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Structure Diagram of Disabled Australians in 2003

One in five people in Australia (3,958,300 or 20%) had a reported disability in 2003. A further 4,149,000 (21%) had a long-term health condition that did not restrict their everyday activities. The remaining 11,703,800 (59%) had neither a disability nor a long term health condition.
Of those with a reported disability, 86% (3,387,900) were limited in the core activities of self care, mobility or communication, or restricted in schooling or employment.  Most people with a disability (76%) were limited in one or more of these core activities. 

8.8% of Australians have either a Moderate Limitation or Mild Limitation made up from 700,300 (3.5%) and 1,057,100 (5.3%) respectively.