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Annual suicide statistics since 2011

The Chief Coroner releases national provisional suicide statistics each year to help suicide prevention efforts and initiatives undertaken by other agencies.

2020

Media release - August 2020 [PDF, 147 KB]

Provisional figures - August 2020 [PDF, 880 KB]

2019

Media release - August 2019 [PDF, 224 KB]

Provisional figures - August 2019 [PDF, 766 KB]

2018

Media release - August 2018 [PDF, 232 KB]

Provisional figures - August 2018 [PDF, 1.1 MB]

2017

Media release - August 2017 [PDF, 393 KB]

Provisional figures - August 2017 [PDF, 1.3 MB]

2016

Media release - October 2016 [PDF, 361 KB]

Provisional figures - October 2016 [PDF, 744 KB]

2015

Media release – October 2015 [PDF, 285 KB]

Provisional figures – October 2015 [PDF, 526 KB]

Infographic – October 2015 [PDF, 981 KB]

2014

Media release – August 2014 [PDF, 274 KB]

Provisional figures – August 2014 [PDF, 504 KB]

2013

Media release – August 2013 [PDF, 210 KB]

Provisional figures – August 2013 [PDF, 391 KB]

2012

Media release & provisional figures – September 2012 [PDF, 536 KB]

2011

Media release & provisional figures – August 2011 [PDF, 457 KB]

This page was last updated: 21st August 2020

 
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