Income

Individual income

About this topic

Individual income shows the gross amount of personal income usually received by people aged 15 years and over. It includes wages, salaries, government payments, and other income reported in the Census.

This topic is useful for understanding the distribution of personal incomes across an area, but it is a point-in-time snapshot rather than a measure of wealth. The dollar ranges are presented for the latest Census year only, so quartile-based income topics are better for comparing income profiles over time.

Interpretation notes

  • Total personal income is weekly gross income usually received by people aged 15 years and over.
  • Income is not the same as wealth, and fixed dollar ranges are less reliable for over-time comparison because prices and wages change.

Key insight

In 2021, 2000 To 2999 was the most common category among residents aged 15 and over in Banyule (C), accounting for 10.1% (10,498 people). This share was higher than Greater Melbourne (8%).

Section overview

Weekly individual income

Banyule (C) - Persons aged 15+ (Usual residence)

This table summarises individual income for Banyule (C) in 2021 for persons, with comparison against Greater Melbourne.

Chart view

Weekly individual income snapshot

2021 distribution by category for Banyule (C), with comparison markers for Greater Melbourne.

Banyule (C)
Greater Melbourne

Negative Nil Income

2021 count

9,110

% of total

8.8%

1 To 149

2021 count

3,829

% of total

3.7%

150 To 299

2021 count

4,832

% of total

4.7%

300 To 399

2021 count

6,696

% of total

6.5%

400 To 499

2021 count

7,238

% of total

7.0%

500 To 649

2021 count

7,019

% of total

6.8%

650 To 799

2021 count

6,615

% of total

6.4%

800 To 999

2021 count

7,183

% of total

6.9%

1000 To 1249

2021 count

8,722

% of total

8.4%

1250 To 1499

2021 count

7,412

% of total

7.1%

1500 To 1749

2021 count

7,234

% of total

7.0%

1750 To 1999

2021 count

5,496

% of total

5.3%

2000 To 2999

2021 count

10,498

% of total

10.1%

3000 To 3499

2021 count

2,633

% of total

2.5%

3500 Or More

2021 count

4,490

% of total

4.3%

Not Stated

2021 count

4,801

% of total

4.6%

Data table

Individual income for Banyule (C). Weekly individual income. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Greater Melbourne.

Individual income for Banyule (C). Weekly individual income. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Greater Melbourne.
Individual income for Banyule (C). Weekly individual income. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Greater Melbourne.
Category2021 count2021 %Greater Melbourne %
Negative Nil Income9,1108.8%10.2%
1 To 1493,8293.7%3.4%
150 To 2994,8324.7%4.8%
300 To 3996,6966.5%6.9%
400 To 4997,2387.0%6.8%
500 To 6497,0196.8%6.6%
650 To 7996,6156.4%6.5%
800 To 9997,1836.9%8.0%
1000 To 12498,7228.4%9.0%
1250 To 14997,4127.1%7.0%
1500 To 17497,2347.0%6.3%
1750 To 19995,4965.3%4.6%
2000 To 299910,49810.1%8.0%
3000 To 34992,6332.5%2.0%
3500 Or More4,4904.3%3.6%
Not Stated4,8014.6%6.1%
Total103,808100.0%100.0%