Average Annual cash earnings and weekly hours paid for, for full-time non-managerial Adult employees in Australia.
| $115,471 | 37.8 | 233 Engineering professionals | $118,149 | $- | $102,788 | 45.9 | 323 Mechanical engineering trades workers | $102,788 | $- | $101,312 | 43.2 | 312 Building and engineering technicians | $103,558 | $- | $99,414 | 48.1 |
Average Annual cash earnings and weekly hours paid for, for full-time non-managerial Adult employees in Australia.
| $150,946 | 42.4 | 253 Medical practitioners | $190,419 | $102,965 | $126,833 | 39.1 | 231 Air and marine transport professionals | $126,469 | $- | $115,970 | 37.6 | 222 Financial brokers and dealers, and investment advisers |
Average Annual cash earnings and weekly hours paid for, for full-time non-managerial Adult employees in Australia.
| $112,720 | 36.8 | 263 ICT network and support professionals | $121,373 | $87,620 | $108,654 | 37.9 | 611 Insurance agents and sales representatives | $107,188 | $110,022 | $104,504 | 37.2 | 222 Financial brokers and dealers, |
Average wages are in interesting figure, and useful to do individual comparisons, but these days, a more relevant figure to many people is the household income.
The following table comprises figures obtained from various ABS sources, and show the Median Gross Household Income for each financial year available.
| Year | Median |
Average weekly wage figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Seasonally Adjusted Male Full Time average Total Weekly earnings
| State | Aug-2011 | Annual Rise | Aug-2010 | Annual Rise | Aug-2009 | NSW | $1,478.00 | 4.24% | $1,417.90 | 4.32% | $1,359.20 | VIC | $1,409.40 | 2.55% | $1,374.40 | 4.47% | $1,315.60 | QLD | $1,467.70 | 4.38% | $1,406.10 | 4.89% | $1,340.50 | SA | $1,350.70 | 6.25% | $1,271.30 |
Comparing average or median incomes can often be a bit confusing, if we don’t know exactly what the figures actually represent. Causes of confusion can be down to specific areas.
An example of this is when looking at figures relating to Local Government Areas (LGA).
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The average Australian Male Full time wage has risen by an average of 4.77% each year, for the 10 years between May 2000 and May 2010, according to figures produced by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
May 2005 was the highest growing year at 6.64% for the year, with May … Read the rest
Figures issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, show the following Average Annual Earnings for Males over 15 year of age, for Full Time Adult Total Earnings, including overtime and penalty rates.
| Industry | May-2003 | May-2013 | 10 Year rise | Mining | $77,376 | $133,806 | 72.93% | Manufacturing | $52,005 | $72,758 | 39.91% | Electricity, Gas, Water |
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