Australia's most popular baby names in 2018 - Here are Australia's favourite baby names in 2018. Does your baby's name make the list?

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10. Harper - The Beckham's made the name popular with when they named youngest and only daughter Harper. It is originally a surname.

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9. Chloe - Chloe comes from the Greek name "Khloe" which was used to describe Demeter, the goddess of fertility and agriculture.

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8. Ella - Ella, a shortened version of Eleanor, means "light".

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7. Grace - Grace means "in God's favour".

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6. Isla - Isla is still wildly popular. We wonder if it has anything to do with Isla Fisher?

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5. Mia - Mia has Latin roots. It means "wished for child" or "mine".

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4. Amelia - It's a blend of the names Emilia and Amalia. It means "striving" in Latin.

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3. Ava - Many believe Ava comes from the Latin word "avis", which means "bird".

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2. Olivia - Olivia comes from the world Latin word for "olive tree". The name symbolises fertility and peace.

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1. Charlotte - Could Princess Charlotte have something to do with this name's popularity? Perhaps!

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10. Mason - A mason is one who works with stone.

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9. Ethan - Ethan is a name that often appears in the Bible. The words "strong", "safe", and "firm" are associated with this name.

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7. Lucas - Different forms of the name include Luke and Lucius.

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6. James - James is such a classic. It is derived from the Hebrew name Jacob.

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5. Thomas - Thomas is believed to have English and Scottish origin. It means "a twin".

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4. Noah - Noah is one of the oldest names in the world, derived, of course from the Bible.

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3. Jack - Derived from Jackin (earlier Jankin), a medieval diminutive of John.

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2. William - William has long been a popular baby name. It claimed the number one spot in 2012 and 2013.

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1. Oliver - Like Olivia, Oliver origins from the Latin word "olivarius" which mean "olive tree".

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Most popular in NSW - The names Oliver and Charlotte are the most favoured by those in New South Wales.

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Most popular in VIC - Oliver and Charlotte are also the most popular baby names in Victoria.

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Most popular in QLD - You guessed it... Oliver and Charlotte are also the most liked and used baby named in Queensland. 

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Most popular in WA - Western Australia favours the name Isla for a girl and Oliver for a boy.

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Most popular in NT - Jack and Charlotte are the top two names in Northern Territory.

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Most popular in SA - Oliver and Charlotte top the charts for most popular names in Southern Australia.

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Most popular in ACT - The favourite names in Australian Capital Territory are also Charlotte and Oliver.

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Most popular in TAS - Even Tasmania favours the names Oliver and Charlotte above others.

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