Map of average salary in Australia (Daily Mail)
According to the latest figures, the Australian Capital Territory has the highest level of salary in the country.
According to the Daily Mail, figures released by Australia`s Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show that residents of the capital Territory earn an average of A $1812 a week, about A $200 more than the national average.
The second-highest-paid state or territory is Western Australia, with an average weekly salary of A $1755. This was followed by the Northern Territory, with an average weekly salary of A $1648.
The high level of salary in Western Australia and the Northern Territory can be attributed to the mineral industry. It is speculated that the sizeable figures in the capital territory may be driven by high-income politicians.
One netizen commented: "look at the astonishing numbers in the capital territory." All government employees. "
Another netizen said: "I can see that the number of the capital territory is right." I know a lot of people on top of it. "
Others commented: "what is the average weekly income of our politicians?" Their income is not `average`. "
Some netizens think, "median" or "median" or more than the average can reflect the level of ordinary salary.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics payroll map, the number of states and territories is the average of the total income divided by the population. This means that the average level will be raised by a small number of very high-income individuals.
