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🇦🇺 Total Fertility Rate of Australia

1.60
Total Fertility Rate
11.44
Crude Birth Rate
301,714
Overall Births

The current population fertility rate of Australia is 1.6 births per woman. A 0.07% increase from 2022, when the fertility rate only was 1.5989 births per woman. In the future, Australia's fertility rate is projected to increase to 1.6904 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total increase of the fertility rate of Australia's by 5.65% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Australia (1950-2023)

Australia has seen a decrease of the population fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.0638 to 1.6 births per woman, a decrease of -47.78% in total.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
1950 3.0638 23.293 188,822
1951 3.0624 22.969 192,043
1952 3.1771 23.354 200,743
1953 3.1914 22.921 201,535
1954 3.1928 22.422 201,038
1955 3.2742 22.487 206,044
1956 3.3281 22.406 210,230
1957 3.4188 22.641 217,522
1958 3.4216 22.398 219,887
1959 3.4395 22.298 223,528
1960 3.4531 22.209 227,494
1961 3.5431 22.648 237,238
1962 3.432 21.911 234,039
1963 3.3401 21.414 232,972
1964 3.154 20.396 226,053
1965 2.9756 19.5 220,290
1966 2.8849 19.211 221,622
1967 2.8487 19.291 227,031
1968 2.8795 19.883 238,183
1969 2.8803 20.299 247,984
1970 2.8573 20.565 256,421
1971 2.9386 21.613 278,561
1972 2.7419 20.525 272,452
1973 2.4928 18.93 255,131
1974 2.3247 17.891 244,743
1975 2.1552 16.788 232,821
1976 2.0612 16.213 227,296
1977 2.0154 15.97 226,296
1978 1.9577 15.642 224,175
1979 1.9129 15.388 223,035
1980 1.8977 15.365 225,300
1981 1.9369 15.772 234,570
1982 1.9366 15.827 239,244
1983 1.9275 15.769 242,086
1984 1.8529 15.128 235,086
1985 1.9167 15.6 245,586
1986 1.8715 15.2 242,565
1987 1.8495 15.002 242,941
1988 1.8376 14.9 245,113
1989 1.8437 14.931 249,745
1990 1.9017 15.352 261,016
1991 1.8597 14.942 257,538
1992 1.8909 15.094 263,338
1993 1.8669 14.775 260,341
1994 1.8515 14.514 258,028
1995 1.8312 14.222 255,455
1996 1.807 13.915 252,826
1997 1.7857 13.632 250,493
1998 1.7725 13.398 248,727
1999 1.7679 13.222 248,005
2000 1.7701 13.109 248,574
2001 1.7485 12.813 245,871
2002 1.7709 12.855 249,653
2003 1.7676 12.724 249,982
2004 1.7848 12.747 253,295
2005 1.8441 13.06 262,616
2006 1.8806 13.236 269,661
2007 1.9887 13.924 288,358
2008 2.0168 14.099 297,654
2009 1.9715 13.808 297,485
2010 1.9501 13.681 300,113
2011 1.9206 13.475 299,948
2012 1.9286 13.547 306,357
2013 1.8843 13.282 305,523
2014 1.8106 12.819 299,548
2015 1.8104 12.87 305,209
2016 1.7996 12.855 309,448
2017 1.7745 12.739 311,698
2018 1.7853 12.876 320,272
2019 1.67 12.09 305,145
2020 1.594 11.576 296,417
2021 1.5962 11.542 298,496
2022 1.5989 11.5 300,246
2023 1.6 11.442 301,714

Future Total Fertility Rate of Australia (2023-2100)

Australia's positive upward trend in fertility rate is set to increase even further in the future. From 1.6 to an average of 1.6904 children born per woman. An additional increase of 5.65% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Total Fertility Rate (births per woman) Crude Birth Rate Overall Births
2023 1.6 11.442 301,714
2024 1.6031 11.381 303,066
2025 1.6068 11.309 304,069
2026 1.6104 11.222 304,609
2027 1.6175 11.149 305,435
2028 1.6216 11.046 305,371
2029 1.6202 10.901 304,038
2030 1.6244 10.795 303,676
2031 1.6264 10.68 302,946
2032 1.6258 10.559 301,941
2033 1.6302 10.486 302,208
2034 1.6373 10.445 303,354
2035 1.6365 10.371 303,431
2036 1.6383 10.329 304,408
2037 1.6452 10.331 306,639
2038 1.6424 10.283 307,310
2039 1.6431 10.263 308,797
2040 1.6447 10.253 310,523
2041 1.6443 10.232 311,868
2042 1.6506 10.249 314,383
2043 1.6534 10.241 316,084
2044 1.656 10.224 317,500
2045 1.6556 10.182 318,097
2046 1.6567 10.141 318,664
2047 1.657 10.088 318,815
2048 1.6554 10.018 318,355
2049 1.6548 9.951 317,945
2050 1.6537 9.879 317,324
2051 1.6533 9.812 316,799
2052 1.6577 9.776 317,235
2053 1.6657 9.763 318,404
2054 1.6644 9.7 317,895
2055 1.6627 9.64 317,407
2056 1.6631 9.594 317,394
2057 1.6725 9.605 319,197
2058 1.6676 9.536 318,339
2059 1.6683 9.502 318,629
2060 1.6658 9.453 318,340
2061 1.6715 9.452 319,685
2062 1.6699 9.412 319,666
2063 1.6718 9.394 320,365
2064 1.6714 9.365 320,683
2065 1.6739 9.354 321,606
2066 1.6754 9.34 322,395
2067 1.6711 9.296 322,114
2068 1.6801 9.329 324,478
2069 1.6842 9.336 325,948
2070 1.6807 9.303 326,008
2071 1.6755 9.263 325,767
2072 1.6751 9.251 326,491
2073 1.6792 9.265 328,103
2074 1.6827 9.276 329,586
2075 1.684 9.273 330,575
2076 1.684 9.263 331,267
2077 1.6811 9.236 331,310
2078 1.6849 9.244 332,578
2079 1.6857 9.234 333,178
2080 1.6933 9.26 335,045
2081 1.6905 9.228 334,796
2082 1.6886 9.201 334,689
2083 1.6881 9.18 334,785
2084 1.6919 9.184 335,742
2085 1.6999 9.209 337,493
2086 1.6911 9.144 335,918
2087 1.6912 9.127 336,120
2088 1.6865 9.086 335,394
2089 1.6851 9.064 335,355
2090 1.6888 9.07 336,355
2091 1.6906 9.066 337,001
2092 1.6875 9.037 336,731
2093 1.6955 9.067 338,701
2094 1.6916 9.036 338,350
2095 1.6895 9.014 338,386
2096 1.6982 9.051 340,622
2097 1.6916 9.007 339,835
2098 1.6854 8.967 339,165
2099 1.6943 9.006 341,535
2100 1.6904 8.979 341,370

How is Total Fertility Rate calculated?

A population's fertility rate is most commonly calculated as Total Total Fertility Rate or TFR for short. The Total Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is a standard demographic indicator that is used internationally to estimate the average number of children born per woman in a population. It is calculated by adding up all the age-specific fertility rates, multiplying this sum by five (the width of the age-group interval), and then dividing by 1,000.

Total Fertility Rate Formula

Total Total Fertility Rate = (Sum of ASFR x 5 ) / 1,000

Data Information

Data found on this page is based on the medium fertility variant of the United Nations Revision of World Population Prospects 2022.

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2022

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