Albury crime rate and Crime Score · New South Wales council area

Albury is a council area in New South Wales with about 59,538 residents. It has a Crime Score 71 out of 100 (high), 61st of 362 councils nationally.

The score blends national percentile ranks for each published offence category with fixed severity weights; here it is driven most by assault (79th percentile), sexual offences (73rd percentile), robbery (85th percentile). Five years earlier the same basis gave 75.

In 2025-26: violent 2,189 per 100,000 (+31% vs five years earlier); property 5,571 per 100,000 (+4% vs five years earlier); break-ins 709 per 100,000 (+9% vs five years earlier); theft 2,444 per 100,000 (+3% vs five years earlier). For violent crime that is 21st of 129 New South Wales councils with data, highest first.

Unemployment in the Albury council area is 4.8% (New South Wales 4.9%), Census, 10 August 2021. Social housing makes up 4% of occupied homes (699 public and 188 community-housing dwellings at the 2021 Census; New South Wales 4.2%). An estimated 170 people were homeless on Census night 2021, 29.8 per 10,000 residents (New South Wales 43.4), apportioned from ABS Statistical Area Level 2 counts. 13.2% of residents were born overseas (New South Wales 31%), most often in England, India, New Zealand. Modelled estimates for 2026-27, not measurements: unemployment about 4.7% (confidence 83 of 100); social housing about 3.6% of homes; about 29.3 homeless people per 10,000 residents; about 13.4% born overseas. Confidence falls with distance from the last published figure, and the map's Estimates toggle shows every year back to 1994-95.

OffencesPer 100,000Count5-yr change
Violent2,1891,303+31%
Property5,5713,317+4%
Break-ins709422+9%
Theft2,4441,455+3%

Questions

Is Albury safe?

Albury recorded 2,190 violent offences per 100,000 residents in 2025-26, about 90% higher than the New South Wales rate (1,150) and about 71% higher than the national rate (1,280). Its Crime Score is 71.4 out of 100 (high), 61st of 362 councils. These are offences recorded by police per resident: they describe the area as a whole, not the risk on any particular street, and places with a busy centre record more because offences are counted where they happen.

How many break-ins are there in Albury?

422 break-ins were recorded in 2025-26: 709 per 100,000 residents, 2.4 times the New South Wales rate (301).

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