group (+1.6%)

Clothing and footwear group (+0.5%)

Housing group (+2.5%)

Utilities

Property rates and charges

New dwelling purchase by owner-occupiers

Rents

Furnishings, household equipment and services group (+0.9%)

Health group (0.0%)

Transport group (+1.2%)

Communication group (+1.4%)

Recreation and culture group (+1.9%)

Education group (+0.1%)

Insurance and financial services group (+0.8%)

International trade exposure - tradables and non-tradables

Discretionary and non-discretionary inflation

Underlying inflation series

Seasonally adjusted analytical series

Capital cities comparison

All groups CPI

Capital city highlights:

Sydney (+1.5%)

Melbourne (+1.2%)

Brisbane (+1.3%)

Adelaide (+1.1%)

Perth (+1.3%)

Hobart (+1.4%)

Darwin (+1.1%)

Canberra (+1.5%)

Trimmed mean measure

September 2025 quarter Trimmed mean

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All groups CPI, index numbers(a)

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TABLE 5. CPI: Groups, Index Numbers by Capital City

TABLE 6. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class Contribution to Change in All Groups Indexes, by Capital City

TABLE 7. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class, Weighted Average of Eight Capital Cities

TABLE 8. CPI: Analytical Series, Weighted Average of Eight Capital Cities

TABLE 9. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class, Index Numbers by Capital City

TABLE 10. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class, Percentage change from corresponding quarter of previous year by Capital City

TABLE 11. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class, Percentage change from previous quarter by Capital City

TABLE 12. CPI: Group, Sub-group and Expenditure Class, Points Contribution, by Capital City

TABLE 13. CPI: Group, Expenditure Class and Selected Analytical Series Index Numbers, Seasonally adjusted, Weighted Average of Eight Capital Cities

TABLE 14. CPI: Expenditure Class, Combined seasonal adjustment factors, Weighted Average of Eight Capital Cities

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