Real names from Australia (NSW & WA)'s official birth records (1950–2024). Top names right now: Amelia and Oliver.
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Australia has no national baby-name list, so we combine New South Wales (its top 100 names each year since 1952) and Western Australia (full lists, used here from 1950). Because NSW only lists its top 100, rarer names are under-counted. Source: NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages; WA Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
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| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Amelia | 2,899 |
| #2 | Olivia | 2,803 |
| #3 | Isla | 2,796 |
| #4 | Charlotte | 2,790 |
| #5 | Mia | 2,480 |
| #6 | Ava | 2,242 |
| #7 | Grace | 1,985 |
| #8 | Ella | 1,957 |
| #9 | Matilda | 1,830 |
| #10 | Harper | 1,822 |
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Oliver | 4,134 |
| #2 | Noah | 3,899 |
| #3 | Leo | 2,839 |
| #4 | William | 2,550 |
| #5 | Jack | 2,528 |
| #6 | Henry | 2,338 |
| #7 | Theodore | 2,312 |
| #8 | Thomas | 2,225 |
| #9 | Hudson | 2,196 |
| #10 | Charlie | 2,174 |
Counts combine New South Wales and Western Australia.
6 of Australia (NSW & WA)'s top 10 girls' names and 5 of its top 10 boys' names are also in the US top 10 for 2020–2024. Names here that are not even in the US top 100: Matilda, Charlie.
The top names in Australia (NSW & WA) in 1950s, the earliest years in the records:
Amelia, Olivia and Isla for girls; Oliver, Noah and Leo for boys (2020–2024).
NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages; WA Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages. Australia has no national baby-name list, so we combine New South Wales (its top 100 names each year since 1952) and Western Australia (full lists, used here from 1950). Because NSW only lists its top 100, rarer names are under-counted.
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