Australia: households without internet access by local government areas types 2022

In 2022, remote households in Australia were eight times without internet access compared to metropolitian areas. The metropolitian areas were the one with people having higher income and education, and the large population aged under 55 years.

Share of households without internet access in Australia in 2022, by local government areas types

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Release date

September 2022

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Region

Australia

Survey time period

2022

Supplementary notes

Comparisons have been made relative to households that are based in metropolitan areas, have a higher income, have a larger proportion of its population aged under the age of 55 and attained higher education, respectively. Remote/rural LGAs are defined as LGAs with a majority of dwellings located in a remote/rural area. Lower income LGAs are defined as those with the majority of households with a weekly income of below $1,000. Elderly LGAs are defined as those with a majority of its population aged 55 and over. Less educated LGAs are defined as those where the majority of the population have not attained higher education (including university, TAFE Certificates III and IV).

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