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  • Steady states - an overview

    An early paper on the data flow model, with a particular emphasis on how it was being implemented at Stats NZ. This paper was written by…

  • NZGOAL-SE guidance note 2

    Getting started

    Don’t repeat yourself

    Where and how to publicly release your code?

    What to include in your first code release

    Working in the open

    Safe configuration practices

    Release early and often

    Version…

  • What is a publisher account and how do I apply?

    Government agencies can publish and update their datasets on the data.govt.nz catalogue by applying for a publisher account.

  • The system strategy

    This page lays out the refreshed system strategy for the government data system of Aotearoa NZ. The strategy was published as part of the data system strategy and roadmap 2021.

  • Apply for a data.govt.nz publisher account

    Add government datasets to the listing on data.govt.nz.

  • Detailed NZGOAL factsheet, January 2015

    1. What is NZGOAL?NZGOAL is an open access and open licensing framework that promotes the release for re-use of non-personal copyright works and non-copyright material held…

  • NZGOAL training videos

    Have you ever wondered what NZGOAL is and how it applies to you or how it can benefit you?

    Do you work for a government agency and…

  • 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.

  • Exploring Te Ao Māori perspectives on offshore data storage

    This report seeks to strengthen the Māori-Crown relationship by building understanding of Māori perspectives on data storage. It also aims to inform discussions and guide government agencies in their decision-making about storing data.

  • Open data implementation plan: looking back, looking forward

    The Open Data NZ team is releasing two updates: one looking back over the last six months, and one looking at the next six.

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