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Geography Portal on the ABS Website Did you know that the most common locality name in Australia is Springfield? Find out this and more about ABS statistical geography via this new section of the ABS website!
New Australian Statistical Geography Standard The ASGS is a new statistical geography that will replace the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC) in July 2011.
Data Australia is a new website for Australian government public information datasets The Australian Government Government 2.0 Taskforce also released a number of datasets which were available for mashups the use of "web-based application that takes one or more of the Government datasets and combines them either with each other or with any number of publicly accessible web services and open datasets to create something new."
Visit the mashup website to view mashups of crime, environmental, health and economic data......
Visit the the Government 2.0 data sets website information on this initiative.
ASSDA is moving to ADA (Australian Data Archive) find out more about ADA @ http://www.ada.edu.au/ada/home
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Preview 2011 Census Products at the Australian Bureau of Statistics BetaWorks website
New: Australian Statistical Geography standards (ASGS) released. This geographical framework will be used in the collection and dissemination of all geographically classified statistics from 1 July 2011.
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Related Subject Guides
Econometrics & Business Statistics
International Statistical Sources for Social Research (coming soon!)
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New! ABS Undersatnding Statistics website - a collection of resources from the Australian Bureau of statistics designed to support statistical literacy, the website includes online courses and tutorials for ABS products and an online course covering basic statistical concepts for statistical thinking.
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ABS Training: Online tutorials
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Philippa Crosbie & Christine Tennent
An ABS Survey in April 2009 found........
76% of 12 to 14 year old children in Australia have a mobile phone*
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Source of data: 4901.0 - Children's Participation in Cultural and Leisure Activities, Australia, Apr 2009
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