Australia population 26,639,893 (live)

The population of Australia is expected to grow by 288,000 in 2024 and reach 26,835,000 in 2025. Migration (including immigration and emigration) increases population by 150,000 people yearly. The population density of Australia has changed from 1.9 in 1980 to 3.4 in 2022.

Current population 26,639,893 people at present (Thursday 25th of April 2024)
Median Age 39.6 years
Population density 3.5 per km2
Population of Australia from 1960 to 2024 (historical)
Year Population Year change Migrants Median age Fertility rate Density (Ppl/km2) Urban population
2024 26,549,000 288,000 (1.1%) 150,000 39.6 4 24,034,000 (90.5%)
2023 26,261,000 292,000 (1.1%) 150,000 39.5 3 23,743,000 (90.4%)
2022 25,969,000 295,000 (1.1%) 150,000 39.3 3 23,449,000 (90.3%)
2021 25,674,000 298,000 (1.2%) 150,000 39.2 3 23,152,000 (90.2%)
2020 25,376,000 304,000 (1.2%) 150,000 39.1 1.81 3 22,853,000 (90.1%)
2019 0 0 (0.0%) 169,993 38.9 1.82 3 22,549,000 (89.9%)
2018 0 0 (0.0%) 169,993 38.8 1.82 3 22,239,000 (89.8%)
2017 0 0 (0.0%) 169,993 38.8 1.83 3 21,924,000 (89.7%)
2016 0 0 (0.0%) 169,993 38.6 1.83 3 21,606,836 (89.6%)
2015 23,789,338 328,644 (1.4%) 169,993 38.5 1.83 3 21,273,140 (89.4%)
2010 22,031,750 340,050 (1.5%) 182,621 37.9 1.93 3 19,549,433 (88.7%)
2005 20,394,800 267,400 (1.3%) 224,538 37.4 1.81 3 17,947,424 (88.0%)
2000 19,153,000 227,000 (1.2%) 115,021 36.4 1.76 2 16,694,712 (87.2%)
1995 18,072,000 217,000 (1.2%) 75,510 35.3 1.82 2 15,561,076 (86.1%)
1990 17,065,100 250,700 (1.5%) 70,216 34.3 1.90 2 14,573,595 (85.4%)
1985 15,758,000 214,000 (1.4%) 133,247 33.5 1.92 2 13,466,787 (85.5%)
1980 14,692,000 178,000 (1.2%) 91,245 32.6 1.89 2 12,599,859 (85.8%)
1975 13,893,000 170,000 (1.2%) 47,149 31.7 2.15 2 11,937,005 (85.9%)
1970 12,507,000 244,000 (2.0%) 52,826 31.2 2.86 2 10,664,094 (85.3%)
1965 11,388,000 221,000 (1.9%) 160,556 31.4 2.98 1 9,507,272 (83.5%)
1960 10,276,477 206,523 (2.0%) 76,598 31.5 3.45 1 8,378,309 (81.5%)

In 2023 the population of Australia was 26,261,000 and the average age increased from 31.5 in 1960 to 39.5. Urban population has increased from 16,694,712 (87.2%) in 2000 to 24,034,000 (90.5%) in the current year. The population density of Australia has changed from 1.9 in 1980 to 3.4 in 2022.

Estimated Population 2020-2050
Year Population Year change Migrants Median age Fertility rate Density (Ppl/km2) Urban population
2020 0 0 (0.0%) 150,000 39.1 1.81 3 22,853,000 (90.1%)
2025 26,835,000 286,000 (1.1%) 150,000 39.8 1.79 4 24,323,000 (90.6%)
2030 28,191,000 261,000 (0.9%) 150,000 40.5 1.78 4 25,703,000 (91.2%)
2035 29,442,000 245,000 (0.8%) 150,000 41.2 1.77 4 26,987,000 (91.7%)
2040 30,649,000 240,000 (0.8%) 150,000 41.7 1.76 4 28,228,000 (92.1%)
2045 31,846,000 240,000 (0.8%) 150,000 42.2 1.76 4 29,464,000 (92.5%)
2050 33,038,000 235,000 (0.7%) 150,000 42.5 1.76 4 30,698,000 (92.9%)

The life expectancy at birth should reach 87.4 (85.8 years for male and 89.0 years for females). Population density will go up to 4.3 people per square kilometer.

Australia demographics 2023

The demographics of Australia constitutes of 13,326,000 women and 13,223,000 men, which means there are 992 men per 1000 women. As far as age distribution goes, 25.4% of population (6,730,172) is 19 or younger, 57.2% of population (15,188,683) is between age 20 and 64 and 17.5% of population (4,632,801) is over 65.

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New Zealand
Population:5,022,000
Fiji
Population:946,000
New Caledonia
Population:305,000
Papua New Guinea
Population:9,441,000
Solomon Islands
Population:696,000
Vanuatu
Population:318,000
Guam
Population:174,000
Kiribati
Population:130,000