Sub-group mortality: A microdata approach to resident sub-group life tables

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Mortality rates measure the rate of death in the population and are essential to projecting life expectancies and population change. In these three papers the Australian Government Actuary use de‑identified microdata to analyse mortality rates within three sub‑groups of the Australian population:

  1. Residents in each state and territory;
  2. Overseas‑born Australian residents and Australian‑born residents; and
  3. Residents by relative socio‑economic advantage and disadvantage.

These papers were prepared for the Centre for Population by the Australian Government Actuary.

Downloads

 Sub-group mortality: A quick guide to new insights using Australian microdata PDF 859 kB

 Paper 1 - Life tables by state and territory PDF 556 kB

 Paper 2 - Life tables by birthplace PDF 568 kB

 Paper 3 - Life tables by relative socio-economic advantage and disadvantage PDF 719 kB

Download underlying data

Mortality rates by state and territory

Australian Government Actuary estimates of mortality rates by sex and by state and territory as at 30 June 2016.

Mortality rates by state and territory XLSX 227 kB

Mortality rates by birthplace

Australian Government Actuary estimates of mortality rates by sex and by birthplace as at 30 June 2016.

mortality-rates-birthplace.xlsx XLSX 206 kB

Mortality rates by relative socio-economic advantage and disadvantage

Australian Government Actuary estimates of mortality rates by sex and by the Index of Relative Socio-Economic Advantage and Disadvantage (IRSAD) decile as at 30 June 2016.

mortality-rates-adv-disadv.xlsx XLSX 228 kB