Australia · National accounts
What’s driving
economic growth?
See how spending and industries contribute to growth together, quarter by quarter. Each chart has its own period controls.
June quarter 2026 publication edition · Seasonally adjusted · New releases are checked before updating
Spending contributions to growth
Each bar is one quarter. Contributions above zero added to growth; those below zero subtracted from it. Dots show published GDP growth (%), using the same numeric scale.
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Eight published spending components, including the statistical discrepancy. Import contributions retain their published sign. Rounded components may not sum exactly to GDP growth.
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Industry contributions to growth
Each bar is one quarter. Contributions above zero added to growth; those below zero subtracted from it. Dots show published GDP growth (%), using the same numeric scale.
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All 19 published industries. These contributions exclude separate taxes less subsidies on products, so their combined total can differ from GDP growth beyond rounding alone. No balancing value is invented.
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Prefer the earlier comparison? View the previous Growth drivers layout.
National accounts sources and methods · June quarter 2026 edition