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Cost of living in Cedar Vale, QLD

The available budget figures add up to A$4,163 a month across 6 categories. The subtotal uses published references, which can come from earlier periods and wider areas.

Missing from the published budget: Utilities, Groceries, Internet and mobile.

Reference periods: 2021 Census, July 2015–June 2016 Boundary: urban centre/locality Area definitions Sources and coverage
Monthly reference subtotal
A$4,163
A$49,957 annualised · available lines
Existing tenancies
A$1,993
Per month · 2021 Census · Local · Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizes
Household income
A$2,393
Median · per week · 2021 Census
Rent-to-income
19%
Share of published household income

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Transport, Fuel, Healthcare and insurance, Childcare, Education, LeisureQueensland

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Older cost references7 topics with data more than five years old. Open to see the original periods.

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Published itemMonthly referenceArea and data period
RentRentMedian AUD 1,993.33 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 460 / week LocalCedar Vale2021 Census data (5 years old)Older reference
TransportTransportMean AUD 888.12 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 204.95 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
FuelMotor vehicle fuel, lubricants and additivesMean AUD 220.31 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 50.84 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Healthcare and insuranceMedical care and health expensesMean AUD 338.56 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 78.13 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
ChildcareChild care servicesMean AUD 79.78 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 18.41 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
EducationEducationMean AUD 155.61 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 35.91 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
LeisureRecreationMean AUD 707.72 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 163.32 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference

Component-only references: Utilities, Groceries, Internet and mobile. These categories publish components or unit prices, not a whole amount. Open the full component list below.

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Published itemMonthly referenceArea and data period
EducationEducationMean AUD 190.06 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 43.86 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
EducationEducationMean AUD 155.61 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 35.91 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
LeisureRecreationMean AUD 744.68 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 171.85 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
LeisureRecreationMean AUD 707.72 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 163.32 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileInternet chargesMean AUD 28.04 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 6.47 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileInternet chargesMean AUD 28.73 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 6.63 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileMobile telephone accountMean AUD 74.71 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 17.24 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileMobile telephone accountMean AUD 74.92 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 17.29 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileCommunicationMean AUD 202.02 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 46.62 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Internet and mobileCommunicationMean AUD 205.01 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 47.31 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
TransportPublic transport faresMean AUD 25.26 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 5.83 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
TransportPublic transport faresMean AUD 18.03 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 4.16 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
FuelMotor vehicle fuel, lubricants and additivesMean AUD 215.11 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 49.64 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
FuelMotor vehicle fuel, lubricants and additivesMean AUD 220.31 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 50.84 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
TransportTransportMean AUD 895.66 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 206.69 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
TransportTransportMean AUD 888.12 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 204.95 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Healthcare and insuranceMedical care and health expensesMean AUD 356.98 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 82.38 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
Healthcare and insuranceMedical care and health expensesMean AUD 338.56 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 78.13 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
ChildcareChild care servicesMean AUD 76.09 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 17.56 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
ChildcareChild care servicesMean AUD 79.78 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 18.41 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
GroceriesFood and non-alcoholic beveragesMean AUD 1,026.87 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 236.97 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
GroceriesFood and non-alcoholic beveragesMean AUD 946.62 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 218.45 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
UtilitiesDomestic fuel and powerMean AUD 177.32 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 40.92 / week NationalAustraliaJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference
UtilitiesDomestic fuel and powerMean AUD 150.71 / month Derived monthly equivalent: Published weekly amount × 52 ÷ 12. Original: AUD 34.78 / week State / provinceQueenslandJuly 2015–June 2016 data (10 years old)Older reference

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Housing measures3 available measures. Existing rents, asking rents and shelter costs can differ.
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Home and measurePublished amountExact source area
Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizesMedian · Existing tenanciesAUD 460 per week Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizes · Existing tenanciesBill treatment not stated; check the source before adding utilities or other bills Median · 2021 Census data (5 years old) Cedar Vale · Urban centre or locality Local Older referenceCedar ValeUrban centre or localityOccupied private dwellings being rented; excludes rent-free and visitor-only/non-classifiable households
Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizesMedian · Existing tenanciesAUD 365 per week Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizes · Existing tenanciesBill treatment not stated; check the source before adding utilities or other bills Median · 2021 Census data (5 years old) Queensland · State State / province Older referenceQueenslandStateOccupied private dwellings being rented; excludes rent-free and visitor-only/non-classifiable households
Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizesMedian · Existing tenanciesAUD 375 per week Rented occupied private dwellings; all sizes · Existing tenanciesBill treatment not stated; check the source before adding utilities or other bills Median · 2021 Census data (5 years old) Australia · Country National Older referenceAustraliaCountryOccupied private dwellings being rented; excludes rent-free and visitor-only/non-classifiable households

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OccupationPublished payBasis
LabourersANZSCO 8 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 32.501 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Machinery operators and driversANZSCO 7 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 37.414 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Sales workersANZSCO 6 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 30 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Clerical and administrative workersANZSCO 5 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 40.745 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Community and personal service workersANZSCO 4 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 35.94 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Technicians and trades workersANZSCO 3 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 40.037 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
ProfessionalsANZSCO 2 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 62.5 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
ManagersANZSCO 1 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 50 per hour Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
LabourersANZSCO 8 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,000 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Machinery operators and driversANZSCO 7 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,423.62 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Sales workersANZSCO 6 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 750 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Clerical and administrative workersANZSCO 5 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,301.834 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Community and personal service workersANZSCO 4 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,000 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
Technicians and trades workersANZSCO 3 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,600 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
ProfessionalsANZSCO 2 · Classification edition 2013 v1.2AUD 1,955.53 per week Median · August 2025 data Queensland · State State / province Gross earnings in main job; all employees, full-time and part-time; persons
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