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TABLE 1. Commodity Production: All series (a) | | | |
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Red meat ('000 tonnes) | 721 | 755 | 741 |
Chicken meat ('000 tonnes) | 170 | 176 | 172 |
Cheese (tonnes) | 79656 | 127325 | 103299 |
Butter (tonnes) | 24997 | 46726 | 32553 |
Beer (megalitres) | 421 | 490 | 435 |
Tobacco & cigarettes (tonnes) | 5258 | 4526 | 3974 |
Newsprint ('000 tonnes) | 107 | 106 | 104 |
Wood pulp(b) ('000 tonnes) | 226 | 207 | 216 |
Undressed sawn timber(c) ('000 cubic metres) | 1044 | 1027 | |
Hardwood woodchips ('000 tonnes) | 1823 | 1786 | 1650 |
Automotive gasoline (megalitres) | 4345 | 4312 | 4294 |
Fuel oil (megalitres) | 295 | 306 | 277 |
Aviation turbine fuel(d) (megalitres) | 1131 | 1302 | 1296 |
Automotive diesel oil (megalitres) | 2983 | 3305 | 3220 |
Portland cement(e) ('000 tonnes) | 2227 | 2329 | 2224 |
Clay bricks (million)(f) | 440 | 413 | 409 |
Ready mixed concrete ('000 cubic metres) | 5903 | 5542 | 5314 |
Basic iron ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Blooms & slabs of iron or steel ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Alumina ('000 tonnes) | 4125 | 4224 | 4209 |
Zinc ('000 tonnes) | 141 | 126 | 114 |
Silver (tonnes) | 159 | 158 | 144 |
Copper ('000 tonnes) | 112 | 101 | 122 |
Lead(g) ('000 tonnes) | 69 | 62 | 51 |
Tin (tonnes) | 166 | 138 | 113 |
Gold(h) (tonnes) | 101 | 100 | 103 |
Electricity (million kWh) | 48641 | 46261 | 48362 |
Gas (petajoules) | 232 | 188 | 173 |
Seasonally Adjusted | | | |
Red meat ('000 tonnes) | 714 | 748 | 768 |
Chicken meat ('000 tonnes) | 172 | 170 | 172 |
Cheese (tonnes) | 92303 | 97696 | 98907 |
Butter (tonnes) | 28377 | 31828 | 33825 |
Beer (megalitres) | 439 | 426 | 430 |
Tobacco & cigarettes (tonnes) | 4804 | 4547 | 4503 |
Newsprint ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Wood pulp(b) ('000 tonnes) | 228 | 206 | 218 |
Undressed sawn timber(c) ('000 cubic metres) | 1054 | 1011 | |
Hardwood woodchips ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Automotive gasoline (megalitres) | 4283 | 4343 | 4347 |
Fuel oil (megalitres) | | | |
Aviation turbine fuel(d) (megalitres) | 1161 | 1256 | 1260 |
Automotive diesel oil (megalitres) | 2967 | 3232 | 3234 |
Portland cement(e) ('000 tonnes) | 2134 | 2271 | 2414 |
Clay bricks(f) (million) | 410 | 410 | 442 |
Ready mixed concrete ('000 cubic metres) | 5534 | 5493 | 5721 |
Basic iron ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Blooms & slabs of iron or steel ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Alumina ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Zinc ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Silver (tonnes) | 162 | 153 | 146 |
Copper ('000 tonnes) | 111 | 105 | 121 |
Lead(g) ('000 tonnes) | 69 | 61 | 52 |
Tin (tonnes) | 164 | 167 | 111 |
Gold(h) (tonnes) | | | |
Electricity (million kWh) | 47116 | 47129 | 48413 |
Gas (petajoules) | 203 | 200 | 199 |
Trend | | | |
Red meat ('000 tonnes) | 727 | 742 | 761 |
Chicken meat ('000 tonnes) | 170 | 171 | 171 |
Cheese (tonnes) | 92509 | 96154 | 99288 |
Butter (tonnes) | 29589 | 31258 | 33116 |
Beer (megalitres) | 430 | 430 | 431 |
Tobacco & cigarettes (tonnes) | 4777 | 4625 | 4590 |
Newsprint ('000 tonnes) | 106 | 105 | 104 |
Wood pulp(b) ('000 tonnes) | 221 | 220 | 218 |
Undressed sawn timber(c) ('000 cubic metres) | 1003 | 1043 | |
Hardwood woodchips ('000 tonnes) | 1807 | 1783 | 1711 |
Automotive gasoline (megalitres) | 4330 | 4318 | 4338 |
Fuel oil (megalitres) | 326 | 296 | 277 |
Aviation turbine fuel(d) (megalitres) | 1189 | 1219 | 1258 |
Automotive diesel oil (megalitres) | 3266 | 3232 | 3223 |
Portland cement(e) ('000 tonnes) | 2087 | 2265 | 2377 |
Clay bricks(f) (million) | 413 | 419 | 426 |
Ready mixed concrete ('000 cubic metres) | 5418 | 5562 | 5657 |
Basic iron ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Blooms & slabs of iron or steel ('000 tonnes) | | | |
Alumina ('000 tonnes) | 4143 | 4181 | 4227 |
Zinc ('000 tonnes) | 135 | 126 | 121 |
Silver (tonnes) | 158 | 152 | 149 |
Copper ('000 tonnes) | 118 | 112 | 110 |
Lead(g) ('000 tonnes) | 67 | 61 | 56 |
Tin (tonnes) | 153 | 150 | 137 |
Gold(h) (tonnes) | 101 | 101 | 100 |
Electricity (million kWh) | 46823 | 47464 | 48126 |
Gas (petajoules) | 199 | 200 | 201 |
(a) Users should note that the seasonally adjusted and trend estimates have been revised. Generally, the most |
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recent trend estimates published in this release are likely to be improved (revised) when next quarter's | | | |
seasonally adjusted estimates become available. For more information, users should refer to paragraphs 12-16 | | | |
of the Explanatory Notes of 8301.0 located at ABS@ABS, the electronic publication subscription | | | |
service is available on www.abs.gov.au. | | | |
Seasonally adjusted estimates of production for the series Wood pulp, Automotive diesel oil, Silver, Copper, |
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Lead and Tin are more volatile than other series. | | | |
Seasonally adjusted estimates for Newsprint, Hardwood woodchips, Alumina and Zinc are not sufficiently reliable to be published. |
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Seasonally adjusted estimates for Fuel oil and Gold do not exhibit sufficient seasonal behaviour to be published. |
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(b) For Woodpulp, due to an abnormal movement in the original series for September quarter 2001, the trend has been |
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modified to remove the effect. See also paragraphs 15-17 of the Explanatory Notes of 8301.0 located | | | |
at ABS@ABS, the electronic publication subscription service is available on www.abs.gov.au. | | | |
(c) For Undressed sawn timber, the volatility in the original series over the last two years due to the introduction |
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of the Goods and Services Tax and the First Home Owners Grant means that the seasonally adjusted and trend | | | |
figures should be interpreted with caution. | | | |
(d) For Aviation turbine fuel, a trend break for December quarter 2001 has been included in this series, due to an abnormal |
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movement in the original series for that quarter. The recent large downward movement in the original series has | | | |
caused some uncertainty in the trend estimates from June quarter 2003. A longer span of data is required before the | | | |
effects of the changes in this industry, and hence the final trend for this series, can be determined. | | | |
(e) For Portland cement, a large upward movement in the original series driven by and increase in demand in the building |
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industry has caused some uncertainty in the trend estimates from September quarter 2003. A longer span of data is required | | | |
before the effects of the changes in this industry, and hence the final trend for this series, can be determined. | | | |
(f) For Clay Bricks, the original series has been revised from December quarter 1998 to December quarter 2003. |
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(g) For Lead, due to abnormal movements in the original series for December quarter 2000 and June quarter 2001, the trend |
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has been modified to remove these effects. See also paragraphs 15-17 of the Explanatory Notes of 8301.0 | | | |
located at ABS@ABS, the electronic publication subscription service is available on www.abs.gov.au. | | | |
(h) For Gold, due to an abnormal movement in the original series for June quarter 2001, the trend has been modified to |
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remove the effect. See also paragraphs 15-17 of the Explanatory Notes of 8301.0 located at ABS@ABS, the | | | |
electronic publication subscription service is available on www.abs.gov.au. | | | |
The series 'Basic iron, spiegeleisen and sponge iron' and 'Blooms and slabs of iron or steel' have been discontinued. |
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