GDP per capita is high and well-being indicators compare favourably
Productivity growth has slowed
Inequality has been rising
Australia's gender wage gap is larger than many
Output growth has weakened, unemployment is up, investment is down
Rebalancing is seen in services exports, employment and migration
Consumer-price inflation and wage growth are slowing
Australia's gross foreign liabilities continue to grow but remain largely denominated in AUD or are hedged
Total debt has increased and household debt is above average
China is Australia's largest trading partner
Non-commodity investment has yet to pick up
Macro-financial vulnerabilities have eased since the global financial crisis
Recent data suggest there is some risk of a downturn
Monetary policy remains accommodative, while fiscal deficits are declining
Housing market indicators show hints of a slowdown
Indicators of costs and risks in housing credit
Banking-sector resilience is being bolstered
Government expenditure, taxation and public-debt are comparatively low
Consolidation in the federal-government budget
Under the government's operational goal the debt-to-GDP ratio will be put on a downward track
Increases in public spending compared with pre-crisis levels
The standard rate of Goods and Services Tax is low in international comparison
Australia's government investment is below the OECD average
Australia's advantage in lighter regulations has been eroded
Collaborative research is limited
Commercial impact could be strengthened
Tax support plays an important role in R&D policy and the cost is rising rapidly
Australia is falling behind leading countries in PISA results
Green growth indicators for Australia
Australia's greenhouse-gas emission reduction is now focused on the target for 2030