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SuburbRadar

Free suburb guide for Australian families

Find the right suburb and school zone before you move.

Schools and catchments, childcare, prices, rent and recorded crime for any Australian suburb, in one place.

Official government data · Free · No sign-up

+419,350 moved this year · ABS
net change · 12 months

Population
Median growth
Grew / shrank
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Median 1-year population growth (%) · quintiles
≤0.4%
≤0.7%
≤0.8%
≤1.1%
1.1%+

Or open the full suburb map - all 14,643 suburbs, shaded by what matters to your family.

Which school zone is my address in?

Type a street address in Victoria, NSW or Queensland. We show the government primary and secondary school zones it is in, from the official zone maps.

Your address goes from your browser straight to OpenStreetMap's address search to find it on the map. We never see it or store it. Address search © OpenStreetMap contributors.

What is behind it

Built on official data, with every source named

Schools
9,755
ACARA school profiles
Childcare services
18,190
ACECQA national register
School catchment zones
3,692
VIC, NSW and QLD education departments
Gazetted suburbs mapped
14,643
ABS Census 2021 boundaries

Permission, not scraping

Victoria's curriculum authority (VCAA) gave us written permission to publish VCE results school by school. The NSW authority (NESA) declined for HSC results, so we show none. We never rank or score schools.

Also used: ABS population and Census, NSW BOCSAR and Crime Statistics Agency Victoria recorded crime, state property sales and rent reports, OpenStreetMap. How we use each source

Is there a map of every Australian suburb?

Yes. The map above draws all 14,643 gazetted Australian suburbs on ABS Census 2021 boundaries, and each state and territory has its own suburb map with population, schools and house prices. Suburb maps by state

Is SuburbRadar free?

Yes. Every suburb profile, school page and map is free to use, with no account. The figures come from official sources such as the ABS, ACARA and ACECQA, and each one names its source. How we use each source