Interactive PBS: Six interactive figures showing data related to mental health-specific prescription medications subsidised by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) to 2018֪19. Figure 1 is a vertical bar chart showing the number of patients who were dispensed a prescription in each jurisdiction by the type of medication, prescribing practitioner and whether the prescription was subsidised or under co-payment in 2018–19. The most frequent medication dispensed was Antidepressants, with 1,631,987 people dispensed a subsidised antidepressant prescription from a general practitioner. Figure 2 is a line chart displaying the same data as Figure 1 as a time series from 2005–06 to 2018–19. The number of patients prescribed antidepressants by general practitioners peaked in 2013–14 at 1,685,818. Figure 3 is a horizontal bar chart showing the per cent of the population who received a medication by type of prescription and demographic variables of age, sex and remoteness area of usual residence in 2018–19. 40.8% of people aged 85 years and over had a subsidised prescription dispensed, compared to 9.6% of the total population. Figure 4 is a vertical bar chart showing the number of prescriptions dispensed in each jurisdiction by type of medication, prescribing practitioner and whether the prescription was subsidised or under co-payment in 2018–19. Antidepressants were the most frequent medication prescribed by general practitioners in all jurisdictions, with 14,031,763 in Australia. Figure 5 is a line chart showing the number of prescriptions dispensed by type of medication, prescribing practitioner and whether the prescription was subsidised or under co-payment from 2005–06 to 2018–19. Anxiolytic prescriptions dispensed declined from 3,038,768 in 2005–06 to 2,363,384 in 2018–19. Figure 6 is a horizontal bar chart showing the rate (per 1,000 population) of patients dispensed with medication by whether the prescription was subsidised or under co-payment and demographic variables of age, sex and remoteness area of usual residence in 2018–19. People in Inner regional areas had the highest rate at 1,332.0 compared to a total rate of 971.5.