.id (informed decisions)

Our partners at Burnside (SA) will be one of many organisations to feature on the ABC's Census 2021: Why We Count, 6pm Sunday 8 August. Tune in to see Census data in action. bit.ly/3l8Pzvt

Looking out for our most vulnerable when it counts. goldcoastbulletin.com.au/news/looking-o…

We're looking for a Spatial/urban analyst to work alongside our experienced team in Melbourne. bit.ly/35tb29d

There's an opening in our team for a #fullstackdeveloper who wants to be a part of something special bit.ly/35zlYSV #fullstackjobs #developerjobs #dotnet #angularjs #csharp #melbourne

Free webinar this Monday (May 24th): Johnny Barnard presents data and insights from our work producing Covid-adjusted forecasts of population and dwellings: Where 1.9 Million Australians *won't* live in 2041. bit.ly/3vgzMMY

Great to see Melbourne hosting @GiTAustralia conference. We would love to add more women to our development team. If you are looking, we are hiring! #gitaucon bit.ly/3hx1FN9

New eBook available for free download 📙 Sharing our Covid-adjusted forecasts of population and housing ➡ 2041. The pandemic impact: - 1.9M fewer Australians - 788k fewer school-aged children - 162k fewer homes built in Greater Melbourne alone bit.ly/33ntQFW

Last week we launched a new addition to our Community Profiles: a view of internal migration that shows movement between Australian LGAs on an annual basis. bit.ly/3gTyC5Q

In a recent chat with @cogent_co, Lailani shares some principles that have helped us get more of our ideas out into the world and make our contribution to society. bit.ly/2PtuURR

@mornpenshire and @CHCC_Media now have access to our 'Communities of interest' modules. If you're in those areas, you now have detailed demographic data about specific groups in your community, such as certain age groups or the local indigenous population. bit.ly/31voZQs

This is Ivan Motley from @dotid unpacking some critical research on social and economic inequality in our cities. #PIANSW19

Welcome @RVCouncil to the .id community! If you're in the Richmond Valley area, you now have access to a comprehensive demographic profile of your local area profile.id.com.au/richmond-valle…

If the whole population of Australia lived in a single city, how big would that city be if it were as dense as Melbourne? ..Hobart? ..Darwin? Nenad's latest blog channels some interesting work by @tdechant bit.ly/2MKEkZw

If you're in the @MidCoastCouncil local government area in NSW, you now have access to detailed demographic data comparing men and women in your community bit.ly/2NvkFfK

Won't someone think of the children..but also their grandparents! Glenn's latest blog asks planners to consider the demographic nuances within our fastest growing cities (growth is a big story, but it's not the only story) bit.ly/2YCBBaU

New building approvals data is now online in our community profiles and economic profiles bit.ly/2KpCAmg