Births, deaths and marriages registered in Victoria
liveThe Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria publishes counts of the life events it registers. Each count is by the month or year the registry registered the event, which can differ from the month or year it happened.
This collection holds the monthly counts of deaths and of marriages, and the yearly totals of every registrable event by calendar year and by financial year.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria releases these 4 tables as one dataset on its portal, so every table here shares the version date 2026-08-12. Each table has its own page with a format picker, a field list, a sample record and its version history.
Also called: BDM Victoria deaths registered per month, BDM Victoria marriages registered per month, BDM Victoria registered events by financial year, Births registered in Victoria per year, Deaths registered in Victoria per year, Monthly deaths Victoria, Monthly marriages Victoria, Registered relationships Victoria per year, Victorian births deaths and marriages by year, Victorian change of name registrations per year, Victorian death registrations by month, Victorian marriage registrations by month.
| Table | Download latest | Rows | Fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deaths registered per month, VictoriaThe number of deaths the Victorian registry registered in each month, for about the last seven years. Updated monthly. | 83 | 2 | |
| Marriages registered per month, VictoriaThe number of marriages the Victorian registry registered in each month, for about the last seven years. Updated monthly. | 83 | 2 | |
| Births, deaths and marriages registered by calendar year, VictoriaThe number of births, marriages and deaths registered in Victoria in each calendar year from 2010. Updated yearly. | 48 | 3 | |
| Registrable life events by financial year, VictoriaThe number of births, deaths, marriages, changes of name, registered relationships, adoptions and stillbirths registered in Victoria in each financial year from 2009/10. | 144 | 3 |
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