G-NAF & Administrative Boundaries now available from data.gov.au

The Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation, the Hon Angus Taylor MP has announced PSMA Australia’s products, G-NAF and Administrative Boundaries, are now available under open data terms.

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Be our guest - CeBIT 2016 Exhibition

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Come along to CeBIT and test out the data we collected about Adelaide's built environment....

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[email protected] Hackfest 2016

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[email protected] Hackfest 2016 was proudly supported by PSMA...

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Locating student addresses in the real world

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With a helping hand from OMNILINK and PSMA Cloud, Queensland University of Technology has geocoded thousands of student addresses....

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PSMA Australia offers authoritative, national location datasets which underpin an ever-expanding range of business solutions and government services.

We're excited that the Australian Government has made our datasets G-NAF and Administrative Boundaries available under open data terms at data.gov.au.

We're committed to making these datasets even better. If you have feedback regarding issues with an address, let us know.

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A decade of G-NAF

Yesterday, today and tomorrow

In 2004 a selection of politicians and geospatial industry stakeholders assembled at Parliament House in Canberra to mark the birth of something new – a Geocoded National Address File for Australia. Read more.

Open data

Delivering benefits for the digital economy

PSMA Australia is 100% supportive of maximising access to data for the benefit of the economy. In fact, this was the catalyst that led the governments of Australia to conceive our organisation in 1992, and ultimately led to the formation of PSMA as a company in 2001. Read more

PSMA Australia's Annual Report 2015-16

PSMA's mission is to enable access to authoritative spatially-related data with national reach and local significance. 2015-16 was an exciting milestone in PSMA’s journey and we are certain that the best is yet to come. Read report.

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