National surveillance data

The Kirby Institute collates national data for HIV, viral hepatitis, and sexually transmissible infections in Australia from many sources. These data are used as a reference for organisations and individuals interested in the occurrence and epidemiology of these infectious diseases in Australia.

In this website, you will find a breakdown of the data by condition, along with the Australian HIV Public Access Dataset. The underlying data are also available as downloadable tables.

You will also find the latest data for HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, for use by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, communities and stakeholders, among others.

Unless specifically stated otherwise, all data on this site are to the end of 2022. All data presented are provisional and subject to future revision.

This data site could not have been prepared without the collaboration of a large number of organisations throughout Australia. The ongoing substantial contribution to national surveillance for HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections by the organisations listed in the Acknowledgements, is gratefully acknowledged.

 

Notification rate maps

Microphotograph of HIV cells. Credit: Kirby Institute/Stuart Turville

HIV

Photomicrograph of hepatitis B cells in a brown tint. Credit: CDC

Hepatitis B

Microphotograph of hepatitis C. Credit: University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Pathology/Peter Anderson

Hepatitis C

Generated illustration of chlamydia cells. Credit: AdobeStock

Chlamydia

Generated illustration of gonorrhoea cells. Credit: AdobeStock

Gonorrhoea

Microphotograph of syphilis cells tinted blue. Credit: CDC/Dr David Cox

Syphilis