Australian Suburb Intelligence
A living profile for every suburb.
Population, housing, crime & safety, schools & preschools, public transport, roadworks, planning & development, weather, amenities, parks & reserves, health access, socio-economic (SEIFA), heritage, childcare, hazards and green cover.
123,655 data points across 15,345 suburbs
ACT
Australian Capital Territory
138 suburbs
NSW
New South Wales
4,544 suburbs · profiles coming soon
NT
Northern Territory
305 suburbs
QLD
Queensland
3,235 suburbs · profiles coming soon
SA
South Australia
1,698 suburbs
TAS
Tasmania
778 suburbs
VIC
Victoria
2,946 suburbs · profiles coming soon
WA
Western Australia
1,701 suburbs · profiles coming soon
Frequently asked questions
- What is Suburb Guide?
- Suburb Guide publishes living profiles for Australian suburbs using official government and open data — including population, housing, crime, schools, transport, amenities, weather, and planning information.
- Where does Suburb Guide get its data?
- Data comes from Australian open-data sources such as the ABS Census, state government open-data portals, national transport feeds, OpenStreetMap, and other publicly available datasets. Each metric lists its source on the suburb profile.
- Which states and territories are covered?
- Suburb boundaries exist for all states and territories. Dataset coverage varies by state — South Australia has the most complete profiles, with other states expanding over time.
- How often is suburb data updated?
- Collectors run on a daily schedule. Time-sensitive data such as weather and roadworks refreshes more often; census and SEIFA data updates when new official releases are published.
- Is Suburb Guide free to use?
- Yes. Suburb Guide is a free reference site for researching Australian suburbs. Data is provided for informational purposes and should be verified against official sources for important decisions.