The Australian Stratigraphic Units Database (ASUD) is the national authority on stratigraphic names in Australia. It originated as the National Register of Stratigraphic Names in 1949. The register was originally set up to help geoscientists adhere to the then newly created Australian Code of Stratigraphic Nomenclature (Lenz, et al, 1996). All information was held in a card file system until 1979 when the database was first developed electronically. The database now records information on all Australian stratigraphic units and their usage in published literature.

The database contains about 17500 currently approved stratigraphic names and over 36000 variations, most of which are superseded, obsolete, or misspelt versions of the current names. This information is based on over 16000 published references.

The database is maintained by Geoscience Australia on behalf of the Australian Stratigraphy Commission, a standing committee of the Geological Society of Australia.

Procedures can be queried at: http://www.ga.gov.au/data-pubs/datastandards/stratigraphic-units?

Data can be queried and downloaded at the ASUD website at: https://asud.ga.gov.au/

Email contact: mailto:stratnames@ga.gov.au

Updated versions of this dataset will not be published on this website after 26/7/2019.To request an up-to-date version of this dataset, please email: OPCWeb@sa.gov.au\r \r Each of the files in this dataset provides a comprehensive set of the South Australian statutory law that was in operation on the date of the file's publication. Files are updated on a fortnightly basis.\r \r For information on which pieces of law have been updated in a given fortnight, please refer to the 'Legislative database update package' datasets which are also published to this site.

This list of Australian government data portals is maintained by the Public Data Branch. You may submit additional entries to this list by sending an email to data@pmc.gov.au.

Data Dictionary available here 2020 August UPDATE Fixed some quality issues with dates in the application table. Fixed some quality issues with names in the owner table. 2020 March UPDATE The TM-Link dataset has been updated to include more recent data and also has expanded to include more information. As such, the structure of the dataset has also changed. TM-Link is an international dataset IP Australia and Swinburne University have developed in collaboration. The dataset provides information from various jurisdictions, modelled under a common schema for greater accessibility to researchers and analysts. TM-Link also links together similar trade marks from different countries based on common information, such as similar trade mark phrases and applicant names. These links identify families of international trade marks, which provide a new and unique insight into international branding trends and export behaviours. IP Australia and Swinburne University are looking to continually develop TM-Link to become a core part of the global IP data landscape. If you have any suggestions or requests to model any additional data points, or improve the current accuracy of the data please let us know via email to ipdataplatform@ipaustralia.gov.au. For more information on the linking algorithm, please see: Petrie S, Kollmann T, Codoreanu A, Thomson R & Webster E (2019); International Trademarking and Regional Export Performance. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3445244 For more information on TM-Link data collection and descriptive analyses, please see: Petrie S, Adams M, Mitra‐Kahn B, Johnson M, Thomson R, Jensen PH, Palangkaraya A, & Webster EM (2019); TM-Link: An Internationally Linked Trade Mark Database. Australian Economic Review, Forthcoming. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3511526

All schools (public & private) in the state are listed. Contact details such as postal, street address and telephone numbers are also available. For further information or changes contact (08) 9264 4562. Show full description

RETIRED - This record has been superseded by eCat 126310 as advised by M. Webster 16 June 2023. The National Petroleum Wells Database has now been combined with the Geoscience Australia Borehole Database (BOREHOLE).

The Petroleum Wells Online Tool is no longer available for use. The same data can be accessed through the Geoscience Australia Portal. Simply select the Layers button to find the Borehole data available to view and query. If you are having trouble, please follow the help. For general inquiries, please email client services.

This application provides access to GA's Oracle petroleum wells databases. Data themes include header data, biostratigraphy, organic geochemistry, reservoir and facies, stratigraphy, velocity and directional surveys. Data is included for offshore and onshore regions. Scientific data entry is generally only conducted for offshore wells. Onshore data is generally acquired from state geological surveys.

Important: This item is being replaced with the following item: Province Contacts in the Digital Atlas of Australia. Availability of this dataset through this web service will continue until Monday, 14th April 2025. There is no change to the underlying data at this time.  Abstract This dataset is a subset of Australian Geological Provinces 2018, 1:1 Million Scale and describes the Contacts (boundaries) of the full spatial extent of Australia's geological provinces. The Australian Geological Provinces Database contains descriptions and spatial extents of the fundamental geological elements of the Australian continent and offshore surrounds. Province types include sedimentary basins, tectonic provinces such as cratons and orogens, igneous provinces, and metallogenic provinces. Spatial data has been captured largely at approximately 1:1M scale for intended use between 1:2M and 1:5M scale. This edition (2018.01) of the dataset is NOT a complete representation of all of Australia's geological provinces. Further work is required to complete the national geological province collection. Additionally, not all the provinces supplied herein have undergone a rigorous quality assurance (QA) check to ensure the accuracy and completeness of their descriptions. Where possible, provinces have been attributed with their age, contained lithostratigraphic units, relationships to other provinces, geological history, mineral resource occurrences, and selected published references. The geological definition of some provinces is contentious. While every effort has been made to achieve a consensus interpretation of each province, including significant collaboration with state and territory geological surveys, scientific debate may still occur about the nature and extent of some provinces. The full 2D spatial extent (ie, including the extent of a province under any overlying cover material) of provinces has been captured. Additionally, the extent of outcrop of some provinces has also been captured. Where possible, the full extent outlines of provinces have been attributed with information about the source, accuracy, and observation method of those lines. Currency Date modified: March 2018 Modification frequency: As needed Data extent Spatial extent North: -3° South: -50° East: 172° West: 106° Source information Geoscience Australia catalog entry: Australian Geological Provinces 2018.01 edition Lineage statement The spatial data (polygons and lines) was compiled typically at or around 1:1 million scale from a wide range of published surface geology maps, bedrock or basement geology maps, borehole data, and geophysical imagery. Where province boundaries crossed jurisdictional borders, Geoscience Australia worked with State and Territory geological agencies to achieve an agreed spatial extent. Descriptive attribute data was compiled from authoritative published literature wherever possible, and names of these references are supplied with the data. Not all the data in this edition of the dataset (2018.01) has undergone rigorous quality control. All province descriptions in this edition of the dataset contain an indication of whether the data has been checked or not. Data dictionary

Attribute name Description

contactID Unique ID for the province contact.

contactType The type of geological structure that forms the contact (eg, fault, unconformity)

name The name, if applicable, of the geological structure that forms the contact (eg, Darling Fault)

positionalAccuracy An estimate of the degree of accuracy of the location of the contact.

confidence An estimate of the degree of confidence of the interpretation of the province contact. (eg, high, low)

source A bibliographic reference from which the contact was compiled.

comments Additional comments about the method of interpretation or data source for the contact.

relatedProvinces A concatenated list of provinces identifiers related to this contact.

Contact Geoscience Australia, clientservices@ga.gov.au

Data Dictionary available here\r \r 2020 August UPDATE\r \r * Fixed some quality issues with dates in the application table.\r * Fixed some quality issues with names in the owner table.\r \r 2020 March UPDATE\r \r * The TM-Link dataset has been updated to include more recent data and also has expanded to include more information. As such, the structure of the dataset has also changed.\r \r ---\r TM-Link is an international dataset IP Australia and Swinburne University have developed in collaboration. The dataset provides information from various jurisdictions, modelled under a common schema for greater accessibility to researchers and analysts. TM-Link also links together similar trade marks from different countries based on common information, such as similar trade mark phrases and applicant names. These links identify families of international trade marks, which provide a new and unique insight into international branding trends and export behaviours.\r IP Australia and Swinburne University are looking to continually develop TM-Link to become a core part of the global IP data landscape. If you have any suggestions or requests to model any additional data points, or improve the current accuracy of the data please let us know via email to ipdataplatform@ipaustralia.gov.au.\r \r For more information on the linking algorithm, please see:\r \r Petrie S, Kollmann T, Codoreanu A, Thomson R & Webster E (2019); International Trademarking and Regional Export Performance. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3445244\r \r For more information on TM-Link data collection and descriptive analyses, please see:\r \r Petrie S, Adams M, Mitra‐Kahn B, Johnson M, Thomson R, Jensen PH, Palangkaraya A, & Webster EM (2019); TM-Link: An Internationally Linked Trade Mark Database. Australian Economic Review, Forthcoming. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3511526

The Qld Wildlife API is being replaced

Please note that the Qld Wildlife API will soon be replaced with a new API. The new API is currently planned to be released in May 2025. Please come back to this webpage for updates. If you have any questions or feedback, please email wildnet@des.qld.gov.au

This API accesses data from QLD Government's WildNet database that has been approved for public release. There are a number of functions that retrieve species names, profiles, notes, statuses, images, species survey locations and project information.

Please see https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/species for more information on using the API functions.

Data can be retrieved in 3 different formats by adding the format variable to the end of the url (e.g. &f=xml). The default format is json if the f (format) variable is omitted.
E.g.
- JSON: https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/species/?op=getkingdomnames&f=json
- XML: https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/species/?op=getkingdomnames&f=xml
- CSV: https://apps.des.qld.gov.au/species/?op=getkingdomnames&f=csv

When spatial locations are returned, GeoJSON or KML will be used when requesting the json and xml formats.

Species profile search can be used to locate species information (by name or a taxonomy search). It uses the Get species by ID function to display species profiles with images and maps and uses the Get surveys by species function for downloading data.

Biomaps provides a map interface to display the WildNet records approved for publication with other spatial layers (such as cadastre, protected areas, vegetation and biodiversity value mapping). A range of WildNet species list reports based on all WildNet records and other environmental reports can be requested for properties and drawn areas etc.

WetlandMaps provides a map interface to display WildNet records approved for publication with other spatial layers (such as wetland mapping).

The Queensland Globe can be used to access WildNet records approved release and access summarised WildNet data in 10x10km grids.

Other WildNet products are made available via the Queensland Government Open Data Portal.

The resources listed below are the service endpoints for each of the operations (or functions) available.

Available variables
f: Format - Setting the 'f' variable will determine the format of the response. There are 4 possible options; json, xml, kml and csv. Json is the default if 'f' is not set. If the output is spatial, GeoJson will be return for 'f=json' and KML will be returned for 'f=xml' or 'f=kml'.
projids: Project Ids - Comma separated list of project ids. Use Get projects to access project IDs.
projtitle: Project Title - A title (full or partial) that is used as a search string to search for a project or projects.
proj: Include Project Details - This indicates if the project details are to be included in the output. The default is true.
org: Organisation ID - An ID that is associated with an organisation. Use Get organisations to access organisation IDs.
bbox: Bounding Box - A bounding box that defines a geographical area. Specified as top left, bottom right, e.g. latitude,longitude,latitude,longitude.
circle: Circle - A circle (buffered point) that defines a geographical area. It is specified as a centroid and a radius (metres), e.g. latitude,longitude,distance.
pagecount: Page Count - The number of records to return on a page.
pageindex: Page Index - The page index to return.
p: Location Precision - The distance in metres that indicates the accuracy of the records location.
min: Minimum Start Date - The earliest date for a record to be returned.
max: Maximum Start Date - The latest date for a record to be returned.
kingdom: Kingdom - A kingdom's common name.
class: Class - A class scientific name.
classes: Classes - A comma separated list of class scientific names.
family: Family - A scientific family name.
species: Species Name - A scientific species name.
taxonid: Taxon ID - A unique id that identifies a particular species. Use Species search to access taxonids for particular species.

The Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) is the single, national online database of security interests in personal property in Australia. Personal property generally includes all forms of …Show full descriptionThe Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) is the single, national online database of security interests in personal property in Australia. Personal property generally includes all forms of property other than land, buildings and fixtures. Buyers can check the PPSR to see if the valuable second-hand goods they want to buy are debt-free and safe from repossession. Businesses selling on terms, such as retention of title or consignment, or leasing, renting or hiring out valuable goods can register their security interest on the PPSR. This dataset was specially created by AFSA for GovHack 2016. It contains the number of new registrations on the PPSR by ANZSIC industry division and subdivision. AFSA sourced the Industry information from the Australian Business Register (ABR). To do this, AFSA used the Australian Company Number (ACN) to match records. To protect privacy, AFSA assigned each ACN a random number instead of showing the actual ACN. This data is a subset of overall PPSR registrations created. It solely includes registrations created by organisational secured parties that have registered on the PPSR with an ACN. Please refer to that guide for more information. For further inquiries, please email statistics@afsa.gov.au.

126 Active Global Contact suppliers, manufacturers list and Global Contact exporters directory compiled from actual Global export shipments of Contact.

Information about WA public libraries including: name, street and postal address, phone number, latitude, longitude and elevation from sea level. Show full description

Lodged Cadastre (Point) (LGATE-220) is a subscription service and restricted produced weekly. It is part of the Spatial Cadastre Database (SCDB) which is an integrated database comprising of a number of datasets (layers)of digital spatial data, defining all Crown and Freehold land parcels within the State as well as subsidiary survey network control. Includes an integrated administrative boundaries dataset and a lodged layer containing recent surveys. NOTE: NOTE: This product is for information purposes only and is not guaranteed. The information may be out of date and should not be relied upon without further verification from the original documents. Where the information is being used for legal purposes then the original documents must be searched for all legal requirements. For further information please contact your Landgate Service Manager or email BusinessSolutions@landgate.wa.gov.au. © Western Australian Land Information Authority (Landgate). Use of Landgate data is subject to Personal Use License terms and conditions unless otherwise authorised under approved License terms and conditions.

A list of Queensland state and non-state schools, including address, phone number, web address, and latitude and longitude.

Information can also be readily accessed from the department's Schools Directory at https://schoolsdirectory.eq.edu.au/

Republished with a redefined set of attributes, Marine Management Areas (created under the CALM Act 1984) are areas set aside for the management and protection of the marine environment so it can be used for conservation, recreation, scientific and commercial purposes. Boundary representation in this dataset is sourced from the Spatial Cadastral Database (SCDB) and based on GDA 94. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact your Landgate Service Manager or email BusinessSolutions@landgate.wa.gov.au. For more information, please contact BusinessSolutions@landgate.wa.gov.au. © Western Australian Land Information Authority (Landgate). Use of Landgate data is subject to Personal Use License terms and conditions unless otherwise authorised under approved License terms and conditions.

Summary of contact information for Queensland Local Governments.

The Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act 1988 provides for the listing of taxa (genera, species, subspecies, varieties) and communities of flora and fauna which are threatened (the Threatened List), and potentially threatening processes (the Processes List).

The Department endeavors to update these lists within 10 working days of any new listings. If you wish to be notified by email of future updates to these lists, please contact the DELWP Customer Service Centre on 136 186 or by email to customer.service@delwp.vic.gov.au. You will need to provide your name, address, telephone and email details to the Customer Service representative.

Listing of all school locations in Victoria. Includes primary and secondary schools, government and non-government. Information collected as part of the ongoing registration of schools. School details include name, school sector, school type, address, phone.\r