South Australia has changed the way it presents its top names. Instead of a Top 100 for boys and a Top 100 for girls, it gives the Top 100 names for the state, which includes both boys and girls. For some reason, this doesn’t compute to 50 names for each gender, but rather, 51 girls names and 49 boys names. It also doesn’t offer a search function any more, all you see is a plain list of names. In other words, it’s more like Western Australia’s data, and less like New South Wales’ data. I understand if any South Australians are distressed by this news, as many names must remain a mystery to us now.

GIRLS

1. Charlotte
2. Ruby
3. Emily
4. Amelia
5. Chloe
6. Ella
7. Olivia
8. Sophie
9. Mia
10. Ava
11. Grace
12. Lily
13. Isabella
14. Sienna
15. Sophia
16. Matilda
17. Scarlett
18. Isla
19. Hannah
20. Maddison
21. Zoe
22. Ivy
23. Lucy
24. Zara
25. Summer
26. Lilly
27. Madison
28. Emma
29. Alexis
30. Evie
31. Jasmine
32. Layla
33. Mackenzie
34. Alice
35. Georgia
36. Holly
37. Imogen
38. Isabelle
39. Sarah
40. Abigail
41. Eva
42. Chelsea
43. Savannah
44. Harper
45. Eliza
46. Stella
47. Amber
48. Jessica
49. Hayley
50. Annabelle
51. Paige

BOYS

1. Jack
2. William
3. Oliver
4. Lucas
5. Ethan
6. Riley
7. James
8. Noah
9. Charlie
10. Mason
11. Lachlan
12. Thomas
13. Harrison
14. Jacob
15. Liam
16. Tyler
17. Henry
18. Max
19. Joshua
20. Harry
21. Alexander
22. Jayden
23. Samuel
24. Cooper
25. Xavier
26. Sebastian
27. Hunter
28. Daniel
29. Blake
30. Jackson
31. Jaxon
32. Isaac
33. Jordan
34. Oscar
35. Patrick
36. Hudson
37. Ryan
38. Angus
39. Connor
40. Levi
41. Mitchell
42. Elijah
43. Flynn
44. Braxton
45. Jake
46. Logan
47. Archer
48. Eli
49. Benjamin

Data from South Australian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages