Company, industry and country information: COVID-19 Statistics & Data

Latest data and analysis for Australia

The implications of COVID-19 are highly uncertain. During this time, there are sizeable benefits for the community and governments to have access to timely social and economic information. The ABS is responding by producing a range of new statistics to help us all understand the impacts of this worldwide event.

Official health data from the Australian Government Department of Health

Early Release of Superannuation Scheme data is reported here, as well as other superannuation statistics.

This volunteer-run website aggregates media reports and state health data on COVID-19 in Australia, including infection rates, prevalence, transmission source, app downloads and more.

This site has a record of each submission made to the Commonwealth Senate Select Committee on COVID-19

Johns Hopkins University maintains a global Coronavirus dashboard.

The Conversation invites researchers and academics to write for the broader public. It carries a range of analysis from scholars about COVID-19.

"Organisations around the world are already feeling the impact of COVID-19. Our analysts and analytics teams continue to assess the short and long term effects on industries, economies and consumers."

"COVID-19 is forcing businesses to quickly change their strategy to uncover new opportunities. To assist with decision making during the current crisis, IBISWorld created a tool to help you understand different industries' levels of vulnerability to COVID-19 exposure factors."

Gartner research identifies best practices for lowering costs at the functional and enterprise levels. But strategic cost optimization reaches beyond spending freezes or staff reductions, and must align with business renewal plans. We’ve provided the research and tools below to help leaders make data-driven decisions supported by proven approaches.

Around the world, COVID-19 has forced organizations, enterprises and entire industries to regroup and reassess how they do business. As leaders look for guidance on navigating today’s uncharted waters, they are also looking ahead and adjusting their strategies to thrive in a post-COVID world.