The given table compares five different cities in Australia in relation to the water cost in these areas. Overall, depending on the location and the amount of water used, the average bill will vary slightly. In addition, the expenditure of domestic households in Perth is reported to be the highest of all.
With regard to the spending on per kiloliter, there is a marginal difference between those using less than 125 KL and those consuming more. With the exception of Sydney and Melbourne, citizens in the remaining areas have to pay more for water if their consumption exceeds 125 KL. In detail, individuals in Adelaide and Perth spend 0,42 dollar on water if their usage is limited to 125 KL. In contrast, they will be to charged 1 dollar and 1.5 dollars per kiloliter respectively if they consume more. Locals of Brisbane, on the other hand, pay 0,81 dollar for the usage within 125 KL, and a modest increase of 0,03 dollar is witnessed in the expense on more than 125 KL water.
Concerning the other category, each residence in Melbourne will spend only 253 dollars on water consumption, which is far lower than the standardized cost in Perth – 332 dollars. Furthermore, the average water bills for each domestic family in Adelaide, Brisbane, and Sydney are rather similar, with the charge of water being around 310 dollars per household.