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The backlog

We have more requests than hands. Datasets are built in vote order. One click is one vote, and we do not ask who you are.

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DatasetPublisherLicenceStatusVotes
Driver demographics in road crashes, QueenslandCrash and casualty counts by year, police region and severity, split by whether a male, female, young, senior, provisional, overseas licensed or unlicensed driver was involved. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Factors in road crashes, QueenslandCrash and casualty counts by year, police region and severity, split by whether drink driving, speed, driver fatigue or a defective vehicle was involved. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Road casualties, QueenslandCasualties from Queensland road crashes counted by year, police region, severity, age group, gender and road user type. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Road crash locations, QueenslandEvery reported crash on a Queensland road since 1 January 2001, one row per crash, with its coordinates, severity, road conditions and casualty and vehicle counts. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Seatbelt and helmet use in road crash casualties, QueenslandCasualty counts by year, police region, severity, age group, gender, road user type and whether a restraint or helmet was used. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Vehicle types in road crashes, QueenslandCrash and casualty counts by year, police region and severity, split by whether a motorcycle or moped, a truck or a bus was involved. Transport and Main Roads Qld CC BY 4.0 live
Australian Government Organisations RegisterEvery Australian Government body with its portfolio, classification, auditor, ABN and head office. Quarterly since December 2014, with 49 releases on the portal to backfill as versions. One file per body under by/id/. Every quarterly release since 2014 as a version. Finance Cth CC BY 3.0 AU building
ABN Bulk ExtractEvery ABN with entity type, status, GST registration and postcode. Two 475 MiB XML archives, updated weekly. Parquet split by state and postcode. Needs an XML adapter. ABR Cth CC BY 3.0 AU backlog
ACNC Register of Australian charitiesEvery registered charity with its ABN, status, purposes and operating locations. Weekly CSV of about 15 MiB. Parquet plus one file per state. ACNC Cth CC BY 3.0 AU backlog
Fuel Check, NSWFuel prices for every NSW service station, published monthly as XLSX. The licence is CC BY-SA, so the files here would carry CC BY-SA as well. Needs an XLSX adapter. Outputs carry the share-alike licence. Fair Trading NSW CC BY-SA 4.0 backlog
Year 12 outcomes by school, QueenslandYear 12 certification and subject results published as one web page per school per year, with no bulk download. We will ask the publisher for a file. Build from a bulk file when the publisher supplies one. QCAA Qld CC BY 4.0 backlog
directory.gov.au daily exportA daily XML dump of directory.gov.au, which includes the organisations register. Would add a daily version between the quarterly releases. Needs an XML adapter. Finance Cth CC BY 4.0 backlog
Coastal wave monitoring, Tweed offshoreHalf-hourly wave height, period and direction from the Tweed offshore buoy, one CSV per year. CC BY-ND 4.0 does not allow derivative works. Most of the department's other datasets are CC BY 4.0, so one relicensing decision would unblock this and its sibling buoys. DETSI Qld CC-BY-ND-4.0 blocked by licence
Consultancies and contractors, Office of the Information CommissionerAnnual consultancy and contractor spend. Published as XLSX and CSV. CC BY-ND 4.0 does not allow derivative works, and a re-serialisation is one. It can be built if the publisher relicenses under CC BY 4.0, which is the Queensland Government default. OIC Qld Qld CC-BY-ND-4.0 blocked by licence

Why votes

Votes tell us what to build next and they tell publishers what people want from their data. Both are useful.

What blocks a dataset

Only the licence. A no-derivatives or restricted licence stops us. Everything else, including awkward formats and pages with no download, is work, and work goes in the backlog.

For publishers

A blocked row shows what would unblock it. A backlog row shows the demand. If you would rather we built from a file you control, send a stable URL and we will switch to it.

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