List of songs by Australian artists which reached number-one on the Hot 100 (USA)

This is a list of number-one hits by Australian artists in the United States from the Billboard Hot 100.

Date	Song	Artist(s)
August 7 1971	How Can You Mend A Broken Heart	Bee Gees
December 9 1972	I Am Woman	Helen Reddy
September 15 1973	Delta Dawn	Helen Reddy
October 5 1974	I Honestly Love You	Olivia Newton-John
December 28	Angie Baby	Helen Reddy
March 8 1975	Have You Never Been Mellow	Olivia Newton-John
August 9	Jive Talkin'	Bee Gees
July 30 1977	I Just Want To Be Your Everything	Andy Gibb
December 24	How Deep Is Your Love	Bee Gees
February 4 1978	Stayin' Alive	Bee Gees
March 4	(Love Is) Thicker Than Water	Andy Gibb
March 18	Night Fever	Bee Gees
June 10	You're The One That I Want	Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta
June 17	Shadow Dancing	Andy Gibb
January 6 1979	Too Much Heaven	Bee Gees
March 24	Tragedy	Bee Gees
June 9	Love You Inside Out	Bee Gees
August 2 1980	Magic	Olivia Newton-John
July 25 1981	The One That You Love	Air Supply
August 1	Jessie's Girl	Rick Springfield
November 21	Physical	Olivia Newton-John
October 30 1982	Who Can It Be Now?	Men at Work
January 15 1983	Down Under	Men at Work
January 30 1988	Need You Tonight	INXS
January 17 1998	Truly Madly Deeply	Savage Garden
January 29 2000	I Knew I Loved You	Savage Garden

Notes

Olivia Newton-John was born in the United Kingdom and moved to Australia at the age of five. Despite moving back to the UK, and later the US, she still considers herself very much Australian.
The Bee Gees were born in the United Kingdom, but moved to Australia in their childhood and resided there for about ten years before moving back to the UK.
Andy Gibb is the brother of the Bee Gees, same upbringing occurs with him.
Olivia Newton-John is Australian, John Travolta is American.
Graham Russell of Air Supply is British, Russell Hitchcock is Australian.