The Yearbook provides a comprehensive evidence base to examine long-term and emerging trends as well as inform policy development and regulatory reform in the transport, energy, water and communications sectors. It is the only comprehensive source of time series statistics for Australia's major areas of economic infrastructure. The Yearbook is accompanied by the Key Australian Infrastructure Statistics booklet which is a summary of statistics from the Yearbook.

• Yearbook 2014–Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  BITRE_YEARBOOK_2014_Full_Report.pdf
  (11.88 MB)
• Key Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  INFRA2348_BITRE_INFRASTRUCTURE_YEARBOOK_STATISTICS_1114_web.pdf
  (2.76 MB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2014
  
  Part I–Infrastructure and the Economy
  
  Part_I_Infrastructure_and_the_Economy.zip
  (70.81 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2014
  
  Part T–Transport
  
  Part_T_Transport.zip
  (725.17 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2014
  
  Part E–Energy
  
  Part_E_Energy.zip
  (322.33 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2014
  
  Part C–Communication
  
  Part_C_Communications.zip
  (103.75 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2014
  
  Part W–Water
  
  Part_W_Water.zip
  (420.13 KB)

This information sheet provides an overview of activity in five key Australian infrastructure industries: transport, energy, communications, water and resources.

The purpose of the report is to track investment in infrastructure and explore its impact on infrastructure performance, usage and productivity.

• Infrastructure Investment Macromonitor
  
  is_052.pdf
  (842.59 KB)

The Yearbook is an important piece of work for the Department and provides a comprehensive evidence base to examine long-term and emerging trends as well as inform policy development and regulatory reform in the transport, energy, water and communications sectors. It is the only comprehensive source of time series statistics for Australia's major areas of economic infrastructure. The Yearbook is accompanied by the first Key Australian Infrastructure Statistics booklet which is a summary of statistics from the Yearbook.

• Yearbook 2013–Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  INFRA1886_R_BITRE_INFRASTRUCTURE_YEARBOOK_0813_web.pdf
  (9.02 MB)
• Key Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  INFRA1915_BITRE_KEY_STATISTICS_0813_web.pdf
  (2.96 MB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2013
  
  Part 1–Infrastructure and the Economy
  
  PartI_Infrastructure_and_the_Economy.zip
  (119.15 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2013
  
  Part T–Transport
  
  PartT_Transport.zip
  (874.05 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2013
  
  Part E–Energy
  
  PartE_Energy.zip
  (481.12 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2013
  
  Part C–Communication
  
  PartC_Communication.zip
  (161.7 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics
  
  Yearbook 2013
  
  Part W–Water
  
  PartW_Water.zip
  (530.33 KB)

This information sheet provides a summary of key trends in regional aviation Australia from 1984 to 2012. It is a brief update to Report 130 on Air transport services in regional Australia (2011 update).

• Air transport service trends in regional Australia (2013 update)
  
  is_047.pdf
  (1.97 MB)

This information sheet provides evidence about the relationship between airport infrastructure and economic activity. It draws together evidence from the international literature and evidence for major Australian airports. It presents estimates of the number of jobs located at major Australian airports in 2011, the industry structure and skill mix of that employment, and recent growth in employment based on the ABS Census of Population and Housing.

• Employment Generation and Airports
  
  is_046.pdf
  (1.52 MB)

This report presents forecasts of air passenger movements through Australia's eight capital city airports and five largest non-capital city airports (Newcastle, Cairns, Gold Coast, Townsville and Launceston). The forecasts have been developed using econometric models of domestic and international air passenger travel demand, and incorporating the most recent economic outlook for Australia and its major trading partners. Population, income, airfares, exchange rates and the prices of domestic and overseas travel and accommodation are the principal factors influencing growth in air passenger movements through Australian airports.

• Air Passenger Movements Through Capital and Non-Capital City Airports to 2030–31
  
  report_133.pdf
  (2.25 MB)

The files below contain monthly and annual details of passenger and aircraft movement data on scheduled regular Public Transport services at selected Australian airports.

The Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook provides a single comprehensive source of Australian infrastructure time series statistics for measures of transport, energy, communications and water infrastructure and the use of this infrastructure in Australia. Statistics are presented in a coherent framework that enables comparisons across the four forms of infrastructure and the activities associated with each form of infrastructure.

• Australian Infrastructure Statistics–Yearbook 2012
  
  stats_002.pdf
  (6.65 MB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook 2012
  
  Part I–Infrastructure and the Economy
  
  Part_I-Infrastructure and the Economy.zip
  (64.92 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook 2012
  
  Part T–Transport
  
  Part_T-Transport.zip
  (521.9 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook 2012
  
  Part E–Energy
  
  Part_E-Energy.zip
  (289 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook 2012
  
  Part C–Communication
  
  Part_C-Communication.zip
  (101.77 KB)
• Australian Infrastructure Statistics Yearbook 2012
  
  Part W–Water
  
  Part_W-Water.zip
  (378.53 KB)

This Report represents part of a full-scale study by BTE, at the direction of the Minister for Transport, of the development requirements for Brisbane Airport. The full report will be issued at a later date and will present a detailed examination of the civil aviation requirements of the region and the appropriate expansion/replacement program.

• Brisbane Airport: Interim Report on International Terminal
  
  report_009.pdf
  (848.82 KB)

The Commonwealth's regulation of interstate aviation, in place for over thirty years, came to an end at midnight on 30 October 1990. This study reviews the developments in the last few months of regulation and in the first year of deregulation.

• Deregulation of Domestic Aviation–The First Year
  
  report_073.pdf
  (4.35 MB)