Profiling government datasets as part of our commitment to the open data movement
Is seismic activity in Australia on the rise? Open data can answer this question.
UNICEF collects data to drive global policy to ensure “every child has the right to grow up in a safe and inclusive environment”.
The National Disability Data Asset aims to be a centralised, connected resource that provides a more complete picture of the lives of people with disabilities and the wider disability sector.
The Open Data Hub is a centralised portal for all Transport for NSW open data. It contains more than 200 datasets.
Satellite imagery and data products are critical to our emergency services during floods.
Australia is falling behind other countries on more advanced uses of data and technology, such as AI and analytics.
Open data toolkits and resources provide an invaluable resource for government agencies and staff managing, using and sharing data assets.
The NSW Data Strategy outlines principles and actions to make data central to government decision making.
The Data Availability and Transparency Act 2022 authorises and regulates the sharing of public sector data for specific purposes.
The Federal Government has released the first national data strategy for Australia.
The World Health Organization provides a host of fascinating open data that captures key health metrics from around the world.
Vicmap is the authoritative foundational spatial data resource for Victoria.
