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  • Lists

    We follow rules and guidelines when using bulleted and numbered lists on data.govt.nz to make sure that you can easily understand both their purpose and meaning. 

    Purpose…

  • Waka Kotahi's first transport sector open data framework goes live

    In November 2021 we wrote about co-developing NZ’s first transport sector open data framework and we're excited to announce that it's now live and ready for…

  • Guidance note 3

    This guidance note:

    (a)  sets out suggested paragraphs for insertion into requests for proposals, requests for tenders and requests for quotes (Notices of Procurement) that seek the…

  • How do I add or update our Chief Executive expenses?

    Public Service Commission ask agencies to disclose their Departmental Secretary or Chief Executive Expenses at least annually. Data.govt.nz allows you to self-manage the update process to the CE Expenses datasets. This allows agencies to publish faster and meet the disclosure deadline.

  • Coming soon: the makeover reveal for data.govt.nz

    We’re excited to announce that the data.govt.nz makeover is very nearly finished – from early 2019, the site will look quite different, and have some more exciting (we think) changes under the hood.

  • Understanding data confidentiality

    Data confidentiality relates to whether individuals, households, or businesses can be identified within the data.

  • Value proposition assessment tool

    The Value Proposition Assessment tool helps data practitioners articulate the value of good data management practices. We provide a introduction to the tool and a link to more detailed guidance. 

  • A more viable approach to capturing data maturity

    If data maturity assessments are to be of value as a business tool, they must express their results with clarity, meaning, and relevance to the executive leadership responsible for investment decisions. With this in mind, we propose a high-level and qualitative model.

  • Understanding barriers to comparable and interoperable data 

    This paper explores barriers currently preventing agencies from providing more open data that is comparable and interoperable.

  • Strong foundations

    Some big changes are underway that will have very positive impacts on open government data in New Zealand.

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