Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW)
AIHW is a major national agency set up by the Australian Government to provide regular health statistics to promote better health and wellbeing.
| Source | Description | Other |
| Publications |
All AIHW publications are available as free PDF downloads. Most AIHW publications also have the option to be ordered as printed reports. |
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| A-Z topics | Search by subject area or category | |
| Australia's Health Publications | Profiles current health issues in a collection of feature articles and statistical snapshots that cover a range of areas. | |
| Indigenous Australians data | There has been significant progress in the availability and quality of statistical information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples over the last decade in Australia | |
| Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Performance Framework 2017 report: Northern Territory | This report gives the latest information on how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Northern Territory are faring according to a range of measures of health status and outcomes, determinants of health and health system performance. | |
| Australia's Hospitals | Hospitals are an important part of Australia's health landscape, providing services to many Australians every year. | |
| Education Resources |
Permission for use has been granted under the Creative Commons Licensing, provided AIHW acknowledgment is given. |
The AIHW releases around 120 publications every year. |
| Infographics |
Infographics present complex information in a way that is visually stimulating and easily understandable.
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We produce infographics, posters and report profiles to highlight key information from our reports, which can be used as education resources. |
| Data collections | AIHW hold valuable data on a wide range of health and welfare topics, including expenditure, hospitals, disease, injury, mental health, ageing, homelessness, housing, disability, child protection and the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. |