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Access benchmark market value tables for accommodation and meals for the current and prior years.

Last updated 25 August 2024

Our previous years reference tablesExternal Link are now available on data.gov.au.

Short-term accommodation and meals tables

Before you use the benchmark market values for short-term accommodation and meals, you need to understand:

For past years benchmark market values, refer to short-term accommodation previous years tablesExternal Link.

The current short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values follow:

Australian Capital Territory

Table 1: ACT short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Canberra

178

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

For more information see:

New South Wales

Table 2: NSW short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Sydney

198

33

38

64

23

Albury

155

30

34

59

23

Armidale

166

33

38

64

23

Bathurst

155

30

34

59

23

Bega

155

30

34

59

23

Bourke

184

33

38

64

23

Broken Hill

161

33

38

64

23

Cobar

155

30

34

59

23

Coffs Harbour

155

30

34

59

23

Cooma

155

30

34

59

23

Cowra

155

30

34

59

23

Dubbo

170

33

38

64

23

Gosford

161

33

38

64

23

Goulburn

165

33

38

64

23

Grafton

169

33

38

64

23

Griffith

159

33

38

64

23

Gunnedah

167

33

38

64

23

Inverell

155

30

34

59

23

Lismore

163

33

38

64

23

Maitland

187

33

38

64

23

Mudgee

188

33

38

64

23

Muswellbrook

157

33

38

64

23

Narrabri

155

30

34

59

23

Newcastle

195

33

38

64

23

Norfolk Island

203

33

38

64

23

Nowra

168

33

38

64

23

Orange

202

33

38

64

23

Port Macquarie

190

33

38

64

23

Queanbeyan

155

30

34

59

23

Tamworth

155

30

34

59

23

Taree

155

30

34

59

23

Tumut

155

30

34

59

23

Wagga Wagga

177

33

38

64

23

Wollongong

181

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

Northern Territory

Table 3: NT short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Darwin

220

33

38

64

23

Alice Springs

206

33

38

64

23

Jabiru

216

33

38

64

23

Katherine

228

33

38

64

23

Nhulunbuy

230

33

38

64

23

Tennant Creek

155

30

34

59

23

Yulara

570

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

Queensland

Table 4: Queensland short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Brisbane

181

33

38

64

23

Ayr

155

30

34

59

23

Bundaberg

184

33

38

64

23

Cairns

175

33

38

64

23

Charters Towers

168

33

38

64

23

Chinchilla

155

30

34

59

23

Dalby

201

33

38

64

23

Emerald

179

33

38

64

23

Gladstone

171

33

38

64

23

Gold Coast

209

33

38

64

23

Hervey Bay

175

33

38

64

23

Horn Island

345

33

38

64

23

Innisfail

155

30

34

59

23

Kingaroy

180

33

38

64

23

Mackay

166

33

38

64

23

Maryborough

155

30

34

59

23

Mount Isa

185

33

38

64

23

Nambour

163

33

38

64

23

Rockhampton

174

33

38

64

23

Roma

182

33

38

64

23

Thursday Island

323

33

38

64

23

Toowoomba

161

33

38

64

23

Townsville

174

33

38

64

23

Weipa

238

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

South Australia

Table 5: South Australia short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Adelaide

158

33

38

64

23

Bordertown

164

33

38

64

23

Ceduna

156

33

38

64

23

Kadina

155

30

34

59

23

Mount Gambier

164

33

38

64

23

Naracoorte

155

30

34

59

23

Port Augusta

155

30

34

59

23

Port Lincoln

170

33

38

64

23

Port Pirie

155

30

34

59

23

Renmark

155

30

34

59

23

Whyalla

167

33

38

64

23

Wilpena-Pound

223

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

Tasmania

Table 6: Tasmania short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Hobart

176

33

38

64

23

Burnie

178

33

38

64

23

Devonport

161

33

38

64

23

Launceston

174

33

38

64

23

Queenstown

155

30

34

59

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

Victoria

Table 7: Victoria short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Melbourne

173

33

38

64

23

Ararat

159

33

38

64

23

Bairnsdale

173

33

38

64

23

Ballarat

187

33

38

64

23

Benalla

168

33

38

64

23

Bendigo

164

33

38

64

23

Bright

180

33

38

64

23

Castlemaine

162

33

38

64

23

Colac

155

30

34

59

23

Echuca

155

30

34

59

23

Geelong

175

33

38

64

23

Hamilton

161

33

38

64

23

Horsham

165

33

38

64

23

Mildura

158

33

38

64

23

Portland

159

33

38

64

23

Sale

155

30

34

59

23

Seymour

161

33

38

64

23

Shepparton

167

33

38

64

23

Swan Hill

181

33

38

64

23

Wangaratta

186

33

38

64

23

Warrnambool

159

33

38

64

23

Wodonga

155

30

34

59

23

Wonthaggi

188

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year.

For more information see:

Western Australia

Table 8: Western Australia short-term accommodation and meals benchmark market values ($ per day) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Capital or country centre

Accommodation
($)

Breakfast
($)

Lunch
($)

Dinner
($)

Incidentals
($)

Perth

180

33

38

64

23

Albany

193

33

38

64

23

Broome

220

33

38

64

23

Bunbury

178

33

38

64

23

Carnarvon

170

33

38

64

23

Christmas Island

218

33

38

64

23

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

331

33

38

64

23

Dampier

175

33

38

64

23

Derby

192

33

38

64

23

Esperance

180

33

38

64

23

Exmouth

214

33

38

64

23

Geraldton

165

33

38

64

23

Halls Creek

170

33

38

64

23

Kalgoorlie

181

33

38

64

23

Karratha

223

33

38

64

23

Kununurra

204

33

38

64

23

Newman

271

33

38

64

23

Northam

214

33

38

64

23

Port Hedland

175

33

38

64

23

All other country centres

141

30

34

59

23

Note the country centres listed change each year

For more information see:

Detailed long-term accommodation tables

Before you use the benchmark market values for long-term accommodation, you need to understand:

The weekly long-term accommodation includes boarding house rooms.

For past years benchmark market values, refer to long-term accommodation previous years tablesExternal Link.

The current long-term accommodation benchmark market values follow:

Australian Capital Territory

Table 9: Australian Capital Territory long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Inner Central

428

609

730

977

546

683

809

1121

Inner South

385

609

656

882

483

604

716

992

West and North

376

551

641

788

473

578

685

949

Outer South

369

531

630

756

473

557

660

914

Other

369

531

630

756

473

557

660

914

Canberra zone definitions:

  • Inner Central is Canberra North and Canberra South.
  • Inner South is Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo Valley.
  • West and North is Belconnen, Gungahlin and Hall.
  • Outer South is Tuggeranong.

For more information see:

New South Wales

Table 10: NSW long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Sydney – Inner

770

893

1313

1819

714

945

1121

1553

Sydney – Middle

486

651

830

1149

630

725

859

1190

Sydney – Outer

369

504

630

873

546

630

747

1035

Wollongong

400

578

683

946

420

536

635

880

Newcastle

400

557

683

946

446

557

660

914

Other

369

504

630

873

420

536

635

880

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sydney zone definitions:

  • Inner is Ashfield, Botany, Drummoyne, Lane Cove, Leichhardt, Marrickville, Mosman, North Sydney, Randwick, South Sydney, Sydney, Waverley, Willoughby and Woollahra.
  • Middle is Auburn, Bankstown, Burwood, Canterbury, Concord, Hunters Hill, Hurstville, Kogarah, Ku-ring-gai, Manly, Parramatta, Rockdale, Ryde and Strathfield.
  • Outer is Baulkham Hills, Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Camden, Campbelltown, Fairfield, Gosford, Hawkesbury, Holroyd, Hornsby, Liverpool, Penrith, Pittwater, Sutherland, Warringah, Wollondilly and Wyong.

For more information see:

Northern Territory

Table 11: Northern Territory long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Darwin – Inner

419

602

714

945

473

578

685

949

Northern Suburbs

312

449

532

765

379

508

602

834

Palmerston

345

496

588

725

347

467

554

768

Alice Springs

345

496

588

756

347

473

560

776

Other

312

449

532

725

347

467

554

768

Darwin zone definitions:

  • Inner is City (inner), Fannie Bay, Larrakeyah, Ludmilla, Narrows, Parap, Stuart Park, The Gardens and City (remainder).
  • Northern Suburbs is Alawa, Anula, Brinkin, Coconut Grove, Jingili, Karama, Leanyer, Lee Point, Malak, Marrara, Millner, Moil, Nakara, Nightcliff, Rapid Creek, Tiwi, Wagaman, Wanguri, Winnellie and Wulag.
  • Palmerston is Driver, Gray, Moulden, Woodroffe and Palmerston (T) Bal.
  • Alice Springs is Charles, Heavitree, Larapinta, Ross and Stuart.

For more information see:

Queensland

Table 12: Queensland long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Brisbane – Inner

428

620

730

1011

525

683

809

1121

Brisbane –Middle

357

525

609

844

399

525

623

863

Brisbane – Outer

296

420

504

698

326

399

473

656

Gold Coast

400

578

683

946

525

651

772

1070

Townsville

268

394

457

633

305

368

436

604

Other

268

394

457

633

305

368

436

604

Brisbane zone definitions:

  • Inner is the 0–5 km radius from the CBD.
  • Middle is the 5–20 km radius from the CBD.
  • Outer is between 20 km from the CBD and the boundary of the Brisbane Statistical Division. The Brisbane Statistical Division consists of Brisbane City Council area, Moreton Bay Regional Council Area, Logan City Council Area, Ipswich City Council Area and Redland City Council Area.

For more information see:

South Australia

Table 13: South Australia long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Adelaide – Inner

400

578

683

946

408

494

585

811

Adelaide – Middle

357

488

609

844

368

446

529

733

Adelaide – Outer

302

415

515

713

284

399

473

656

Mount Gambier

237

315

404

560

221

294

349

483

Point Lincoln

259

372

441

609

236

347

411

569

Other

237

315

404

560

221

294

349

483

Adelaide zone definitions:

  • Inner is Adelaide, Burnside, Norwood/Payneham/St Peters – portion (former LGAs Kensington/Norwood, St Peters), Prospect, Unley, Walkerville and West Torrens.
  • Middle is Campbelltown, Charles Sturt, Holdfast Bay, Marion, Mitcham, Norwood/ Payneham/St Peters – portion (former LGA Payneham and Port Adelaide/ Enfield).
  • Outer is Adelaide Hills – portion (former LGAs East Torrens, Stirling), Gawler, Onkaparinga, Playford, Salisbury and Tea Tree Gully). Riverland is Berri/Barmera, Loxton and Waikerie (former LGAs Loxton, Waikerie).

For more information see:

Tasmania

Table 14: Tasmania long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Hobart – Inner

369

557

630

873

357

499

591

819

Hobart – Middle

311

473

530

735

347

441

523

725

Hobart – Outer

314

488

536

742

294

462

548

759

Launceston

289

446

494

684

310

410

486

673

North-West Centres

246

368

420

582

205

326

386

535

Other

246

368

420

582

205

326

386

535

Hobart zone definitions:

  • Inner is Hobart-Inner and Hobart-Remainder.
  • Middle is Clarence and Glenorchy.
  • Outer is Kingborough and Derwent Valley Pt A.
  • Launceston is Launceston-Inner, Launceston Pt B and Launceston Pt C.
  • North-West Centres is Burnie Pt A, Central Coast Pt A and Devonport.

For more information see:

Victoria

Table 15: Victoria long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Melbourne – Inner

554

709

945

1309

504

672

797

1104

Melbourne – Middle

400

578

683

946

420

557

660

914

Melbourne – Outer

299

462

509

706

368

462

548

759

Geelong

283

431

483

669

336

431

510

707

Ballarat

240

368

410

567

254

355

421

583

Bendigo

271

399

462

640

292

368

436

604

Other

240

368

410

567

254

355

421

583

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Melbourne zone definitions:

  • Inner is suburbs within 10 km of the CBD.
  • Middle is between 10–20 km from the CBD.
  • Outer is more than 20 km from the CBD.

For more information see:

Western Australia

Table 16: Western Australia long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) for 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

Location

House 1 bedroom
($)

House 2 bedrooms
($)

House 3 bedrooms
($)

House 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 1 bedroom
($)

Other dwellings 2 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 3 bedrooms
($)

Other dwellings 4 or more bedrooms
($)

Perth – Inner

391

645

698

1037

380

627

678

1007

Perth – Middle

320

528

571

848

348

575

622

923

Perth – Outer

290

479

518

769

310

512

554

822

Bunbury

281

463

501

743

272

449

486

722

Broome

517

852

922

1369

428

705

763

1133

Albany

226

373

404

600

n.a

n.a

n.a

n.a

Other

226

373

404

600

272

449

486

722

Perth zone definitions:

  • Inner is Cities of Perth, Stirling (South. East), South Perth, Subiaco, Nedlands, Belmont; Towns of Cambridge, Vincent, Victoria Park, Claremont, Cottesloe and the Shire of Peppermint Grove.
  • Middle is Cities of Stirling (Central and Coastal), Bayswater, Canning, MeIville, Fremantle (inner and remainder), Cockburn, Gosnells, Wanneroo (South West and South East) southern half only; Towns of Bassendean, East Fremantle and the Shire of Kalamunda.
  • Outer is Cities of Wanneroo (Northern half), Armadale, Rockingham, Mandurah; Town of Kwinana; Shires of Swan, Mundaring and Serpentine–Jarradale.

For more information see:

Transitional benchmark market values for long-term accommodation

Before you use the transitional benchmark market values for long-term accommodation, you need to understand:

The weekly long-term accommodation includes boarding house rooms.

For past years transitional benchmark market values, refer to long-term accommodation previous years tablesExternal Link.

The following table shows the current year transitional long-term accommodation benchmark market values.

Table 17: Transitional long-term accommodation benchmark market values ($ per week) – 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023

Location

1 bedroom
($)

2 bedrooms
($)

3 bedrooms
($)

4 or more bedrooms
($)

Adelaide

210

318

406

582

Brisbane

311

402

461

610

Canberra

314

460

509

802

Darwin

269

392

436

632

Hobart

228

342

383

497

Melbourne

347

493

646

853

Perth

198

328

359

525

Sydney

584

804

1,024

1,323

For more information see:

 

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