πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί Total Fertility Rate of Australia

1.64
Total Fertility Rate
11.14
Crude Birth Rate
303,345
Overall Births

The current total fertility rate of Australia is 1.64 births per woman. A 0.04% increase from 2025, when the fertility rate only was 1.64 births per woman. In the future, Australia's fertility rate is projected to decrease to 1.63 childern born per woman, by the year 2100. A total decrease of the fertility rate of Australia's by -0.43% from today's standard.

Historic Total Fertility Rate of Australia (1950-2025)

Australia has seen a decrease of the total fertility rate since the 1950's. From 3.06 to 1.64 births per woman, a decrease of -46.49% in total.

Date Source: UN World Population Prospects (2024) | License: CCBY | Note: Values indicate mid year (1 July)
YearTotal Fertility Rate (births per woman)Crude Birth RateBirths
19503.062723.086188,769
19513.062622.819192,103
19523.179923.287200,981
19533.192422.874201,657
19543.192222.338201,032
19553.272622.376205,979
19563.331322.331210,461
19573.420722.584217,683
19583.422622.336219,962
19593.441122.232223,658
19603.452822.127227,483
19613.541922.586237,166
19623.425521.825233,683
19633.333921.32232,667
19643.146320.281225,690
19652.979219.438220,766
19662.883419.131221,771
19672.851219.269227,577
19682.88919.898239,374
19692.889120.305249,190
19702.859620.405257,096
19712.947621.534279,895
19722.741920.515272,954
19732.493218.907255,594
19742.376418.265250,586
19752.207517.191238,852
19762.063416.22227,842
19772.019215.981226,991
19781.960715.643224,741
19791.912515.357223,189
19801.900715.34225,831
19811.940215.735235,219
19821.940215.8240,045
19831.930615.762242,964
19841.872215.252238,247
19851.899115.424244,258
19861.871915.168243,741
19871.851314.97244,350
19881.840214.866246,692
19891.843314.876250,952
19901.90815.369263,218
19911.862614.944259,333
19921.891715.092264,856
19931.864214.762261,619
19941.851814.51259,687
19951.824814.157256,169
19961.803813.873253,947
19971.783213.602251,705
19981.765213.327249,240
19991.76413.175249,146
20001.764513.042249,532
20011.738512.711246,155
20021.764812.783250,488
20031.763612.668251,074
20041.783712.71254,798
20051.849513.06265,050
20061.882413.19271,597
20071.990913.861290,455
20082.020414.036299,959
20091.972213.74299,304
20101.948313.618301,517
20111.921613.422301,733
20121.930913.492308,329
20131.883113.211306,983
20141.805412.726300,278
20151.802612.756305,482
20161.79212.727309,657
20171.745112.459308,126
20181.742812.5313,988
20191.66611.981305,307
20201.592811.465295,156
20211.647111.718304,162
20221.63811.58303,397
20231.63811.506304,340
20241.637911.417304,984
20251.638811.282304,326

Future Total Fertility Rate of Australia (2026-2100)

Australia's downward trend in fertility rate is set to decrease even further in the future. From 1.64 to an average of 1.63 children born per woman. An additional decrease of -0.43% from 2026 to 2100.

Date Source: UN World Population Prospects (2024) | License: CCBY | Note: Values indicate mid year (1 July)
YearTotal Fertility Rate (births per woman)Crude Birth RateBirths
20261.639411.141303,345
20271.641611.006302,373
20281.644110.875301,452
20291.643210.731299,996
20301.644410.608299,017
20311.642510.484297,931
20321.642110.393297,674
20331.641410.323297,938
20341.641310.283299,010
20351.641810.268300,819
20361.639910.259302,770
20371.639310.273305,381
20381.639610.296308,241
20391.637610.313310,910
20401.636210.328313,546
20411.636610.353316,495
20421.636410.369319,235
20431.635510.374321,626
20441.636410.38324,014
20451.635310.36325,629
20461.634910.336327,147
20471.634310.308328,485
20481.63710.288330,043
20491.638110.262331,440
20501.638410.226332,401
20511.63810.187333,263
20521.637110.146334,037
20531.636110.105334,730
20541.63410.058335,230
20551.634810.032336,454
20561.635210.005337,614
20571.63529.974338,607
20581.63619.947339,769
20591.63519.915340,704
20601.63349.875341,291
20611.63459.851342,464
20621.63459.824343,537
20631.63229.786344,230
20641.63469.782346,071
20651.63189.746346,728
20661.6339.739348,501
20671.63329.733350,378
20681.63139.721352,001
20691.63459.743354,884
20701.63219.734356,610
20711.63349.749359,148
20721.63479.761361,546
20731.63439.763363,632
20741.63369.763365,656
20751.63499.777368,192
20761.6339.768369,884
20771.63219.763371,704
20781.63259.765373,849
20791.63579.781376,515
20801.63559.774378,258
20811.63469.759379,759
20821.63379.747381,369
20831.63459.739383,155
20841.63579.737385,110
20851.63529.717386,337
20861.63359.689387,262
20871.63459.678388,933
20881.63449.66390,414
20891.63539.653392,375
20901.63729.648394,379
20911.63449.616395,327
20921.63479.604397,055
20931.63549.591398,747
20941.63679.583400,551
20951.63569.554401,445
20961.63499.531402,605
20971.63549.517404,262
20981.63419.498405,640
20991.6329.472406,580
21001.63239.459408,076

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 2024.

Data Published: 2024-07-11

Data Sources

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

Source data made available by UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2024 under CC BY 3.0 IGO.

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