DECEMBER KEY FIGURES
| | Dec qtr 05 | Sep qtr 05 to Dec qtr 05 | Dec qtr 04 to Dec qtr 05 | |
| | $m | % change | % change | |
TREND ESTIMATES VOLUME TERMS(a) | |
| |
Value of work done | | | | |
| For the private sector | 5 646.1 | 6.6 | 30.7 | |
| For the public sector(b) | 3 639.9 | 2.0 | 12.7 | |
| Total engineering construction | 9 283.1 | 4.7 | 23.0 | |
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED VOLUME TERMS(a) | |
| |
Value of work done | | | | |
| For the private sector | 5 782.0 | 10.1 | 33.4 | |
| For the public sector(b) | 3 691.8 | 3.8 | 19.1 | |
| Total engineering construction | 9 473.8 | 7.6 | 27.4 | |
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(a) Chain volume measures, reference year 2003-04. |
(b) Includes work done by the private sector for the public sector and work done by the public sector. |
Value of work done, Total engineering - Volume terms
| Value of work done, Volume terms - Trend estimates
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DECEMBER KEY POINTS
VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION WORK DONE, VOLUME TERMS
Trend estimates
- The trend estimate for the value of total engineering construction work done rose 4.7% in the December 2005 quarter. The trend has now risen for nineteen consecutive quarters.
- The trend estimate for the value of work done for the private sector rose 6.6% in the December 2005 quarter. Work done for the public sector rose 2.0%.
Seasonally adjusted estimates
- The seasonally adjusted estimate for the value of total engineering construction work done in the December 2005 quarter rose 7.6%, to $9,473.8m, the ninth consecutive quarterly rise in this series.
- The seasonally adjusted estimate for the value of work done for the private sector rose 10.1%, to $5,782.0m in the December 2005 quarter, the fifth consecutive rise. The value of work done for the public sector rose 3.8%, to $3,691.8m.
Original estimates
- The value of work done in the December 2005 quarter rose 14.0%, to $9,801.0m, following a 1.4% fall in the previous quarter.
- The value of work done for the private sector rose 14.5%, to $6,103.2m, in the December 2005 quarter, following a 10.9% rise in the previous quarter. Total work done for the public sector rose 13.2%, to $3,697.8m.
NOTES
FORTHCOMING ISSUES
ISSUE (QUARTER) | Release Date |
March 2006 | 18 July 2006 |
June 2006 | 12 October 2006 |
CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE
There are no changes in this issue.
SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS THIS QUARTER
Compared with the current price original terms estimates published in the previous issue of this publication:
- The September quarter 2005 estimates have been revised upwards by $470m for work commenced, $56.6m for work done and $362.8m for work yet to be done. The revisions to work commenced and work yet to be done were predominantly in 'private for private', 'oil, gas, coal and other minerals' in Western Australia.
DATA NOTES
There are no notes about the data.
UPCOMING CHANGES
There has been a change to release date for the next issue of Construction Work Done, Australia, Preliminary (cat. no. 8755.0).
The release date for the March quarter 2006 issue of Construction Work Done, Australia, Preliminary (cat. no. 8755.0) is the 31st May 2006, not the 24th May 2006 as previously advertised.
INQUIRIES
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VALUE OF WORK DONE STATES AND TERRITORIES
CHAIN VOLUME MEASURES - TREND ESTIMATES
NEW SOUTH WALES
The trend estimate for the value of work done rose 1.3% in the December 2005 quarter, the fifteenth consecutive quarterly increase.
VICTORIA
The trend estimate for the value of work done has risen for eighteen consecutive quarters, with strong growth over the last six quarters.
QUEENSLAND
The trend estimate for the value of work done rose 4.2% in the December 2005 quarter, continuing the period of strong growth since December 2003.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The trend estimate for the value of work done has continued its decline for the fourth consecutive quarter.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The trend estimate for the value of work done rose 14.4% in the December 2005 quarter, following a 15.2% rise in the previous quarter.
TASMANIA
The trend estimate for the value of work done has risen for three consecutive quarters.
NORTHERN TERRITORY
The trend estimate for the value of work done fell 5.9% in the December 2005 quarter, following a 3.9% fall in the previous quarter.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Following four quarters of decline, the trend estimate for work done has risen for the second consecutive quarter.