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    [1,"19th Century Photographs by Captain Samuel Sweet","These photographs (approximately 920) were taken by Captain Samuel Sweet, sea captain and photographer of colonial South Australia. Sweet began working as a photographer in Adelaide in 1867. In 1875 he retired from the sea and established his own photographic studio in Adelaide. He took photographs around South Australia, developing them in a horse-drawn darkroom. Sweet is known as the colony's foremost landscape photographer of the 1870s. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/28baf505-4c5f-4e45-9fae-2605ee1cf7c1","2014-06-10T13:51:09.849031","2017-07-06T05:56:14.541999","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1865-01-01","1902-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","adelaide, events, geographical, history, localities, people, photographers, port adelaide, portraits, state library of south australia","arts-culture-history"],
    [2,"19th Century Photographs by Ernest Gall","The photographs (approximately 660) were taken by Ernest Gall, a South Australian born photographer active from the 1880s to the 1920s. In 1899 he was described as a ‘distinctly modern professional photographer’. Gall is noted for his photographs of civic events, portraits and photographs showing Adelaide’s development into a growing modern city.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/54c50844-6653-4704-8dc8-5f5c8f5f14eb","2014-06-10T13:32:58.334603","2017-07-06T06:11:06.592081","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1850-01-01","1920-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","adelaide, events, geographical, history, localities, people, photographers, photographs, portraits, state library of south australia","arts-culture-history"],
    [3,"19th Century Photographs by Townsend Duryea","The photographs (approximately 165) were taken by Townsend Duryea, a noted photographer of colonial South Australia. Duryea was active in South Australia 1855-1875. He and his brother were the first known photographers to work in areas of South Australia outside Adelaide. Duryea is particularly known for his panoramas of Adelaide and portraits of surviving original European colonists of South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/97f60b3e-9b50-4cc2-9960-73288d076c51","2014-06-10T12:57:32.375370","2019-08-29T04:40:29.655895","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1856-01-01","1887-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","adelaide, events, geographical, history, localities, people, photographs, portraits, state library of south australia","arts-culture-history"],
    [4,"2016-2017 Annual Report Regulatory Data","2016-2017 Annual Report Regulatory Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f0a5b81e-aa02-421e-9f86-40bec4a23880","2017-10-23T23:16:24.846152","2017-10-23T23:17:22.012115","contact@jamfactory.com.au",null,"2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design Inc","Annual report data","arts-culture-history"],
    [5,"2017 Annual Report data","2017 Annual Report data published by the SACE Board of South Australia.","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/01805b7b-59c1-4937-88f7-4b7893465eb4","2018-06-07T04:06:05.368684","2019-04-24T02:21:27.832780","SACE.Info@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SACE Board of South Australia","annual report, Annual report data","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [6,"2018 Annual Report data","2018 Annual Report data published by the SACE Board of South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/ce6ea53d-2336-4941-acc8-6db5bbb284bd","2019-04-24T02:20:05.768714","2019-04-24T02:21:45.266811","askSACE@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","2019-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SACE Board of South Australia","annual report, Annual report data, education","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [7,"3D Model of the City of Adelaide","3D Model of the city of Adelaide. The link contains a list of a large number of sub-folders and files. At the bottom of the list are the help files, block map and metadata. Some blocks have had their original origins reset, please refer to the 'How to fix broken origins' spreadsheet. *TIP for Sketch Up only* - bring the models in & attach them to the origin, set the scale to 39.625 (inches in 1 metre). Scale for all other software is 1:100. For quicker performance in the textured version, go to View Menu, Face Style and select 'shaded'.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/335b887e-58ad-42e0-902e-7ebf05515b87","2015-06-10T02:09:58.801909","2016-07-29T04:53:55.016301","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"N/A",null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","3d, 3d model, buildings, city, map",null],
    [8,"Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students by school type in SA Government Schools","Full-time equivalent enrolments of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students from 2012 by type of school collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nAboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) students – are students who have identified to be of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin. \n\nThe term ‘origin’ is considered to relate to people’s Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent and for some, but not all, their cultural identify. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f32d980f-92c2-459b-b149-7b4691ab7188","2018-05-11T03:45:54.233823","2019-05-17T03:35:37.616910","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school type","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","aboriginal, ATSI, education, government, schools, students, Torres Strait Islander","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [9,"Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Disability Employment","Government Services Group (GSG) Workforce Report:  PS Act Employees in GSG Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) and Disability Employment as at December 2014.\n\nGSG previous business unit of the Department of Premier and Cabinet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/ed23bd1b-f7e7-4316-bac2-b9ac58538640","2015-06-12T06:49:21.517583","2015-06-12T06:51:11.556392","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Aboriginal, ATSI, Disability, indigenous, Torres, Torres Strait","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [10,"Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Health Atlas of Australia","The Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Social Health Atlas data presenting the latest Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) Social Health Atlas indicators are available by Indigenous Areas, including totals for the Capital cities/ Rest of States/Territories, States/ Territories and Australia.\n\nNote: The Department of Health has approved for release a set of population estimates by Indigenous status for 2011, and projections to 2016 by Statistical Areas Level 2, Indigenous Region and Primary Health Network. To obtain these data, please contact us.\n\nAttribution:  Torrens University Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ab9b4659-3508-4fc7-a631-c52ab1917037","2017-03-09T06:06:07.202548","2018-09-12T02:26:16.090133","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","aboriginal, health, social atlas","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [11,"History Festival Archive","The History Festival is held every year in May. This dataset contains an archive of festival events for 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8606923a-8c21-4a2a-b31b-925f6fee4616","2015-05-14T07:15:48.169739","2017-06-27T02:07:34.579520","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au","2","2013-05-01","2015-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","about time, australianhistory, festival, history festival, history month, history week, localhistory, militaryhistory, mining history","arts-culture-history"],
    [12,"Accounts Payable - Invoices Accurately Processed","Accounts Payable - Invoices accurately processed, by agency for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/5d282d4f-0b60-4985-b61d-4326c94368e1","2015-06-01T05:19:25.929594","2015-06-01T05:22:45.724301","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, accounts payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [13,"Accounts Payable - Number of feed file transactions paid - Projection","Number of feed file transactions paid (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/98a0b762-9c7d-4025-97ca-0f9cb95d17bd","2015-06-01T00:16:40.572555","2015-06-02T01:25:13.660267","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts payable, government accounts, government payments, invoices, projection","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [14,"Accounts Payable - Number of manual invoices paid - Projection","Number of manual invoices paid (by agency).  Projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/230db6fa-c89c-40c8-97f7-3a8bf747c632","2015-06-01T00:09:34.850371","2015-06-02T01:20:04.562384","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, financial year, invoices, manual, payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [15,"Accounts Payable - Number of Urgent Payments","Number of urgent payments (by agency) for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/87dacc98-2df7-4c52-b98e-43dc2853d961","2015-06-01T05:24:56.534954","2015-06-01T05:26:05.231960","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, payments, turn around time","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [16,"Accounts Receivable - Invoices Raised within Agreed Timeframe","Invoices raised within agreed timeframe (by agency) for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/813966bc-f7ce-4836-8a75-8c3457421a79","2015-06-01T05:31:55.302107","2015-06-01T05:32:18.070234","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, invoices","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [17,"Accounts Receivable - Invoices Raised without Error","Invoices raised without error (by agency) for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/e9c1b103-88ce-4acc-85bb-07260f2c2cea","2015-06-01T05:29:14.869054","2015-06-01T05:30:13.731638","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts receivable, invoices","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [18,"Accounts Receivable - Number of external feed/feeder system invoices raised - Projection","Accounts Receivable - Number of external feed/feeder system invoices raised (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/03fd97de-2a3b-4739-973c-fd447654f27d","2015-06-01T00:30:22.956507","2015-06-02T01:26:38.201697","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, finances, invoices raised, receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [19,"Accounts Receivable - Number of external feed/feeder system remittances processed - Projection","Number of external feed/feeder system remittances processed (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e1e6f391-73e5-42d8-afe3-055130bf7425","2015-06-01T00:44:22.221291","2015-06-02T01:30:35.685351","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, feed, feeder system, receivable, remittances","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [20,"Accounts Receivable - Number of manual invoices raised - Projection","Number of manual invoices raised (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cef71acd-055e-40b8-9b46-386951f12337","2015-06-01T00:27:01.480351","2015-06-02T01:24:21.759810","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, financial year, goverment, invoices, receivable, receivables","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [21,"Accounts Receivable - Number of manual remittances processed - Projection","Number of manual remittances processed (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2f577d65-d015-4c65-a91a-04b34a09c4d1","2015-06-01T00:34:06.902100","2015-06-02T01:23:33.992128","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, finances, receivable, remittances","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [22,"Soil Acidity","Soil acidity mapping highlights land where acidification due to normal farming practices is, or could become, a significant problem. Mapping shows surface and subsoil acidity, and surface buffering capacity (ability to withstand pH changes), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each soil acidity class (spatial data statistics). Also available for download in the Australian Soil Resource Information System format: \n[Surface Soil Acidity](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/surface-acidity-asris); [Subsurface Soil Acidity](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/subsurface-acidity-asris) and [Subsoil Acidity](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/subsoil-acidity-asris).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/2d0aaf28-b9e1-4673-ae1f-b04141ccf70b","2016-06-09T02:15:00.760168","2020-02-18T06:49:59.035810","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [23,"Current and Future Potential Soil Acidity (ASRIS)","Combines the assessment of soils that are currently acidic (or prone to acidification in the short term) and soils that are not currently recognised as acid prone, but could conceivably become acidic over the next 10-50 years (from 2015). The analysis is based on Soil Landscape Mapping of SA's agricultural districts using soil class information in the nationally-consistent Australian Soil Resource Information System (ASRIS) data format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b44e6313-6ff0-4a79-8b14-cc733c3d29cf","2018-11-19T02:12:51.091648","2020-01-16T03:22:37.421812","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-15",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, ASRIS soil attribute, land use, soil, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [24,"Future Acidification Potential (ASRIS)","Future acidification potential is a term which applies to soils which are not currently acidic (or prone to acidification in the short term), but could conceivably become acidic in future, regardless of land use or management practices. 'Future' implies a time frame of 10-50 years from 2015. The analysis is based on Soil Landscape Mapping of SA's agricultural districts using soil class information in the nationally-consistent Australian Soil Resource Information System (ASRIS) data format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/a4c448fe-408e-4647-8552-9c73303e1059","2017-12-04T00:40:28.601822","2020-02-18T22:53:33.058343","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-15",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, ASRIS soil attribute, land use, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [25,"Acid Sulfate Soil Potential","Acid sulfate soil potential mapping shows the proportion of land susceptible to the development of acid sulfate soils, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each acid sulfate soil potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/b858a5ba-e4e3-4daf-baff-40a9070092b0","2016-06-09T02:48:07.656099","2020-02-18T06:53:05.009761","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [26,"Acquittal Report","End of year acquittal report for 2017_18","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/998a431f-b653-470a-8597-586a56dcc99c","2018-11-20T06:02:13.135887","2018-11-20T06:07:30.915174","info@adelaidefestival.com.au","End of year acquittal","2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation",null,null],
    [27,"Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board Annual Report Data","Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eb614da8-caa8-4b5d-8b5f-a9db84bdd729","2017-07-21T05:54:35.015150","2019-02-22T00:18:13.027548","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [28,"Adelaide CBD Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Adelaide CBD region. This site was commissioned in April 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9fd65c8d-a3bc-474e-9cf2-03a58a837fc0","2016-06-30T23:47:21.645538","2020-04-17T05:28:51.030689","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2014-04-01",null,"Adelaide CBD","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","Adelaide CBD, air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [29,"City of Adelaide Census of Land Use and Employment","Provides a statistical snapshot of the City’s employment by industry and location.\n\nThe census also captures parking and venue capacities however for simplicity this data has not been included in this dataset for the competition.  Includes employment numbers (part time and full time) by industry (Anzic division and class) aggregated at city survey block level.   Due to privacy guarantees, when the data is delivered to agencies outside the ACC land use survey is aggregated to survey block level.  The survey block shapefile provides a visual representation of the data and has the survey block number or ID which can be used to link to land use data.\n\nThe land use data is a one to many relationship to the land use tables so is not presented joined but in separate tables (CSV files).  There are two CSV files, one of higher level (Division) land use and a lower level land use (class), both with the attendant employee figures for that Survey Block. There is an additional dataset that groups all the Anzsic activities by Survey Block. The survey block number is used for linking back to the survey block shapefile.\n\nFkSurveyBl in the tables links to SVYBLK in the KMZ layer SurveyBlock.\nAdditional information on ANZSIC codes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/6f9688c0-6952-4805-8da8-8e090202c55c","2013-05-15T22:10:34.386107","2018-06-18T03:57:29.113988","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Employment numbers (part-time & full-time) aggregated down to city survey block level. Land use presented in higher and lower level divisions linking to employment numbers. ",null,null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, anzic, business, council, employment, housing, industry, land use, location","finance-and-employment, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [30,"Adelaide City Council Greenhouse Gas Inventory","The compilation of Australia’s emissions data — called the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory — is undertaken centrally by the Department of the Environment.  Although not legislatively required to report on our emissions, ACC have generated a GHG Inventory report on it's energy usage on a yearly basis since 2010.  \n\nAustralia’s National Greenhouse Accounts conform to the international guidelines adopted by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The National Greenhouse Gas Inventory is reviewed annually by a team of international experts.\n\nAustralia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory is supported by a set of institutional arrangements which is designed to facilitate close coordination of the compilation of the inventory, efficient emissions data management, broadly based quality assurance processes and secure and reliable data collections.\n\nMore information including metadata can be found at:  http://www.environment.gov.au/climate-change/greenhouse-gas-measurement/publications/national-greenhouse-accounts-factors-dec-2014 ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b705f5fa-1048-4834-b5fc-591747e905fe","2015-05-26T07:57:08.326350","2016-06-22T04:19:09.099467","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Monthly usage is included broken down by type","2010-07-01","2014-06-30","Adelaide City Council owned facilities, plant and fleet","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, carbon emissions, climate change, energy, GHG, greenhouse gas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [31,"Adelaide Key Historical Events, 1836-2005","Provides significant dates & events in the history of Adelaide.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/c737c490-e962-4740-aced-76705386bfa2","2015-06-04T03:25:05.402223","2016-06-08T04:09:03.870296","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"1840","1975","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide city council, events, history, local history","arts-culture-history"],
    [32,"City of Adelaide Contours","This dataset contains the City of Adelaide Contours at 0.5m height levels. The position accuracy levels are 0.5m","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/71d3fcef-b50f-48d2-a238-40b8c45c1366","2016-08-11T00:33:25.272259","2018-06-18T03:56:16.801117","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,null,"2008-12-01","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Adelaide, Contours, Parklands",null],
    [33,"Adelaide City Living Market Research","With population growth in the Adelaide city centre a priority for both the Government of South Australia and the City of Adelaide, a joint research study was commissioned by the two organisations into the market for Adelaide city living. \n\nThe work, undertaken by Hudson Howells in South Australia, identified key market segments for Adelaide, as well as providing insights into perceptions of Adelaide as a residential proposition, product preferences, competitor environment and relocation decision making.  \n\nThe research comprised four surveys and seven focus groups. Reports outlining the results of each study and the round of focus groups are available here as pdf files. Survey raw data is also provided here in excel and spss formats for use by the development community and others.\n\nIn particular providing the data in spss format allows for further statistical interrogation and additional insights into the Adelaide city living market.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/de8a85fc-53b3-45f8-9282-99ef9c5b5056","2017-12-07T03:13:44.544181","2018-04-03T00:43:06.586476","City of Adelaide – (08) 8203 7237 and Capital City Committee – (08) 8207 2322",null,"2016-01-01",null,"City of Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","apartments, city living, City of Adelaide, data, housing, housing market, research, residential","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [34,"Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary","This dataset shows the spatial boundaries of the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary.\n\nThe Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary covers a 118 km² area including the inner Port, Barker Inlet, Outer Harbour and North Haven marina, reaching as far north as Port Gawler. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/64a09fa1-fb22-43a8-8f84-2688bdfa9513","2016-06-26T23:42:10.758465","2020-02-18T05:48:21.502713","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","conservation, dolphin, environment, marine, marine fauna",null],
    [35,"Annual Report 2014-15","Annual Report including: Consultants disclosure, Contractors disclosure, Risk management, Fraud Detected, Whistle-blowers disclosure, Public Complains","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/3800350f-b8ed-4d21-a6ac-1ef181c6dbf4","2019-11-01T01:18:29.558265","2019-11-01T01:33:13.295073","info@adelaidefestival.com.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation","Annual Report",null],
    [36,"Annual Report 2015-16","Annual Report including: Consultants disclosure, Contractors disclosure, Risk management, Fraud Detected, Whistle-blowers disclosure, Public Complains","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/e67131ec-f77e-42fe-bb56-86ebd52ac27f","2019-11-01T01:21:35.173372","2019-11-01T01:32:44.627072","info@adelaidefestival.com.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation","Annual Report",null],
    [37,"Adelaide Film Festival Annual Report Data","Adelaide Film Festival Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Other (Open)","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/497789a0-0f3f-423f-a3a5-466f84e86372","2017-09-27T08:05:46.030484","2017-10-27T03:56:37.020765","datasa@sa.gov.au","Unit level","2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Film Festival","Annual Report Data, Arts","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [38,"Adelaide Film Festival Annual Report Data 2017-18","Data for the Adelaide Film Festival Annual Report 2017-18","dataset","English","Other (Open)","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5ed2f74f-0431-4478-84b0-106d3d23749d","2018-07-30T02:15:14.095071","2018-08-21T02:41:09.621691","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Film Festival","Arts, Film",null],
    [39,"AdelaideFree Wi-Fi Access Point Locations","Latitude and longitude of access points broadcasting the AdelaideFree SSID (service set identifier). This includes a BSSID (basic service set identification) for outdoor access points.\n\nFor further information visit http://www.adelaidefree.com/\n\nDataset to be attributed to Internode.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8b8040ac-c71c-4c9b-b361-be84b4cd3dc6","2014-06-25T00:40:32.390473","2016-06-06T05:52:23.178924","hotspot@internode.on.net",null,"June 2014",null,"City of Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","AdelaideFree, free, iiNet, internode, wi-fi",null],
    [40,"Adelaide CBD Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Adelaide CBD region. This site was commissioned in April 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0b81fe48-cfe8-4f4e-b5d0-cf2b6f4da172","2016-06-30T06:52:44.508400","2020-04-17T05:24:09.024738","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2014-04-01","2016-06-01","Adelaide CBD","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","Adelaide CBD, air pollution, air quality, carbon monoxide, community, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxides, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [41,"Adelaide Metro Bus, Train and Tram Complaints per 100k boardings","The number of bus, train and tram specific complaints received each quarter per 100,000 boardings.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/31efb556-1372-434c-8682-2545e07d53c0","2017-05-26T07:40:58.537787","2020-02-04T23:56:04.899678","dino.cappello@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, complaints, public transport, train, tram","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [42,"Adelaide Metrocard Validations","Total onboard validations (banded) by date, mode, route, direction, stop and media type","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/5b55dce0-6f75-4702-a9a5-f36413e0a27c","2015-07-03T05:37:05.116765","2020-02-05T03:43:31.970446","Pete.McKenna@sa.gov.au","Daily by mode, route, direction, stop and media type","2013-01-01","2016-06-30","Metropolitan Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, metro, metrocard, public, train, tram, transport, validation","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [43,"Adelaide Metro Complaints Response Performance","The total number of complaints received via the Adelaide Metro website, InfoLine and InfoCentre, and the number answered within 10 business days, per quarter from January 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/0b9f8253-9eda-474f-b4c1-b4ae7456f599","2017-05-26T07:51:39.190640","2020-02-05T00:55:48.195091","dino.cappello@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, complaints, train, tram","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [44,"Adelaide Metro Enquiries Response Performance","The number of enquiries received per quarter from January 2016 and the percentage answered within two days. Enquiries relate to online enquiries regarding public transport information and are received via the Adelaide Metro website. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/e7b481dc-7216-429c-960f-1a48e8fb5aaa","2017-05-26T07:57:10.345231","2020-02-05T00:36:58.405305","dino.cappello@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, enquiries, public transport, train, tram","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [45,"Adelaide Metro Infoline Performance","The number of incoming Adelaide Metro Infoline calls per quarter from January 2016 and the percentage answered within 2 minutes. These calls relate to numerous specific public transport topics such as journey plans, timetable enquiries, complaints, metroCARD, lost property.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/26e651df-a904-4387-bd8a-d3917a3ba772","2017-05-25T07:33:28.933987","2020-02-05T00:57:12.732605","Dino.cappello@sa.gov.au","Quarterly summary","2016-01-01","2017-03-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","performance, phone calls, public transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [46,"Adelaide Metro Real-Time Passenger Information","‘This link contains Stop Specific Real-Time information for buses, trains and trams for the Adelaide metro network. Real-Time is a free, convenient and easy to use service. Adelaide Metro provides Real-Time information in SIRI and GTFS-R format, for more information see 'Adelaide Metro Developer Group'  below or visit: https://gtfs.adelaidemetro.com.au/. The link provides access to the engine that provides Real-Time supply of the data. The link is not for downloading data. Please refer to Adelaide_Metro_Realtime_Information_Developer_Information.PDF for further instructions.’","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/e794a379-fbf5-457f-b195-7a0be974cc69","2013-05-23T01:50:38.773169","2020-02-19T00:35:06.052612","Pete.McKenna@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Bus, Transport, Travel","transport-travel-and-motoring, developer-portal"],
    [47,"Adelaide plan 40 feet to 1 inch, fire insurance maps, 1911-1914","Set of detailed fire insurance maps from the State Library of South Australia’s map collections. The map set covers part of the City of Adelaide, South Australia and was surveyed and drawn 1911-1914 by John Reid Ferguson for the Fire Underwriters' Association of South Australia. \n\nScale approximately 1:480.  Includes parts of North Terrace, King William Street, Rundle Street (Mall), Adelaide Arcade, Gawler Place, Grenfell street, Pulteney Street, Hindmarsh Square, Pirie Street, Flinders Street and Hindley Street.  Shows land use including building usage, some street numbers and business names.\nThis dataset consists of 21 map files in JPEG & PDF versions.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/c2b6d9a4-9b7e-42bd-9cba-856320e2e139","2014-06-22T16:20:16.664531","2016-06-06T05:46:02.528493","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au","N/A","1911-1914",null,"Partial coverage of the northern area of South Adelaide, City of Adelaide, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","adelaide, cadastre, city of adelaide, fire insurance, history, land use, map, planning, south adelaide, south australia","arts-culture-history, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [48,"Adelaide Public Transport Stop Data","The dataset contains public transport stop data for buses, trains and trams in shapefile, geojson and kml format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/0d2f65f9-4386-4352-b46e-1259ebc06afe","2013-08-26T06:57:11.151783","2020-02-24T01:58:43.909881","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au ","Data based on aggregate level","2014-01-01","current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, bus stops, esri, public transport, shapefile, stops, trains, trams","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [49,"SA Health Public Hospital Inpatient Admissions from Emergency Departments","Inpatient Admissions after attending Emergency Department, for public metropolitan and major country hospitals by quarter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e22a6f7c-81d8-4872-8dbe-725fc62690e7","2015-06-26T06:29:01.870965","2018-09-04T05:18:38.409653","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Total number of admissions from emergency department by hospital by quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","Metropolitan Adelaide and major country towns","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Admissions, Emergency department, Public hospital",null],
    [50,"Aerial Imagery - Greater Adelaide 1949","Orthorectified mosaicked black & white images from the Aerial Film Archive  covering the greater metropolitan area of Adelaide including the Fleurieu Peninsula and parts of the South Australian Murray Darling Basin.\n\nAerial photography was originally captured between January and March in 1949 using an Eagle 4 camera. \n\nImagery is available for the following regions: Adelaide, Adelaide Airport, Gawler, Glenelg, Lefevre Peninsula Port Adelaide, Murray Mouth, Victor Harbor.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/dd965573-9283-4f9c-894a-3445744e3ed7","2016-06-23T05:11:19.465843","2016-07-05T01:43:42.984330","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"1949-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","aerial photographs, historical, imagery, local history, Photography","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [51,"AFCT Consultant Data","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust's consultant figures","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e19acdef-d4c1-4c3b-9bcb-0728f1f85a04","2017-09-28T09:27:56.126787","2019-09-27T04:30:35.896779","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [52,"AFCT Contractor Data","A summary of external contractors engaged by the agency, the nature of work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/13a421bb-d500-45fc-8603-c9c6a6132dfe","2018-09-27T03:20:31.109340","2019-09-27T04:32:04.280319","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","contractors",null],
    [53,"AFCT Executive Employment","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust's Executive Employment data","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4d9ff4b5-f1e8-475e-a053-3e9c9f98c42d","2017-09-28T09:23:06.041893","2019-09-27T04:33:47.579590","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2011-2017","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","employment data, executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [54,"AFCT Fraud Detected","Fraud detected ","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c0808c91-557b-44e2-a4f3-7866cf73f74c","2017-09-28T09:12:12.032429","2019-09-27T04:37:02.328744","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2011-2017","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [55,"AFCT Summary of Complaints","Summary of complaints (by subject) made to Adelaide Festival Centre Trust over financial years.","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/13ce16b1-4258-4d54-bc61-4218465d6c3c","2017-09-28T09:01:22.279904","2019-09-27T04:45:53.897750","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2011-2017","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","feedback","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [56,"AFCT Whistleblower's Disclosure","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust's Whistleblower's Disclosure data","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f4389ffc-6ad4-4ea4-82fe-94bc59d18e8e","2017-09-28T09:17:50.015929","2019-09-27T04:35:25.165437","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2011-2017","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust","whistleblower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [57,"AFCT Work health and safety","Work health and safety and return to work performance","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/81266c98-ca3b-422f-8c88-8e5f116ced3f","2018-09-27T03:23:35.191321","2019-09-27T04:27:39.380345","heather.poole@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Centre Trust",null,null],
    [58,"Agricultural Commodities","This publication contains final estimates of land use, crop and horticultural area and production, livestock numbers and farm management and demographic information for Australia, states and territories.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ac3468ca-69d0-409e-9a0f-fc8a424f8d13","2013-04-15T05:04:27.533891","2017-01-23T03:38:50.858309","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","agriculture, crops, economic, horticulture, land use, livestock, statistics","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [59,"Agriculture Residues","ABS released data contains final estimates for data items collected in the 2014–15 Rural Environment and Agricultural Commodities Survey (REACS). The statistics on crop and horticultural area and production were used to estimate biomass volumes for the Australian Biomass for Bioenergy Assessment Project.\n\nAgriculture data includes Cereal Straw, Non Cereal Straw and Hay & Silage.\n\nThe Drought Minimum and Bumper Maximum has been calculated by using the total tonnage of a drought/bumper year as a percentage of the total tonnage of an average year and applying these percentages to the total for each region. (41% and 158% respectively).\n\nSee RenewablesSA website for more information including metadata and data sources. \nhttp://www.renewablessa.sa.gov.au/investor-information/bio-energy-roadmap/biomass-for-bioenergy-assessment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/635e3e83-ba41-45f0-8c7c-d33aac3e8312","2019-08-20T02:15:00.700969","2019-08-20T02:28:38.130468","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au","SA4","2014-06-30","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Agriculture, Bioenergy, Biomass, Energy, Organic residue",null],
    [60,"Air Quality Monitoring Sites","The EPA conducts air quality monitoring at various locations throughout metropolitan Adelaide and in Port Pire and Whyalla.\n\nThis spatial data includes the locations of the monitoring sites, the types of pollutants monitored and URL links to recent air quality data (where available).\n\nFurther information:\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/data_and_publications/air_quality_monitoring\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a768c1f5-9714-4576-90bd-9dddaaa66ce4","2015-01-15T23:25:15.796669","2020-01-16T06:50:12.112570","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, pollutants, pollution, quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [61,"Alinytjara Wilurara NRM Board Annual Report Data","Alinytjara Wilurara NRM Board Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fca41c8b-d5f7-4f84-a69d-cda01abfedca","2017-07-21T05:56:42.386619","2019-02-22T00:08:21.793077","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [62,"Soil Alkalinity","Alkalinity is usually an inherent characteristic of soils, and alkaline soils are largely confined to areas with less than 400 mm annual rainfall. Mapping shows surface and subsoil alkailinty, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each alkalinity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/4dd6d3d7-98f3-458a-849e-38fb38680d77","2016-06-09T02:29:59.252476","2020-02-18T23:27:45.155100","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [63,"Soil Aluminium Toxicity","Aluminium toxicity in plants can occur even at low concentrations. While present in most soils, the availability of aluminium to plants is highly pH dependent. Mapping shows the proportion of land with aluminium toxicity potential, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each aluminium toxicity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/7b85b161-3aad-4d13-9f68-09045af98000","2016-06-09T02:54:49.861271","2020-02-18T23:35:21.406552","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [64,"Animal Welfare Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","Animal Welfare Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/50d383d7-4dd4-4968-9324-631e4fa9300b","2017-07-21T04:54:41.797421","2020-01-06T01:24:33.831639","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","animal welfare, environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [65,"Annual Asbestos Risk Reduction Report 2014-15","Status of sites where asbestos is present or needs assessing in owned properties. \n\nDataset includes:\nCategory: The site performance score, determined by the worst item performance at each site.\n\nNumber of Sites by Category: A count of how many sites have the corresponding site performance score, with separate counts done at the start and the end of each year.\n\nCategory Description: Indicates the recommended action corresponding to the worst item performance score.\n\nInterpretation: A brief-real world example of what each category implies for a site.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4d05933c-219d-443b-b0a0-3633c9bd5c16","2016-07-07T01:03:55.726587","2018-06-12T23:54:42.546110","DLDCSIAssets&Facilities-TeamLeaders@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Asbestos, Assets, Facilities, Standards","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [66,"Annual Report","Annual Report 2017_18","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/76fc0f8f-0d8c-4e78-8b87-33cb0aecf696","2018-11-20T05:48:40.420506","2018-11-20T05:53:51.321081","info@adelaidefestival.com.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation","annual report",null],
    [67,"Annual Report 2016-17","Annual Report including: Consultants disclosure, Contractors disclosure, Risk management, Fraud Detected, Whistle-blowers disclosure, Public Complains","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/cc86caa6-41f7-482f-bdfd-2cd90a78aeed","2019-11-01T01:28:11.837073","2019-11-01T01:28:57.086188","info@adelaidefestival.com.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation","Annual Report 2016-17","arts-culture-history"],
    [68,"Annual Report 2018-19","Annual Report including: Consultants disclosure, Contractors disclosure, Risk management, Fraud Detected, Whistle-blowers disclosure, Public Complains","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/4b2fcdbb-8de4-4986-ae16-b702dc4ed5f5","2019-11-01T01:30:58.774460","2019-11-01T01:32:06.460587","info@adelaidefestival.com.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Adelaide Festival Corporation","Annual Report 2018-19",null],
    [69,"Annual Report CBS","Consumer and Business Services Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d8e12b1f-2abf-44e4-9531-6f19cc61144b","2017-10-23T04:39:41.369809","2018-10-18T03:17:23.956025","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Associations, Building Work Contractors, Companies, Conveyancers, Co-operatives, Fair Trading, Land Agents, Liquor Licensing, Plumbers Gas Fitters and Electricians, Residential Parks, Residential Tenancies, Second-hand Vehicle Dealers, Security and Investigation","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [70,"EPA Annual Report Data","Data reported in the EPA's Annual Report.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d4c1c0dc-2415-47a2-86e1-917f3b62460e","2017-11-09T22:40:35.769765","2019-10-11T00:25:45.447301","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, EPA, government","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [71,"Annual Report Data - Complaints","Lists the number of complaints by year over the last 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/27b72832-f220-44e2-a2b5-735cf41bbb59","2017-11-02T02:30:18.665930","2019-11-06T05:54:39.764861","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Annual report data, Complaints","emergency-and-safety"],
    [72,"Annual Report Data - Consultants","Lists consultants by year over the last 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3964e49a-dcf9-4fa1-ba2a-a4e9ee3ee5da","2017-11-02T02:33:56.443275","2019-11-06T05:52:30.320916","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Annual report data, Consultants","emergency-and-safety"],
    [73,"Annual Report Data - Contractors","Lists contractors engaged by year.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b65d7ebc-6402-4ff8-bb5d-925163564d51","2018-09-24T06:59:28.759635","2019-11-06T05:51:50.923773","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","contractors",null],
    [74,"Annual Report Data - Executive Employment","Lists executives by year over the last 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/07569039-54da-4566-9463-f320e6e3b671","2017-11-02T02:37:59.129645","2019-11-06T05:53:05.765960","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Annual report data, Executive Emlpoyment","emergency-and-safety"],
    [75,"Annual Report Data - Fraud","Lists instances of fraud over the last 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a2901c48-9ca5-42f8-9496-cc468eb3fbbb","2017-11-02T02:42:46.449311","2019-11-06T05:50:11.324416","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Annual report data, fraud","emergency-and-safety"],
    [76,"Annual Report Data - Whistle Blower","Lists whistle blower instances over the last 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9b7dcb04-6f26-4db7-9d22-31592ae14f7f","2017-11-02T02:47:28.651596","2019-11-06T05:51:11.656825","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Annual report data, Whistle Blower Disclosures","emergency-and-safety"],
    [77,"Annual Report Data - WHS and Return to Work","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work summary statistics for the last 3 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2e4e7cf5-f99b-4f73-b469-9a200c67fb12","2018-09-24T07:10:08.879577","2019-11-06T05:54:01.362971","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","work health and safety",null],
    [78,"Annual Reporting Data","Annual reporting by South Australia Police","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0d9f7809-1d2b-43dd-b24a-826e35cbe15a","2017-09-19T04:50:24.169069","2020-01-16T04:08:51.972112","SAPOL.Informationrelease@police.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australia Police","annual report, community confidence, consultants, controlled substances, corruption, crime data, evidence act, executive employment, liquor licence, performance, road safety, training expenditure, weapons prohibition, whistle blowers, young offenders","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [79,"Annual Report","Data providing a comparison of operations.  Includes key metrics relating to the statewide use of water and wastewater services, assets, consumption rates and costs.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4064c160-5b62-451b-bbd6-46073cadfa2a","2018-06-15T03:56:42.316403","2019-11-28T04:27:54.453811","open.data@sawater.com.au",null,"2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Water","Annual report data, major pipelines, wastewater, water, water assets, water consumption rates, water sources, water supply","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [80,"Public complaints received by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet","public complaints received by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet for annual reporting. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4cfc3f62-fe5d-41b3-8a08-94429536fcd5","2017-09-14T03:39:42.846704","2019-10-15T06:51:55.796179","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","complaints, feedback, formal, public","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [81,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - Whistleblowers Disclosure","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data -Whistle-blowers Disclosure presented as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/372868d1-8b4d-4853-8778-ba80a027f09f","2019-05-31T02:19:10.151489","2019-12-02T05:46:49.047315","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","Whistle Blower Disclosures",null],
    [82,"API Statewide Local Government Datasets","The data provided comes from the Local Government Association of South Australia’s statewide Metabase which is part of its Electronic Services Program initiative. For more information on the Electronic Services Program. \n\nThis data is used to support the Local Government Association's My Local Services App http://www.lga.sa.gov.au/mylocal initiative.\n\nAPI for the following statewide Local Government datasets:  Elected Members (Mayors and Councillors), Events, Libraries, Parks and Councils.\n\nThe following SDK’s are available for developers to access data stored in Parse:  iOS, OSX, Android, JavaScript, .Net, REST API.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b69f5a2f-c949-4dc8-9cf1-3f79a4271bf7","2014-06-25T01:02:19.623116","2020-02-24T02:07:51.854364","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Statewide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Local Government Association of SA","api, councillors, councils, elected members, events, libraries, local government, mayors, parks, statewide","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [83,"Appointment Type by Age and Gender","Government Services Group (GSG) Workforce Report:  PS Act employees in Government Services Group by Age, Appointment Type and Gender as at December 2014.\n\nGSG previous section/business unit of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/f0a47e57-33ca-4484-b8c5-3ae3059fd4c5","2015-06-12T06:35:52.474420","2015-06-12T06:52:52.130349","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","age, appointment, gender","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [84,"Appointment type by Age and Gender Part Time Employees","Government Services Group (GSG) Workforce Report:  PS Act Employees in Government Services Group by Employee Type, Appointment Type and Gender as at December 2014.\n\nGSG previous section/business unit of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/ed32130f-5b65-46ca-b790-788d52f10ed9","2015-06-12T06:41:50.587865","2015-06-12T06:53:20.206293","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","appointment, gender, part-time","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [85,"Appointment Type by Gender","Government Services Group (GSG) Report:  PS Act Employees in Government Services Group by Appointment Type and Gender as at December 2014.\n\nGSG previous section/business unit of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/7a1c3641-5312-4e6f-aa18-fd42842149f3","2015-06-12T06:29:38.318133","2015-06-12T06:52:21.168106","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","appointment, gender","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [86,"Approved funding","Annual funding approvals from 1 July 2016.  Prior years available in the SAFC annual reports.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/b817e5f6-88a6-4982-9860-b843abfa1074","2018-05-29T00:18:42.885551","2020-02-20T23:08:14.940509","SAFC.Reception@safilm.com.au",null,"2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Film Corporation","safc funding approval","arts-culture-history"],
    [87,"Aquaculture Leases and Licences","Location and characteristics of all aquaculture leases and licences issued under the Aquaculture Act 2001. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b1dd2266-3e63-4238-a5e0-5c9c8b44f24d","2015-05-19T04:49:23.517249","2020-02-18T23:55:31.273684","datasa@sa.gov.au","Atrribute Level","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Aquaculture, Fisheries, Leases, Licences","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [88,"Aquaculture Zones","Location and characteristics of approved aquaculture zones issued under the Aquaculture Act 2001.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/395250d3-413f-47fd-971e-2c14cd12a52a","2015-05-19T05:17:23.952475","2020-02-18T23:45:59.223470","datasa@sa.gov.au","Attribute level","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Aquaculture, Fisheries, Zones","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [89,"Aquatic Ecosystem Condition Reports","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian waterways (lakes, creeks and rivers, marine) in order to assess their condition and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. \n\nMonitoring data are used to produce aquatic ecosystem condition reports (AECRs) every year. There are reports available for creeks and lakes, and the nearshore marine waters.\n\nFurther information is available on the EPA website;\n\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/data_and_publications/water_quality_monitoring/aquatic_ecosystem_monitoring_evaluation_and_reporting\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0b10eea8-149d-4719-9702-c45f12630d0a","2014-05-30T00:20:56.580503","2019-08-21T02:19:44.427856","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2008-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","aquatic, conservation, environment, marine, nature, quality, resources, river, water, watercourse","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [90,"Aquatic Reserves","Location and characteristics of all current aquatic reserves proclaimed under Section 4 of the Fisheries Management Act 2007. South Australia's aquatic reserves have been established to protect the habitat, ecosystems and communities of the rich variety of underwater organisms found in the State's marine and estuarine waters. Fishing and other activities may be prohibited or restricted within these areas.\n\nUsed as an administrative data layer to ensure the effective regulation of fishing activities to protect the habitat, ecosystems and communities of underwater organisms found in the State's marine and estuarine waters.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/00468af7-ef81-46f3-9d77-d0cdeae6df62","2014-06-15T22:18:18.558208","2020-02-19T00:23:44.831945","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Attribute level","N/A",null,"South Australia and jurisdictional waters","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","aquatic, fisheries, fishing, marine, parks, reserve, restrictions",null],
    [91,"Arkaroola Protection Area","Located in the northern Flinders Ranges, Arkaroola is widely recognised for its outstanding geological, paleontological, biodiversity, conservation, landscape, wilderness, cultural, educational and tourism values. On 22 July 2011, the South Australian Government announced that Arkaroola would be permanently protected through the establishment of the Arkaroola Protection Act Proclomation 2012. The area comprises most of the Arkaroola Pastoral Lease and also includes the Mawson Plateau region of the Mount Freeling Pastoral Lease.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3d802082-58c8-49fe-8201-4480d2137192","2016-06-26T23:51:42.957983","2020-02-18T05:52:19.242053","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Refer to Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Arkaroola, conservation, environment, natural resources","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [92,"Art Deco Adelaide","A large serving of Art Deco (with a taste of moderne) architecture in the city of Adelaide. This dataset contains 118 selected images of buildings in this distinctive style. Some of the buildings still exist but others have been demolished.\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/fa23a719-89de-4227-9b2f-0ad23cf5ead3","2016-06-29T04:07:05.891761","2020-01-15T06:45:34.419827","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1926-01-01","1966-12-31","Adelaide, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, architecture, art deco, buildings, historical data, hotels, moderne, photographs, pubs","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade"],
    [93,"Asbestos removal","Asbestos removal information provided to the regulator, SafeWork SA by licenced asbestos removalists as part of their legislated responsibility from January 2013 to May 2015. This includes area removed, type of asbestos removed, the date the removal started and the date it was completed.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/790b37cf-9d9b-40d7-8e72-3e568de3d935","2015-07-03T03:00:14.676623","2015-07-03T05:03:02.733712","datasa@sa.gov.au","5 fields (asbestos type, postcode, area (meters2)of asbestos removed, start date, finish date)","2013-01-01","2015-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Asbestos, postcode, removal","emergency-and-safety"],
    [94,"Attendance percentage by school by year level","Attendance rate for semester 1, 2018 in SA Government schools by school and year level collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3 (3 August). \n\nImportant notes:\n\n• Attendance rate = (number of days attending school / number of days enrolled) x 100.\n\n•\tAttendance rates are only calculated for full time students who were enrolled or left during Semester 1.\n\n•\tBoth whole day and part day absences are counted.\n\n•\tAttendance data is not collected from schools 1717 Watarru Anangu School (non operational), 849 Open Access College, 810 Thebarton Senior College , 583 Marden Senior College, 1012 Northern Adelaide Senior College and 195 Youth Education Centre.\n\n•\tTo protect the privacy of students, where a year level has less than 6 less Full Time Equivalent students enrolled, attendance rate is suppressed for that school.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7ad9ad5a-0ee0-43ce-98fc-2db8922ad78c","2019-03-19T00:42:12.631281","2019-05-17T03:37:33.650487","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","School and Year Level","2018-01-01","2018-07-06","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","attendance, Attendance, education, Education, government schools, Government Schools, students, Students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [95,"Attendance rate by schools","Attendance rate for semester 1 in SA Government schools by school from 2014.\n\nImportant notes:\n\n•\tAttendance rate = (number of days attending school / number of days enrolled) x 100.\n\n•\tAttendance rates are only calculated for full time students who were enrolled or left during Semester 1.\n\n•\tBoth whole day and part day absences are counted.\n\n•\tAttendance data is not collected from schools 1717 Watarru Anangu School (non operational), 849 Open Access College, 810 Thebarton Senior College , 583 Marden Senior College, 1012 Northern Adelaide Senior College and 195 Youth Education Centre.\n\n\n•\tTo protect the privacy of students, where a year level has less than 6 less Full Time Equivalent students enrolled, attendance rate is suppressed for that school.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6ace352b-1329-4054-a849-9ef26b88ce6f","2019-03-19T03:26:29.680031","2019-05-17T03:39:20.547479","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Semester 1 rate by school","2014-01-01","2018-07-06","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","attendance, education, government schools, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [96,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Complaints","Attorney-General's Department Annual Report Data - Complaints presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/35a78279-7f73-4193-95e8-55583c301c71","2017-10-06T03:20:42.827375","2019-10-16T22:58:57.730183","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, attorney generals, complaints reporting","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [97,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Consultants","Attorney-General's Department Annual Report Data - annual spend on consultants presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d3e64401-f447-4e21-9c56-378ea20123c1","2017-10-06T02:14:24.695493","2019-10-16T22:59:11.408070","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, attorney general, consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [98,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Executive Employment","Attorney-General's Department Annual Report Data - Executive Employment presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f653bad3-66fc-4587-8eac-f023a3027870","2017-10-06T03:38:57.928672","2019-10-16T22:59:21.563200","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, attorney generals, executive employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [99,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Fraud","Attorney-General's Department Annual Report Data - identified instances of fraud detected presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f9bf3c97-1df6-432e-bee3-1fe0c0caef79","2017-10-06T03:30:13.539656","2019-10-16T22:59:31.329870","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, Attorney generals","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [100,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Whistle blowers disclosure","Attorney-General's Department Annual Report Data - Whistle-blower's disclosure presented as a 6 year time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2c2944d0-ded9-4f27-a3f2-b3fe8a87cc8d","2017-10-06T02:02:46.960738","2018-11-13T22:26:12.326817","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, attorney generals, Whistle blowers disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [101,"Attorney-Generals Department Annual Report Data - Work health and safety and return to work performance","Attorney-General's Annual Report Data on work health and safety and return to work performance, presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7ef416e6-3cc5-4f1e-9cab-3108e5e72602","2018-11-13T22:15:30.564892","2019-10-16T22:59:53.745133","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2013-01-07","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual reporting, attorney generals",null],
    [102,"Australia 1:63,360 military survey (S.A.), 1914-1958","Military survey maps from the Australia 1 inch to the mile series held in the State Library of South Australia’s map collections. This map series was originally prepared by the Australian Section Imperial General Staff and later by the Royal Australian Survey Corps.\n\nThese topographic maps at scale 1:63,360 include roads, railways, towns, rivers, creeks and farms, and some cadastral detail.  Relief is shown by contours and spot heights.\n\nThis dataset is a selection from the Australia 1:63,360 series of the 20 map sheets that cover South Australia.  Including editions and variations the State Library’s holdings of SA coverage totals 49 map sheets provided in JPEG and PDF versions.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/2e0da08c-6d18-4469-ad77-d9b266e30f0c","2014-06-22T16:40:44.929206","2016-06-08T01:47:53.690120","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au","N/A","1914-1958",null,"Partial coverage of South Australia, including Adelaide and greater Adelaide regions, Fleurieu Peninsula, lower River Murray and lakes area and part Coorong, top of Spencer Gulf, and Pimba & Yandandarre Ridge regions in northern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, Alexandrina, Australian Section Imperial General Staff, Cambrai, Coorong, Cultana, Davenport, Echunga, Encounter, Gawler, History, Jervis, Kapunda, Lincoln Gap, Mannum, maps, Meningie, Milang, military survey, Mobilong, Pimba, Royal Australian Survey Corps, South Australia, topography, Whyalla, Yandandarre Ridge, Yankalilla","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [103,"Australian Early Development Index","The Australian Early Development Index (AEDI) is a measure of how young children are developing in Australian communities. It involves collecting information to help create a snapshot of early childhood development in communities across Australia.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2d3f9325-0e44-4100-bd3e-001c79b5d35b","2013-05-27T06:08:19.444313","2016-06-08T06:02:30.503856","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Child, Children, Communities, Development, education, Suburbs","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [104,"Australian Early Development Census 2009-2015","The Australian Early Development Census is a measure of how young children are developing in Australian communities. It involves collecting information to help create a snapshot of early childhood development in communities across Australia. Australian Early Development Census 2009-2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6f2d1cb8-e829-4082-a5a3-33d0c24efca7","2017-07-11T03:35:02.724457","2018-09-12T03:29:16.026757","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Suburb","2009-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","early childhood, early development, index","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [105,"Australian Tourism Data Warehouse API","Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW) is the National Platform for Digital Tourism information on Australia.The ATDW ATLAS API allows you to extract tourism information from the ATDW database. The database contains over 40,000 tourism related products across a variety of categories. The API allows for geospatial searching of the data and allows filtering using the ATDW content structure. The content is compiled in a national agreed format an electronically accessible by tourism business owners (operators), wholesalers, retailers and distributors for use in their websites, booking systems and other digital channels.\n\nA 30 day free trial is available.","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/927d00f3-e64c-4331-9bae-52b4f64d2fcb","2013-05-28T06:02:37.114242","2017-05-29T02:31:36.681101","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","Accommodation, adventure, agriculture, events, geospatial, location, nature, recreation, spatial, tourism, transport, travel, wildlife, wine","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [106,"Australian Vocational Education and Training (VET) statistics","Students and Courses and Apprentices and Trainees: These statistics cover administrative data sets on student enrolments and qualifications attained with approximately 2 million students enrolling on vocation education and training in Australia each year, 400,000 graduates each year, and around 400,000 people in training as part of an apprenticeship or traineeships. Demographic information on students as well as the qualification they are training in and where the training took place are included.  Courses are classified by intended occupation on completion, and field of study.\n\nStudent Outcomes Survey: In addition a graduate destination survey is run capturing information on the quality of training, occupations before and after training, salary, and further education.\n\nUnder data tab each collection appears and can be selected individually  for information excel files and publications, under data data are three resources, Vocstats datacubes, VET Students by Industry, VET Graduates outcomes, salaries and jobs.  http://www.ncver.edu.au\n\nFor an overview of the statistics please see  the following publication\nhttps://www.ncver.edu.au/publications/publications/all-publications/statistical-standard-software/avetmiss-data-element-definitions-edition-2.2#\n\nDatasets to be attributed to National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER).  https://www.ncver.edu.au/\n\nRegister for VOCSTATS by visiting the website (http://www.ncver.edu.au/wps/portal/vetdataportal/data/menu/vocstats)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/6a3284d3-d2a2-4cb6-bddf-5a31d622f4d8","2014-07-10T02:29:57.163269","2016-07-25T01:26:14.296305","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"Up to 10 years time series is available from the website.",null,"Australia, State and Territories","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","apprentices, educatio, employment, ncver, outcomes, salaries, statistics, students, training, VET, vocational, vocational education",null],
    [107,"Soil Available Waterholding Capacity","Available waterholding capacity refers to the potential volume (on a per unit area basis, expressed in mm) within the rootzone of a soil that can be filled by rainfall or irrigation, and is available to plants (i.e. not including moisture help by soil matrix suction). Assessments are based on the rootzone of wheat plants. Mapping shows the estimated average available waterholding capacity, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each available waterholding class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/ab2dbe6b-a6a1-4245-8f49-b885cadc45f0","2016-06-09T02:57:25.909322","2020-02-18T23:14:01.764578","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [108,"Baseflow in Mount Lofty Ranges","Portrays visible baseflow in 3rd order streams and greater in the Mount Lofty Ranges.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d1e69047-cc62-4208-8bb8-b3a00facefc8","2013-05-17T07:19:48.923028","2020-02-19T00:41:20.937734","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","2004",null,"Mounty Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Drainage, nature, Surfacewater, Water, Watercourses, Water Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [109,"BBQ's","Provides locations of all the BBQ's that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b3238d77-5866-434a-8360-fb9a22c001cf","2014-06-05T06:34:01.265312","2016-06-08T10:33:30.081335","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides BBQ data with its GPS coordinate and type of BBQ e.g. Christie 2 plate bbq, green 2 plate bbq. ","Current",null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","BBQ, food, parklands, recreation","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, sports-and-recreation"],
    [110,"Beaches, Jetties and Lifesaver Photographs","Selection of images (67) from the State Library of South Australia collections exploring South Australia’s relationship with the beach.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/fdb37fa4-83e9-4daf-8ad0-66a63d8c7c88","2013-05-21T06:59:02.465709","2020-01-15T06:43:40.065749","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1901-01-01","1953-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","bathing, beaches, beauties, brighton, children, costumes, glenelg, history, jetties, jetty, lifesavers, models, photograph, portraits, semaphore, snowden, swimmers, swimming","arts-culture-history"],
    [111,"Bike and Pedestrian Paths","Displays the bicycle and pedestrian paths located throughout the Adelaide Park Lands surrounding the city.\n\nInformation provided includes the path type ie. informal, path, roadway, sealed, sealed path, shared path (bike and pedestrians) and unsealed.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/0f2403fd-a8f9-4d4c-9fb3-8a613c7b4022","2013-05-15T22:19:33.253552","2016-06-08T05:58:01.038008","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Shows all the bike and pedestrian paths around the parklands area updated annually.","N/A","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, bikes, environment, health, nature, parkland, paths, recreation, routes, safety, transport","sports-and-recreation"],
    [112,"Bike Cordon Counts","Count of the number of bikes coming into and out of the city via major roads over a 12 hour period between 7am and 7pm.  This cordon count (count of trips in and out of a particular area) is conducted in October each year.  \nInformation provided includes locality (counting station), road, count into city, and count out of city for the relevant years.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bc38db4a-2694-4639-a27f-8aa85eea2f3f","2013-05-07T23:11:09.924636","2016-06-08T02:41:46.739541","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2011","2014","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, bikes, Cordon count, council, health, nature, recreation, routes, safety, transport","sports-and-recreation"],
    [113,"Bike Cordon Counts - Super Tuesday","The Super Tuesday Bike Count is Australia's biggest visual bike count and originated in Melbourne in 2007. The count takes place from 7am to 9am on the first Tuesday in March when volunteers in the state capitals count cyclists at particular locations.\nNationally, the survey is organised by the Bicycle Network (Victoria) and provides reliable, annual figures on bicycle commuters and their movements during morning peak-hours: how many riders there are and which routes they use. By being counted annually, Super Tuesday helps track long-term patterns and identifies tangible results from network improvements. This count supplements the City of Adelaide cordon counts (undertaken each October by Adelaide City Council and the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure) and the permanent counters, which are located at six locations on the edges of the city.\nThe count is conducted by volunteers who record bike rider movements on a count sheet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cf80baeb-5f8b-4e8b-b5ae-db5ba800a3d1","2015-05-28T06:14:07.241733","2016-06-09T03:21:25.913283","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Bike counts per location","2010","2015","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, bicycle, bike, cordon count, council, super tuesday, transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [114,"Bike Direct Network","BikeDirect is a strategic network of bicycle routes across the Adelaide metropolitan region in a variety of formats.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6bfd0d67-6abc-43d7-bf87-dea7a0710208","2013-05-14T05:30:30.339234","2020-02-24T02:37:35.548653","gemma.kernich@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bikes, health, recreation, routes, safety, transport","sports-and-recreation"],
    [115,"Bike Hire Locations","Provides all the bike hiring locations that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/f9e4a4f6-6ca6-41b8-805b-f39543590b71","2014-05-29T06:50:23.280167","2016-06-22T23:59:52.680356","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","bicycle, bike locations, bikes, hiring, leisure, planning","sports-and-recreation"],
    [116,"Bike Racks","Provides locations of all the bike racks that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/32deed74-3050-4b48-acca-64d575f38ab5","2014-05-27T07:33:31.000550","2016-06-08T06:02:49.456428","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides bike rack data illustrating GPS location and bike rack type. ","N/A","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","assets, bicycle, bikeracks, bike storage, planning, racks, storage","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [117,"Bike Routes","Displays the bicycle routes located in the Adelaide City Council area.\nInformation provided includes the primary bicycle network, important secondary roads and secondary (alternate) routes.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/a6a7cac5-3016-4525-bf49-b0d33492a466","2013-05-15T06:54:05.304723","2016-06-08T10:31:46.972437","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Shows all the bike routes around the Adelaide city Council area along with its length","N/A","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","bikes, council, health, nature, network, paths, recreation, route, safety, transport","sports-and-recreation"],
    [118,"Biophysical Regions of Southern South Australia (soil landscapes)","Biophysical Regions represent the largest grouping of Soil Landscape Map Units within the SA soil and land mapping hierarchy. These cover broad geographical areas, recognisable at the state-scale (i.e. Eyre peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, Northern, Central, Murray Mallee, Kangaroo Island, South East). Biophysical Regions are differentiated by the general nature of soils, landscapes, geology, native vegetation, climate and land use.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/62ad1e24-a787-4266-a0a9-1e873024731e","2016-06-27T06:07:27.771453","2020-02-18T06:18:18.071055","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, geomorphology, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [119,"Biophysical Subregions of Southern South Australia (soil landscapes)","Biophysical Subregions correspond to the second largest grouping of Soil Landscape Map Units within the SA soil and land mapping hierarchy. Biophysical Subregions are delineated by the nature of soils, landscapes, geology, native vegetation, climate and land use, within a limited sub-regional area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/80cbcbf1-dd2c-449a-ad73-6bc933cde460","2016-06-27T06:14:13.670712","2020-02-18T05:58:38.064797","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, geomorphology, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [120,"Biosecurity Quarantine Disposal Bins","This spatial dataset contains points that represent current South Australian Biosecurity Quarantine Disposal Bins. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d5c71e77-7167-46b2-928e-92c1d7b2ca98","2019-08-29T04:39:03.523540","2020-02-19T00:22:29.008886","datasa@sa.gov.au","High","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","bins, Fruit Fly, Quarantine","emergency-and-safety, transport-travel-and-motoring, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [121,"Biosecurity Quarantine Stations","This spatial dataset contains points that represent current South Australian Biosecurity Quarantine Stations. Note the Oodla Wirra and Pinnaroo quarantine stations are equipped with quarantine disposal bins for after-hours use.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/faa73a56-aa0b-480b-9a65-f9c45e604b16","2019-08-29T04:27:51.410688","2020-02-19T00:21:48.219869","datasa@sa.gov.au","High","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Fruit Fly, Quarantine, Road block","emergency-and-safety, transport-travel-and-motoring, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [122,"Biosphere Reserve Boundaries","Depicts the boundaries of land proclaimed as part of the Biosphere Reserve under an international designation made by United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Please refer to the metadata document for more information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cc9c938d-793e-4a90-831f-4794120e5e7d","2013-05-17T07:31:41.431608","2016-06-16T05:36:14.332729","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Biological, Biology, Conservation, nature, Reserves","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [123,"Bluebays Accessible Car Parks","The State Government has developed a free mobile phone app to help people with disability share and locate accessible parking spaces around South Australia.\n\n- It provides information about the location and type of accessible car parks in both metropolitan and regional areas for about 70,000 permit holders in South Australia. \n\n- Users can search for accessible parking spaces by postcode or address, and get descriptions of accessible spaces, including if they are metered.\n\nThe .shp file has a map and shows the location, park level and space size of disability car parking spaces.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5a561b5b-3989-4fae-8088-247be8110222","2016-07-07T01:36:26.381171","2018-07-10T03:05:34.000259","DLDHSGISSupport@dhs.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Bluebays, Car, Carpark, Disability",null],
    [124,"Bluetooth Detection Sites","This dataset defines the location of all Bluetooth traffic detection sites.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/54b072b7-ce24-48f5-9b57-e5e9bf380c00","2017-07-24T06:20:10.162106","2017-07-24T06:29:38.208280","james.cox@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bluetooth, detection, sites, traffic","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [125,"Bluetooth Vehicle Origins and Destinations (sample only)","This dataset defines the first and last Site where a Probe was detected as it travelled through the network. The sample data contains about three weeks of records from partway through 26 May 2017 to partway through 15 June 2017.\nFor Bluetooth Detection Site locations, please view this dataset: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/bluetooth-detection-sites ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/e5d60ae3-24a9-42ef-a813-a8f7a3eade5c","2017-07-24T07:26:13.027984","2017-07-25T06:08:13.572037","james.cox@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-05-26","2017-06-15","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bluetooth, destination, detection, origin, probe, vehicle","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [126,"BMX & Skateboard Facilities","Map of BMX and Skateboard facilities in the Onkaparinga City Council","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5badd7b0-7004-4365-ac1e-9696ba92e21a","2018-08-02T06:53:31.819288","2020-01-15T05:27:29.200581","micmac@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","bicycle, bike, bikes, BMX, skate, skate parks","sports-and-recreation"],
    [127,"Board of Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium Annual Report Data","Board of Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9a2e2a6e-64aa-4f02-a1eb-327eae8fa63e","2017-07-21T04:56:36.763542","2020-01-06T01:14:33.359153","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","botanic gardens, environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [128,"Boat Licence Statistics","Boat Licence issued and licences that are still current 1975 - 2014","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6ba848d1-5453-4984-9ded-7fa8e50c6050","2015-04-23T04:11:18.014456","2017-09-01T06:16:18.957332","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au ",null,"1975-2014","1975-2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Boat Licences, Licence, Motor Boats, Recreational, Vessels","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [129,"Boat Registrations","New and currently registered recreational vessels for 2007 - 2015","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/866fb3ab-0254-4dc6-8e78-30542eb02a58","2015-04-22T06:24:16.932405","2017-09-01T06:16:32.041772","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au ",null,"2007-01-01","2015-07-16","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Boat, Recreation, Registrations","government-reporting-and-policy, sports-and-recreation"],
    [130,"Bollards","Provides locations of all the bollards that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nBollards are the posts in the ground that stop cars from driving up ono the footpaths and hitting pedestrians.  Bollards are made from cast aluminium and are installed on a post which is held in place using a galvanised wedge.  The placement of bollards depends on the specific site requirements.\n\n.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e6e0a010-7074-4776-ad48-b168a1b90b27","2014-05-27T07:05:09.539392","2016-06-08T02:19:09.100866","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides bollards data illustrating GPS location, its material and type.","Current","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","bollards, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [131,"Bond Studios Glass Negative Collection","The collection comprises 2,558 glass negatives from Bond Studios in Port Adelaide.  AE Bond was listed as a photographer in Commercial Road, Port Adelaide from 1901, although state collections include photographs credited to Bond that date back to 1867.  In the 1930s the business shifted to St Vincent Street.  The negatives are studio portraits of generations of Portonians.  They capture individual rites of passage such as weddings, graduations, debuts, birthdays, and soldiers and sailors departing for war. Most of the negatives are labeled with surnames so it is possible to identify the subjects with further research.\nA collection description can be found here: http://maritime.history.sa.gov.au/collections/bond-studios-glass-negative-collection","dataset","English","Other (Open)","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/94fb167a-65a2-491b-ab3e-c40f96351882","2017-06-27T01:57:42.716364","2017-07-28T07:37:33.822683","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"1867-01-01","1930-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","cultural significance, historic photographs, Maritime, photographs","arts-culture-history"],
    [132,"Bookable Reserves","A list of properties owned by the City of Onkaparinga that are bookable by the community for events and activities. Includes bookable facilities.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/6fbe76cb-55d5-48c7-9ca3-cce5e75e1d46","2015-06-16T03:29:03.184191","2019-08-29T08:27:52.521912","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Each property is listed.","2015-06-12","2019-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","bookings, council, events, onkaparinga, property","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [133,"Soil Boron Toxicity (depth to toxic layer)","Boron is an essential trace element occurring naturally in soil, but is toxic to many agricultural plants at high concentrations. High boron levels are often associated with windblown deposition of marine sediments, lower rainfall areas and impermeable clay layers (due to reduced leaching). Mapping shows the estimated average depth to toxic boron levels, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each boron toxicity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/23bc1dfb-96ce-40fe-87dc-b1cf829aed5f","2016-06-09T03:01:27.584154","2020-02-18T06:22:48.160613","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [134,"Soil Boron Toxicity (proportion of land affected)","Boron is an essential trace element occurring naturally in soil, but is toxic to many agricultural plants at high concentrations. High boron levels are often associated with windblown deposition of marine sediments, lower rainfall areas and impermeable clay layers (due to reduced leaching).  Mapping shows the proportion of land with boron toxicity in the upper 100 cm of soil, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each boron toxicity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/350c817c-2807-445d-8934-a8efd14f9bdb","2016-06-09T03:10:29.620929","2020-02-18T23:07:44.481468","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [135,"Bradman Collection","Selection of images (53) from the State Library of South Australia’s Bradman Collection. \nSir Donald Bradman is regarded by many as the greatest batsman in the history of cricket and was one of Australia's most revered sporting personalities.\nFrom the late 1960s he donated much of his personal collection of cricket memorabilia to the State Library of South Australia, in total more than 150 items including trophies, bats, balls, tape recordings, photographs and cricketing apparel.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/08119936-12ac-40d9-85ec-75fafcd60156","2013-11-19T00:30:39.276203","2016-07-06T03:58:04.742146","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1926-1975",null,"Australia, England","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","bradman, cricket, history, memorabilia, people, sir don, State library of south Australia, test cricket","arts-culture-history"],
    [136,"Kanku-Breakaways Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Breakaways Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4bcd104e-e37e-47ba-9da8-9c343e5140c4","2017-07-21T05:14:55.637323","2018-08-15T00:58:10.994789","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [137,"BreastScreen SA Clinics","Two shapefiles showing the locations for the 7 fixed BreastScreen SA clinics in metropolitan Adelaide, and the locations visited by the Breastscreen SA mobile clinics over a two year timeframe. BreastScreen SA clinics provide a free service, screening for disease in the breasts of healthy women who currently have no symptoms.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4bf3b354-defc-4638-af2d-d37459157a0c","2015-06-17T06:03:58.546870","2020-02-24T02:01:34.008959","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Individual service site","2015-01-01","2018-06-30","Metropolitan Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","clinic, health care, Health service, Screening","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [138,"Bridges and Culverts","Provides geographic location and attribute data for all Bridges and Culverts assets within the Adelaide City Council area\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ea3e581f-e70a-4f9a-9bd6-c86a0170935e","2016-06-30T07:08:39.496140","2016-07-08T07:07:06.107043","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Bridge, Culvert","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [139,"Bridges in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Bridges in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield that the Council is responsible for the maintenance of.  The majority of these bridges are structures for pedestrians only. Bridges are represented by line features.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c9c0cd8b-3aa3-4a15-917f-ea0970ec007f","2019-11-14T04:59:37.735513","2019-11-14T05:02:21.188657","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","unit","2019-11-14",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","assets, bridge, bridges, government assets, infrastructure","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [140,"Bridge Structures","Bridge Structures contains all State maintained bridges and culverts residing on the Oracle Bridge Information System (BIS). BIS records bridges and culverts which have design drawings residing in DPTI files.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/5e3310bb-b963-4079-aaef-5a8e345266e7","2016-07-29T04:55:31.068903","2020-02-24T02:04:40.741205","Bob.Gilbert@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bridge, infrastructure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [141,"Budget 2015-16 Tables and Data","The 2015-16 Budget is now available. \n\nThis dataset is a collection of data sources from the 2015-16 State Budget, specifically Budget Statements.\n\nThe Budget Statements consists of financial reports presenting the State Government’s current and estimated future economic performance, fiscal strategy, budget priorities, expenditure, revenue, assets, liabilities, risks, regional South Australia and government business.\n\nData from the 2015-16 State Budget are provided to assist those who wish to analyse, visualise and programmatically access these budget papers. \n\nThis dataset was prepared by the Department of Treasury and Finance\nBudget Paper Tables\n\nWe have made available the data tables from the State Budget Papers in Excel format.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/c0f9edd0-eb72-4e49-9e33-02c1124afa23","2015-07-02T07:42:25.550141","2018-08-13T05:05:04.272959","CommServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","budget, economy, finance","finance-and-employment, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [142,"Building Approvals","Provides the number and value of dwelling units approved by sector (public/private) and by state, number and value of new houses, new other residential dwelling units approved by type of building, and the number and value of non-residential building jobs approved by type of building (i.e. by function such as 'retail and wholesale trade', 'offices') and value ranges. State data includes the number of private sector houses approved; number and value of new other residential dwellings by type of building such as flats, units or apartments in a building of one or two storeys; number and value of non-residential building jobs by type of building and sector; and for Greater Capital City Statistical Areas, the total number of dwelling units approved broken down by Houses, Dwellings Excluding Houses and Total Dwelling Units. Seasonally adjusted and trend estimates by state are included for the number of dwelling units and value of building approved. The quarterly value of building approved is shown in chain volume measure terms. Small geographic area data cubes are presented for Statistical Areas Level 2 and Local Government Areas. Small area data cubes will be released in an \"Additional information\" release five business days after the main publication.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/db7961ba-b823-4a0d-ad5d-d502c97dc8cb","2013-04-15T04:59:02.629995","2017-01-23T03:42:09.627177","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","building, dwelling, economic, non-residential, offices, residential, statistics","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [143,"Building Height Limits","Maximum building heights permitted under individual council Development Plans in areas with potential for medium to high density residential development. This includes the City of Adelaide, Urban Corridor Zones, Glenelg and Port Adelaide.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4c4edb70-28fc-448f-a88f-29ba8f854b79","2019-06-03T06:02:34.444739","2020-02-19T00:36:39.807414","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","2018-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building, building heights, urban planning","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [144,"Building Height Restrictions","Provides maximum allowable building height limits per defined area within the Adelaide City Council area.\nThis layer is also currently available on our Adelaide City 3D digital model (available online at http://www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/planning-development/city-planning/3d-city-model/ ) where you can move around at different levels within the model and see where the buildings exceed height limits – i.e. where exceptions have been granted, and also where there is potential development space available in other areas of the city.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/147ab4cc-60a1-4c49-a213-5a3805551283","2013-05-17T05:56:51.992419","2016-06-08T05:59:25.556445","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Defines maximum height of buildings for specific geographical areas updated annually.","N/A","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","Building, Council, development, Heights, limit, maximum height, planning, Safety","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [145,"Burnside Bike Racks","The locations of bike racks that exist within the City of Burnside council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/0fc6b073-bdb7-4f23-9dcc-147bc3a9ae80","2019-02-07T04:23:44.918410","2020-02-24T01:59:09.407086","it@burnside.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","assets, bicycle, bike storage, racks","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [146,"Burnside Dog Registrations","List of dogs registered in the City of Burnside area for a particular period.\n\nInformation provided includes dog name, breed, period, gender and suburb.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ec259cea-440a-4096-8c6b-dec4f4c598df","2015-06-11T04:39:26.612017","2015-06-11T22:28:21.785111","it@burnside.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","Animals, Breeds, Burnside, Council, dog ownership, dogs, registration","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [147,"Burnside Parks and Reserves","Locations of Parks and Reserves in the City of Burnside.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/547e2156-90fc-4fbf-bee1-336ae7948189","2013-05-30T06:26:31.444428","2020-02-18T00:35:27.647902","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","council, nature, Parks, Reserves","sports-and-recreation"],
    [148,"Burnside Proposed Projects 2015/16","The locations and details of all mappable City of Burnside Proposed Projects for 2015/16 financial year.\n\nNote: These are only projects that are able to be mapped.\n\nFor more information, please visit this webpage:\nhttp://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/Live/Community/Community_Engagement/201516_Draft_Business_Plan_and_Budget#.VZNMifmqpBc\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/22834a6d-21fd-4a07-be13-f83c1a53b226","2015-07-01T02:27:27.320192","2015-07-01T02:32:24.079141","it@burnside.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","budget, community, projects","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [149,"Burnside Public Toilets","This dataset displays locations of Burnside Public Toilets as a MapInfo Tab File.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d9da2eda-407a-4951-a05f-527dc66f4f84","2013-05-30T08:07:47.976136","2020-02-18T00:35:01.444771","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","Neighbourhood, Restrooms, Toilets","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [150,"Burnside Street Trees","The details and locations of the 38,000 street trees in the City of Burnside council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/b7e1c8f6-169c-41bd-b5d7-140395a41c38","2015-07-01T01:41:01.541053","2019-09-02T07:23:17.982773","it@burnside.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","environment, open space, parks, planning, street trees, trees",null],
    [151,"Burnside Walking Trails","This dataset displays a map of Burnside Walking Trails as a MapInfo Tab File","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/398c59b3-49b1-4c69-ade2-463cb64e95ad","2013-05-30T08:00:30.163321","2020-02-18T00:34:34.937575","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Burnside (Local Council)","bushwalking, nature, recreation, trails","sports-and-recreation"],
    [152,"Bushfire Last Resort Refuges","A Last Resort Refuge is intended to provide a place of relative safety during a bushfire. It does not guarantee the survival of those who assemble there. You should only use a Last Resort Refuge when your personal Bushfire Survival Plans cannot be implemented or have failed.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4caf5333-138e-4048-b71f-15c59163355a","2017-09-07T04:22:39.741919","2020-02-24T01:51:32.817763","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-09-07",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","bushfire, community, emergency, evacuation, fire, last resort, road safety, survival plan","emergency-and-safety"],
    [153,"Bushfire Management Areas","Bushfire Management Areas are administrative boundaries that capture the whole state. Each Bushfire Management Area has a Bushfire Management Committee which makes decisions on bushfire prevention within their area. The Bushfire Management Areas are based on similar topography and land use and wherever possible to align to other government boundaries.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d93dc636-ec20-45f2-beb0-998b1c5f438c","2019-12-20T05:44:49.888492","2020-02-18T00:19:51.113611","martijn.vandermerwe@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","bushfire",null],
    [154,"Bushfire Management Planning Data - Identified Assets at Risk","Bushfire Management Area Plan (BMAP) asset data represents assets of either, Human Settlement, Economic or Cultural Heritage value. Each asset has been risk assessed and has been assigned appropriate treatment strategies. \n\n__Sites__ | Human Settlement sites predominately represent Special Fire Protection facilities such as schools, hospitals or community centres (places where vaulnerable people may be located). Economic sites predominately represent commercial or industrial infrastructure sites such as communications towers or substations. Cultural Heritage sites predominately represent places that a community would value such as historic sites, heritage buildings and places of worship.\n\n__Lines__ | Human Settlement lines predominately represent areas where people may be located such as roads, walking trails or a series of campsites. Economic lines predominately represent utility or agency infrastructure such as pipelines or the dog fence.\n\n__Areas__ | Human Settlement areas predominately represent residential areas where there is potential for loss of human life. Not all homes or dwellings have been captured, areas that have not been identified may still be at risk from bushfire. Economic polygons predominately represent larger industrial areas and forestry assets.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1897bf91-5221-4719-bce2-341721a85d51","2016-07-04T06:58:29.249288","2020-02-27T22:47:39.767540","peter.freeman@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-02-28",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","asset, bushfire, infrastructure, risk","emergency-and-safety, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [155,"Bushfire Protection Areas","Bushfire Protection Areas (see http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/about-bushfire-protection-areas) show the spatial extent of the Bushfire Protection provisions brought in under the Ministerial Bushfire Management amendments in 2006 (part 1 and part 2) and 2007 (part 3). The level of bushfire risk is rated as High, Medium, General or Excluded and determines the planning approvals plus requirements under the Australian Building Code and Australian Standard AS 3959 for the construction of dwellings in the defined bushfire risk areas. Some areas have criteria that, if met, change the designated level of bushfire risk. Bushfire Protection Areas exist in the South East Region, Riverland, Kangaroo Island, Mount Lofty Ranges, Mid North, Yorke Peninsula and Eyre Peninsula.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/30e275dd-a6f3-4af5-8b8a-6f4919ff6fe7","2013-05-17T03:07:41.052978","2020-02-24T02:11:39.363914","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","2006-06-30","2015-03-04","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bushfires, land, nature, planning, safety, spatial","emergency-and-safety, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [156,"Bushfire Safer Places","A Bushfire Safer Place is a place of relative safety and may be used as a place for people to stay in or as a place of first resort for those people who have decided that they will leave high risk locations early on a bad fire weather day.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/00ccaac9-d75a-45ad-a6b2-8a9d70d46aa3","2016-08-04T00:10:00.361464","2020-02-24T01:52:18.784903","peter.freeman@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-08-01","2017-09-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","bushfire, community, education, emergency, evacuation, fire, road safety, safer place, transport",null],
    [157,"Bus Shelters","Locations and details of bus shelters in Adelaide City Council area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d1bfd6ad-eb66-4d47-8e7f-9c3d1c720731","2015-05-28T06:37:50.509316","2016-06-08T02:19:18.849981","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","bus, bus shelter, bus stops, council, public transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [158,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - At A Glance","Courts Summary Information By Court Level","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4627a6c5-5741-4ce7-af05-1c8a33b2a77d","2017-10-23T22:03:26.999074","2019-11-28T05:15:48.110776","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [159,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Audio Visual Links","Courts use of Audio Visual Links","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/807da537-50d6-48a2-a08b-f74db5baf118","2017-10-23T22:14:02.316583","2019-11-28T05:31:22.830751","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [160,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Complaints","Courts - Complaints received","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9c49fe8e-4bfb-49ca-8557-28b29fb0b1bd","2017-10-23T22:17:08.485159","2019-11-28T05:33:42.771256","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [161,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Consultants","Consultants engaged by the Courts Administration Authority","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d05045b3-364e-4502-bce7-2245278b85ae","2017-10-23T22:20:44.639349","2019-11-28T05:11:47.937586","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [162,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - CourtSA Registry Services formerly the Contact Centre","Courts Administration Authority CourtSA Registry Services formerly the Contact Centre Workload Statistics","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d0e3ad54-5f9c-403e-92d7-9f90d4991e18","2017-10-23T22:25:33.088842","2019-11-28T05:23:00.653023","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [163,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Contractors","A summary of external contractors that have been engaged by the Courts Administration Authority, the nature of work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5fbd3083-c639-47ae-b930-f56257ca2ce5","2018-10-17T04:52:47.536996","2019-11-28T05:36:02.290592","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice",null],
    [164,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Court Transcription Services","Court Transcription and Audio Transcription Services -  number of hours in court and pages of transcript produced","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/76750c36-20ad-4836-a724-d70a6cac5c90","2017-10-23T22:29:24.948089","2019-11-28T05:26:34.895054","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [165,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Executive Employment","Number of Executive Officers employed by the Courts Administration Authority","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1bbd8b0a-6c35-46ef-9b80-1feadc610f7e","2017-10-23T22:33:24.061934","2019-11-28T05:09:04.413717","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [166,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Fraud","Number of Fraud instances recorded by the Courts Administration Authority","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/42b28e7d-8926-46c1-a215-d5d0e0af8c7b","2017-10-23T22:36:16.567085","2019-11-28T05:04:10.333162","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [167,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Library","Courts Administration Authority Library enquiries and the number of Higher Courts judgments published","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fbae7b8e-057e-4018-8512-b4f75e1be23a","2017-10-23T22:40:09.270388","2019-11-28T05:29:19.539344","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [168,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Agency Programs and Initiatives Data","Courts Performance and Workload Statistics ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b9fcda55-fbb7-418f-b5c6-f7d1b0a267c5","2017-10-23T21:48:30.794292","2019-11-28T05:01:12.456651","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [169,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Sheriffs Office","Sheriffs Office - number of searches, Summons Issued, Warrants Issued","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a0d54d63-55dc-47b5-aa91-25b391f995df","2017-10-23T22:44:27.800770","2019-11-28T05:18:13.959523","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [170,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Whistle-blowers' disclosure","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the agency under the Whistle-blowers’ Protection Act 1993.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4f0fc063-a24d-47bd-bfc1-29b2e49b2b99","2018-10-17T02:35:41.803912","2019-11-28T05:38:37.043144","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice",null],
    [171,"Courts Administration Authority - Annual Report - Work health and safety and return to work performance","Work health, safety and return to work performance of the CAA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b8298e53-c47b-4c95-aa49-ad3639ebfab7","2018-10-17T01:52:01.180413","2019-11-28T05:41:13.022790","foi@courts.sa.gov.au","Financial Year","2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, government, justice",null],
    [172,"Cafe and Restaurant Seating","Shows cafes and restaurants and the number of indoor and outdoor seating available from 2006 to 2014. BlockID in the table links to SVYBLK in the KMZ layer SurveyBlock.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2a4d3214-2714-45da-9e02-40fea29d5809","2016-06-20T07:03:14.350214","2016-06-29T05:41:43.608128","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Seating by survey block","2006-12-31","2014-12-31","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","cafes, indoor, outdoor, restaurants, seating","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [173,"Carbon Planting in South Australia","The Guide to Carbon Planting in South Australia contains a range of spatial data layers, summary maps and a report.  It provides background information that may help guide decisions by landholders, industry groups, non-government organisations, and others involved with Carbon Farming (also known as Carbon Credits or Carbon off-setting schemes). It presents information on the potential environmental risks and opportunities of carbon planting in South Australia, including land use policy considerations and use of biophysical spatial data layers. These information products provide context to landscape-scale planning and are not intended for use at the local or property-scale, nor to inform any financial risk or opportunity. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/a9cfc676-1f63-4dfb-bf4d-eaa19133822e","2017-06-26T06:57:00.725171","2017-11-05T22:51:55.194637","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","carbon planting, natural resource planning, revegetation, sequestration","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [174,"Water Catchments Map","High level map showing catchment areas in the City of Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/9541347b-5fba-4a08-a0d7-c15c50b34a6e","2016-06-23T06:05:24.479780","2019-08-29T03:12:36.962212","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-08-06",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","catchment, map, onkaparinga, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [175,"Category Ranking of SA Government Preschools","SA Government preschool by category ranking.\nCategory Ranking is a priority assigned to each preschool to give an indication of the degree of social disadvantage and geographical isolation a centre may have. \n\nThere are three levels of ranking. Category 1 reflects the centres with the highest need and category 3 reflects those centres with the lowest need.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/689f0edc-dca6-4f46-b5dc-7ca068750ef6","2018-05-11T05:58:24.444745","2019-05-17T04:22:04.501457","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","By preschool","2017-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disadvantage, education, preschools",null],
    [176,"Census  - Community Profile","The City of Port Adelaide Enfield Community Profile provides demographic and economic analysis for the Council area and its suburbs based on results from the 2016, 2011, 2006, 2001, 1996 and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing. The profile is updated with population estimates when the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releases new figures. \nThis is an interactive query tool where results can be downloaded in various formats. Three reporting types are available from this resource: \n1. Social atlas that delivers the data displayed on a map showing each SA1 area (approx 200 households),  \n2. Community Profile which delivers data at a District level which contain 2 to 3 suburbs, and \n3. Economic Profile which reports statistics of an economic indicators.\nThe general community profile/social atlas themes available for reporting on are:  \n-Age  \n-Education  \n-Ethnicity  \n-Disability  \n-Employment/Income  \n-Household types  \n-Indigenous profile  \n-Migration  \n-Journey to work  \n-Disadvantage  \n-Population Estimates  \n-Building approvals.  \nIt also possible to navigate to the Community Profiles of some other Councils as well.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/af30b25e-a1b3-43d8-b291-0b4f54078a37","2015-06-22T05:01:41.757368","2020-02-19T00:31:02.382906","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Districts (2-3 suburbs) and SA1 (approx 200 households)","1991-08-06","2016-08-09","City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","age, atlas.id, Census, Community, Community Profile, Council, demographics, demography, disadvantage, income, migration, population, port adelaide enfield, profile.id, statistics","community-information-and-citizen-services, education-skills-and-learning, finance-and-employment, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, health-and-wellbeing, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [177,"Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN)","CALHN is responsible for promoting and improving the health of central metropolitan Adelaide and the broader community by providing integrated health care and hospital services. This includes people from rural, remote and interstate locations. CALHN brings together four hospitals; Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) as a major tertiary facility, TQEH as a general hospital, and our rehabilitation hospitals Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre (HRC) and St Margaret’s Rehabilitation Hospital (SMRH), and a significant number of mental health and primary health care (PHC) services.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fa2f7f01-7a69-473c-8b64-388a822670c5","2017-09-20T01:48:24.688787","2019-06-18T06:59:34.178698","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Annual by State",null,"2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Disclosure, Executive, Fraud, Health, Whistle Blowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [178,"Centrelink Office Locations","This dataset describes office locations for Centrelink support services in South Australia.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/09630f9e-b9a9-48df-a28f-c5f6f3ca270e","2013-05-23T03:27:28.579625","2015-03-03T08:18:02.450241",null,"Property Level","2014","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","assistance, Commonwealth, disability, employment, Government, service outlets","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [179,"CFS Complaints Received","Information in relation to number of complaints received by SACFS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2b3fb524-c317-4ba4-a12f-e7ded1497fff","2017-11-06T01:29:06.324415","2019-11-29T05:08:12.825741","adam.pascoe@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service",null,"emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [180,"CFS Financial Summaries","Financial Summaries of SACFS as previously published in Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e009ae4a-88f4-4a16-93de-ad6fb98c3cf2","2017-11-06T01:24:58.479853","2019-11-29T04:52:55.272253","adam.pascoe@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service",null,"emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [181,"CFS Freedom of Information","Summary of freedom of information data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/71e0e6a8-ac1c-4b73-b7a9-4a90c1999206","2017-11-06T01:32:35.719719","2018-12-14T00:37:53.361828","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [182,"CFS Human Resources","Number of executives by status in current position, gender and classification","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dd4c61c3-635b-4465-b6f9-d376b8bc7a13","2017-11-06T01:41:53.285243","2018-12-14T00:38:10.373376","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service",null,null],
    [183,"CFS Regional Incident Summary","CFS Regional Incident Summary","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/13dc7bf3-716a-4b7c-9d2b-d768f36a622b","2017-11-15T06:29:31.383043","2018-12-14T00:39:16.934961","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","CFS, incident","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [184,"CFS Volunteer Numbers","CFS Volunteer Numbers from 2012/13 to 2016/17","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ee6e3fd6-eda6-459f-bb45-30cf4a24c716","2017-11-16T23:33:28.665385","2017-11-16T23:34:10.226845","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","CFS, Numbers, Volunteer","emergency-and-safety"],
    [185,"CFS Volunteers","Number of SACFS Volunteers","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d4d966d-5451-456a-96ea-6029e5364b1c","2017-11-06T01:44:17.364744","2018-12-14T00:38:39.507671","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","region, sacfs, volunteers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [186,"CFS Work Health and Safety","Information in relation to work health and safety at SACFS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6dfc0a25-7851-4f87-92c6-9f49036837c6","2017-11-06T01:46:26.488470","2019-11-29T05:19:10.068232","adam.pascoe@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","asbestos, expenditure, prosecutions, sacfs, work health and safety","emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [187,"Character Preservation Districts","These Protection Districts are defined by the Character Preservation (Barossa Valley) Act 2012 and Character Preservation (McLaren Vale) Act 2012. This legislation protects the districts' unique heritage, culture and integrity by maintaining and preserving their rural amenity, rural character and scenic vistas vital for tourism, and making sure that future development is well designed and supports rather than detracts from the dominant land uses. Townships and Rural Living Areas datasets are included in the Protection Districts file. Townships demarcate non-rural areas while Rural Living Areas are not in townships but have similar characteristics to townships, as defined by the Acts.\n\nDetails of 2013 amendments to the extent of the Character Preservation Districts can be found at: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/housing-property-and-land/local-government/development-plans/amendments-to-development-plans-proposed-by-the-minister/barossa-valley-and-mclaren-vale-revised-protection-districts-amendment ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6031d08e-f527-423a-9727-96d654f653ef","2015-12-20T22:35:41.232112","2020-02-24T02:15:01.750908","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-09-28","2012-11-13","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Culture, heritage, Rural Amenity, Rural character, Tourism","arts-culture-history"],
    [188,"Charity Licences","A data set containing publically accessible licence details under Charity legislations. This information is provided from Consumer and Business Services.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b2e684fe-d2a3-4d80-bdac-5c6fa4df600d","2013-05-15T07:52:17.960644","2018-11-21T05:17:51.360960","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","business, Charity, Consumer, Licence","business-industry-and-trade, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [189,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites","List of South Australian education and preschool sites with latitude and longitude, updated as at June 2017","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0c0dd1e5-f3e8-4d5d-9b06-9cef47d84ba4","2017-07-11T04:10:05.374197","2017-07-21T06:15:01.784682","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Individual site level","2017-06-01","2018-06-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, latitude, locations, longitude, preschools, school, service, sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [190,"Childhood Education and Care","This publication presents information on children aged 0-12 years and their families. Information presented includes: use of formal and informal care; cost and duration of care; working arrangements used by parents to care for their children; attendance at preschool programs; requirements for additional formal care or preschool; and informal learning.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/62917b30-38be-4d3d-8059-b2a3777b8cdf","2013-05-09T05:41:52.304602","2017-01-23T03:48:46.531411","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","childcare, early childhood, education, statistics","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [191,"Christie Downs Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Southern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4472c207-358b-4668-b6b9-3f7fd626ae75","2014-06-22T13:02:02.093528","2020-04-17T05:37:13.972851","DataSA@sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Southern  Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxides, ozone, quality, services, Southern Adelaide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [192,"Christie Downs Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the  Southern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/2f4f129e-ebc7-49f6-b542-d8da77b084d5","2018-11-16T03:04:41.126176","2020-04-17T06:32:44.896107","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, services, Southern Adelaide, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [193,"Christie Downs Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Southern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8676857e-b031-4b67-9b86-bc2c92e7f4aa","2014-06-22T13:17:19.866960","2020-04-17T05:43:16.600783","DataSA@sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Southern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, quality, Southern Adelaide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [194,"City Library Daily Door Count","Captures the total number of people entering the City Library - daily count.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/50c64c6c-486e-466c-ad58-e3988f04fd74","2015-06-09T05:38:07.881703","2016-07-14T06:34:03.797235","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2014-05-26","2015-05-24","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","door count, libraries, library, usage","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [195,"City Library Usage for the 1st year","Captures usage of the City Library from when it opened through the first 12 months. Includes number of items borrowed & items returned, number of visitors, number of new members, computer bookings, courses attended and Innovation Lab attendance.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/9a21cc44-0b41-44c6-9cbb-e51203028dff","2015-06-09T05:53:09.836957","2016-06-08T05:28:03.784134","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2014-01-07","2015-02-06","Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","borrowings, city library, computer, library membership, new members, usage, visitors","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [196,"City of Mitcham Contours","This dataset contains the Mitcham Council Contours at 2m intervals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/d20eedd7-0a18-468f-bd35-b4b888996640","2018-02-19T04:05:02.872477","2020-02-24T02:02:30.519230","it@mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Mitcham","Contours, Elevation",null],
    [197,"City of Mitcham Wards","Wards in the City of Mitcham.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/17e1af7a-67e2-4023-84d8-ad7f27f74b4d","2015-09-23T06:55:48.157715","2015-10-12T03:42:45.254868","it@mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Mitcham","council, mitcham, wards","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [198,"City of Mitcham Waste Collection Areas","City of Mitcham Waste Collection Areas. Polygon areas that define the spatial extent of collection.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c95890bb-b36f-4161-81c3-76be03c618b2","2015-09-23T02:29:48.174483","2020-02-24T02:26:39.512364","it@mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Mitcham","council, mitcham, rubbish collection, waste, waste collection","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [199,"City of Onkaparinga Development Plan","Development plans are the principal documents used in South Australia to guide development and against which development applications are assessed. Both a council and the Minister for Planning may amend development plans, but the Minister is ultimately responsible for their content, structure and layout.\n\nPlanners use development plans to assess development applications. Onkaparinga's development plan contains detail that reflects circumstances specific to its local area and therefore will differ from other councils.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/783e1a8b-3fe2-4580-a3a1-ace9b466a365","2016-06-23T05:54:42.981224","2020-01-15T05:33:43.204073","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","development plan, onkaparinga, policy area, precinct, zone","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [200,"City of Playford Kerbside Collection Data","Kerbside collection data for the City of Playford LGA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f75917fc-da5f-40aa-8bc2-905a2a7e2bdc","2015-07-03T06:17:23.909893","2016-07-30T05:32:56.825778","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"2008-07-01","2015-04-01","City of Playford LGA","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","collection, environment, recycling, rubbish, waste","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [201,"City of Playford Library Catalogue","Catalogue of the City of Playford Library Collection","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bc4554a7-f331-4bc0-a4fe-57b6da30bb53","2015-07-03T05:56:48.043013","2015-07-03T05:58:31.907965","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2015-07-01","City of Playford LGA","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","barcode, books, catalogue, Library, music","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [202,"City of Playford Waste Kerbside Collection Dates","Waste kerbside collection dates for the City of Playford LGA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/33ba13c1-62f1-44e4-b043-49c03eaae249","2015-07-03T06:10:59.221428","2016-07-30T05:27:39.430964","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"2008-01-01","2016-01-01","City of Playford LGA","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","build environment and design, collection, recycling, rubbish, waste","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [203,"City of Prospect Dog Registrations","Data containing the breed, colour, sex, names and suburbs of dogs registered in City of Prospect.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4c72baef-78e4-46c4-9d70-a90e0a2f7318","2016-07-13T00:59:41.354357","2016-07-13T01:06:52.679783","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2016-06-30","City of Prospect LGA, South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","breed, breeds, community, community services, dogs, Dogs, local government, local government area, pet, pets, residents","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [204,"City of Prospect Heritage Listed Properties","A list of properties in the City of Prospect that are listed on the State or Local Heritage Registers.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/10e73758-4a11-466e-85d6-345bf24d1ef4","2016-07-15T06:44:20.831290","2016-07-15T06:45:07.140571","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"City of Prospect LGA, South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","heritage, local government, planning, properties","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [205,"City of Prospect Parks and Reserves","List of the parks and reserves in City of Prospect, containing detail about location and facilities.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1d8abf57-35f2-4918-92d7-f726fcd6ee32","2016-07-07T01:09:07.093717","2016-07-07T01:10:09.186809","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2016-06-30","City of Prospect LGA, South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","Local government, parks, Prospect, reserves","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [206,"City of Prospect Street Tree Species","List of the street tree species in City of Prospect, containing detail about location.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7bf2e4a4-40cc-40fd-83a9-fabb6d854039","2016-06-30T06:54:47.694957","2016-07-07T01:41:20.653434","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2016-06-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","environment, local government, species, tree","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [207,"City of Prospect Tree Species in Reserves","List of the tree species found in City of Prospect reserves, containing detail about location, age, and size.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5d86d41e-b6c6-47d5-9b88-4d95916c5e76","2016-07-07T01:26:19.741603","2016-07-07T01:29:02.533760","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2016-06-30","City of Prospect LGA, South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","local government, Prospect, reserves, species, tree","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [208,"City of Prospect Volunteers","Quantitative data denoting the number of active volunteers in City of Prospect and the hours they commit. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3fc45f2f-31b7-4247-a847-e7ecd6924d3b","2016-07-26T07:11:30.092586","2016-07-27T05:58:35.184824","admin@prospect.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2016-06-30","City of Prospect LGA, South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Prospect","community, local government, volunteer","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [209,"City of Salisbury Building Heights","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Building Heights.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/35a8d264-5fd6-4451-a8bc-71e46f2a5142","2014-07-01T04:36:28.243440","2015-03-03T08:14:13.868984",null,"N/A","N/A","N/A","City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","building heights, council, salisbury","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [210,"City of Salisbury Contours","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Contours.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1cb42bb7-4e3c-4ce6-8561-9e8b838e712a","2014-07-01T04:56:40.992389","2016-06-10T01:58:44.121329","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","countours, salisbury","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [211,"City of Salisbury Council Wards","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Council Wards.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e902efbd-eace-40dc-ac58-bbe5e11f5670","2014-07-01T05:50:23.616493","2015-03-03T08:14:16.321825",null,"N/A","N/A","N/A","City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","city of salisbury, council, wards","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [212,"City of Salisbury Easements","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Easements.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d95d06d-a34d-46a0-822f-7437b4162bc3","2014-07-01T05:23:17.380536","2015-03-03T08:14:11.503232",null,"N/A","N/A","N/A","City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","council, easements, salisbury","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [213,"City of Salisbury Reserves","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Reserves.","dataset","eng","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/264ea2ff-b0f1-497e-b9c5-3e664207ecf5","2014-07-01T05:39:04.863742","2021-04-06T09:33:46.137942","https://www4.abs.gov.au/web/survey.nsf/inquiryform/",null,"2014-01-01",null,"City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","council, reserves, salibury council, salisbury","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [214,"City of Salisbury Waste Collection Zones","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Waste Collection Zones. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/01679c85-ea70-4fda-94e7-1ba5c4718e09","2014-07-01T05:59:56.584410","2015-03-03T08:14:14.763988",null,"N/A","N/A","N/A","City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","council zones, rubbish collection, salisbury council, waste collection, zones","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [215,"City of Salisbury Water Features","Shapefile for the City of Salisbury Water Features.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6f6886f3-ccb3-41cb-91db-d3dcc0cd0cfa","2014-07-01T06:17:36.277592","2015-03-03T08:14:15.635169",null,"N/A","N/A","N/A","City of Salisbury","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Salisbury Council","fountains, salisbury, salisbury council, water decorations, water features","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [216,"Classification ASO6 and Above by Gender","Government Services Group (GSG) Workforce Report:  PS Act Employees in GSG Classified ASO6 & Above by Gender as at December 2014.\n\nGovernment Services Group (GSG) previous section/business unit of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/45c37922-ea2e-46de-8e53-47a10a29dcd4","2015-06-12T06:45:32.380100","2015-06-12T06:46:42.507701","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","classification, executive, executives, female, gender, male","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [217,"Classification by Appointment and Gender","Government Services Group (GSG):  Workforce report of PS Act Employees in GSG by Stream, Appointment Type and Gender as at December 2014.\nGSG previously a business unit of the Department of Premier and Cabinet.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/53e53857-eb7d-4a69-974d-375604ab7255","2015-06-12T06:24:16.067013","2015-06-12T06:27:57.062420","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-09-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","appointment, classification, gender, stream","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [218,"Climate Projections for South Australia","This is a sub-set of data released for GovHack 2017.The dataset includes simulations of daily weather variables for a small selection of weather stations (Adelaide, Coober Pedy, Mount Gambier, Port Pirie, Renmark) for historic and future (projected) climate conditions. The full dataset, which includes data for more than 200 weather stations and 15 climate models, can be found here https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/goyder-institute-for-water-research-downscaled-climate-projections-for-south-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/53a2ba26-0fef-4370-89ee-0cdeb87687a0","2017-06-13T01:03:52.366680","2017-07-03T03:32:15.948701","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","climate change, environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [219,"Coast and River in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Polygon spatial layer representing the area covered by Gulf St Vincent and Port River.  Data available in a variety of formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4793985b-8474-4512-b4b3-14f2faed616f","2015-06-01T03:57:56.853553","2018-09-04T08:10:29.805874","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2018-04-06",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","Coast, Coastline, Port Adelaide Enfield, Port River, River","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [220,"Coast Protection Board Annual Report Data","Coast Protection Board Annual Report Data 2016-17","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2d5b9fff-f4a7-4f4d-be1a-d692c51adaaf","2017-07-24T04:35:46.591482","2020-01-06T01:39:57.989979","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","coast, environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [221,"Container Collection Depots","South Australia’s container deposit scheme keeps our state free from unsightly beverage litter. South Australians enjoy the convenience of an extensive depot network throughout the metropolitan and regional areas of the state. \n\nFurther information:\n\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/environmental_info/container_deposit\n\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/environmental_info/container_deposit/collection_depots","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2b292e74-0e72-421f-be81-a3c7d9438ffa","2014-06-06T02:35:50.354171","2020-02-17T00:11:04.669758","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","beverages, community, depot, environment, location, recycling, refund, regions, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [222,"Communities and Social Inclusion Service Centers and Office Locations","The data describes office locations  for Domiciliary Care SA, Disability SA, Families SA, Housing SA, and Youth Justice. These Offices are the public service centres for the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/880ee9d8-15f2-4902-a024-f4dc106a2322","2013-05-16T06:27:58.298958","2020-02-19T00:42:31.451384","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Property Level","2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","assistance, disability, Domiciliary Care, family, office, service outlets, youth","health-and-wellbeing, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [223,"Community Bus Routes","The City of Port Adelaide Enfield Community Bus Service provides a fixed route service for all residents, especially for those who are unable to access public transport, have a limited income and/or mobility problems. There are three fixed circuits operating over the whole of the Council area. They provide transport to regional shopping centres, libraries and other facilities. This dataset includes the routes and are attributed with street name, operating hours and pickup times. More information: http://www.cityofpae.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?u=2322\nData available to download in various formats from Council's open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cba945c5-3421-46fb-a38b-b360bb28410e","2015-05-28T04:32:01.217792","2019-09-09T03:21:29.658282","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","bus, buses, community services, council, transport","transport-travel-and-motoring, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [224,"Community History Live Stream","The community history website is a place for community organisations, historical groups and individuals to come together to share their interests in and explore South Australia's community history.\n\nThis dataset provides access to organisations, events, news and blogs that are displayed on the website. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2ce2ab30-d17f-4902-b344-314e4b34538a","2015-05-15T01:26:37.366511","2017-06-27T02:08:43.727429","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au","3+","2011-04-01","2015-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","community museums, localhistory, local history","arts-culture-history"],
    [225,"Mount Barker District Council Community Land","Displays Community Land classified land owned and under the care & control of Council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/41677c9e-2b02-405c-9419-425f9faa12b3","2017-01-17T23:53:03.660828","2018-10-08T05:16:25.150885","tjordan@mountbarker.sa.gov.au",null,"2008-01-15","Current","Mount Barker District Council","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Mount Barker District Council","Community, Land, Park, Reserve",null],
    [226,"Community Safety Education Engagements","Data includes the number of participants in the program over the last 5 years. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c4c7be62-7dba-43c1-afc3-856d684fa247","2014-06-26T05:17:10.508293","2019-11-06T05:56:43.318235","datasa@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","fire, safety","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [227,"Community Services Support Program Funded Organisation by Region","The CSSP funds the provision of services that support vulnerable people who experience disadvantage in South Australia. This data provides organisation and funding details for 2015-2016 funding round. \n\nThe dataset includes: the program type (e.g. life skills development, family support), the organisation, how much was funded, region, and project description.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d15b3aca-f5ac-476c-ba11-7c9cee59448b","2016-07-07T03:25:25.792838","2018-08-10T05:41:57.167895","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Spatial: by state administrative region / Temporal: annual (single interval)","2015-01-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Community, CSSP, Early Intervention, Family, Youth","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [228,"Compendium of Grape and Wine Data for Australia's Wine Regions, 1999-2008","A compendium of data on wine and grape production in winegrape bearing regions in Australia. There are four sheets that record data by region: 1) wine variables; 2) yield for 2006 and 2008; 3) time series data from 1999-2008; and 4) data on water usage by state. The data include, for example, statistics on grape and wine employment and value of grape and wine output.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/53e0a256-d7e9-4500-af06-38b84d66abde","2014-06-12T04:06:22.961183","2016-07-25T01:26:18.919783","wine-econ@adelaide.edu.au","Regional","1999-2008",null,"Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide uni, Australia, region, university of adelaide, vineyards, wine, winegrapes",null],
    [229,"Complaints and Reports of Environmental Significance (CARES)","​Summarised data of the number and type of CARES enquiries (Monthly).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7a71e53b-344f-4081-b2e4-88698b6d2680","2018-07-09T05:18:24.947141","2019-07-25T01:21:44.399550","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2019-01-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","complaints, environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [230,"Complaints Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Complaints Reporting received by Primary Industries and Regions South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/68b74c6f-9ee9-4d25-9d46-065d65871567","2017-09-28T04:14:50.161722","2019-12-02T00:54:30.830742","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual Report Data, Complaints, PIRSA","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [231,"SAFA Complaints Summary"," Types of complaints received by SAFA during the financial year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4c4b0baa-e5bf-4d2f-8eb7-1cffca3af2d6","2018-11-05T23:25:19.005490","2019-11-17T22:40:34.649790","mail.SAFA@sa.gov.au","department, organisation, branch","2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA)","annual report, complaint, government","finance-and-employment"],
    [232,"SAFA - Composition of Fleet Vehicles","Shows the type of vehicle that comprise the Fleet make up","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fc7922c5-2b68-4be3-ae57-985ba5d979c2","2018-11-05T22:45:59.977030","2019-11-17T22:42:43.003339","mail.SAFA@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA)","annual report, government, vehicle","finance-and-employment"],
    [233,"Conservation Reserve Boundaries","These are the boundaries of land dedicated to conservation within South Australia. These areas protect both the fauna and flora species and are a major 'biological reservoir' for the maintenance of species diversity. This data set provides an accurate location for the legal boundary of reserves dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act, Wilderness Protection Act and reserves for conservation purposes under the Crown Land Management Act 2009 in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7002bf38-6f74-4b6f-a01a-620dd065511a","2013-05-17T09:00:33.157647","2020-01-16T03:24:04.314566","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","February 2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Biological, Conservation, nature, Protected, Reserves","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [234,"Conservation Reserve Parcels","These are the DCDB Parcels dedicated to conservation within South Australia. These areas protect both the fauna and flora species and are a major 'biological reservoir' for the maintenance of species diversity. This data set provides an accurate location for the legal boundary of reserves dedicated under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1972, Wilderness Protection Act 1992 and reserves for conservation purposes under the Crown Land Management Act 2009 in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f846a33e-f4b7-4c77-90b9-2697e54fd2a6","2013-05-17T08:53:45.483221","2020-02-18T05:06:51.729288","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","February 2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Biological, Conservation, nature, Protected, Reserves","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [235,"Consultant and Contractor Expenses","The following is a summary of external consultants and contractors that have been engaged by the agency.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/63e814bc-0188-4027-a82c-f89a9c2a6b5b","2019-09-10T00:53:16.622334","2019-09-10T00:56:29.164418","Curator.carrick@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Carrick Hill","consultants, contractor",null],
    [236,"Consultants 2012/13 to 2016/17","Consultant fees above $10,000 and below $10,000 for years 2012/13 to 2016/17","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1b9ba36e-11a6-46ea-bfbe-353e3cfee852","2017-11-14T05:32:16.374019","2019-10-31T01:50:27.421842","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","Annual Report, Consultants","emergency-and-safety"],
    [237,"Consultants","Consultants engaged by Defence SA since 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6e2202d3-8ae5-4b26-b364-293e78551ef3","2017-09-14T02:42:33.097654","2019-10-22T03:50:31.793915","enquiries@defencesa.com",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Defence SA","consultants, Defence, industry","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [238,"Consultants","Consultants engaged ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8130a505-47c3-433a-81c3-2bbc655d65e0","2017-09-29T05:00:08.885721","2018-10-22T05:30:03.685552","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [239,"Consultants engaged by the Department for Education","Summary of external consultants that have been engaged by the Department for Education, the nature of the work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken for the period 2017 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/18ba42f7-cd13-4806-ba0f-af4da30b1b48","2019-03-01T03:27:41.373966","2019-04-02T04:18:09.026828","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2017-07-01","2018-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, consultants, education department","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [240,"Consultants engaged by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Summary of external consultants that have been engaged by DPTI, the nature of the work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/510d1d28-59dc-4d58-aa81-c3ab314df88a","2017-09-11T05:10:24.549009","2019-11-04T03:18:05.747430","www.dpti.sa.gov.au/contact_us",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","annual report, consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [241,"Consultants engaged by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet","A report of external consultants showing the name of the consultancy business, the purpose of each consultancy and the total $ value. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5a41394c-eef4-4b2b-9034-e0a5197b9750","2017-09-21T03:09:42.080531","2019-10-15T07:29:22.990071","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-01-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","consultancies, consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [242,"Consultants engaged by the History Trust of South Australia","A report of external consultants engaged by the History Trust of South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e1d89da7-8ec7-4041-ab0a-818d8925d122","2017-09-28T02:45:01.007581","2019-11-08T00:53:00.231809","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","consultancies, consultants",null],
    [243,"Consultants engaged by the Department for Education and Child Development","Summary of external consultants that have been engaged by DECD, the nature of the work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken for the period 2012 to 2017 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c8eaf828-68c4-4ee4-86c9-3e0664b0ce71","2018-02-22T01:23:21.155317","2019-02-28T03:19:10.486644","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, consultants, decd, education",null],
    [244,"Consultants Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Consultants Reporting received by Primary Industries and Regions South Australia  for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/724671e1-6ac4-4943-91f2-4c3ceaaa0f46","2017-09-28T06:03:32.344135","2019-12-02T00:54:11.122597","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual Report Data, Consultants, PIRSA","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [245,"Consultants Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Consultants reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/706b9e4c-bf16-4e38-9f57-3c63511850ef","2017-11-03T05:43:20.554563","2019-10-31T00:27:42.350588","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","consultants, government reporting and policy, south australian tourism commission, tourism","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [246,"SA Ambulance Service (SAAS) - Consultants","Consultants - SAAS - SA Ambulance Service - 2013-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ac1909b3-3c28-4b46-883a-56d9ede16cba","2017-09-26T02:17:24.571441","2019-12-05T01:24:18.861459","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","2013-2017, 2018-19, consultants, SA Ambulance Service, SAAS","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [247,"Consultants – SA Mental Health Commission","Summary of the external consultants engaged by the SA Mental Health Commission in each year, including the nature and cost of the work undertaken.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/26f6a546-a890-48a1-9b5a-319a1b14b43a","2017-09-19T07:01:17.306415","2019-11-29T01:27:50.727711","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","Annual Report, Consultancy, Consultant, Disclosure, Open Government, SAMHC, South Australian Mental Health Commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [248,"Contractors - SA MET Advisory Council","SA MET Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Contractors","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4160da4e-44f4-4b13-86ed-3160690c536f","2017-09-18T07:23:21.369447","2019-12-13T05:07:05.737841","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2017-09-18","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Advisory, Consultants, Council, Health, SA MET","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [249,"Consultants used by Education Standards Board","Consultants used by Education Standards Board\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8e232a72-7e92-401d-8dc2-c8264c7082a6","2018-09-03T03:33:08.104755","2019-11-18T00:29:30.713510","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","consultant, purpose of consultancy","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [250,"Consultants utilised in Department for Child Protection","Details of the cost of consultants utilised in DCP","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0ec74e12-fdd5-46d5-9341-70f3af068262","2018-09-03T06:27:25.810958","2019-09-24T00:45:56.881600","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","consultants, finance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [251,"Contact details for Problem Gambling Services","This dataset contains the location and contact details of ‘Problem Gambling Services’. There are a wide range of services available across metropolitan and country South Australia to help and support.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c11550d1-67ce-4a3b-a978-25cf9c6f0175","2014-03-18T05:18:02.042231","2020-02-24T01:51:50.042380","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Gambling, Mental Health, support","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [252,"Container Deposit Legislation - Return Rates and Compliance","Includes the total number of containers returned per financial year and percentage return for each material type. In addition to the number of inspections and number of non-compliant containers per financial year.\n\nFor more information visit:\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/environmental_info/container_deposits","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4ba6676f-8d3d-4495-9260-0ba384f35338","2014-12-10T23:44:27.928662","2019-08-15T05:40:46.750793","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2005-2014",null,"Statewide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","beverages, community, compliance, environment, recycling, refund, services","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [253,"Contractors engaged by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Contractors engaged from 2017-18 to 2018-19","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/48d0d217-baf0-4aef-9d41-8738d67608ae","2018-09-13T06:19:46.492685","2019-10-15T07:36:09.852712","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [254,"Contractors engaged by the History Trust of South Australia","Contractors by History Trust of South Australia for the period 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/acf3e43e-823b-4238-a620-3e4efaf61a28","2018-09-04T02:43:20.388353","2019-11-08T01:41:56.025674","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","contractor, contractors",null],
    [255,"Contractors engaged by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Contractors engaged by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ecaee5d9-b7ca-4d9c-95e0-6ccbf9eb2ad5","2019-12-04T05:15:44.960980","2019-12-04T05:23:54.788432","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","annual report, contractors engaged",null],
    [256,"Contractors engaged by the Department for Education","Summary of contractors that have been engaged by the Department for Education, the nature of the work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken for the period 2017 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/96b70535-4480-44fc-abd0-ac255796d680","2019-02-28T01:33:51.862359","2020-04-06T05:08:42.793892","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, contractors, department for education, education",null],
    [257,"Contractors Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Contractors reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/146cd094-4e8b-402a-814e-9c1dcff41d22","2018-12-07T05:07:36.276588","2019-10-31T00:27:24.826323","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","contractors, government reporting and policy, south australian tourism commission, tourism",null],
    [258,"Contractors - SA Mental Health Commission","A breakdown of the contractors engaged by the SA Mental Health Commission in the period. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/810bf2e9-2587-4006-a39c-e24029a41695","2018-09-17T23:57:56.656395","2019-11-29T01:25:04.361517","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","annual report, disclosure, Open Government, samhc, South Australian Mental Health Commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [259,"Contractors used by Education Standards Board","Contractors used by Education Standards Board","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/90771d4a-2b71-42f2-b09e-207014e161b2","2018-09-03T03:58:19.827898","2019-11-18T00:04:44.393061","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","contractor, purpose, value","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [260,"Contractors utilised by DCP","Details of the cost of contractors utilised in DCP.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e87cca76-bbf0-47c6-a4ab-4bdd6549bddb","2018-09-03T23:34:55.384647","2019-09-24T02:09:22.715996","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","finance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [261,"Cooper Creek, Lake Eyre Basin inflows to South Australia","Inflows to South Australia from Queensland via Cooper Creek, Lake Eyre Basin. Monthly observations over last three years show diminishing trend in runoff from monsoonal rains.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/37c8fd28-8db8-4d4b-8b85-3bdbae7b2f3d","2014-06-16T02:00:44.115503","2016-06-08T06:04:48.233128","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"Dataset Timespan","N/A","Mount Gambier or South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Lake eyre basin, river inflows, telemetry, time-series","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [262,"Coorong, Lower Lakes & Murray Mouth Water Quality Monitoring","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) and the Department for Environment and Water (DEW) monitor water quality in the Lower Lakes region. Sampling has occurred from 2008 to 2015 at sites throughout Lake Alexandrina, Lake Albert, Goolwa Channel, Currency Creek, Finniss River, Boggy Creek and Hunters Creek. Sampling frequency has varied over time. During the hydrological drought, sampling occurred more frequently. Since flow returned, sampling frequency has declined. To compliment field sampling, water is also taken to the Australian Water Quality Centre for analysis. Available here is EPA Field measured data and related reports.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/2f0bd5c4-623b-4a25-b6d5-e731f61979a0","2015-05-19T02:52:50.079428","2019-02-04T03:50:26.580818","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2008-2015",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","quality, resources, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [263,"Corrosion Environment Areas","Corrosion Environments are areas located within 1 km of the coastline or 10 kms of breaking surf that are subject to special corrosion protection requirements for Class 1a and 10a buildings in accordance with the Building Code of Australia. Building Code of Australia Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/00077ae8-57b2-40b7-b4b5-491872163d70","2016-10-10T03:37:43.030298","2020-02-19T00:07:42.507107","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-14",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building code, human environment, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [264,"Corrosion Environments (Surf Coast)","Identifies the breaking surf coast along South Australia's mainland coastline and Kangaroo Island (excluding all other islands) for the purpose of determining Corrosion Environments. Building Code of Australia Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/54657ede-7ecb-4a1e-870b-95af36c0f0c7","2016-10-10T04:14:43.101399","2020-02-19T00:09:02.365759","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-14",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building code, human environment, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [265,"Cost of Living Concessions","The South Australian Government provides the Cost of Living Concession to assist those on low or fixed incomes with any of their cost of living expenses, whether that be electricity, water, gas or medical bills.\n\n2016-17 Cost of Living Concession recipients: Total number of recipients 180,513\n\nHomeowner-occupier recipients 150,212\nHomeowner-occupier recipients as % of total recipients 83%\n\nTenant recipients 30,311\nTenant recipients as % of total recipients 17%\n\nA subset of homeowner-occupiers and tenants are the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card recipients 7,834 \nCommonwealth Seniors Health Card recipients as % of total recipients 4%\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/386dbed1-5d1f-46c3-bb48-9a44f98048af","2016-07-07T01:40:51.348027","2018-07-11T00:39:54.655136","DLDFCConcessionsandAntiPovertyUnit@dfc.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","COLC, Concession, Homeowner, Tenant","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [266,"Council Managed Buildings","Buildings Owned and buildings managed by City of Port Adelaide Enfield. Polygon spatial layer with attributes.  Available in a variety of formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ac8bec7c-f96b-4b56-81d0-9942587a113b","2015-06-01T05:07:29.521016","2019-09-09T02:57:27.079068","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-09",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","buildings, council, port adelaide enfield, property","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [267,"Council Owned Properties","A list of properties owned by the City of Onkaparinga. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/47ea5aa3-8fef-4f49-9dea-d379d6644317","2015-06-16T01:15:17.454382","2019-08-29T08:10:44.368771","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Each property is listed.","2015-06-15","2019-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","address, council, land use, onkaparinga, property, Ward","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [268,"Council Ward Maps","Maps of the City Of Onkaparinga area showing wards","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/76c31775-1e88-4791-a308-be92921129f4","2015-06-16T05:27:18.333523","2020-01-16T05:39:34.626907","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Shows all wards in a single view","2018-11-01",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, map, onkaparinga, ward","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [269,"Council Wards in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Ward Boundaries in Port Adelaide Enfield are presented through the Council's own website for open geospatial data. Formats available are SHP, KML, GeoJson and WMS. (all in geographic latitude and longitude except the Shapefile which is GDA 1994 MGA Zone 54)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/49917eae-7d77-48c4-9222-a463cf8ec7a0","2015-06-01T04:41:16.433090","2019-09-09T04:14:31.188296","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","Council, Electoral boundaries, Port Adelaide Enfield, Ward","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [270,"Counties","The County layer is a derived data set from the Hundred layer, using the County field within the Hundred layer data to merge the Hundred polygons into the relevant County polygons.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/64f11c0b-d9e9-4223-a259-4597a3b310a9","2016-03-23T22:52:43.363023","2020-02-24T02:03:18.709280","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1995-02-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Counties, Hundreds","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [271,"Country Arts SA Annual Report Regulatory Data","2018-19 Annual Report Regulatory Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d5152d51-b125-48d8-a561-ec3d9d6610b9","2017-11-02T05:56:24.578544","2019-09-24T06:23:59.030158","Opendata@countryarts.org.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Country Arts SA","Annual Report, complaints, consultancies, Country Arts SA, fraud, whistleblower","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [272,"Country Health SA Local Health Network","Country Health South Australia Local Health Network (CHSALHN) provides a wide range of public acute, residential aged care, community health and mental health services to country based South Australians.\nCHSALHN delivers a comprehensive range of health services throughout 61 public hospitals/health services in country South Australia, according to population needs, focussing on integrating its service delivery with metropolitan hospitals and other service providers in country locations.  \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/42dc292f-2d27-439f-add7-2d7cb8717af1","2017-08-31T06:27:35.334682","2019-12-05T06:22:48.448979","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Data by financial year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Health","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [273,"Crime Mapper: LGA Map","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c0c79718-f93a-4202-a556-c2b5a9a2fcf6","2016-07-14T06:20:34.586487","2016-07-14T06:22:37.760974","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-01-01","2013-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [274,"Crime Mapper: Adelaide (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/22eb0215-3470-4b00-ae74-3abe9fed9c7c","2014-07-01T05:07:36.205433","2016-07-14T05:45:18.937080","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Adelaide (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [275,"Crime Mapper: Adelaide Hills (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4f9cce24-1ed0-40cb-9e9b-bd49ad8b17cf","2014-07-01T05:28:10.281902","2016-07-14T05:06:43.527589","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Adelaide Hills (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [276,"Crime Mapper: Alexandrina (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c528d5d1-4784-4680-b10b-d61196d4e93b","2014-07-01T05:44:31.269730","2016-07-14T04:43:06.395040","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Alexandrina (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences extended by police, Personal Offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [277,"Crime Mapper: Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3803e067-b868-43ca-98e9-cb328eb9ff2b","2014-07-01T05:56:52.644352","2016-07-14T02:24:23.861433","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Anangu Pitjantjatjara (AC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [278,"Crime Mapper: Barossa (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/06cdcdab-4407-4674-b884-877a8c23ecd0","2014-07-01T06:13:38.158079","2016-07-14T02:31:04.293534","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Barossa (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [279,"Crime Mapper: Barunga West (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/710ae662-88c9-46d2-ad15-5bb48e0a1bc8","2014-07-01T06:21:20.663044","2016-07-14T04:56:21.757181","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Barunga West (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [280,"Crime Mapper: Berri and Barmera (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/48935b42-5b29-4432-a7f9-f0c35a75fea8","2014-07-01T06:43:05.511711","2016-07-14T04:53:45.232109","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Berri and Barmera (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [281,"Crime Mapper: Burnside (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cc3bba7a-2340-4575-8a6f-561e8c604bd6","2014-07-01T07:02:14.758987","2016-07-14T05:41:32.974500","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Burnside (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [282,"Crime Mapper: Campbelltown (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ffb997ef-54f2-4762-ad7f-c38374715ef5","2014-07-01T07:27:05.621609","2016-07-14T02:27:04.655631","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A",null,"Campbelltown (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [283,"Crime Mapper: Ceduna (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e59eb360-7e67-40a6-913f-46ebb5f2b36a","2014-07-01T23:11:34.782556","2016-07-14T05:42:17.752707","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A",null,"Ceduna (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [284,"Crime Mapper: Charles Sturt (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b6eacb3a-134d-4676-a25d-01efc5e5afb7","2014-07-01T23:28:21.095095","2016-07-14T04:49:23.940950","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Charles Sturt (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [285,"Crime Mapper: Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2984bbc7-ad05-4489-952e-15f8aed49e69","2014-07-01T23:32:36.279047","2016-07-14T02:18:59.085481","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Clare and Gilbert Valleys (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [286,"Crime Mapper: Cleve (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a036641a-c7f6-4491-a8f3-0ed733215804","2014-07-01T23:41:49.236612","2016-07-14T02:23:19.335790","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Cleve (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [287,"Crime Mapper: Coober Pedy (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8b1bbf8a-51d3-42a2-ac9f-28b04a52a3be","2014-07-01T23:46:37.949382","2016-07-14T04:55:29.837261","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Coober Pedy (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [288,"Crime Mapper: Copper Coast (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/424f787f-6839-43e9-a5ef-67bab94331f3","2014-07-01T23:53:52.299170","2016-07-14T05:07:53.013710","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Copper Coast (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [289,"Crime Mapper: Elliston (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/772ca66b-236f-4205-b7d2-0c31b1a394f9","2014-07-02T00:11:43.628520","2016-07-14T05:50:23.519117","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Elliston (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [290,"Crime Mapper: Flinders Ranges (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/00c76a19-126c-4889-95f5-131ba026c764","2014-07-02T00:21:27.593869","2016-07-14T02:20:09.014192","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Flinders Ranges (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [291,"Crime Mapper: Franklin Harbour (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bb7500c8-8f84-45d3-bce7-71e41db5e18c","2014-07-02T00:32:51.905790","2016-07-14T02:25:57.167886","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Franklin Harbour (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [292,"Crime Mapper: Gawler (T) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e653699b-1dd5-439a-8e44-2b52decb0f5e","2014-07-02T00:39:09.288759","2016-07-14T04:52:50.757628","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Gawler (T) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [293,"Crime Mapper: Goyder (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b73e0996-72d2-42f4-8543-42a6510f0082","2014-07-02T01:51:29.052071","2016-07-14T05:13:11.245884","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Goyder (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [294,"Crime Mapper: Grant (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/58750bb9-5c71-4d62-8f57-6eb9858a23b7","2014-07-02T01:54:59.005004","2016-07-14T05:04:53.082116","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Grant (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [295,"Crime Mapper: Holdfast Bay (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e7772452-c3da-4c39-974b-b16a03cc6618","2014-07-02T01:58:28.368071","2016-07-14T04:45:47.043698","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Holdfast Bay (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [296,"Crime Mapper: Kangaroo Island (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/80e32891-3ca9-448c-b232-9a0c3af6d596","2014-07-02T02:30:29.563258","2016-07-14T04:44:38.354586","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/region_files/LGA%20Kangaroo%20Island%20%28DC%29.html","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [297,"Crime Mapper: Karoonda East Murray (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/51a36ab6-9d9a-4f61-bd1c-4444845afc39","2014-07-02T04:03:21.377377","2016-07-14T05:40:46.149198","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Karoonda East Murray (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [298,"Crime Mapper: Kimba (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/76230080-1b6f-419a-adba-99cc723a2314","2014-07-02T04:12:32.528657","2016-07-14T05:44:33.985393","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Kimba (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [299,"Crime Mapper: Kingston (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f7d03fcc-72e1-4e2d-a3b0-0ebde9201741","2014-07-02T04:23:36.487629","2016-07-14T05:13:52.581872","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Kingston (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [300,"Crime Mapper: Light (RegC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ea1cb8f9-d6ec-4da9-9346-54b58218b005","2014-07-01T22:42:27.729905","2016-07-14T02:14:36.643603","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Light","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [301,"Crime Mapper: Lower Eyre Peninsula (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b7c5d80c-0944-4b95-ad07-7082a8fa0e0a","2014-07-01T22:46:36.056947","2016-07-14T05:01:11.017245","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Lower Eyre Peninsula","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [302,"Crime Mapper: Loxton Waikerie (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1442cec5-dd1f-427e-a12a-4839f3379bd4","2014-07-01T23:05:22.950363","2016-07-14T04:51:47.609846","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Loxton Waikerie","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [303,"Crime Mapper: Mallala (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8b78c8c5-18f3-47a2-a63c-2da708d59589","2014-07-01T23:07:49.355377","2016-07-14T05:32:11.559896","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mallala","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [304,"Crime Mapper: Marion (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c1b9308d-f2a1-4b2b-8247-60cd63e6ec12","2014-07-01T23:10:11.174260","2016-07-14T05:30:10.261536","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Marion","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [305,"Crime Mapper: Metropolitan South Australia","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/198567b3-64fb-4415-b945-0329269b30d3","2014-07-01T04:43:26.919055","2016-07-14T04:54:42.100008","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [306,"Crime Mapper: Mid Murray (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7a86206e-565d-4704-a993-5e2537c47973","2014-07-01T23:11:59.551177","2016-07-14T05:31:13.972047","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mid Murray","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [307,"Crime Mapper: Mitcham (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3604e917-c1d1-4111-9d56-b3705091d40c","2014-07-01T23:13:38.349328","2016-07-14T02:17:29.099321","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mitchum","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [308,"Crime Mapper: Mount Gambier (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/821512e8-c7a7-43ea-a1d9-783634567335","2014-07-01T23:16:47.450263","2016-07-14T05:43:02.507041","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mount Gambier","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [309,"Crime Mapper: Mount Remarkable (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a6714470-102d-4283-ba21-5024a08f9d28","2014-07-01T23:18:52.266847","2016-07-14T05:38:02.318293","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mount Remarkable","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [310,"Crime Mapper: Murray Bridge (RC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8bfe1b88-c585-4bfc-b5af-26c4be880f01","2014-07-01T23:20:22.302134","2016-07-14T05:51:21.734126","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Murray Bridge","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [311,"Crime Mapper: Naracoorte and Lucindale (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f4f90064-c1cd-4a1d-a569-e8d370e71e42","2014-07-01T23:23:40.011941","2016-07-14T04:48:16.150209","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Naracoorte and Lucindale","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [312,"Crime Mapper: Northern Areas (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/483a6d7c-2556-4599-a6c9-567c0faa3229","2014-07-01T23:26:48.408367","2016-07-14T02:22:07.679550","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Northern Areas","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [313,"Crime Mapper: Norwood Payneham St Peters (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4f76da87-64ec-4f00-a1d4-e0fc9db289da","2014-07-01T23:30:36.890276","2016-07-14T04:40:21.627997","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Norwood Payneham St Peters","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [314,"Crime Mapper: Onkaparinga (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4bed6b48-075c-4869-b312-a3528689e1e0","2014-07-01T05:29:13.379988","2016-07-14T05:28:59.703241","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Onkaparinga","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [315,"Crime Mapper: Orroroo Carrieton (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2a0d6531-6a1e-496d-b287-c7548125a183","2014-07-01T05:20:14.209738","2016-07-14T04:50:39.672095","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Orroroo Carrieton","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [316,"Crime Mapper: Peterborough (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/edc0307a-ec97-4797-bf50-57be8f1f9357","2014-07-01T05:15:38.586465","2016-07-14T05:36:56.029192","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Peterborough","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [317,"Crime Mapper: Playford (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/df32548e-b5cd-4259-8b02-5459a02006e5","2014-07-01T05:07:49.446666","2016-07-14T04:39:19.462760","datasa@sa.gov.au","Playford","2007-2011",null,"Playford","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [318,"Crime Mapper: Port Adelaide Enfield (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7358f6f6-befd-43e4-8ef5-7a6882044312","2014-07-01T04:54:47.225254","2016-07-14T05:53:39.647935","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Port Adelaide Enfield","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [319,"Crime Mapper: Port Augusta (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/662b5c78-476e-4f38-a645-c527e3d56458","2014-07-01T04:49:15.486439","2016-07-14T02:28:42.621088","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Port Augusta","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [320,"Crime Mapper: Port Lincoln (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c56c892a-9179-4eb1-8a0d-35e5f9f58ec5","2014-07-01T04:41:51.782587","2016-07-14T05:48:57.175694","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Port Lincoln","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [321,"Crime Mapper: Port Pirie City and Dists (M) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/179bd871-6585-488d-a0b1-fd483db57e11","2014-07-01T04:22:15.300703","2016-07-14T05:39:53.228566","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Port Pirie City and Dists","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [322,"Crime Mapper: Prospect (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b43228eb-b344-434e-8f81-6fa27fd7748c","2014-07-01T04:46:55.577878","2016-07-14T05:00:18.974975","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Prospect (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","All Offences, Driving Offences, Drug Offences, Good Order Offences, local government area, Offences, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [323,"Crime Mapper: Regional South Australia","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/43b62c81-5f75-4c13-8360-814ec49a531f","2014-07-01T03:58:58.846451","2016-07-14T04:32:45.334749","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","All Offences, Driving Offences, Drug Offences, Good Order Offences, Local Government Area, Offences Recorded By Police, Personal Offences, Property Offences, recorded crime, Robbery and Extortion Offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [324,"Crime Mapper: Renmark Paringa (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ca86b64e-3651-45bf-98ad-01a3c1a9a55f","2014-07-01T05:07:56.893236","2016-07-14T05:02:57.631304","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Renmark Paringa (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, local government area, offence, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [325,"Crime Mapper: Robe (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a521bbf5-e65b-4b86-8047-fc2424c18f88","2014-07-01T05:16:10.175133","2016-07-14T05:27:47.544563","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Robe (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, local government area, offences, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offence, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [326,"Crime Mapper 2007-2011: Roxby Downs (M) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2a9a66b7-7d65-47a5-9f7f-61fe3de91052","2014-07-01T05:25:19.574895","2016-06-08T01:09:29.339876","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Roxby Downs (M) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, local government area, offences, offences recorded by police, personal offenc, property offenc, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [327,"Crime Mapper: Salisbury (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/943869ff-2329-4ca4-99f1-395be0f9329c","2014-07-01T06:48:15.759956","2016-07-14T05:38:48.666832","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Salisbury (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, local government area, offences, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [328,"Crime Mapper: South Australia","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/baef652a-8571-476f-b21b-a811d82e39d0","2014-07-01T03:43:02.779194","2016-07-14T05:10:47.055644","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","All Offences, Driving Offences, Drug Offences, Local Government Area, offences, Personal Offences, Property Offences, recorded crime","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [329,"Crime Mapper: Southern Mallee (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1612db12-2bf2-4d0b-9dd4-b5ae609bad2a","2014-07-01T07:00:54.393194","2016-07-14T05:11:41.121821","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Southern Mallee (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, local government area, offences, offences recorded by police, personal offence, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [330,"Crime Mapper: Streaky Bay (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b057d8db-4a45-4075-84df-133403b7f436","2014-07-01T07:11:24.089762","2016-07-14T05:03:49.923537","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Streaky Bay (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [331,"Crime Mapper: Tatiara (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3f1332e3-ce09-4b87-99a5-0c92334e86f9","2014-07-01T23:37:55.819738","2016-07-14T02:09:29.595222","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Tatiara (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [332,"Crime Mapper: Tea Tree Gully (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5e599130-3739-4275-8bac-3cf787588c25","2014-07-01T23:43:34.503178","2016-07-14T04:47:15.096764","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Tea Tree Gully (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [333,"Crime Mapper: The Coorong (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9683f764-4033-474f-b742-9bbc4688dee1","2014-07-01T23:49:48.161894","2016-07-14T04:57:56.246079","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/region_files/LGA%20The%20Coorong%20(DC).html","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [334,"Crime Mapper: Tumby Bay (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d677757-884c-4712-84f3-f98a5c8211e8","2014-07-01T23:54:21.839118","2016-07-14T04:59:33.208630","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Tumby Bay (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [335,"Crime Mapper: Unincorporated SA","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4ec703e0-5329-4de1-8b9f-d5ef3fc1cc09","2014-07-01T23:58:41.221849","2016-07-14T04:37:53.202082","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Unincorporated SA","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [336,"Crime Mapper: Unley (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d323f822-806f-4c22-b4a5-50eb0416fbc2","2014-07-02T00:02:26.092260","2016-07-14T04:57:12.188510","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Unley (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [337,"Crime Mapper: Victor Harbor (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/76dc6887-9cbe-44f2-99b5-dac94dcff4da","2014-07-02T00:05:31.656745","2016-07-14T05:09:53.872511","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Victor Harbor (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [338,"Crime Mapper: Wakefield (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b748e223-c41c-4fd9-a102-4aa0bf616a11","2014-07-02T00:10:20.623831","2016-07-14T02:29:50.187749","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Wakefield (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [339,"Crime Mapper: Walkerville (M) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b946725e-190f-4995-9c53-30a0a8315dd4","2014-07-02T00:16:35.040297","2016-07-14T05:05:45.222261","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Walkerville (M) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [340,"Crime Mapper: Wattle Range (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d3bc4d40-3fb6-45b8-b25d-2c88fb92e917","2014-07-02T00:21:52.134085","2016-07-14T04:58:47.927298","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Wattle Range (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [341,"Crime Mapper: West Torrens (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ec2dd02e-cdfd-4cd1-80ec-670593bcae4a","2014-07-02T00:25:30.326255","2016-07-14T05:12:24.184505","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"West Torrens (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [342,"Crime Mapper: Whyalla (C) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e9ff7b52-b603-451b-a57f-8c032f5091d3","2014-07-02T00:52:05.746294","2016-07-14T05:43:46.677977","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Whyalla (C) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [343,"Crime Mapper: Wudinna (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b14ce4ff-bb8f-4a9f-8641-1981686dfa33","2014-07-02T00:55:21.057294","2016-07-14T04:41:27.448076","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Wudinna (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [344,"Crime Mapper: Yankalilla (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/47f695d5-ba24-4946-a4a4-6fdcc5895dc7","2014-07-02T01:00:36.982261","2016-07-14T05:08:53.094218","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Yankalilla (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [345,"Crime Mapper: Yorke Peninsula (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bd50f83d-19a9-487e-8fea-85be5c761ca5","2014-07-02T01:04:13.682238","2016-07-14T05:02:11.269533","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Yorke Peninsula (DC) Local Government Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [346,"Crime Mapper: Historical data","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia. Two units of measurement are reported: 1. Number of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police . 2. Rate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location. Offences are categorised as follows: • Offences against the person (homicide; major assault; other); • Sexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other); • Robbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion); • Offences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences); • Offences against good order; • Drug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other); • Driving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or • Other offences. When using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community. Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police. They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred. In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.). Please also see explanatory notes: http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c2893fb5-10d4-483c-975d-24a5d99db830","2016-07-22T06:26:54.911197","2016-07-22T06:36:04.523327","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2002-01-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Areas, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences",null],
    [347,"Crime Mapper: Mount Barker (DC) Local Government Area","Crime Mapper is an online application that provides the geographic distribution of recorded crime across South Australia.  Two units of measurement are reported:\n1.\tNumber of offences - provides a count of all offences listed on all incident reports recorded by South Australia Police .\n2.\tRate per 1,000 estimated resident population - provides the number of offences as a rate per 1,000 population residing in each given location.\nOffences are categorised as follows:\n•\tOffences against the person (homicide; major assault; other);\n•\tSexual offences (rape; indecent assault; unlawful sexual intercourse; other);\n•\tRobbery and extortion offences (armed robbery; unarmed robbery; extortion);\n•\tOffences against property (serious criminal trespass/break and enter; fraud and misappropriation; receiving/illegal possession of stolen goods; larceny/illegal use of a motor vehicle; other larceny; larceny from shops; larceny from a motor vehicle; arson/explosives; property damage and environmental offences);\n•\tOffences against good order;\n•\tDrug offences (possess/use drugs; sell/trade drugs; produce/manufacture drugs; possess implement for drug use; other);\n•\tDriving offences (driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs; dangerous driving; driving licence offences; traffic offences; motor vehicle registration offences; other); or\n•\tOther offences.\nWhen using Crime Mapper it is important to understand that the statistics it contains may not provide an accurate measure of the true prevalence or incidence of crime in a community.  Crime Mapper statistics represent only those offences reported to police or which come to the attention of police.  They can, therefore, be influenced by a number of factors, including victim reporting rates, the identification or detection of offences by police (in the case of ‘victimless’ crimes) and police interpretation and decision as to whether a crime has occurred.  In addition, Crime Mapper does not include offences that are dealt with by way of expiation (e.g., speeding, littering, etc.).\nPlease also see explanatory notes:  http://www.ocsar.sa.gov.au/about2.html","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/240827d3-a350-4b95-87f9-6e55e1c89fe5","2014-07-01T23:15:11.377628","2016-07-14T02:04:30.590729","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","2007-2011",null,"Mount Barker","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","all offences, driving offences, drug offences, good order offences, Local Government Area, offences recorded by police, personal offences, property offences, Recorded crime, robbery and extortion offences","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [348,"Crime statistics","Suburb-based crime statistics for crimes against the person and crimes against property.\n\nThe Crime statistics datasets contain all offences against the person and property that were reported to police in that respective financial year. The Family and Domestic Abuse-related offences datasets are a subset of this, in that a separate file is presented for these offences that were flagged as being of a family and domestic abuse nature for that financial year. Consequently the two files for the same financial year must not be added together.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/860126f7-eeb5-4fbc-be44-069aa0467d11","2017-10-09T02:01:54.868948","2020-02-24T01:12:57.037554","SAPOL.Informationrelease@police.sa.gov.au",null,"2010-07-01","2019-09-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australia Police","abduction, assault, common assault, crime, crime statistics suburb, deception, graffiti, harrassment, illegal, motor vehicle theft, property, property damage, sapol, sa police, serious assault, theft, theft from shop",null],
    [349,"Crime Victimisation","Summary data about victims for a selected range of personal and household offences including assault, threatened assault, personal robbery, sexual assault, household break-in, attempted break-in, motor vehicle theft, theft from a motor vehicle, malicious property damage and people's perceptions of the criminal justice system.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e79d7992-d9d0-413a-acff-22e6e79c3224","2013-04-15T05:41:40.571416","2017-01-23T03:41:12.509486","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","assault, break-in, crime, damage, justice, robbery, statistics, theft, victims","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [350,"Criminal and Civil Matters","Lodgement, finalisation and matters pending for the Criminal and Civil jurisdictions of the South Australia Supreme, District, Magistrate and Youth Courts. Counting rules are based on the Report on Government Services (RoGS) counting methodology produced by the Productivity Commission. Information on counting rules can be found at www.pc.gov.au/gsp/rogs.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d73a62b2-a105-46aa-bd16-11e738e04f66","2014-07-02T02:03:27.857671","2015-03-03T08:13:50.836023",null,"Financial Year","2008-09 to 2012-13","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Courts Administration Authority","courts, crime, justice, law, legal","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [351,"Criminal Courts","\n\nContains national information on defendants finalised in the Higher (Supreme and Intermediate), Magistrates' and Children's criminal courts between 1 July and 30 June each year. Details are provided on the characteristics and outcomes of finalised defendants (including age, sex, Indigenous status, method of finalisation and principal offence committed), and the sentence outcomes associated with those proven guilty (including sentence type and sentence length) by the principal proven offence committed. Information is also presented for each state and territory, and for each of the three court levels.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c34081b9-e2db-4a5c-b2ab-1449cbb929d8","2013-04-16T02:03:52.147126","2017-01-23T03:33:46.658096","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","courts, crime, criminal, defendants, magistrate, statistics, supreme","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [352,"Crop Reporting Districts","Primary Industries and Regions South Australia (PIRSA) publishes a report on the condition of Crops and Pastures in South Australia bi-monthly.  The Crop Reporting Districts dataset delineates the reporting regions used in the report. Zipped shape file of Crop Reporting Districts","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/39252c29-3509-42d8-a97d-2618c8d38474","2017-06-27T00:35:39.124748","2020-02-19T00:00:02.821821","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","crops, pastures","business-industry-and-trade, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [353,"SASP Target 3 - Cultural Vibrancy","Attendance at arts activities","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/1418b2b4-928b-43ba-9da7-470cf9bcee5c","2015-07-01T04:23:07.169685","2015-08-13T05:47:55.596349","datasa@sa.gov.au","Biennually","2004","2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","arts, sasp","arts-culture-history"],
    [354,"Development Applications","Provides details of all development applications that have been lodged with the Adelaide City Council that have not yet expired.\n\nMore information about development planning and building in the city can be found at: http://www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/planning-development/building-renovating/","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/35711273-b0b0-49ab-9d42-f92cc27b0912","2013-05-18T03:34:12.589513","2017-06-26T04:38:53.689575","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, applications, business, council, development, housing, land, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [355,"Customer area selections for the Public Housing Waiting List","The total number of area selections selected by customers on the Aboriginal and Public Housing waiting list","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/53e87968-8f37-452a-820a-aab79d9d0f49","2014-06-27T07:34:32.512125","2019-09-05T06:15:45.465891","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au ","N/A","2011-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","aboriginal, allocations, homeless, public, self-identifying","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [356,"Customer area selections for the Public Housing Waiting List 2012-13","The total number of area selections selected by customers on the Aboriginal and Public Housing waiting list between 1 July 2012 and 30 June 2013.  A customer can select more than one area and will be counted once against each area selected.  For this reason, the actual number of customers waiting for Aboriginal or Public Housing is lower.  \nPlease note:\n•\tData represents all areas that a customer has selected.\n•\tInformation is provided by area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9321792a-9adc-456e-86ed-41778d4c3add","2014-06-27T07:55:24.553634","2019-09-05T06:16:33.753397","dcsispaobusinessoperation@dcsi.sa.gov.au","N/A","2012-13",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","aboriginal, allocations, homeless, public, self-identifying","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [357,"Customer Calls Categorised","Each interaction is categorised within the Contact Centre Telephony application - Customer Interaction Centre (CIC) at the end of each interaction using what is known as a Wrap-up Code. The Wrap-up Codes provide high level reporting around what the interaction was regarding. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0117b311-d738-43ba-b528-9d5f583d8a83","2016-06-20T06:39:56.156212","2017-01-31T03:44:18.146410","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Call categories","2015-01-01","2015-12-31","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","calls, contact, contact centre, customer, phone, telephone","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [358,"Customer Call Types","Pathway is the application used to log each interaction received via the ACC Customer Centre (phone calls, emails, counter visits and web chats). Each interaction is logged by a Customer Centre agent under a Call Code based on what the interaction was regarding. The Call Codes may have attached workflows to ensure the correct department receives notification of the work required. General enquiry Call Codes do not require notifications to be sent but they are important to capture what the interaction with the customer was about. \n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4c3afce7-601b-4560-bae7-0f228b1aea3d","2016-06-20T06:17:01.285445","2016-06-30T09:08:43.148155","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Breakdown of call types","2015, ",null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","ACC, council, customer, customer centre, phonecall","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [359,"Customer Interaction Volumes","The Interaction Volumes are determined from our Contact Centre Telephony application - Customer Interaction Centre (CIC). CIC handles and routes all calls, emails, and web chats that come into our Main Number (8302 7203), our Library Number (8203 7990), our Parking Fine number (8203 7211), our Bus Station number (8221 5080), our email address (city@adelaidecitycouncil.com) and our web chats entering from www.adelaidecitycouncil.com. Note – the parking fine line and bus station line provide several options – customers that choose to speak with someone are entered into our Main Queue","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/050a9513-8fbc-494b-bf8d-2ac120a590a5","2016-06-20T06:28:15.463420","2016-06-22T06:46:32.330929","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2015-01-01","2015-12-31","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","calls, contact, customer, customer centre, interaction","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [360,"Customer Support - Average Duration of Calls Answered","Average duration of calls answered by Shared Services (in seconds), categorised by service for April 2015.\nDatasets released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/256ed414-54ad-4d73-940b-fc8983c6c1e8","2015-06-01T05:52:25.474183","2015-06-01T05:53:21.206910","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","call centre, customer support, phone calls, service","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [361,"Customer Support - Calls Answered Within 50 Seconds","Calls answered by Shared Services within 50 seconds, by service for April 2015.  \nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/5ae4a173-6a74-4fd5-8eaa-7ed77491889c","2015-06-01T05:46:19.568111","2015-06-01T05:49:03.525567","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","call centre, calls, customers, phone calls, service","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [362,"Customer Support - Number of Calls Answered","Number of calls answered by Shared Services, categorised by service for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/da608e12-59e1-4a72-92d5-59e6a6bda5c9","2015-06-01T05:43:39.445083","2015-06-01T05:50:18.686173","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","call centres, customers, service, support","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [363,"Cycling","South Australian residents riding a bicycle in a typical week. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a79f87b6-9710-4fa6-8be3-8b2f8c29ac45","2015-07-01T04:16:49.336123","2015-07-02T11:09:15.397414","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2011","2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","cycling, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [364,"Dams (Angus Catchment)","The Angas Catchment Dams dataset is a subset of the Hydro Water Bodies dataset and is limited geographically to the Angas River surface water catchment in South Australia. The data set contains polygon data outlining the physical extent of dams and estimated dam capacity (volume range in megalitres) and wall height information (in metres). Dam capacities have been estimated using various methods. These capacities have been converted to volume ranges. The majority of wall heights have been measured on site using a hand sight level. Dam capacity and wall height is based on available information and although best effort and care has been taken in compiling this information, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The dataset will change over time as further information becomes available.\n\nThis dataset provides a general indication of dam features within the Angas surface water catchment in South Australia. The dataset can be used for applications particularly in relation to water resource management and emergency planning and response. This dataset has been released for use in GovHack 2018 and will not be available after the competition weekend.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/6d342c0c-68e7-41aa-98d5-76770ab965d8","2018-08-29T22:52:28.821020","2020-02-24T02:00:02.141403","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Angus Catchment","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","emergency response, natural resources, water, Water resources","emergency-and-safety, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [365,"DATA 7","test","dataset","eng","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/4f56fd08-d95b-45e7-a649-aac5ce1c28aa","2020-05-25T10:58:39.328089","2020-05-25T10:58:49.191231","s@a.a",null,"2020-05-26",null,"zz","tesss","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A",null,null],
    [366,"Legislative Database Update Package (PDFs)","Each of the PDF files in this dataset contains the pieces of South Australian statutory law that have been updated since the last time a file in this dataset was published to DataSA.\n\nFiles are published on a fortnightly basis, and contain instructions to assist users that wish to maintain hard copy versions of the South Australian statute book.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/f6d85cea-2e15-4dc3-b5cd-c13f879e4361","2017-11-17T04:11:19.656424","2020-04-17T10:55:46.185600","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2003-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Act, Bill, Government, Law, Laws, Legislation, Parliament, Proclamation, Regulation, South Australia","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [367,"Legislative Database Update Package (XML)","Each of the XML files in this dataset contains the pieces of South Australian statutory law that have been updated since the last time a file in this dataset was published to DataSA.\n\nFiles are published on a fortnightly basis, and contain instructions to assist users that wish to maintain hard electronic copies of the South Australian statute book.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/9620c056-68ba-471d-baf8-1935d9ce5abe","2017-11-17T04:24:37.624118","2020-04-17T07:46:49.037150","OPCWeb@sa.gov.au",null,"2003-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department",null,"crime-justice-and-law"],
    [368,"Data.SA dataset list","A list of datasets on Data.SA.\nNote datasets with 0 views do not appear in the csv file.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/90eef103-651e-414a-95dd-bd7752b926d7","2016-06-30T10:02:24.786672","2016-07-12T06:36:02.358502","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-05-01","2016-07-10","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data.sa, datasets, dataset titles, list of datasets","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [369,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2013","Data.SA dataset usage for 2013.  Includes the number of views, visits and resource formats for a dataset.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/50e8ad14-cf2e-40c4-ac82-b13660cd69a5","2016-06-30T09:14:16.489030","2016-07-01T01:14:34.676366","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-05-01","2013-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data.sa, site analytics","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [370,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2014","Data.SA dataset usage for 2014. Includes the number of views, visits and resource formats for a dataset. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/9366a7bb-90e2-4d5f-b4b5-a36e6ffeefaf","2016-06-30T09:25:01.678600","2016-07-01T01:15:07.553740","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data.sa","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [371,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2015","Data.SA dataset usage for 2015. Includes the number of views, visits and resource formats for a dataset. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/a2568386-a980-4d29-a27d-993e5add9eab","2016-06-30T09:33:51.343248","2016-07-01T01:16:28.635223","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-01-01","2015-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data.sa, site analytics","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [372,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2016","Data.SA dataset usage for 2016. Includes the number of views, visits and resource formats for a dataset.  The most popular datasets appear first.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/f0fbaab1-8226-42b9-b9ba-32e9e000e66a","2016-06-30T09:49:34.181241","2017-06-05T05:01:53.008246","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-01-01","2016-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data.sa, site statistics","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [373,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2017","Data.SA website open dataset usage for 2017. Includes the number of views, visits and resource formats for a dataset each month. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d1544b90-ce99-44a5-925d-791ec08f14be","2017-12-22T01:10:46.712815","2019-12-20T04:47:43.395722","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data, data.sa, dataset usage, statistics, website, website statistics","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [374,"Data.SA dataset usage for Unleashed","A comparison of dataset usage figures for the South Australian Unleashed competition and related events for June and July 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b59e01bc-30a6-49b6-a03e-a612c91aa5b8","2016-06-30T08:24:18.339768","2016-06-30T08:32:20.868928","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-31",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [375,"Data.SA Publishing Organisations","A list of organisations registered to publish datasets on Data.SA as 30 June 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/512ffa86-45fd-4c1a-838a-271a3fea2471","2016-06-30T01:39:55.652135","2020-02-25T06:59:48.250118","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-05-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","datasets, publishers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [376,"Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2017","Data SA website statistics for publishing organisations in 2017. Generated by month.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/a0ad2953-5f11-4742-8a89-d675b93212d8","2020-03-10T00:30:31.930448","2020-03-10T01:49:22.761908","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa, website, website statistics",null],
    [377,"Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2018","Data SA dataset views and visits by publishing organisation and month for 2018.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2cd8e027-b089-4334-b75d-96be0ed536e1","2019-12-20T05:25:13.594907","2020-03-10T01:48:07.322996","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa, datasets, datasets views, site analytics",null],
    [378,"Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2014","Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics for 2014","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/c03c8565-8d70-40a9-b516-f9e98850aac5","2020-03-10T03:29:53.646906","2020-03-10T03:33:54.723098","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa",null],
    [379,"Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2015","Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics for 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/39412d53-3916-423b-8ad4-68db1565c9c8","2020-03-10T03:17:59.661125","2020-03-10T03:23:41.119250","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-01-01","2015-12-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa",null],
    [380,"Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2016","Data.SA publishing organisations site analytics 2016","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/9af7b6ba-af5b-4e15-a16d-16e931f75066","2020-03-10T01:36:05.507405","2020-03-10T01:40:27.307115","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-01-01","2016-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa, website statistics",null],
    [381,"Data.SA dataset usage for 2018","Data.SA dataset analytics for 2018.  Dataset views, visits and resource downloads by month.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8d41569a-c1f1-4b30-b33d-c0b70775553e","2019-12-20T04:59:55.097949","2020-03-10T01:47:18.760787","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data sa, data.sa, Data.SA, datasets",null],
    [382,"DHS Annual Report Data - Executive Employment","DHS Annual Report data on Executive Employment. \n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year.\n\nIncludes data from predecessor agency Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/60c8f85f-395b-47ce-9917-1b05b117f073","2017-11-22T04:53:28.408071","2019-12-04T06:46:07.314828","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Executive Employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [383,"DHS Annual Report Data - Complaints","DHS Annual Report data on Complaints. \n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bf1e7474-9558-4e24-9611-38bbc8513979","2017-11-22T05:00:43.425105","2019-12-04T06:44:15.564232","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [384,"DHS Annual Report Data - Consultants","DHS Annual Report data on Consultants\n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6864265b-f726-42e5-88d4-55522210085f","2017-11-22T05:21:21.970182","2019-12-04T06:55:53.665473","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [385,"DHS Annual Report Data - Equipment Services","DHS Annual Report data on equipment provision to people with disability\n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5bc58cf8-d51e-45b8-82da-16b146966260","2017-11-22T05:30:33.498378","2019-12-04T06:58:14.882621","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Equipment Program, Equipment Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [386,"DCSI Annual Report Data 2016-17 - DCSI Scorecard","DCSI Annual Report data - DCSI Scorecard Measures\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2016-17 financial year\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0c456e14-6a76-4d9f-9838-3e8a8d7a18ae","2017-11-22T05:57:45.058024","2017-11-22T06:02:03.689442","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual Reporting, Measures, Scorecard","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [387,"DHS Annual Report Data - Fraud","Annual Report data on instances of fraud in DHS\n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year\nSource:  DHS Incident Management Unit\n\nIncludes data from predecessor agency Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5d1c812c-87d2-45b3-a565-38fac873bb0c","2017-11-22T04:25:52.118336","2019-12-04T06:43:44.502700","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Fraud, Incident Management","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [388,"DHS Annual Report Data - Whistleblowers Disclosure","DHS Annual Report data on: Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the agency under the Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993  \n\nDataset includes:\nData from 2012-13 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year\n\nIncludes data from predecessor agency Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8c91cc5d-d1eb-4aa7-ba80-14effb471465","2017-11-22T04:44:42.254270","2019-12-04T06:47:25.899835","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Annual report data, Annual Reporting, Whistleblowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [389,"Soil Deep Drainage Potential","Deep drainage refers to the capacity of the deep subsoil and the material immediately below the soil profile to allow excess water to move downwards into deep sediments or fractured rock. Poorly structured or heavy clays are the most restrictive. Mapping shows the most limiting deep drainage potential class (provided this accounts for at least 30% of a map unit), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each deep drainage potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/301825a2-530d-4d23-b0eb-8a8ddc914e78","2016-06-09T03:14:35.095455","2020-02-18T23:45:58.279433","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [390,"Departed spirits: Lost pubs of Adelaide","Known as the city of churches, Adelaide has also been described as the city of pubs. This dataset contains 160 selected images of hotels that have been put to other, more sober, uses or have been demolished.\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e91c7cfa-341a-49d3-b7d9-074c0b138dd6","2016-06-29T04:35:15.964399","2020-01-15T06:47:38.894121","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1850-01-01","1966-12-31","Adelaide, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, architecture, historical data, hotels, photographs, pubs, recreation","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade, sports-and-recreation"],
    [391,"Department for Education Workforce Permanent and Contingent","Department employment by permanent and contingent (non permanent).\nPermanency is attached to the employee, not the current role\nThe workforce on unpaid leave as at the last pay day in June is included to give a more inclusive representation of the permanent/contingent cohorts.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c00752d5-0b76-47b5-9abe-f8d8540ee8dd","2019-03-19T04:13:27.294169","2019-10-25T04:01:05.901865","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","Employment group","2014-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","employees, employment, permanent, temporary, workforce",null],
    [392,"Department for Education  Workforce Headcount and Employee Classification","Yearly snapshot of people employed by the Department for Education. Data is from the last pay period in June each year from 2014.\nData includes:\n\n•\tBreakdown of workforce by headcount and Full-time equivalent data\n\n•\tBreakdown of employees who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Straight Islanders\n\n•\tBreakdown of employees by full and part time employment\n\n•\tBreakdown of employees by age and gender\n\n•\tBreakdown of employees by their classification level.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8359ab53-57a3-4204-9831-389a47250652","2019-03-12T03:53:30.666348","2019-10-25T03:28:42.417285","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","Employment group, type of employment","2014-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Aboriginal employees, ATSI, classification, classification level, employee, employees, gender, gender identity, teacher, teachers, Torres Strait Islander, workforce, Workforce","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [393,"Department for Education Workforce Qualifications and Abilities","The Australian Qualifications Framework 2011 (AQF) level of the highest qualification held by teachers, leader and school support officers. Where a person holds multiple qualifications only the highest is included in the count.\n\nAncillary workforce functions include all of the capabilities of staff regardless of whether they are used in their current role. The total count may exceed the person count.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6727ce0f-c0e2-4b4b-8dd1-77eda82d3449","2019-03-19T04:48:25.498121","2019-10-25T04:04:39.340682","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","Employment group","2014-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","abilities, employees, qualifications, workforce",null],
    [394,"Department for Education Workforce Separations and Unpaid Leave","Separations: Yearly headcount of people who have left the Department for Education.  The total represents separations over the full twelve month period.\nUnpaid leave: Total employees who were on unpaid leave from the Department for Education as at the end of the reporting period.  The total represents a snapshot of people on unpaid leave.  \nData is from the last pay period in June each year from 2014.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/12f59663-fba3-4557-8f74-87baf4048f07","2019-03-19T05:07:07.914074","2019-10-25T04:06:16.133251","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","Employment group","2014-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","employees, separations, workforce",null],
    [395,"Department for Energy and Mining Annual Report Statistics","This dataset contains annual report data from July 2018 onwards. The data displays: the quantity and nature of complaints, money spent on consultants and contractors, number of executives employed, Work Health and Safety performance and reports of fraud.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/72f293b3-4cd0-403e-b320-248300d7f746","2019-10-17T02:53:48.911781","2019-10-17T03:02:16.280166","DEM.CustomerServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Annual Report, Complaints, Complaints reporting, Consultants, Contractors, DEM, Energy and Mining, Executive employment, Fraud, Government, Return to work, Whistleblowers, WHS","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [396,"Veterans' Health Advisory Council","Veterans' Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data 2018-19","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/08a86488-85c9-4cce-a982-1bfd34c45bc3","2017-09-21T06:19:26.899768","2020-01-24T00:18:10.197656","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2019-07-01","2020-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive Emlpoyment, Fraud, Health, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [397,"Department for Health and Wellbeing","Department for Health and Wellbeing Annual Report and other data. Includes DHW Annual Report, Office for Ageing Well Annual Report, Chief Psychiatrist Annual Report, SA Public Health Council Annual Report, Controlled Substances Advisory Council Annual Report, SA Met Annual Report and Veterans Annual Report. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f09c9080-109a-4d17-8f1f-b091cd103712","2017-08-31T06:42:00.702982","2019-12-03T03:54:01.586284","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Data by financial year","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Health",null],
    [398,"Department of State Development - Contractors","Summary of external contractors that have been engaged by the agency, where the nature of work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken is above $10,000.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c6d691b3-b70c-485e-a454-95b068103d5d","2018-10-16T23:01:18.521635","2018-10-16T23:02:13.658979","dsd.data@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","annual reporting, contractors, department of state development",null],
    [399,"Department of State Development - Work health and safety and return to work performance","2017-18 data detailing work health and safety and return to work performance for the former Department of State Development","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c1ba6117-337b-41d8-baf5-03c54f9f2564","2018-10-16T22:22:42.744109","2018-10-16T22:34:46.506709","dsd.data@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","annual report, dsd, work health and safety performance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [400,"Department of Treasury and Finance Annual Report statistics","This dataset contains annual report data from July 2012 onwards. The data displays: the quantity and nature of complaints, money spent on consultants,\nnumber of executives employed, and reports of fraud.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bd732c1e-aa32-4b59-8197-8c8082d137cb","2017-09-25T01:57:21.501779","2019-10-18T03:27:21.055345","CommServices@sa.gov.au","Department, Organisation, Branch","2012-07-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","Annual Report, DTF, Government, Treasury","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [401,"Mount Barker District Council Designated Dog Areas","Displays spatial polygons of the areas and categories as resolved by Council for Dog Free Area, Dog Off Leash Area, Dog On Leash Area and Refer to Onsite Signage for Details areas. Includes numerous attributes. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bdd2ca28-b042-447e-ab8d-eb3c2432e4d7","2017-01-18T00:22:35.875853","2018-10-08T05:20:05.083895","tjordan@mountbarker.sa.gov.au",null,"2009-02-16","Current","Mount Barker District Council","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Mount Barker District Council","Dog",null],
    [402,"Designated Survey Areas","Geographic Areas declared designated Survey Areas by the Surveyor General pursuant to Section 49 (1) (b) of the Survey Act 1992 - to support the creation of a coordinated cadastre and the integrity of the cadastre.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/78fea8fd-c682-482e-9bfe-4be7522ff180","2016-03-23T04:41:55.432943","2020-02-24T02:17:39.486876","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1987-11-12","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Cadastre, Survey Areas","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [403,"Design Wind Speed","Design wind speed delineates the design wind velocity (permissible stress) in wind speeds of 28, 33 and 41 metres per second. This data can be used to determine the design wind speed for a particular site, but does not preclude undertaking an individual site assessment. This data set is used in conjunction with the Building Code of Australia. See http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/68ce0023-5542-425c-a35a-870854781259","2014-07-07T08:04:16.707378","2020-02-24T02:10:56.010337","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","1994-02-07","2011-10-06","Metropolitan Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","wind","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [404,"Detection of Vehicle-based Bluetooth devices (sample only)","This dataset defines when a Probe was detected at a Bluetooth Site. The sample data contains one week of records from 8 June 2017 to 14 June 2017 inclusive.\nFor Bluetooth Detection Site locations, please view this dataset: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/bluetooth-detection-sites ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/611230b9-ef4d-4f58-aa5a-56e20222ffe8","2017-07-24T06:38:23.199081","2017-08-07T07:00:09.887199","james.cox@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-08","2017-06-14","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bluetooth, detection, vehicle","transport-travel-and-motoring, developer-portal"],
    [405,"Development Application Public Register","This public register enables searching and display of Development Applications where the ‘decision authority’ is the Development Assessment Commission, The Minister, or The Governor, and provides details of development applications for various land use, building, and marine aquaculture applications lodged since 1st January 2010. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/10decd54-8cf2-4289-b890-5f726f22a15a","2014-01-15T01:02:56.951479","2017-06-29T03:01:36.762202","simon.neldner@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","applications, development, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [406,"Development Application Register","The Development Application Register contains the details of Development Applications lodged within the City of Playford. This register is published per Regulation 98 of the Development Regulations 2008.\n\nTo view copies of approved plans, please see Council's online application portal https://epathway.playford.sa.gov.au/ ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/205c5d90-0522-4bdd-8be4-7a0e1f2cb85c","2016-09-14T02:02:13.327675","2020-04-21T13:30:14.598188","playford@playford.sa.gov.au","Development Application","2015-01-01","Current","City of Playford (LGA)","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","Development, economic data, register, urban development","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [407,"Development Applications with Planning Zones","The Development Act requires that any construction, alteration, addition to or demolition of a building or structure, a change in that current use of land or anything that modifies a designated heritage item constitutes a development and therefore requires formal development approval. This data shows development applications for a financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/0a3971d5-e702-4a86-bb71-0a4b571135b7","2016-06-24T07:13:58.278545","2019-08-29T07:38:02.108649","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Street, suburb","2015-07-01","2018-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","application, development, onkaparinga, planning, zone","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [408,"Development Plan Map Index","The Development Plan Map Index is used to determine which map to refer to in South Australian Development Plans. Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/housing-property-and-land/local-government/development-plans/online-development-plans. Every council in South Australia has a Development Plan that specifies the type of development that can occur in that council area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/5f465f1d-0025-4fc9-9b5f-6714952ffcba","2015-12-20T22:48:58.850034","2020-02-24T02:21:50.072140","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","1996-11-01","2015-02-16","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Development, Development Zones, Plan Amendment","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [409,"DEW Annual Report Data","Data as reported in the Department's Annual Report. See also related Annual Reports on Data.SA:\n\nhttps://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/dewnr-annual-report-data (2016-17). Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board Annual Report Data; Alinytjara Wilurara NRM Board Annual Report Data; Animal Welfare Advisory Committee Annual Report Data; Board of Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium Annual Report Data; Coast Protection Board Annual Report Data; DEWNR Annual Report Data; Dog and Cat Management Board Annual Report Data; Eyre Peninsula NRM Board Annual Report Data; Gawler Ranges National Park Advisory Committee Annual Report Data; Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Kangaroo Island NRM Board Annual Report Data; Kanku-Breakaways Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Lake Gairdner National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Maralinga Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Native Vegetation Council Annual Report Data; Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Nullarbor Advisory Committee Annual Report Data; Parks and Wilderness Council Annual Report Data; Pastoral Board Annual Report Data; Premier's Climate Change Council Annual Report Data; SA Arid Lands NRM Board Annual Report Data; South Australian Heritage Council Annual Report Data; SA Murray-Darling Basin NRM Board Annual Report Data; South East NRM Board Annual Report Data; South Eastern Conservation and Drainage Board Annual Report Data; Stormwater Management Authority Annual Report Data; Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Witjira National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data; Yumbarra Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c3862acd-30cb-4fc0-bd1b-26a69416cdf0","2018-09-13T01:18:41.013517","2020-01-07T00:12:49.380098","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Annual Report, Government",null],
    [410,"Dewey call numbers used in the South Australian Public Library One Card Network","A list of Dewey call numbers and count by number of items or by title and copies in the South Australian Public Library One Card Network (SAPLN) collection.\n\nThis dataset is no longer updated because the method of compiling the statistics has changed and comparable figures are no longer available.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/8d057a25-324d-47d8-a841-2d0a8b60adab","2015-11-04T04:23:58.932060","2019-08-28T05:28:09.471978","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-11-06","2017-07-07","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","call number, Dewey, One Card, SAPLN, South Australian Public Library One Card Network","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [411,"DEWNR Annual Report Data","Data as reported in the Department's Annual Report. See also related Annual Reports on Data.SA:\n\nAdelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nAlinytjara Wilurara NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nAnimal Welfare Advisory Committee Annual Report Data;\nBoard of Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium Annual Report Data;\nCoast Protection Board Annual Report Data;\nDEWNR Annual Report Data;\nDog and Cat Management Board Annual Report Data;\nEyre Peninsula NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nGawler Ranges National Park Advisory Committee Annual Report Data;\nIkara-Flinders Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nKangaroo Island NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nKanku-Breakaways Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nLake Gairdner National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nMaralinga Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nNative Vegetation Council Annual Report Data;\nNgaut Ngaut Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nNullarbor Advisory Committee Annual Report Data;\nParks and Wilderness Council Annual Report Data;\nPastoral Board Annual Report Data;\nPremier's Climate Change Council Annual Report Data;\nSA Arid Lands NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nSouth Australian Heritage Council Annual Report Data;\nSA Murray-Darling Basin NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nSouth East NRM Board Annual Report Data;\nSouth Eastern Conservation and Drainage Board Annual Report Data;\nStormwater Management Authority Annual Report Data;\nVulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nWitjira National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;\nYumbarra Co-Management Board Annual Report Data;","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0cd6ac75-ded9-45e9-bef0-5c0c8c5dcf01","2017-07-19T02:25:26.394402","2018-08-17T02:03:33.619133","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Annual Report, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [412,"DHS Annual Report Data - Contractors","A list of contractors used by DHS (as per the financial statements).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d31cc276-a358-40d6-a4e7-9661c039a28f","2018-11-16T06:20:35.675679","2019-12-04T07:03:05.533351","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","annual report, Annual report data, annual reporting, Annual Reporting, contractors, government reporting and policy","business-industry-and-trade, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [413,"DHS Annual Report Data - Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Data","Annual Reporting data of Work Health and Safety, and Return to Work performance.\n\nDataset includes: Data from 2013-14 financial year through to 2018-19 financial year.\n\nIncludes data from predecessor agency Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2f72b8f0-8146-4c41-a0ca-802e40485542","2018-11-16T06:27:31.587515","2019-12-04T07:01:37.878392","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","annual report, Annual report data, annual reporting, Annual Reporting, government reporting and policy, return to work, work health and safety, Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [414,"Diesel Generation Plants","The South Australian Diesel Generation Database (Database) contains publicly available information on the ownership, use, location and configuration of electricity producing, diesel-fueled generation plants in South Australia.\n\nThe database was compiled at the request of RenewablesSA with the intention of increasing the available information on diesel generation use in South Australia.\n\nA voluntary survey was carried out to obtain the information. Significant information was provided by the Government of South Australia through the Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure through the Buildings Management section and through the former Department of Minerals, Industry, Trade, Resources and Energy (now the Department for Energy and Mining).\n\nThe data set was updated in 2018 to include large and small diesel generation and includes projects under development and hybrid installations where there is more than one source of generation. Updated data has been sourced from the Department for Energy and Mining.\n\nThe fields have been updated to be consistent with the SA Power Generation data set.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/644ca022-78fb-4531-b055-abe36aafe02c","2016-06-16T07:00:59.192091","2019-01-18T03:03:06.925435","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-12-31","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Diesel, Energy, Fossil Fuel, Industry","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [415,"Disability Parking Permits by Postcode","The number of disability parking permits issued by postcode","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a993b8a0-e6d1-4149-8f37-02c9089668b5","2017-05-31T23:56:57.494715","2017-12-11T01:55:58.455390","Tim.Harker@sa.gov.au","Postcode","2015-01-01","2016-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Disability, parking, permits","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [416,"Disability SA Region Boundaries","This dataset contains Administrative boundaries for Disability SA.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/2ca0daa6-479b-4bf9-af03-20c7917f2438","2013-05-23T06:56:00.343166","2020-02-19T00:50:44.589540","DataSA@sa.gov.au","State Region","2014","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","administration, Disability SA, service boundaries","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [417,"Disability Support Services","Summary of people who used disability support services under the National disability Agreement (NDA) in 2013-14. This report includes several datasets including:\n\n- The average age and sex of service users, from 2009-10 to 2013-14\n- The number and % of service users that were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, from 2009-10 to 2013-14\n-The number and % of service users by country of birth, from 2009-10 to 2013-14\n\nInformation: http://aihw.gov.au/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=60129551423","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b62af13e-e93c-468b-ac05-0659994180f7","2016-07-07T01:53:19.495446","2018-07-11T00:51:45.696076","DLDCSIDisabilitySABusinessServices@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Disability, Minimum, NDA, Service","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [418,"Disadvantage Needs Risk Ranks (DNR)","The Disadvantage-Need-Risk (DNR) scores and rank are a method of identifying target populations and locations across South Australia and have been developed  so that DCSI services can be planned to provide maximum support for those most in need. The DNR scores and ranks are a composite of:\n\nDisadvantage: the Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage, part of the Socio-Economic Index For Areas (SEIFA) developed by the ABS.\n\nNeed (or Sentinel Indicators): For the Vulnerable Families with Children target group the Sentinel Indicators identified were: jobless families with children under 15, divorce or separation, women smoking during pregnancy, Centrelink payments, substantiated child protection notifications.  For Youth at Risk target group the Sentinel Indicators were: rates of teen pregnancy, student absenteeism, young people receiving unemployment benefits, youth Justice Orders, single parent families.\n\nRisk: the proportion of the target population within the general population.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8026374c-f974-4c6f-9eee-e88721b6b705","2016-07-07T03:28:31.133585","2019-11-15T06:32:48.422823","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-01-01","2012-01-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services",null,"community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [419,"Disaster Impacts Statistics – Pinery Bushfire","Provide disaster impacts statistics by local government area (LGA).\nIn the 2 weeks following the Pinery Bushfire (25 Nov 2015), impact assessments were conducted on affected properties.\n\nThe dataset includes:\n\n•\tLGA in which the impact occurred\n\n•\tList damages to main structures, buildings, vehicles.\n\n•\tDescribes the hazards encountered in each.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2bada993-8377-49ef-b0f4-c9cffadc02b6","2016-07-07T03:54:14.009570","2018-06-03T11:09:13.535909","staterecoveryoffice@sa.gov.au","Incident reports collected by location","2015-11-25","2015-12-10","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Bushfire, Disaster, Emergency, Safety","emergency-and-safety"],
    [420,"Discrimination complaints and enquiries","List of complaints and enquiries made to the South Australian Equal Opportunity Commission from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/aff12383-bb28-4a97-9c75-fbbcf9eeec7e","2015-07-03T03:07:26.085332","2015-08-26T00:42:52.250730","eoc@agd.sa.gov.au","High","2010-07-01","2014-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","accommodation, age, bullying, caring responsibilities, disability, Discrimination, education, employment, gender, goods and services, pregnancy, race, sexual harassment, sexuality","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [421,"Dob in a Litterer - Summarised Data","The Dob in a Litterer program has now ceased, and the data will no longer be updated. \n\n‘Dob in a Litterer’ was a reporting application and website developed by the EPA that enabled members of the community to report people committing a littering offence. Research has shown that cigarette butts remains the main contributor to litter in South Australia, with other items including takeaway food containers, plastic bottles and paper. The following data includes a summarised report of how many and the type of ‘Dob in a Litterer’ submissions received. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/c3a889df-d87c-4896-a3d0-11b736e1b48f","2017-05-25T01:24:29.199896","2019-12-09T05:23:59.182454","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-02-01","2018-09-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, litter","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [422,"Dog and Cat Management Board Annual Report Data","Dog and Cat Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/24ea915b-be62-44b2-9960-10b620fa168f","2017-07-21T04:58:08.558363","2020-01-06T23:12:59.318333","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","cat, dog, environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [423,"Dog On Leash and Dog Free Areas","Spatial dataset representing dog on leash and dog free areas in the City of Mitcham.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4428b073-7825-43db-be18-33aa1219540f","2018-02-19T04:47:06.084248","2020-02-24T02:02:08.762256","it@mitchamcouncil.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Mitcham","Dog Controls, Dog Parks",null],
    [424,"Dog Parks and On-Leash Conditions in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","3 polygon datasets representing \n1) Locations of Dog Exercise Parks,  \n2) Reserves where dogs must be on-leash and \n3) Reserves where dogs must be under control.\nData is available in a variety of formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/faed443c-7235-4c60-b0ed-8d4812b64878","2016-06-10T01:26:22.950673","2019-09-09T04:58:04.208881","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","dog, dog excercise, dog off leash, dog parks, dogs, port adelaide enfield, reserves","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [425,"Dog Registrations","List of dogs registered in Adelaide City Council area (Adelaide and North Adelaide) for a particular period.\n\nInformation provided includes dog name, breed, period, gender, current status, class, transaction type and suburb.\n\nNote:  Normal – means one dog registered to the property.\nNormal multiple – means there is more than one dog registered (2 or more dogs).\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8aa33af5-4146-447e-b9e9-0c00b616cd38","2013-05-06T02:54:52.763606","2018-03-16T01:46:23.089277","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides summary data about the dog, does not include ownership or address details. ","Current",null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, Animals, Breeds, city, council, dog ownership, dogs, north adelaide, registration","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [426,"Dog Registrations - City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Dog regsitrations in City of Port Adelaide Enfield as at 9th September 2019, including Name, Class, Breed, Colour, Gender, Desexed and Suburb Name.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a7e35383-0793-46e2-9f45-672c7a8ce473","2015-06-17T04:22:54.241766","2019-09-09T02:43:50.322582","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Individual dog registrations reported with suburb geography","2019-07-01","2019-09-08","City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","animal, animals, council, dog, dog ownership, dogs, port adelaide enfield","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [427,"Domiciliary Care – Active Clients by Suburb 2013-2014","Clients  who  received  Domiciliary  Care  services  during  2013-2014 financial year by program type.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d48fe6d9-0fcc-4044-ba23-7cd8130d1627","2015-06-10T03:00:59.415138","2015-06-10T03:02:23.108939","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","01-07-2013","30-06-2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","aged care, aged care services, Clients, Domiciliary Care","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [428,"Domiciliary Care - Equipment Program Services by Postcode 2013-2014","Equipment Issues and Home Modifications to clients of the Statewide Equipment Program","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/16938e7f-bf80-4857-beda-f2808a028f40","2015-06-10T03:05:37.244007","2015-06-10T03:06:19.782369","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","01-07-2013","30-06-2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Domiciliary Care, Equipment Services, Home Modifications","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [429,"Domiciliary Care Regions","This dataset contains Administrative boundaries for Domiciliary Care SA.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5f0ba9f3-2a9a-46a6-b27d-079ca7db2f3e","2013-05-23T07:14:49.252403","2020-02-19T00:42:44.314607","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","State Region","2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","administration, Domiciliary Care, service boundaries","health-and-wellbeing, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [430,"DPC Executives","Executive data for DPC\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fdc0f6a3-1049-43c5-8dfd-476994169a6d","2017-10-13T00:02:45.723188","2019-10-15T06:03:05.792660","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-01-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","DPC, Executives","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [431,"DPC Work Health and Safety & Return to Work Performance","DPC WHS Claims","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4f515001-810e-4e12-99a3-72c68fb150ee","2018-09-13T07:34:32.703274","2019-10-31T04:32:37.710921","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Annual Report data, Department of the Premier and Cabinet, WHS Claims","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [432,"Drillholes within South Australia","A representation of the location and key attributes of all drillholes within South Australia.  Drillholes contained within the dataset may be currently active or historic and may have been drilled for a wide variety of purposes such as water extraction, monitoring or geologic exploration.  This dataset is a spatial representation of the authoritative SAGEODATA database and is created through a series of nightly automated geoprocessing scripts.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/71ddb1f9-ac70-473b-af27-7ab14d5debbf","2014-07-02T04:24:59.153120","2020-01-16T03:19:24.226735","dewnr.customerservicecentre@sa.gov.au","Data is updated daily and visible within the dataset the following day","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","aquifers, groundwater, hydrogeology, hydrology, wells","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [433,"Drinking Fountains","This dataset provides locations of all the drinking fountains that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/4c3d4dd6-3221-4678-b14f-bed30c94a47d","2014-06-01T07:10:40.586173","2016-06-08T06:07:15.018103","DataSA@sa.gov.au","GPS location and the monument type","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","assets, drinking fountain, fountains, planning","community-information-and-citizen-services, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [434,"Drivers' Licences by postcode, age and sex","Current car, motorcycle and other drivers' licences of all types (full, provisional, etc.)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/baf6bbfa-e04f-424f-8c92-9d302425634a","2017-11-20T06:58:18.547947","2020-02-04T07:09:25.818034","peter.bravey@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","car, driver, licence, postcode","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [435,"Drug Use in Adelaide Monitored by Wasterwater Analysis","Raw data on drug use monitored by wastewater analysis. Shows prevalence of drug use by Weighted average and SEM (dose). Sampling occurs every two months. Analysis of data is supplied in the accompanying report for Stimulants (cocaine, MDMA and methamphetamine), Opioids (morphine, codeine, methadone, oxycodone, fentanyl and heroin), Cannabis (THC), and Nicotine.  Other data are collected on  Anabasine (a tobacco-specific alkaloid that allows us to differentiate between cigarettes and other nicotine-containing products such as patches, e-cigarettes, etc) and ‘Novel Psychoactive Substances’ or NPS. They can be grouped as follows:\n1.\tPiperazines (BZP and TFMPP)\n2.\tCathinones (mephedrone, methcathinne, methylone, Alpha-PVP, MDPV and ethylone)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bfee4127-6391-4d54-ba12-bea33210c243","2017-06-30T02:10:32.605666","2018-09-05T01:23:38.603250","HealthDACRDataDrop@sa.gov.au","Adelaide Metropolitan Area, every two months, by drug","2011-01-01","2018-04-30","Adelaide Metropolitan Area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","wastewater","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [436,"Department of State Development - Complaints received","Summary of the complaints received by the Department of State Development each year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/28ab18a6-3e83-4239-be7f-a5302e1aae26","2017-09-13T02:19:53.266109","2018-10-16T23:06:31.331585","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","complaints reporting, department of state development","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [437,"Department of State Development - Consultants","Department of State Development - Consultants ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2cc83193-55e4-4b7e-a180-5476ba1bac11","2017-11-01T04:19:50.772769","2018-10-16T22:57:04.722820","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Annual report, Consultants, DSD","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [438,"Department of State Development - Executive employment","Summary of executive employment and classification in the Department of State Development as at 30 June each year. From 2014-15 to current.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f198bc83-726c-4576-8af4-eaedaf954f4d","2017-09-13T04:20:14.943073","2018-10-16T22:50:21.868198","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","department of state development, executive employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [439,"Department of State Development - Instances of fraud recorded","Instances of fraud recorded by the Department of State Development as part of annual reporting. Data from 2014-15 to current.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8831a072-8857-4348-8671-767fce2a6ca3","2017-09-13T04:41:27.603468","2018-10-16T22:43:31.984697","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","annual reporting, department of state development, fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [440,"Department of State Development - number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees","Number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees in the Department of State Development including as a percentage of total employees. From 2014-15 to current, as at 30 June each year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cadf15a7-8315-46b3-aa2d-1d7dab63926c","2017-09-13T01:40:01.005697","2018-10-16T23:08:55.322829","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Aboriginal employees","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [441,"Department of State Development - number of employees with a disability","Total number of employees with a disability in the Department of State Development as at 30 June each year, including as percentage of total employees.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/39e16489-36f4-40db-8cc6-f23788d3f3aa","2017-09-13T02:42:27.395307","2018-10-16T23:10:45.083323","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","department of state development, employees with a disability","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [442,"Department of State Development - Whistleblowers Disclosure","Reporting against the _Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993_ by the Department of State Development. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5e4f117a-20c2-49e3-a0af-55cb930efc90","2017-09-13T04:51:31.045441","2018-10-16T22:45:54.620440","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-15","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","annual reporting, state development, whistleblowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [443,"Earthquake Hazard Zones","Earthquake Hazard Zones are used in conjunction with the Building Code of Australia for use with the design of domestic structures in accordance with Appendix A Domestic Structures (Housing) of AS 1170.4. Building Code of Australia Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/98259e9b-480f-401f-b715-f52d0c17cb72","2016-10-10T04:27:00.266758","2020-02-19T00:11:44.279806","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-14",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building code, earthquake, human environment, planning","emergency-and-safety"],
    [444,"Earthquakes","The South Australian government record of Earthquake locations from 1840 to 2017","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/f6818797-0c45-44d8-8e6c-81395a2ae4c6","2013-05-21T05:50:50.484936","2020-02-24T01:32:42.142769","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A","2017-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","earthquakes, environment, hazards, science, seismology","emergency-and-safety"],
    [445,"Education and Child Development Sites and Services","List of South Australian education and child care sites, updated as at March 2013.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4d23554f-e565-4b8d-982b-1da770201f30","2013-05-27T07:41:02.758595","2016-06-08T06:07:42.444553","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Child care, Children, Early Childhood, education, Locations, Preschool, School, Services, Sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [446,"Education and Work","Provides selected information on participation in education, highest educational attainment, transition from education to work and current labour force and demographic characteristics for the civilian population aged 15-74 years. Characteristics reported on include: type of educational institution attended or attending; level and main field of education of current study and highest level and main field of educational attainment.\n\nInformation on unsuccessful enrolment, and deferment of study, is included for persons not studying in the survey year. Data on apprenticeships are also provided.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7b08a3bb-8c35-4669-b753-ef4c0f4d657c","2013-05-09T05:53:31.499669","2017-01-23T03:29:43.985289","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","education, labour, statistics","finance-and-employment"],
    [447,"Election Ephemera","365 catalogue records including material that has been collected from Local, State and Federal elections related to South Australian candidates. Also includes State and Federal referendums;\n    Local elections 1879 – 2010;\n    State elections 1893 – 2014;\n    Federal elections 1901 – 2010;\n    Referendums 1911 – 1999;\n    State referendums 1965, 1970, 1982.\nIncludes details of candidates, electorates, dates of elections, slogans.\nEphemera are everyday items such as theatre posters and advertising flyers, not produced for sale. Their intrinsic value is in the information they provide about social life, the development of industries (for example, printing or paper making), and the provision of services or aspects of cultural change. Ephemera may be the only printed record of an organisation, event or activity.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d2633f93-d2e9-4d32-acb8-2c3883db8651","2013-05-06T03:19:09.193539","2016-07-01T05:44:24.139830","datasa@sa.gov.au","N/A","1879-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","candidates, election, ephemera, federal government, history, leaflets, local, politics, posters, propoganda, referendum, slogans, South Australia, State","arts-culture-history"],
    [448,"Election Statistics","The number of voters in the North, Central & South council wards from the 2007 election onwards; with the breakdown of both the council supplementary roll and the State House of Assembly roll (Electoral Commission of SA). This data is available following an election every 4 years. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/d028dd6b-c0a5-42eb-8cdd-a3099b8d84ad","2015-06-04T06:39:59.948920","2016-06-08T04:08:55.973496","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2007","2014","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide city council, council, election, elections, House of Assembly, voters, votes, wards",null],
    [449,"Eligibility Rules for 'Skills for All' Funding","This data is used to help learners and training providers establish if a learner is eligible for Skills for All funding to access funded training. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1aeefd7e-2bc7-4b4a-aee7-841f89a31423","2013-05-21T05:34:00.179033","2016-06-08T05:59:47.774458","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Education, Eligibility, Rule, Skills, Training","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [450,"Elizabeth Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Northern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1deb4bec-b83c-487a-a0d4-a0002e618068","2014-06-22T13:29:48.959738","2020-03-19T05:10:46.847920","DataSA@sa.gov.au","2013-2014 -10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Northern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, carbon monoxide, community, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxide, Northern Adelaide, ozone, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [451,"Elizabeth Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Northern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/120a176d-f60e-4bba-8810-20452e8176fd","2018-11-16T03:09:32.813519","2020-03-19T23:34:27.220879","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, Northern Adelaide, services, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [452,"Elizabeth Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Northern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/57f10148-cf98-47e0-9ed6-405c9d29545d","2014-06-22T13:45:59.177152","2020-03-19T05:11:27.832577","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Northern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, northern adelaide, particles, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [453,"Emergency Client Information System - Pinery Bushfire","Statistical information of people receiving or offering services post Pinery Bushfires. Following the Pinery Bushfire (25 Nov 2015), the state established a hotline and relief centre for people affected by the fire to request assistance, and for people not affected to offer assistance.\n\nThe dataset describes: \n\n•\tHow people accessed services\n\n•\tBasic impact information\n\n•\tServices being requested or offered","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6a8609fa-79c7-4852-83d7-256d74344dc8","2016-07-08T01:23:21.665625","2016-07-08T01:26:31.632108","staterecoveryoffice@sa.gov.au","Incident reports collected on a daily basis by location","2015-11-25","2016-01-07","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Bushfire, Emergency, Pinery, Safety, Services","emergency-and-safety"],
    [454,"SA Health Public Hospital Emergency Department Presentations","Total number of Emergency Department presentations to public metropolitan and major country hospitals by quarter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8016ab9c-c927-4bb7-9a71-b22f1ac5709e","2015-06-26T06:19:23.908425","2018-09-04T04:46:17.606028","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Total presentations by hospital by quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","Metropolitan Adelaide and major country towns","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Emergency Dept, Presentations, Public Hospital","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [455,"Emergency Electricity Payments Scheme","The Emergency Electricity Payment Scheme (EEPS) is to provide assistance to households in a financial crisis who are unable to pay their electricity debt.\n\nAs at Friday 9 June 2016 the Emergency Electricity Payment Scheme (EEPS) approved 1,020 applications for the 2016 - 2017 financial year. \n\nNote: a new data system was introduced this financial year, when data were transitioned from the old to the new system, some of the “reasons” and “regions” data were not transferred and resulted in the “Null” response category. \n\n\nDataset contains:\n\n1. Number and % of approved applications by reason for applying (e.g. illness, financial stress, etc.)\n2. Number and % approve applications by Regions where approved applicants live\n3. Number and % of ATSI identifier","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fb4f2341-6623-4ea0-aca2-c51ab5d4b115","2016-07-07T01:46:20.445919","2017-07-10T06:29:15.693299","DLDFCConcessionsandAntiPovertyUnit@dfc.sa.gov.au",null,"July 2016 to 2017-06-30","2016-06-24","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","ATSI, Concession, EEPS, Region, Suburb","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [456,"Emergency Location Markers","Data layer includes emergency location markers (point locations) within DEW parks. Each emergency location marker (ELM) carries an alpha numeric code made up of three letters representing the park name, and three numbers indicating a specific marker point within the park. For example BEL001 would be the first emergency location marker in Belair National Park. Emergency Location Markers may be used on park information signs at high use visitor destinations, trail head signs at entry points to trails, at regular intervals along high use trails (on trail markers every 500 metres), at locations offering higher risk activities such as mountain biking or rock-climbing or on water safety signs. NOTE: ELM's should not be used if a verifiable address or road intersection can be attributed to the location.\n\nDataset Use:\tIn the unfortunate event of a park visitor requiring the assistance of emergency services, it is important that they are able to provide easy to use location information to Triple Zero in order to assist the emergency services attend as quickly as possible. This dataset will be made available to the Attorney General's Department for use within the South Australian Computer Aided Despatch (SACAD) system used by Triple Zero operators.\n\nThis dataset is a work in progress. New ELM points will be added as needed, prior to the rollout of signage within selected parks.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/52e3d746-c8d1-407f-8561-d2afcd5f6ef5","2018-09-11T04:57:51.443248","2019-01-07T02:35:41.503238","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Emergency Management, emergency response","emergency-and-safety"],
    [457,"Emergency Services","Location of emergency services across South Australia. Locations for: Australian Federal Police (AFP), South Australia Police (SAPol), South Australia Ambulance Service (SAAS), South Australia State Emergency Service (SASES), South Australia Metropolitan Fire Service (SAMFS), South Australia Country Fire Service SACFS), Aviation Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF), St Johns.","dataset","aar","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/0811fefc-637d-4542-a5d3-1a69ce5a5c21","2013-05-28T01:31:46.110781","2021-02-24T01:46:48.002325","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Emergency service locations by land parcel location","2012-June 2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Ambulance, Emergency, Fire, Police, State Emergency Service","emergency-and-safety"],
    [458,"Energy Efficiency (Climate) Zones","Energy Efficiency (Climate) Zones are used in conjunction with the Building Code of Australia for the purpose in determining the extent of energy efficiency measures required for all new homes and extensions built in South Australia. Building Code of Australia Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1ae7c6ac-1c07-46a7-be09-b060a53752d7","2016-10-10T04:06:08.215867","2020-02-19T00:12:32.031841","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-14",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building code, human environment, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [459,"Energy Efficiency Concession Areas","Energy efficiency concession areas are used in conjunction with the Building Code of Australia and illustrates the areas of the state that may be eligible for an energy efficiency concession for certain types of buildings. Building Code of Australia Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-rules-regulations-and-information/the-building-code-of-australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/131403e0-3f15-457d-a73f-a607b35f7e73","2016-10-10T03:55:05.327997","2020-02-19T00:13:11.579057","DPTI.PDBuildingBranch@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-06",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","building code, human environment, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [460,"English as an Additional Language or Dialect students in SA Government Schools","Full-time equivalent enrolments of English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EALD) students by school type collected from 2012 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nEALD general support students - having a non-English speaking background and learning Standard Australian English to a level required at their respective year level of schooling. \n\nThis applies to students who are permanent residents and most categories of temporary residents. It includes Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) students who speak an ATSI language, including Aboriginal English.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/85b2b7ab-8fc8-4dad-a0e1-babb560f52f1","2018-05-11T05:43:02.404865","2019-05-17T04:12:42.882474","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, government, group, language, schools, students",null],
    [461,"Enrolments by age in SA Government schools","Enrolments by student age in SA Government schools from 2013 collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3. Student age is as at July 1.\nProvides a breakdown by gender, full-time equivalent enrolments, enrolments by persons, primary and secondary schooling.\n\nNote in 2014 the Same First Day Policy was implemented. All children are enrolled at the beginning of Term 1 guaranteeing four terms of reception therefore there is a reduction in 4 years olds enrolled from 2014.\n\nProvides a breakdown of students by gender, full-time equivalent enrolment, enrolments by persons, primary and secondary schooling","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/75a69101-d7b0-4ea1-a62a-00546a258e39","2018-05-10T07:17:54.675646","2019-05-17T04:01:27.109675","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolments, government, school, students",null],
    [462,"Enrolments in each SA Government school by gender and year level","Enrolments in SA Government schools from 2017 by gender and year level collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3. \n\nEnrolments are full-time equivalents.\n\nImportant note, where a year level has 5 or less students the year level enrolments are suppressed for that school.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eadad203-d498-43d1-a4d5-fb3a90393a39","2018-05-11T01:49:57.824517","2020-03-17T03:16:08.101292","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school","2017-08-01","2018-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolments, government, schools, students",null],
    [463,"Enrolments in SA Government schools by school type","Full-time equivalent enrolments by SA Government schools from 2012 by school type collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d5326064-60d6-45cd-ae04-4d4d59e7172c","2018-05-11T00:06:37.172663","2019-05-17T03:59:56.169177","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolments, government, schools, students",null],
    [464,"Enrolments in SA Government schools by year level and region","Full-time equivalent enrolments in SA Government schools from 2013 by year level and region collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5afc52e1-3ab4-4952-9595-94301995594c","2018-05-11T00:27:02.355246","2019-05-17T03:56:07.744392","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolements, government, schools, students",null],
    [465,"Enterprise Adelaide services provided to city business owners","List of Enterprise Adelaide services provided to business owners within the Adelaide City Council area since January 2015. This dataset is updated every six months.\n\nAdelaide City Council’s Enterprise Adelaide service provides information and advice to small business owners within the Adelaide City Council area. Running a business requires broad skills and we have experienced Business Advisors who can help with free one-on-one advice and support.  We can also introduce you to professional advisors, and can connect you to business events, training and networking opportunities. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/bd92f184-db03-4a45-baa6-a0f35b61a862","2016-06-16T00:31:04.374553","2016-06-16T06:51:56.152584","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,null,null,"Adelaide City","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","advice, business, entrepreneurship, start up","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [466,"Enviro Data SA - Natural Resources Management Regions Search","Enviro Data SA contains a wide range of information and data relating the Natural Resources Management regions including maps, reports, downloadable data, web applications (data systems). \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/16fd5a79-9cc0-42a0-91c0-33ec6206c4f4","2016-07-04T00:20:43.908475","2020-02-18T00:44:15.828241","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Adelaide & Mt Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [467,"Enviro Data SA","Enviro Data SA is South Australia’s environment information and data portal. The portal contains a wide range of information and data relating the state’s natural resources including maps, reports, downloadable data, web applications (data systems). Enviro Data SA  incorporates NatureMaps, WaterConnect and SA Climate Ready.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ef81c1ae-a003-41b0-9718-497f364036f1","2016-07-01T00:44:50.335187","2020-02-18T00:38:44.333528","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [468,"Environmental Authorisations","This dataset holds information on the EPA's environmental authorisations. Under the Environment Protection Act 1993, the EPA administers three types of authorisations: licences, exemptions and works approvals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/e80aab49-34c8-41ca-b9b3-08ca5bf8d3aa","2018-07-19T23:51:50.694689","2018-11-22T23:54:38.611146","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"Current","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, licence","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [469,"Environment and Food Production Areas","Environment and Food Production Areas are the combination of Environment and Food Production Areas boundary and Rural Living Areas within EFPA that identify areas to protect from urban encroachment. Environment and Food Production Areas have been established as part of the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016. More information: http://www.saplanningportal.sa.gov.au/our_new_system/environment_and_food_production_areas","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1f7dca9a-1aa9-4fab-928a-3234bf2aa14a","2017-04-19T04:47:30.491934","2020-02-24T02:20:42.515268","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-12-01","2017-04-19","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Boundary, Development, Environment, Food, Greater Adelaide, Land Use, PDI act, PDI Act, Planning","business-industry-and-trade, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [470,"EPA Orders","Includes Environmental Protection and Clean Up Orders listed on the EPA Public Register issued under Section 109 of the Environment Protection Act 1993.  A written statutory order requires individuals or companies to undertake actions to remedy a risk or prevent further environmental harm. Data is not updated automatically, and therefore might not include new orders.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/dd8789bd-4d4f-41af-adba-6e2a3a71ada8","2018-07-12T01:33:11.580461","2018-11-22T23:56:35.230321","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-04-03","2018-06-06","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, orders","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [471,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complainant demographic information","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complainant demographic information presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6a2b0620-2222-436f-94f6-d37420768519","2017-11-01T05:23:34.462866","2017-11-01T05:24:26.741034","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","age, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complainants, complaints, demographic information, demographics, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [472,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints areas","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints areas presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3bd4d78b-50c4-4344-bf21-4afe9b66460d","2017-11-01T05:35:35.877933","2017-11-01T05:36:18.460476","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-06-01","2017-07-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","accommodation, advertising, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, areas, associations, clubs, complaints, discrimination, education, employment, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, goods, housing, land, qualifications, services, training, types of complaints, work","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [473,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints assessment","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints assessment presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/65395796-8eed-4c39-90e8-13df14098006","2017-11-01T03:34:26.520791","2017-11-01T03:35:00.048267","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, assessment, complaints, complaints assessment, complaints lodged, complaints received, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [474,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints grounds","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints grounds presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f6e58c50-774c-4140-ae02-67e787ac404f","2017-11-01T05:41:50.750049","2017-11-01T05:42:31.318033","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","age, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, caring, caring responsibilities, child, children, complaints, complaints lodged, complaints received, disability, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, gender, gender identity, identity of spouse, marital status, partner, pregnancy, race, religion, religious appearance, religious dress, sex, sexual harassment, sexuality, sexual orientation, spouse, types of complaints, victimisation, victimised, whistleblower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [475,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints grounds and areas","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints grounds and areas presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9541c716-5225-43e7-bd1a-b1879e6d0059","2017-11-01T05:11:09.589885","2017-11-01T05:12:48.570839","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","accommodation, advertising, age, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, areas, associations, caring, caring responsibilities, child, children, clubs, complaints, disability, discrimination, education, employment, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, gender, gender identity, goods, grounds, housing, identity of spouse, land, marital status, partner, pregnancy, qualifications, race, services, sex, sexual harassment, sexuality, sexual orientation, spouse, training, types of complaints, victimisation, victimised, whistleblower, work","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [476,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints received","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Complaints received presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/822d41f8-85b2-4ea0-bef5-4ea4aeb2a055","2017-11-01T04:59:29.319936","2017-11-01T05:00:20.640970","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-06-01","2017-07-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, complaints lodged, complaints received, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [477,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Customer Satisfaction with Complaint Handling Services","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Customer Satisfaction with Complaint Handling Services for the year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b7e8444b-f0bc-4c73-aeff-d56136213eb6","2017-11-01T02:26:10.490275","2017-11-01T03:28:27.089490","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, customer satisfaction, customer survey, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [478,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiries areas","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiries areas presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/78976617-a7d1-42d3-afee-156b234d309c","2017-11-01T02:20:16.769852","2017-11-01T02:20:45.366228","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","accommodation, advertising, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, areas, associations, clubs, complaints, discrimination, education, employment, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, goods, housing, land, qualification, services, training","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [479,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data - Enquiries received","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiries Received presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/468d06d5-a826-4d93-89bb-d83c7d4963de","2017-11-01T01:43:59.910071","2017-11-01T01:44:37.608085","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, discrimination, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [480,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiry grounds","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiry grounds presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/46419bb0-8e5a-4005-89db-a9475a31f8f2","2017-11-01T03:43:33.240216","2017-11-01T03:44:20.383834","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","age, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, bullying, caring responsibilities, complaints, disability, discrimination, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, grounds, race, sex, sexual harassment, victimisation","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [481,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiry outcomes","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Enquiry outcomes presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b7629d2d-f96a-4b3b-ae91-d47d263fc78f","2017-11-01T01:52:46.198698","2017-11-01T01:53:22.560342","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, discrimination, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [482,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Finalisation times of accepted complaints","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Finalisation times of accepted complaints presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a7848c9b-bf31-469e-a73c-2e49c364ff9d","2017-11-01T02:16:15.547105","2017-11-01T02:16:46.769332","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, finalisation, outcomes","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [483,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Final outcomes of complaints managed by conciliation","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Final outcomes of complaints (outcomes from agreements) achieved through conciliation, presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8de1e4da-398e-4a9f-baf2-0f62d39902bf","2017-11-01T02:03:23.076867","2017-11-01T02:04:01.219818","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","agreements, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, conciliation, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, outcomes","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [484,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Financial compensation for complainants achieved through conciliation","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Financial compensation for complainants achieved through conciliation, presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e3b4f5d7-511c-4222-b570-9eeb01d9f207","2017-11-01T02:09:55.947706","2017-11-01T02:10:32.282154","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","agreements, Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, conciliation, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, financial compensation, outcomes","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [485,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Gender identity of enquirers","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Gender identity of enquirers presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fe37f2c8-3dc3-42dd-bb34-84200c847cac","2017-11-01T01:57:17.414432","2017-11-01T01:57:57.145966","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, discrimination, enquirers, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, female, gender, gender identity, intersex, male, transgender","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [486,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – How complaints were received","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – How complaints were received presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f7286141-59f8-4ee1-a427-b79d9f778ded","2017-11-01T03:54:47.193545","2017-11-01T03:55:29.860747","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-01","2017-07-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, complaints lodged, complaints received, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [487,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – How enquiries were received","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – How enquiries were received presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/167dcbea-eaa6-47c4-9601-985df19cf448","2017-11-01T01:48:30.608827","2017-11-01T01:49:06.120205","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, complaints, discrimination, enquiries, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [488,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Outcomes of complaints managed by conciliation","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Outcomes of complaints managed by conciliation presented as a  time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9a1cfd7c-5ac9-4ca9-981b-a59032cf41a5","2017-11-01T01:37:49.457849","2017-11-01T01:38:28.333319","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [489,"Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data - Training and Community Education","Equal Opportunity Commission Annual Report Data – Training and Community Education presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cf2a60a3-2768-4876-ad78-fa4a1a4aeef3","2017-11-01T01:26:52.925851","2017-11-01T01:28:32.761137","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-01-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report, anti-discrimination, community education, discrimination, equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, equal opportunity commission, training","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [490,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - Consultants","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data - Consultants expenditure presented as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1ff37693-e2dc-4426-9c35-990a4377d90c","2019-05-31T00:59:16.781182","2019-05-31T02:33:29.469185","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","Annual report data, consultants","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [491,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - Contractors","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data - Contractors expenditure - 2017-18","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/91e11602-56bd-405b-9cd8-c5cebdf7ad01","2019-05-31T02:26:50.095557","2019-05-31T02:41:56.886727","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","annual report, contractors",null],
    [492,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - Executive Employment","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data - Executive Employment presented as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cddb6511-0b7e-43db-a647-ef574c201683","2019-05-31T02:10:13.561718","2019-05-31T02:34:16.601913","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","annual report, Executive Emlpoyment",null],
    [493,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - Instances of fraud recorded","ESCOSA Annual Report Data on instances of fraud presented as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a949fc86-8801-499b-b31b-c6deaa5ffdfa","2019-05-31T01:56:16.539641","2019-05-31T02:32:41.668796","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","annual report, Fraud","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [494,"ESCOSA Annual Report - Public complaints","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data - Public complaints presented as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bdae9a76-6443-4c5d-8ef8-51195fefa74f","2019-05-31T02:45:55.841441","2019-12-02T05:45:25.099264","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","annual report, complaints",null],
    [495,"ESCOSA - Annual Report - WHS & Return to Work","ESCOSA's Annual Report Data on workplace injury claims, WHS regulation and return to work costs as a 5 year time series from 2013 to 2018","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d2251916-20b8-4a47-abd9-6f80c8e45a43","2019-05-31T01:44:16.302765","2019-05-31T02:33:07.983577","escosa@escosa.sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Essential Services Commission (ESCOSA)","Annual report, return to work, WHS","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [496,"Event Notification","Provides a breakdown of whether subscribers have registered to receive updates for event parking controls and/or event roads closures and/or permanent parking control changes. This information also includes whether these updates were required to be sent to mobile phones and/or email. Information provided includes event dates.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cbcb4acb-a366-420f-9a5c-98eb2a7c6dc1","2015-06-04T02:36:44.930433","2017-06-26T04:15:40.150788","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2015","2015","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","car parking, email, events, notification, On Street Parking, parking controls, road closure, sms","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [497,"Events","Provides details of events that are planned in the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Automatic","/data/dataset/7b3c68d7-ca6f-46c7-bf81-9f7ee498e740","2014-05-26T04:13:15.798010","2018-06-18T03:54:50.923195","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, events, whats on","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [498,"SA Ambulance Service (SAAS) - Executive Employment","Executive employment in SAAS - SA Ambulance Service from 2013 to 2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f8948c42-d04c-47f9-949f-89ddc3d5b173","2017-09-26T02:02:06.322268","2019-12-05T01:04:22.114707","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Executive Employment, SA Ambulance Service, SAAS","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [499,"Executive Employment at the History Trust of South Australia","Executive employment at the History Trust of South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f751c9b2-ceb4-4c25-8dfa-06116a76e3df","2017-09-28T03:04:15.192438","2019-11-08T01:55:05.209179","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","executive employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [500,"Executive Employment","Executive employment at Defence SA since 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f479a93c-2bd7-4c28-b971-0596f6478acd","2017-09-14T03:34:48.889201","2018-10-19T00:23:24.736041","enquiries@defencesa.com",null,"2013-06-30","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Defence SA","defence, employment, executive, industry, south australia","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [501,"Executive employment in Education Standards Board","Executive employment in Education Standards Board","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2bd8e6b1-18aa-434f-a729-f7f4b0b47ee4","2018-09-03T00:32:14.030132","2019-11-17T23:37:50.598575","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-1","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","classification, employment, executive, tenured, untenured","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [502,"Executive employment in the agency - SA MET Advisory Council","SA MET Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Executive employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/284b9fa1-3597-408e-a5a4-1714c6df59ee","2017-09-18T07:20:01.979445","2019-12-04T03:36:59.133590","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2017-09-18","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Advisory, Council, employment, executive, Health, SA MET","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [503,"Executive Employment in the Department for Child Protection","Details of the number of Executives employed in DCP.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/51fa28a7-5220-45e0-ab73-92472f1b2c00","2018-09-03T06:18:53.885738","2019-09-24T02:47:20.314904","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","employment, executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [504,"Executive employment in the Department for Education","Number of people employed at an executive level in the Department for Education by classification level for the period 2013 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b6db6979-209f-4465-919f-9edbd06bae1e","2019-03-01T03:44:16.903210","2019-04-02T04:16:44.182008","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, education department, executive employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [505,"Executive Employment in the Department for Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Number of people employed at an executive level in DPTI by classification level.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f0d67ae0-f676-4a1a-8667-541fdbaa15f3","2017-09-11T07:56:21.643091","2019-11-04T03:57:07.000015","www.dpti.sa.gov.au/contact_us",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","classification, employment, executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [506,"Executive employment in the Department for Education and Child Development","Number of people employed at an executive level in DECD by classification level for the period 2013 to 2017 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e19528d1-d7ec-401f-a439-5bd880ec2b47","2018-02-22T00:56:41.432638","2018-06-07T06:26:37.623511","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, decd, education, executive employment",null],
    [507,"Executive Employment Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Executive Employment Reporting by Primary Industries and Regions South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/65ab2e0c-a25f-4ff1-a596-a0f6ed6f8e4d","2017-09-28T06:11:24.581347","2019-12-02T00:55:24.908493","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual Report Data, Executive employment, PIRSA","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [508,"Executive Employment Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Executive employment reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0cd878e5-a20e-487b-bcf3-6a90902c30a1","2017-11-03T05:58:27.188188","2019-10-31T00:00:16.023211","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","executive employment, government reporting and policy, south australian tourism commission, tourism","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [509,"Executive Employment","Executive employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1ff99eaf-e7bc-4c62-9196-8553d37fca1a","2017-09-29T04:55:06.249888","2018-10-22T04:54:32.808748","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [510,"Executive Employment","Executive employment ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c70f9a49-e33c-4ede-a298-34ee4d306698","2017-09-28T06:19:11.732905","2019-11-01T04:55:31.301701","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Renewal SA","government",null],
    [511,"Executive Employment – SA Mental Health Commission","The number of people employed in an executive position in the Commission in each year, broken down by category of executive.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/71e3c9c6-5202-499a-a6be-a281484b3304","2017-09-19T06:56:55.768351","2019-11-29T01:36:00.730333","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","Annual Report, Complaints, Disclosure, Open Government, SAMHC, South Australian Mental Health Commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [512,"Executives by Classification","Executives by Classification for years 2012/13 to 2018/19","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6f92269a-185b-4e40-bfb0-92f83952712e","2017-11-16T23:38:17.898484","2019-09-18T06:36:51.194418","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","Classification, Executives, SAFECOM","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [513,"Executives in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Executives in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/33df08ab-183b-4c30-b5e1-d4a4929ab71a","2019-12-04T05:17:00.014433","2019-12-04T05:23:39.753399","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","annual report, executives",null],
    [514,"Expiation Notice System Data","The expiation notice system (ENS) data provides statistical information on volumes of expiation notice offences processed for 3 rolling calendar years.  ENS “feeds” allow SAPOL to publish expiation data and developers to write applications that mange data to provide research outcomes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/f8647df4-617b-439c-8de2-6aadfc84826a","2014-07-10T05:59:55.469297","2020-04-21T03:58:35.234982","SAPOL.Informationrelease@police.sa.gov.au","Offences presented on notices","2012-07-01","2019-09-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australia Police","blood alcohol, cannabis, drink driving, expiation notices, expiation offence, fines, fixed camera, mobile camera, police, safety cameras, SAPOL, SA Police, smoking, speeding, traffic light, under the influence, unregistered vehicle","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [515,"ExploreSA: Gawler Challenge datasets","ExploreSA: The Gawler Challenge is a global online competition from the Government of South Australia. For quick access to South Australian open data, the SARIG product catalog has created an “ExploreSAGawlerChallenge” tag to filter data of interest for the challenge. The product catalog uses the metadata profile of ISO19115 and allows you to discover and query metadata, including links to associated resources such as web services, maps, publications or data downloads.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bbf5cf5a-e85d-4a99-a848-ad5cd5cce9e4","2020-03-12T05:26:24.307367","2020-03-12T05:28:49.265869","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","open data competition",null],
    [516,"Soil Exposure","Exposure to harsh winds and sun, as determined by local topography and prevailing winds, can impede plant growth. Mapping shows the highest degree of exposure in a map unit (provided it accounts for at least 30%), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each exposure class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/d6931ccf-5e33-4b51-b18d-59be1508e1f4","2016-06-09T03:24:26.124307","2020-02-18T23:28:50.501903","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [517,"External Consultants Engaged by SAFA During the Financial Year","External consultants engaged by SAFA during the Financial Year categorizing consultants by expenditure amounts above $10,000 and below $10,000","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3b6a58a0-8e8c-4d84-b07e-99e5368586db","2018-08-14T00:38:21.318188","2019-11-17T22:41:09.038149","lisa.ellul@sa.gov.au","Department, Branch, Unit","2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA)","annual report, consultants, government","finance-and-employment"],
    [518,"External contractors engaged by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Details of all external contractors engaged by DPTI, the nature of work undertaken and the total cost.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f2e55230-b882-4d4e-9f35-bc6cb1bc0453","2018-09-14T06:25:50.054708","2019-11-04T03:21:18.679604","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","contractors, Cost","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [519,"Eyre Peninsula NRM Board Annual Report Data","Eyre Peninsula NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bf2c9c75-97b7-42ce-bc7d-83f4d711cb55","2017-07-23T23:19:16.565744","2019-02-22T00:01:07.949264","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [520,"Families and Income","The data file presents counts of families in different income and family composition categories based on their place of usual residence, from 2011 Census of Population and Housing.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5db51968-5902-4bf5-a177-ad83d805bd38","2013-05-27T07:49:45.675335","2016-06-08T07:14:13.043819","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Children, Communities, Cost of Living, Demographics, Families, Income, Population, Suburbs","finance-and-employment"],
    [521,"Fauna Species Observations","The fauna data set contains the spatial locations of fauna species observation data maintained by Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) in the Biological Databases of South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/edb5fe99-63da-425c-a5db-f8f54d156f9f","2013-05-17T08:05:22.694738","2016-07-07T02:46:10.573633","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Biological, Conservation, Fauna, nature","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [522,"Feedback","Feedback given to Carrick Hill about visitor experience.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ac89f83c-915a-437e-9367-aec52ce443d3","2019-09-10T00:59:11.879469","2019-09-10T01:00:08.712663","Curator.carrick@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Carrick Hill","Feedback",null],
    [523,"Fees & Charges","This dataset provides a list of all the fees and charges that exist within Adelaide City Council along with the GST, authority and legislative types.\nFiles are included from 2010 financial year to current.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/1f232b6f-4e90-4ebf-9dcd-ad3d84cf2d8d","2014-05-29T00:01:30.440193","2019-07-09T23:07:08.783918","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Across the Council","N/A","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","charges, fees, pricing","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [524,"Field Crop Production Estimates","This dataset contains final estimate for Field Crop Production. Crops include: Wheat, Durum, Barley, Triticale, peas, lupins, Beans, chick peas, Lentils, Vetch, Canola, Safflower, linseed.  Estimates from produce season 2002-2003 to 2011-2012.\t","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3fdeb734-bb9d-4c2c-a581-3c98b71223a2","2013-05-30T07:19:05.105891","2016-06-08T02:00:21.516627","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","agriculture, farming, food, grain, produce, resources","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [525,"Financial Services - Bank Reconciliations Completed within Agreed Timeframes","Bank reconciliations completed within agreed timeframe (by agency) for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/df893d32-e0df-4330-a34b-9a8b9a7d9b3f","2015-06-01T05:37:24.123104","2015-06-01T05:38:23.763203","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","bank, finances, financial services, reconciliation","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [526,"Financial Services - FINFAAB01 NUMBER OF ASSETS (WITH A UNIQUE ASSET NUMBER) IN THE REGISTER","Financial Services - FINFAAB01 NUMBER OF ASSETS (WITH A UNIQUE ASSET NUMBER) IN THE REGISTER","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/85329cbf-6145-49e6-8559-5f22175d1a2f","2016-06-29T05:05:54.592481","2016-06-29T06:48:06.631755","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [527,"Financial Services - FINFAAB02 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - ADDITIONS","Financial Services - FINFAAB02 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - ADDITIONS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dff2a932-1422-4aa6-91f3-aeeeb2d5c7da","2016-06-29T05:06:46.503425","2016-06-29T06:41:44.555830","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [528,"Financial Services - FINFAAB03 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - REVALUATIONS","Financial Services - FINFAAB03 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - REVALUATIONS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/663ced88-4c8d-4785-90fa-be4836b3f3a7","2016-06-29T05:07:24.829788","2016-06-29T06:47:04.441902","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [529,"Financial Services - FINFAAB04 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - DISPOSALS","Financial Services - FINFAAB04 NUMBER OF ASSET MOVEMENTS (EXCLUDING DEPRECIATION) - DISPOSALS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4be3acf7-56ba-47a1-99fa-17ee428205b5","2016-06-29T05:08:17.295053","2016-06-30T02:18:28.244926","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [530,"Financial Services - FINFAAB05 NUMBER OF STOCKTAKES COMPLETED","Financial Services - FINFAAB05 NUMBER OF STOCKTAKES COMPLETED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f39e4223-743c-4d8a-a773-832cc6c5f521","2016-06-29T05:09:25.944642","2016-06-29T06:49:00.067399","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [531,"Financial Services - FINFAAP01 NUMBER OF RECONCILIATIONS DUE TO BE COMPLETED","Financial Services - FINFAAP01 NUMBER OF RECONCILIATIONS DUE TO BE COMPLETED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d7e40301-b566-4670-ac3f-1dde8a64908f","2016-06-29T05:17:28.714789","2016-06-29T06:49:59.225048","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [532,"Financial Services - FINFAAP02 NUMBER OF RECONCILIATIONS COMPLETED ON TIME FY16","Financial Services - FINFAAP02 NUMBER OF RECONCILIATIONS COMPLETED ON TIME FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0a92c23f-9564-4dbe-b6c0-1ad51203b69f","2016-06-29T05:18:43.178451","2016-06-29T06:46:33.459681","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [533,"Financial Services - FINGAB01 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER TRANSACTIONS","Financial Services - FINGAB01 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER TRANSACTIONS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cb7c1569-944e-41be-9f21-1051c925ea35","2016-06-28T23:30:16.583592","2016-06-29T06:23:32.987808","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [534,"Financial Services - FINGAB02 NUMBER OF ACTIVE POSTING ACCOUNTS","Financial Services - FINGAB02 NUMBER OF ACTIVE POSTING ACCOUNTS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/61d4f074-3c80-410b-b1fd-3fe18fcaacb7","2016-06-28T23:31:29.487884","2016-06-29T06:24:29.198600","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [535,"Financial Services - FINGAB03 NUMBER OF MANUAL JOURNAL LINES","Financial Services - FINGAB03 NUMBER OF MANUAL JOURNAL LINES","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/582ac4c6-cb85-4bc8-a7fc-5793288f0063","2016-06-28T23:32:20.019091","2016-06-29T06:24:03.601607","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [536,"Financial Services - FINGAB06 NUMBER OF ACTIVE PROJECTS","Financial Services - FINGAB06 NUMBER OF ACTIVE PROJECTS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/075bfcab-c741-4b49-b3da-34109bff3d75","2016-06-28T23:33:06.475376","2016-06-29T06:27:47.243111","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [537,"Financial Services - FINGAP01 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER CLOSE-OFFS","Financial Services - FINGAP01 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER CLOSE-OFFS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/11191414-b3db-4a6f-8342-a709cbc4221c","2016-06-28T23:33:47.458907","2016-06-29T06:22:56.194119","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [538,"Financial Services - FINGAP02 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER CLOSE-OFFS COMPLETED ON TIME","Financial Services - FINGAP02 NUMBER OF GENERAL LEDGER CLOSE-OFFS COMPLETED ON TIME","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5b62492f-1202-442b-bc92-9414365f34a9","2016-06-28T23:34:30.075276","2016-06-30T05:18:28.537242","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [539,"Financial Services - FINGAP03 NUMBER OF JOURNALS POSTED","Financial Services - FINGAP03 NUMBER OF JOURNALS POSTED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3e4ebb53-4ab6-479d-8cd4-0eb904220b86","2016-06-28T23:35:05.511444","2016-06-30T04:52:04.759336","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [540,"Financial Services - FINGAP04 NUMBER OF JOURNALS POSTED ON TIME","Financial Services - FINGAP04 NUMBER OF JOURNALS POSTED ON TIME","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e68b81b2-b328-4de2-8875-84983e4587ce","2016-06-28T23:35:45.694065","2016-06-30T04:59:02.046249","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [541,"Financial Services - FINGAP05 NUMBER OF BANK RECONCILIATIONS","Financial Services - FINGAP05 NUMBER OF BANK RECONCILIATIONS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ea963023-4ec6-48cb-9438-927b0e1b9b10","2016-06-28T23:36:29.702646","2016-06-30T05:25:10.972728","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [542,"Financial Services - FINGAP06 NUMBER OF BANK RECONCILIATIONS COMPLETED ON TIME","Financial Services - FINGAP06 NUMBER OF BANK RECONCILIATIONS COMPLETED ON TIME","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/54799263-6d61-4d6a-a8e7-c339bd70881f","2016-06-28T23:37:33.179792","2016-06-30T04:58:04.832291","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [543,"Financial Services - FINTCB01 NUMBER OF PAYROLL TAX OR OTHER RETURNS LODGED","Financial Services - FINTCB01 NUMBER OF PAYROLL TAX OR OTHER RETURNS LODGED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d1d7fe64-c49b-4789-8947-5fbc3fd800bb","2016-06-29T02:04:45.252267","2016-06-30T05:24:31.301523","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [544,"Financial Services - FINTCBP01 NUMBER OF BAS OR IAS LODGED","Financial Services - FINTCBP01 NUMBER OF BAS OR IAS LODGED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fed80a40-24b9-4e37-a9df-67dd500d4a4a","2016-06-29T02:05:27.289764","2016-06-30T05:25:45.110211","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [545,"Financial Services - FINTCBP02 NUMBER OF FBT RETURNS LODGED FY16","Financial Services - FINTCBP02 NUMBER OF FBT RETURNS LODGED FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8f26d991-daa7-437b-90f6-dfc7c8c823b6","2016-06-29T02:06:34.179797","2016-06-29T06:19:22.075946","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [546,"Financial Services - FINTCP01 NUMBER OF BAS OR IAS LODGED ON TIME","Financial Services - FINTCP01 NUMBER OF BAS OR IAS LODGED ON TIME","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d546f15-1b99-4f8f-af7a-387d9ca81f0b","2016-06-29T02:09:26.399604","2016-06-30T05:27:23.516039","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [547,"Financial Services - FINTCP02 NUMBER OF FBT RETURNS LODGED ON TIME","Financial Services - FINTCP02 NUMBER OF FBT RETURNS LODGED ON TIME","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9bab982e-8953-48a2-a438-9f7c5327ce0e","2016-06-29T02:10:03.801042","2016-06-30T05:19:39.631808","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [548,"Financial Services - Number of assets in the register reconciled to the general ledger","Financial Services - Number of assets (with a unique asset number) in the register that is reconciled to the general ledger (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/653b61d7-13a3-4e39-aea2-c8f9b1a88c19","2015-06-01T00:56:14.838918","2015-06-02T01:27:54.544404","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","assets, government assets, reconciled","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [549,"Financial Services - Number of Financial Statements and Notes to Accounts","Number of financial statements and notes to accounts produced within agreed timeframes (by agency) for 2013-2014 financial year.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/5f13e1b6-3ca8-4ece-b809-e6cb13a4607c","2015-06-01T05:40:22.622276","2015-06-02T00:57:46.920908","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2014-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, finances, financial statements","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [550,"Financial Services - Number of general ledger transactions - Projection","Number of general ledger transactions (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9d231b6-fd66-4067-933a-43873ffdb700","2015-06-01T00:47:42.366028","2015-06-02T01:27:30.185831","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","finances, forecasting, general ledger","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [551,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Manual Invoices","Accounts Receivable - Number of Manual Invoices FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8613c473-7b56-4bc0-a382-667fe28e7c2a","2016-06-24T01:19:04.807683","2016-06-29T06:33:03.023775","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [552,"Accounts Receivable - Number of External Feed or Feeder System Invoices","Accounts Receivable - Number of External Feed or Feeder System Invoices","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eaa4b11f-8139-4ed2-b1f3-c04c69e365cc","2016-06-24T01:20:29.428241","2016-06-29T06:32:33.383566","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [553,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Manual Remittances","Accounts Receivable - Number of Manual Remittances","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/70dacc7b-a0ca-4946-ba71-ef9d1e6db420","2016-06-24T01:21:27.995616","2016-06-29T06:35:49.675417","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","sports-and-recreation"],
    [554,"Accounts Receivable - Number of External Feed or Feeder System Remittances","Accounts Receivable - Number of External Feed or Feeder System Remittances","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/13a825ab-8e7e-4b57-b30d-fa933151457d","2016-06-24T01:22:35.852669","2016-06-29T06:33:28.319884","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","sports-and-recreation"],
    [555,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Credit Notes or Debit Adjustments Due to Error","Accounts Receivable - Number of Credit Notes or Debit Adjustments Due to Error","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dc78f40f-a65a-40f4-80d6-59d6420c2363","2016-06-24T01:23:56.211591","2016-06-29T06:31:30.916640","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [556,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Raised Within 3 Days","Accounts Receivable - Number of Raised Within 3 Days","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9cfa0215-d389-48ad-b654-2d72292d633b","2016-06-24T01:24:50.212040","2016-06-29T06:33:55.272234","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [557,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls To SSSA","Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls To SSSA ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bb4c3292-f17c-4dec-8c5d-7041b75373e7","2016-06-24T01:25:46.048703","2016-06-29T06:35:24.363467","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [558,"Accounts Receivable - Average Call Duration To SSSA","Accounts Receivable - Average Call Duration To SSSA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/80154e36-959a-4f31-8c3f-aefb7beabc07","2016-06-24T01:26:43.022395","2016-06-30T04:23:15.636559","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [559,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received","Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/57632157-b169-4dbd-bf5e-7178d40d9503","2016-06-24T01:27:37.449589","2016-06-30T03:03:28.792823","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [560,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Banked in Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Banked in Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2ad2945a-899d-4a54-b985-339f15c0a11d","2016-06-24T01:28:32.455132","2016-06-30T02:57:55.731172","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [561,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Debtor Reports Made Available in Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Debtor Reports Made Available in Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e497d21f-7eae-402e-a34d-22443d2875fa","2016-06-24T01:29:37.740683","2016-06-30T03:04:24.620680","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [562,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Month End Close Completed Within Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Month End Close Completed Within Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b49cc8c1-3ebf-414a-9188-464007159602","2016-06-24T01:30:51.270285","2016-06-30T03:02:35.449562","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [563,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Statements Made Available Within Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Statements Made Available Within Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9e254ac3-cdfa-4f71-8ccc-f04d3574e76b","2016-06-24T01:31:47.361062","2016-06-30T04:42:41.210390","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [564,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Banked in Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Banked in Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/af3b785b-f1cc-4caa-b56b-0979fa785efe","2016-06-24T01:32:51.947817","2016-06-30T03:03:09.449099","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [565,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received Late But Banked in Agreed Timeframes","Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received Late But Banked in Agreed Timeframes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dfe35415-c1ea-4bae-85dd-05fca2b9c280","2016-06-24T01:34:24.476563","2016-06-29T06:36:21.423198","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [566,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received Late Or Incomplete","Accounts Receivable - Number of Cash or Cheque Payments Received Late Or Incomplete","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/de506879-8928-44dc-ae1a-113c0f4b378e","2016-06-24T01:35:21.988948","2016-06-29T06:36:47.294558","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [567,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls Answered Successfully by SSSA","Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls Answered Successfully by SSSA ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f1402a5d-5d29-474c-b5e1-016f1b0e9a4f","2016-06-24T01:36:30.364160","2016-06-29T06:39:16.253081","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [568,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls Answered Within 50 Seconds by SSSA","Accounts Receivable - Number of Calls Answered Within 50 Seconds by SSSA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1ea0226a-3bd6-4c88-8bc7-7d8b1190ff83","2016-06-24T01:37:27.821357","2016-06-29T06:37:26.936153","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [569,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 0-30 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 0-30 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a59dc351-ca65-49b7-b404-d760b8390e3c","2016-06-24T01:42:50.335868","2016-06-29T06:38:51.885801","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [570,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 31-60 Days Old FY16","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 31-60 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/49a62db7-6aed-4ad9-a989-735ee5388952","2016-06-24T01:43:44.463760","2016-06-29T06:38:00.043651","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [571,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 61-90 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 61-90 Days Old ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3bc23ede-0379-4608-951a-fed2c188b0cd","2016-06-24T01:44:44.466651","2016-06-29T06:38:26.714578","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [572,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 91-120 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 91-120 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5e2567bb-0e14-4158-8c92-83002a2df3bd","2016-06-24T01:45:35.507808","2016-06-30T04:22:22.624381","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [573,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 121-150 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 121-150 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8656a6dc-f269-4477-bebf-55200294fd4b","2016-06-24T01:46:26.083409","2016-06-30T04:43:31.290123","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [574,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 180 or More Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Debts 180 or More Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8ecad605-3dd1-45ea-a8a8-3ac37d3ed54c","2016-06-24T01:47:17.614258","2016-06-30T04:43:55.020764","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [575,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 0-30 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 0-30 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/09de27bb-9976-4207-a96f-c84e77c8b22a","2016-06-24T01:48:13.934420","2016-06-30T04:44:18.990257","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [576,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 31-60 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 31-60 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/54bf0dcf-6c81-4a5c-82c2-4ba46a32a1bb","2016-06-24T01:49:01.105989","2016-06-30T04:41:00.068150","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [577,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 61-90 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 61-90 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c2078e11-3c14-486a-b66e-ada500518c7c","2016-06-24T01:49:50.289188","2016-06-30T04:39:50.196751","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [578,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 91-120 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 91-120 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/259e08a6-5814-4435-a996-f8ab22635ff6","2016-06-24T01:50:33.938812","2016-06-30T04:43:04.838572","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [579,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 121-150 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 121-150 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/aba24648-1495-4f0e-b326-82f45b6d97c9","2016-06-24T01:51:17.128207","2016-06-29T06:40:17.188748","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [580,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 180 or More Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Debts 180 or More Days Old FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ff01f764-171a-4636-9bd8-4b4b2424212b","2016-06-24T01:52:17.331600","2016-06-29T06:43:23.722012","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [581,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Debts 151-180 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Debts 151-180 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c7eac3c0-df1e-4703-99b3-744c492b6a01","2016-06-24T01:53:14.823636","2016-06-29T06:45:47.586370","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [582,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Debts 151-180 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Debts 151-180 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/30efb85b-5478-4d44-bbc4-808aab2e411d","2016-06-24T01:54:34.324206","2016-06-29T06:44:46.868323","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [583,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 0-30 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 0-30 Days Old ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a4101562-4e99-414b-aed6-ff20b2e532fa","2016-06-24T01:56:27.040441","2016-06-29T06:40:52.524444","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [584,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4cd0efae-1c02-48bc-8328-628d592af6de","2016-06-24T01:57:17.011117","2016-06-29T06:41:15.604102","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [585,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 61-90 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts 61-90 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ec54bcf2-7d3a-478f-bfc7-b6d36ede5f82","2016-06-24T01:58:01.170201","2016-06-29T06:42:58.921033","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [586,"Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts Greater Than 90 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Number of Current Unapplied Receipts Greater Than 90 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ec0cbfe2-b381-4e82-b0a8-bd45c7caa0b8","2016-06-24T01:59:00.086250","2016-06-29T06:39:43.086244","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [587,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 0-30 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 0-30 Days Old ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/93358f88-f9f4-4e53-bfdd-7fa297f414dd","2016-06-24T02:00:01.447904","2016-06-30T02:55:35.150950","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [588,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/212887fc-0b32-4ee3-8649-dfd54be78998","2016-06-24T02:00:50.087901","2016-06-30T04:44:43.380029","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [589,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied Receipts 31-60 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fb898af2-d5b1-4fe5-b9c9-efb3fb922181","2016-06-24T02:01:58.032711","2016-06-30T04:45:06.478624","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [590,"Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied ReceiptsGreater than 90 Days Old","Accounts Receivable - Dollar Amount of Current Unapplied ReceiptsGreater than 90 Days Old","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/71ca8225-d2cf-49b7-9ae2-9f3ce87b68bd","2016-06-24T02:02:45.587656","2016-06-30T04:57:29.034545","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Receivable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [591,"FINGAP07 NUMBER OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND NOTES TO ACCOUNTS PRODUCED","FINGAP07 NUMBER OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND NOTES TO ACCOUNTS PRODUCED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/55448b75-d91b-4644-b919-380caf061255","2016-06-28T23:38:25.900645","2016-06-30T05:19:00.243362","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Financial Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [592,"Fire Cause by Incident Group","Fire Cause by Incident Group","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c95e784e-8b8d-49ad-998d-1e2cdc6be23c","2017-11-15T06:26:44.876781","2018-12-14T00:39:38.109061","freeman.peter@cfs.sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [593,"Bushfires and Prescribed Burns History","This dataset provides state-wide fire scar mapping for major bushfires that have occurred within South Australia. It also provides fire scar mapping for prescribed burning activities that have occurred on land managed by the State Government Agencies (Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources, Forestry SA and SA Water). A landscape approach is used for fire history mapping but may be incomplete for a given reserve and region. “Burnoffs” on private land are excluded from this dataset. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e5434c77-9815-48e6-8ea7-fb35c78f6786","2015-06-11T04:55:51.820330","2020-02-24T02:29:41.059487","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","burnt area, bushfire, fire, fire incidents","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [594,"Fire Service Incidents","The detail provided in this dataset is a broad indication of all incidents attended by the South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service for a 5 year period. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b117944b-2ff8-4b28-811e-7c7fb32b2fc3","2014-06-26T05:25:44.874274","2019-11-06T05:57:53.733993","datasa@sa.gov.au","Daily","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","emergency, fire, fire incidents",null],
    [595,"First Home Owner Grant","The First Home Owner Grant is paid by the State Government to eligible first home owners. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/cbde0af4-6547-40c6-b3d6-b54c6689eb44","2016-09-02T06:53:28.591893","2016-09-02T06:56:58.683917","CommServices@sa.gov.au","Aggregate","2000-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","grant, housing","finance-and-employment, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [596,"Fitness Stations in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Map layer of Fitness Station locations featured in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield parks.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cf5cc0c5-8947-4054-a038-7d45682ce488","2019-11-14T05:08:13.365428","2019-11-14T05:11:37.947028","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","unit","2019-11-14",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","exercise, exercise equipment, fitness, fitness stations","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [597,"Videography Flightlines of Watercourses","Digital video imagery of 3,800km of watercourses within the Mount Lofty Ranges was captured with the use of a gyro-stabilised digital video camera installed on the underside of a helicopter. Please refer to the attached metadata document for more information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/8c25f717-eda8-4ebc-838f-777d151ebf35","2013-05-17T07:10:41.812338","2020-02-19T00:41:35.973327","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","July 2003",null,"Mount Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Aerial Photography, Aerial Videography, Remote Sensing, Videography, Water, Watercourse Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [598,"Flooding Susceptibility (soils)","Susceptibility to flooding imposes a serious limitation on land especially where infrastructure is required. Mapping shows the proportion of land susceptible to flooding, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total areas of susceptible land (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/88979d53-3ae2-493c-8600-0661137e987d","2016-06-09T03:26:36.283605","2020-02-18T23:01:20.179422","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [599,"Flood Mapping","Studies undertaken to determine the possible high flow rates and anticipated flood flow paths of watercourses in Onkaparinga. The information is used to help inform our development plan, and identify potential stormwater infrastructure improvements.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/5545289a-fe3a-4598-b48f-7d33905de49c","2016-06-23T05:46:41.963237","2019-07-26T06:12:41.409272","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","flood, map, onkaparinga","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [600,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 100GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and\nrisk management activities for the River Murray. The study\npredicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured\nat the border to South Australia which are expressed in\nmegalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a94b797c-412d-4532-a29c-5479fca6a9fb","2016-06-20T23:56:20.181292","2020-02-18T05:14:47.300053","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [601,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 120GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/99549b51-0ca8-4cb2-9d81-2356ac3646cd","2016-06-21T00:08:03.939534","2020-02-18T05:15:41.527514","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [602,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 130GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/63faad8c-0418-41d1-8485-6cfcb43e52f2","2016-06-21T00:13:56.428888","2020-02-18T05:16:56.303507","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [603,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 140GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cffee08b-f744-4e8f-816c-5a8f76ee3bcd","2016-06-21T00:23:23.697086","2020-02-18T03:17:29.649572","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [604,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 160GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f8ac6aed-df1a-40bd-99be-1924c179e572","2016-06-21T00:34:07.449370","2020-02-18T05:44:12.118969","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [605,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 180GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f0d59cff-1ef8-43d3-a210-e4d8ea6a43c6","2016-06-21T00:39:11.020618","2020-02-18T05:41:29.440357","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [606,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 200GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/841d6c00-024b-4915-b0a6-1d6ee902ba53","2016-06-21T00:43:51.746891","2020-02-18T05:42:48.406261","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [607,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 250GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0aa89fd4-134c-4463-80fd-77a323bb87d9","2016-06-21T00:47:27.269552","2020-02-18T05:48:39.809509","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [608,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 300GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f0a4c1de-2fa2-4c54-90f4-782812e98247","2016-06-21T01:03:11.320318","2020-02-18T05:47:04.986262","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"See Metadata","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [609,"Flood Mapping of the River Murray 341GL","This study was undertaken to assist in flood preparedness and risk management activities for the River Murray. The study predicts the flood extent for a range of flows when measured at the border to South Australia which are expressed in megalitres per day (ML/d). Scenario datasets released include: lOOGL,120GL,130GL,140GL, 160GL, 180GL, 200GL, 250GL, 300GL, 341GL.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/07285de5-bbd3-4c29-ac6b-05abb501748b","2016-06-21T01:09:33.774345","2020-02-18T05:45:54.284685","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, flood, river murray","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [610,"Flora Species Observations","The flora data set represents the spatial locations of flora species observation data maintained by DEWNR in the Biological Databases of South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e059ea9f-5ef6-4771-ae28-88759e0e30c6","2013-05-17T08:12:53.612110","2016-07-07T02:48:07.649139","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","October 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Biological Conservation, Conservation, Flora, Nature","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [611,"Food and Beverage Scorecard","The South Australian Food ScoreCard is important data that evaluates the contribution made by the food and beverage industry to South Australia’s economy from production to consumption 1999 -2012 data.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/09c3bfd1-e1e9-4148-907d-b7abfee137c7","2013-05-28T03:54:02.226141","2016-06-08T02:00:33.589374","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Agriculture, Economies, Employment, Fisheries, Food, Food Manufacturing","business-industry-and-trade, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [612,"Footpath Network","Provides geographic location and attribute data for all footpath assets within the Adelaide City Council area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2f12ea3f-55a7-4ad7-9802-822ea88f9df2","2016-06-30T07:29:48.315172","2016-07-08T07:05:30.589174","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null," Adelaide and North Adelaide ","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Footpath","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [613,"Footpaths in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Footpaths in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.\nPolygon spatial layer. Attributed with asset id and structural material.\nThe spatial extent of each footpath is a schematic representation only and in many cases includes the area of the verge too. However the Length and Width field values are accurate. Data available to download in various formats from Council's open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7a286883-a9bd-4619-99ed-42f5807df2cb","2015-05-28T07:21:04.515776","2019-09-09T04:06:09.128266","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2018-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, footpaths, infrastructure, port adelaide enfield","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [614,"ForwardIT Digital Literacy Resources Content","The ForwardIT website was decommissioned 31 January 2017. \nContent that was developed by the Department of State Development is still available upon request.\nContact the Infoline on 1800 506 266 or email WorkReady@sa.gov.au for more information.\nThe information and resources will enable users to increase their digital literacy skills, confidence and knowledge to allow them to take advantage of technology to enhance their daily personal, work, leisure and family lives","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9be6ec4b-ab47-4f3f-9eb4-533e9db7d5b2","2013-05-22T06:02:36.551008","2017-06-19T06:58:05.705447","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","community, digital literacy, education, internet, Skills, technology, Training","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [615,"Fraud Detected","Number of instances of alleged fraud identified ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f3ab015c-866c-450b-a74c-e52b2e8a7222","2017-09-28T06:11:43.063566","2019-09-19T05:02:25.510311","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Renewal SA","goverment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [616,"Fraud detected in Education Standards Board","Instances of fraud detected in Education Standards Board","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0cc29c9c-0347-4677-bcd1-92a7521ed5fa","2018-09-02T23:57:47.100056","2019-11-17T23:20:31.420997","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","fraud instances education standards board","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [617,"Windmill Theatre Co Fraud detected in the agency","Summary of fraud detected in the agency","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f74ff3b8-8932-47a3-ac51-d402fd536e39","2018-09-18T06:41:44.838363","2019-10-17T01:50:49.621222","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,null],
    [618,"Fraud detected in the agency - SA MET Advisory Council","SA MET Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Fraud","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/416acd7b-c6db-4657-b36d-80a9d5c88a14","2017-09-18T07:07:07.583125","2019-12-04T03:33:39.334254","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2017-09-18","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","advisory, council, fraud, Health, SAMET","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [619,"Fraud Detected in the Department for Child Protection","Details of fraud detected in the Department for Child Protection","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d9725de4-0eba-4241-b51e-d0406dd52b8a","2018-09-03T05:14:20.757576","2019-09-24T00:29:05.727187","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","Fraud, Risk","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [620,"Fraud detected in the Department for Education","Number of instances of fraud detected in the Department for Education by type of fraud for the period 2013 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0bf5e633-fe83-4aba-914b-27739a7605cd","2019-03-01T03:36:39.194938","2019-04-02T04:17:07.141509","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, education department, fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [621,"Fraud Detected in the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Number of instances of fraud detected in DPTI by type of fraud.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/04c1b42c-b121-4af0-bd41-7088f9d0ad93","2017-09-11T05:59:10.060550","2019-11-04T03:52:42.575970","www.dpti.sa.gov.au/contact_us",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","annual report, employment, executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [622,"Fraud Detected in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Fraud Detected in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3c611d24-8db8-47f3-9e2a-54eb5364adb9","2019-12-04T05:18:07.140279","2019-12-04T05:23:25.188032","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","annual report, fraud detected",null],
    [623,"Fraud Detected","Number of instances of alleged fraud identified ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/827af09e-9f5d-459c-90d1-2b1f302ed775","2017-09-29T04:18:37.212127","2018-10-22T04:57:02.032610","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [624,"Fraud Detected in the Agency – SA Mental Health Commission","The number of instances of fraud detected each year in the South Australian Mental Health Commission, broken down by category of fraud.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4ef32aa9-166a-4c53-a735-a2a8937de21f","2017-08-28T04:58:13.903448","2019-11-29T01:26:36.221963","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","Annual Report, Disclosure, Fraud, Open Government, SAMHC, South Australian Mental Health Commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [625,"Fraud detected within the Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Fraud detected within the Department of the Premier and Cabinet displayed by financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d4d850a1-bdd3-400d-9c86-94e2ec814d63","2017-09-25T06:28:37.139984","2019-10-16T06:27:27.388471","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Cabinet, Fraud, Premier, Risk","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [626,"Fraud detection at History Trust of South Australia","Fraud detected at History Trust of South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7b7f379c-d4a9-4b60-8c3e-92a42a2fc346","2017-09-28T02:56:50.547552","2019-11-08T01:50:25.812588","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [627,"Fraud Detection","Fraud detected in Defence SA since 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a51d5494-ece2-4c7e-a139-229046f0d9cc","2017-09-14T03:46:53.011883","2019-10-22T03:48:20.196922","enquiries@defencesa.com",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Defence SA","defence, defence state, fraud, industry, south australia","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [628,"Fraud detected in the Department for Education and Child Development","Number of instances of fraud detected in DECD by type of fraud for the period 2013 to 2017 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5c3bfd61-6f58-4810-959e-8111707be989","2018-02-22T01:00:39.804695","2018-05-08T05:29:40.820125","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, decd, education, fraud",null],
    [629,"Fraud Detection Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Fraud Detection Reporting by Primary Industries and Regions South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c568c58c-96cf-47e6-a391-493472983194","2017-09-28T06:18:02.661069","2019-12-02T00:56:02.032560","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual Report Data, Fraud, PIRSA","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [630,"Fraud Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Fraud reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/97f8b718-e3ad-4ac4-9d3d-566f3e11910f","2017-11-03T05:27:55.985560","2019-10-31T00:29:56.654149","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","annual report, fraud, government reporting and policy, tourism","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [631,"Fraud - SA Ambulance","Fraud data for SAAS - SA Ambulance 2013-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6d184c27-c4dc-4138-9306-b58367817eac","2017-09-28T07:14:50.760144","2019-12-05T01:27:09.738642","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Fraud, SA Ambulance, SAAS","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [632,"Freedom Of Information","Freedom Of Information requests recieved by Adelaide City Council since 2012","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ebeccda9-2e9b-4de9-8e56-ca867021c9fd","2015-06-09T05:16:52.262737","2016-06-08T05:28:01.605628","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2012-01-23","2014-12-24","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","FOI, foi log, freedomofinformation, freedom of information, requests","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [633,"Frequency of suspensions per student in SA Government Schools during Term 2","The frequency of students suspended from SA Government Schools during Term 2. Data is from Term 2 2012 onwards.\n\nSuspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.\n\nStudents may be suspended on multiple occasions.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e81d566a-21f0-4867-81ab-11d4c45c9a61","2018-05-11T02:44:52.710267","2019-05-17T03:45:53.228555","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Term 2 aggregation","2012-04-01","2017-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, government, schools, students",null],
    [634,"Fruit Fly Pest Free Areas","This spatial dataset contains polygons that represent current Fruit Fly Pest Free Areas (FF-PFAs) in South Australia. FF-PFAs in this dataset are maintained in accordance with the International Plant Protection Convention's (1PPC) International Standard for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM26). While this dataset is intended to contain only South Australian FF-PFAs, the \"Riverland Fruit Fly Pest Free Area\" is an exception, in that it partly extends into Victoria.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/eec4c2d9-9fc6-4324-9674-3755cb899b4d","2019-08-29T02:52:41.554718","2020-02-19T00:23:00.838142","datasa@sa.gov.au","High","N/A",null,"South Australia + Small portion of Victoria","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Fruit Fly, Pest Free Area, Quarantine","emergency-and-safety, transport-travel-and-motoring, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [635,"Full-time and part-time enrolments in SA government secondary schools","Enrolments in SA Government secondary schools from 2013 by full-time and part-time persons collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3ecf0131-f81f-4f16-aa02-43b1adc6c771","2018-05-10T23:59:06.541351","2019-05-17T04:00:47.828406","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolements, government, school, students",null],
    [636,"Fund My Idea","Data collected from all Fund my Idea Engagements via the YourSAy website. Data is collected by South Australian regions.\nhttp://yoursay.sa.gov.au/fundmyidea/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b21e06b3-ff5c-4421-9d5a-1509465e836f","2015-06-23T00:59:24.226365","2015-06-23T01:48:08.782550","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-06-22","2015-05-25","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community projects, community voice, funding, idea, project support, regions","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [637,"Funds SA Annual Reporting Information","5 year history of information detailed in Funds SA's Annual Report ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/91dcf039-33be-4043-96a3-9299038e302f","2017-09-27T02:27:39.897211","2018-11-20T01:31:05.385349","fundssa@funds.sa.gov.au",null,"2013-01-07","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Funds SA","annual report, complaints, consultants, executives","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [638,"Future Urban Growth Areas","Future Urban Growth Areas are areas that have been identified for urban expansion in the 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide 2017 Update. More information: http://livingadelaide.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/59a5bd2a-05f1-4a0c-ac8f-c7fab11d0557","2017-06-02T02:33:18.506199","2020-02-19T00:15:34.677787","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-03-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","development, greater adelaide, growth, planning, strategy, urban","business-industry-and-trade, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [639,"Gas Storage Tenements","Location of all current Gas Storage Tenements issued under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act, 2000. \n\nAvailable format: ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ and WMS/WFS.\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/GasStorageTenements select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.\n\nTo access web services, go to the Main Menu icon and select Web Services from the menu.\n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/8f34a5cf-d488-4a0b-b2a8-82c97fc760b9","2014-06-27T06:14:17.283462","2020-02-24T01:29:25.650582","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","gas storage, production licences, regulation","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [640,"Gawler Ranges National Park Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","Gawler Ranges National Park Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eabe1f62-3dd2-494d-a1c8-79cb2d47cd89","2017-07-21T05:12:03.429583","2018-08-17T02:24:47.393214","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [641,"Place names (State Gazetteer)","The South Australian State Gazetteer records any place name that is, or has been, used in South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4497f76a-7b3d-4194-9a08-5f64ab037350","2013-03-14T17:19:58.222897","2020-02-24T02:06:26.690458","william.watt@sa.gov.au",null,"2005-11-16","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","place, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [642,"South Australian State Government Finance Statistics","The South Australian Government reports government finance statistics to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e77f59d9-3df9-43ad-acf0-b7f8928ee827","2016-07-19T23:58:36.932330","2017-03-17T05:51:40.221066","CommServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2005-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","financial statistics, government","finance-and-employment"],
    [643,"Geothermal Tenements","Location of all current and historic Geothermal Tenements issued under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act, 2000.\n\nAvailable format: ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ and WMS/WFS.\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/GeothermalTenements select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.\n\nTo access web services, go to the Main Menu icon and select Web Services from the menu.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/3a6206db-9ca3-4071-b719-041fb8d83741","2014-06-27T02:43:58.936531","2020-02-24T01:24:22.343941","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","geothermal, prospective regions, regulated resource","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [644,"Global Wine Markets, 1961 to 2009: A Statistical Compendium","A statistical compendium of data on global wine markets.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4cb3fb7f-67d3-44c8-b08f-3c891d009859","2014-06-12T04:28:35.647960","2016-07-25T01:26:17.614838","wine-econ@adelaide.edu.au","Country","1961-2009",null,"Global","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide uni, adelaide university, alcohol, grapes, university of adelaide, vineyards, wine, wineries",null],
    [645,"Golden Grove Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. The Golden Grove monitoring station was temporary and established as part of a short-term project to evaluate local air quality. This data set contains validated meteorology data from October 2014 to May 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/279c6dcb-ea54-47d9-ad9f-fcbe6c4d332c","2019-01-31T00:06:00.896918","2019-01-31T00:18:29.699455","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-10-16","2015-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, Golden Grove, meteorology, services, weather, wind",null],
    [646,"Golden Grove Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. The Golden Grove monitoring station was temporary and established as part of a short-term project to evaluate local air quality. This data set contains validated particle pollution data from October 2014 to May 2015. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/bc915c44-f5a7-46cd-b3ed-7aa8041544b6","2019-01-31T00:15:56.867191","2019-01-31T05:10:03.279486","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-10-16","2015-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, Golden Grove, particles",null],
    [647,"Government Towns","The Government Towns layer is a data set that reflects the official boundaries of Government Towns in South Australia as defined by the Crown Land Management Act, 2009 or preceding Acts. The polygons are based on the existing cadastral data that defines the boundaries.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/651c38d5-dd1d-4dd0-b754-25a7e1457962","2016-03-23T23:13:28.695347","2020-02-24T02:36:16.904332","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","1993-02-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Government Towns, Towns","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [648,"GovHack South Australian winners","The South Australian winners from the annual GovHack open data competition from 2013 to 2017.  In previous years the competition was called Unleashed but from 2017 became known in South Australian as GovHack. \n\nWinning entries and URL's to project videos provided where possible.\n\nRefer to the GovHack website (https://www.govhack.org/) for 2018 South Australian winners and National winners.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/619dc815-7e21-4581-9366-4f7d8b3603c1","2019-01-31T01:37:17.728619","2020-02-25T07:05:04.543010","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2017-07-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","govhack, hackathon, open data competition, unleashed","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [649,"Goyder Institute for Water Research downscaled climate projections for South Australia","Statistically downscaled simulations of daily weather variables for station networks within South Australian Natural Resource Management regions for present and future (projected) climate conditions.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/827d9326-c2ab-44e8-a462-94f7c2d9d7f9","2015-06-12T00:56:17.684659","2020-02-18T23:53:38.189608","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au ",null,"1961-01-01","2100-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","climate","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [650,"GP Plus Locations","Zipped shapefile - point location for GP Plus clinics","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6da4db36-e461-483c-9c3b-d21c48423d7e","2015-06-17T00:10:36.649757","2020-02-24T02:00:37.735139","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Individual service site","N/A","2018-09-09","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","General Practice, GP, health care, Health service","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [651,"Grants SA funded projects 2016-2017","Grant amount provided by organisation and region in which the project was located by financial year. The Dataset includes: organisation name, project title, project descripotion, State Government region, and how much was funded.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a572374e-ebdd-4513-a224-f7e79f126431","2017-07-13T03:00:46.581810","2018-08-10T05:33:43.435789","datasa@sa.gov.au","Spatial: random area / Temporal: annual (single interval)","2016-07-01 to 2017-06-30","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services",null,"community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [652,"Grants & Sponsorship","Adelaide City Council offers a range of sponsorship and grant opportunities to work with eligible organisations, community members and sporting clubs to co-create a liveable, productive and sustainable City that enhances people’s health, happiness and sense of community. This dataset includes grants and sponsorship applications endorsed by council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a94915e8-2663-43f9-93e0-f7c0b3f2f0cf","2015-06-03T07:02:43.032372","2016-06-08T04:08:33.868079","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2103","2015","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","art, community grants, cultural, development, events, funding, grants, public, sponsorship","arts-culture-history"],
    [653,"Great Artesian Basin Water Chemistry","Water chemistry of monitored groundwater wells (also known as bores or drillholes) of the Great Artesian Basin (GAB) Observation Network. Area of interest for the mining industry.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/3755e524-fc7b-48ab-a9c1-f9f35a26e315","2014-06-16T02:40:44.854481","2016-06-08T06:04:55.899076","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Various periodic monitoring cycles","Well construction to last water chemistry sampling and testing","N/A","Great Artesian Basin, Far North, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Artesian, Great Artisian Basin, groundwater, Monitoring, Water Chemistry, Water quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [654,"Greater Adelaide Planning Region","The Greater Adelaide Planning Region is the planning region constituting Greater Adelaide (clause 5) established as part of the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/039a90e3-45b5-4f0d-9348-80889bfee82d","2017-04-20T23:22:01.169116","2020-02-24T02:27:25.964812","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-12-01","2017-04-21","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","boundary, greater adelaide, PDI act, planning, region","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [655,"Groundwater Aquifers","This dataset represents a regional interpretation of South Australia's aquifer systems. It is not intended to be used for site specific purposes, but rather as an overview of the best available groundwater resources in the state. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f0122aba-c8a8-4303-bb80-c99d7f42d914","2013-05-17T08:22:34.036080","2020-02-18T03:19:20.074620","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Aquifer, Boundaries, Groundwater, nature, Quality, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [656,"Groundwater Basins","Polygon coverage of the state's Groundwater Basins","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b6fed61f-d91f-485e-aa8f-0748fda8265b","2013-05-17T08:28:56.002475","2020-02-18T05:13:08.688916","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Groundwater Management, Water Management, Water Quality Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [657,"Groundwater Border Agreement","As part of the cross border management between South Australia and Victoria, zones have been set up either side of the state borders. These borders zones are also referred to as the 20 kilometre zones and are divided horizontally. The zones extend 20 kilometres either side of the state border and extend from the southern coastline up to the River Murray. This layer contains only the South Australian zones. This layer will mainly be used for administration purposes for water licensing. While this dataset was created in June 1998, the age of the zones is unknown and probably date back to early period of development of the South Australian/Victorian border agreement on groundwater.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b9bb9820-50ae-4dc1-8567-db873b9d6f77","2013-05-17T07:41:42.968839","2020-02-18T05:07:27.729281","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","June 1998",null,"South Australia-Victoria Border","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [658,"Groundwater Prohibition Area","Groundwater prohibition areas allow the EPA to prohibit or restrict the taking of groundwater if site contamination affects or threatens groundwater and presents an actual or potential risk to human health.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/94498527-1cbc-476b-9f9e-9ca52efd687b","2018-08-10T01:59:55.462348","2019-02-04T05:37:18.890662","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, groundwater, health","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [659,"Groundwater Provinces","This dataset represents a regional interpretation of the states groundwater Provinces. It contains Codes for Regions and Provinces, as well as Groundwater basin name. It is not intended to be used for site specific purposes, but rather as an overview of the best available groundwater resources in the state.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9dc7a10f-dc1c-46ec-ade5-f25cd630f727","2013-05-17T08:32:10.858034","2020-02-19T00:40:50.941344","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","1997",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries, Conservation, Groundwater, nature, Quality, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [660,"Soil Gully Erosion","Gully erosion refers to areas affected by erosion channels (more than 30 cm deep) originating from natural watercourses or artificial drainage features. Mapping shows the proportion of land affected by gully erosion, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total areas affected (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f84ee35b-3427-45e9-8c5a-f296db13824f","2016-06-09T03:28:25.496020","2020-02-18T23:21:46.482987","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [661,"Community Halls for Hire - Port Adelaide Enfield","The City of Port Adelaide Enfield provides several Community Halls available for hire for private functions and community programs and activities. \nData includes name and web link for more info. \nAvailable in a variety of formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/30d91946-f003-4c62-a5a8-8b325f74aa88","2015-05-28T05:12:43.576675","2019-09-09T04:45:09.906264","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","community halls, halls, halls for hire, port adelaide enfield","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [662,"Depth to Hardpan (soils)","Hardpan is material that is too hard to dig with hand tools, that has formed in-situ within or below a soil. Mapping shows the average estimated depth to hardpan, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each depth to hardpan class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/c50a9833-46c3-47ef-9627-c7534632a852","2016-06-09T03:19:55.500606","2020-02-18T23:37:39.359396","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [663,"Depth to Hard Rock (soils)","Hard rock is basement rock or bedrock that is too hard to dig with hand tools (and does not include hardpans). Mapping shows the average estimated depth to hard rock, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each depth to hard rock class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/47f6efe4-d68d-487d-894f-7e217db031c2","2016-06-09T03:17:24.651038","2020-02-18T06:39:39.374364","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [664,"Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner (HCSCC)","Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eb59d321-5392-4644-907a-52e2067d012a","2017-09-08T01:46:34.284811","2019-11-06T04:49:13.075661","info@hcscc.sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner (HCSCC) ","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive, Fraud, Health, whistleblowers","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [665,"Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) Health Advisory Council","Central Adelaide Local Health Network Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/06954fb5-cfd6-4623-a3d7-7e169bc2a48b","2017-09-15T02:44:01.013117","2019-06-18T07:10:10.269683","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive, Fraud, Health, whistleblowers, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [666,"Health Performance Council - Consultants","Summary of the external consultants engaged in each year.  Data is included in reporting from the Department for Health and Wellbeing.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e32bc2b9-9ada-4177-85cb-89ca8afd259d","2017-11-29T06:40:59.453955","2019-12-05T22:08:04.068153","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [667,"Health Performance Council - Contractors","Summary of external contractors that have been engaged by the Health Performance Council, the nature of work undertaken and the total cost of the work undertaken.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/644cd03b-ac92-4401-8102-a550e14bc088","2018-11-15T03:48:46.020665","2019-12-05T22:16:42.285691","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-11-15","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","contractor","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [668,"Health Performance Council - Executive Employment","Summary of people employed in an executive position in each year broken down by category of executive.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/aa4f8175-cf77-4001-98e6-273b65c279e9","2017-11-29T06:33:22.674819","2019-12-05T22:09:56.917554","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [669,"Health Performance Council - Fraud","Number of instances of fraud detected in the Health Performance Council in each financial year broken down by category and nature of fraud ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2bc0cc82-3069-4d73-a08e-bb9cd31c4eae","2017-11-29T06:21:38.851226","2019-12-05T22:14:44.803981","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","Fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [670,"Health Performance Council - Public Complaints","The number of public complaints received each year broken down by category or subject of complaint. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7ce57bf8-ba76-409d-a8f1-57a9e7c050de","2017-11-29T06:36:56.769656","2019-12-05T22:04:36.691228","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","public complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [671,"Health Performance Council - Whistle-blowers Disclosure","The number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer under the Whistle-blowers Protection Act 1993 ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e65763c4-dbea-45de-8255-5b5c44a68a68","2017-11-29T06:28:43.740545","2019-12-05T22:13:24.150429","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","Whistle-blower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [672,"Health Performance Council - Work Health and Safety","Summary of the Health Performance Council Workplace injury claims, incidents under the Work health and safety regulations and any return to work costs","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e453c225-6164-4945-9d28-a984a8a70ff2","2018-11-15T03:53:31.324928","2019-12-05T22:11:40.252868","HealthHealthPerformanceCouncil@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-11-15","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Performance Council (HPC)","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [673,"Health Services Charitable Gifts Board (HSCGB)","Health Services Charitable Gifts Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cec859a5-29cf-417a-8e7c-9c68d4b11d10","2017-09-27T00:46:02.108292","2019-11-28T23:30:59.027143","enquiries@hscgb.com.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Health Services Charitable Gifts Board (HSCGB)","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Contractors, Data, Executive, Fraud, Health, Whistle blowers disclosure, Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [674,"Heritage Listed Properties","A list of properties in the City of Onkaparinga that are listed on the State or Local Heritage Registers. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/c47ab428-f279-4989-8521-97142d5ea3c4","2015-06-16T01:07:39.586681","2019-08-29T07:38:31.862057","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Each property is listed.","2015-06-15","2019-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","address, council, heritage, heritage list, local, onkaparinga, property, state, Ward","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [675,"Heritage Places - Images (Superseded)","This dataset contains photographs of a sub-set of Heritages Places listed on the SA Heritage Register published for Unleashed 2015. The first five digits of the image name can be linked to the State Heritage ID in the [Heritage Places dataset](https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/heritage-places)\n\nThis dataset is now superseded by http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/sa-heritage-places-images which contains over 7000 photographs.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/f6d61946-96e6-40b4-9a19-eda0db4c755e","2015-06-10T05:20:47.416376","2016-07-05T00:58:20.792218","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","heritage, heritage places, heritage register","arts-culture-history"],
    [676,"Heroes of the Great War Chronicle Newspaper 1915-1919","Heroes of the Great War Indexing Project - over 17,000 references to notices published in the South Australian newspaper The Chronicle between 1915 and 1919. Some service personnel had more than one notice within the paper. \nThe notices were published under various headings including 'Heroes of the Great War', 'Heroes of the Empire', 'Died on Active Service' and ‘Biographical’. \nThe notices were placed by relatives and friends of approximately 10,000 World War I service personnel who died, or were wounded, or were decorated. Some newspaper printing errors have been corrected using official sources.\nData set of 9514 notices includes the reference (date, page and column) within The Chronicle, brief biographical details including name, age, rank, battalion and occasionally place of death. Also included are names of relatives and place of residence in South Australia by street address, suburb or town.\nSome obituaries within The Chronicle have portraits, although included in this data set, a separate data set has been created for those entries that have portraits.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a3fe22b1-0807-4409-bdab-46dbbad6c300","2013-05-21T09:33:48.665233","2019-08-07T04:30:27.193034","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1915-01-01","1919-12-31","South Australia, Egypt, Turkey, Dardanelles, France, Belgium","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","AIF, ANZAC, Australian Imperial Forces, Australian Light horse, battalions, Belgium, Casualties, Dardanelles, Dead, Death, Egypt, European, History, obituaries, Portraits, Tigris, War, Western Front, World war 1","arts-culture-history"],
    [677,"Heroes of the Great War Chronicle Newspaper Portraits 1915-1919","Heroes of the Great War Indexing Project - over 17,000 references to notices published in the South Australian newspaper The Chronicle between 1915 and 1919 under various headings including 'Heroes of the Great War', 'Heroes of the Empire', 'Died on Active Service' and ‘Biographical’. The notices were placed by relatives and friends of World War I service personnel who died, or were wounded, or were decorated. Some newspaper printing errors have been corrected using official sources.\nThis is a subset of the Heroes of the Great War data limited to those entries (3062) that contain a portrait. \nData set also includes the reference (date, page and column) within The Chronicle, brief biographical details including name, age, rank, battalion and occasionally place of death. Also included are names of relatives and place of residence in South Australia by street address, suburb or town.\nFor the full data set, see Heroes of the Great War Chronicle Newspaper 1915-1919.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/11ed7815-8efa-4e72-a932-aea9f00e3d4f","2013-05-21T09:41:06.618734","2019-08-07T04:35:58.574343","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1915-01-01","1919-12-31","South Australia, Egypt, Turkey, Dardanelles, France, Belgium","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","AIF, ANZAC, Australian Imperial Forces, Australian Light Horse, battalions, casualties, Dead, death, Egypt, European War, France, Gallipolli, history, obituaries, obituary, portraits, war, Western Front, World War 1","arts-culture-history"],
    [678,"Historic Photos of Adelaide","Historic photographs of Adelaide including buildings, parklands, statues and other significant structures and sites, former Lord Mayors of Adelaide and other significant persons of interest.\n\nInformation provided includes record number, image link, title, description, date created, date closed, date accuracy, town acre, format, copyright notes, provenance, series.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2f8d50dd-da9f-4c71-b278-8d787c1114fd","2013-05-09T05:31:18.547379","2016-06-08T06:03:20.319495","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Contains link to each referenced photo in JPEG format","Current","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, adelaide buildings, botanic gradens, city baths, council, gardens, historic photographs, history, lord mayors, mayors, parkland, photographs, photos, victoria square","arts-culture-history, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [679,"Historic Places in Playford (LGA)","This Google map identifies the exact location of 121 places of historic importance to the City of Playford.  Included in the map are cemeteries, schools, reserves, hotels and early farms.  Many of the places no longer exist.  Historic information on the place is included if known. The pins are colour coded by type. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/dc38f26a-5a2a-4be3-8051-75549dc7c7f0","2016-06-27T06:17:02.109395","2016-06-27T06:18:09.098225","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"1800-01-01","2016-01-01","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","australianhistory, historic, localgovernemnt",null],
    [680,"Horticulture Residues","ABS released data contains final estimates for data items collected in the 2014–15 Rural Environment and Agricultural Commodities Survey (REACS). The statistics on crop and horticultural area and production were used to estimate biomass volumes for the Australian Biomass for Bioenergy Assessment Project.\n\nSee RenewablesSA website for more information including metadata and data sources. http://www.renewablessa.sa.gov.au/investor-information/bio-energy-roadmap/biomass-for-bioenergy-assessment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c67bfddc-aec6-4168-986a-f4aa15e6e080","2019-08-20T02:06:29.284449","2019-08-20T02:29:19.130201","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au","SA4","2014-06-30","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Bioenergy, Biomass, Energy, Horticulture, Organic residue, Waste",null],
    [681,"Household Energy Efficiency","Results from the 2011 South Australian household survey on the use of energy appliances and products in the home, including shower heads, water heaters, lighting and stand-by power controllers. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f0083f33-ae56-490b-a44e-5f2ed6aa5945","2013-05-21T04:11:37.392912","2017-07-18T02:03:31.736459","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","efficiency, energy, household, Housing SA, planning, savings","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [682,"Household Hazardous Waste","The dataset shows the quantities of hazardous waste turned in by private individuals. Quantities are not accepted from commercial sources. This data represents hazardous waste that was collected between July 2008 and January 2013 from the Dry Creek Depot run by Zero Waste SA.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/15a4d1f7-a46f-4116-a490-9a90505777cb","2013-05-30T07:32:45.333740","2016-06-08T05:59:11.657971","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Zero Waste SA - Inactive","environment, hazards, household, safety, waste","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [683,"Households in 25% Housing Stress","Housing Affordability Supply and Demand Data. \n\nNumber of South Australian households paying more than 25% of their household income on housing (rent or mortgage) broken down by very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nThis dataset relates to section 4, Housing Stress, of the Affordability master reports produced by the SA Housing Authority. Each master report covers one Local Government Area and is entitled ‘Housing Affordability – Demand and Supply by Local Government Area’. \n\nThe Demand for Supply for LGA reports are available online at: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/housing-affordability-demand-and-supply-by-local-government-area\n\nExplanatory Notes:\n\nData sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Census for Population and Housing and it is updated every 5 years in line with the ABS Census. \n\nThe nature of the income imputation means that the reported proportion may significantly overstate the true proportion. Census housing stress data is best used in comparing results over Censuses (ie did it increase or decrease in an area) rather than using it to ascertain what proportion of households were in rental stress.\n\nIncome bands are based on household income.\n\nHigh income households can also experience rental stress. These households are included in the total but not identified separately. Data is representative of households in very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nPlease note that there are small random adjustments made to all cell values to protect the confidentiality of data. These adjustments may cause the sum of rows or columns to differ by small amounts from table totals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8c101ee9-db55-435a-99d1-defe180c0363","2013-05-28T03:06:43.366530","2019-07-23T22:58:45.418834","affordablehousing@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","affordability, housing, income, mortgage, rent, rental, stress, tenure","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [684,"Households in 30% Housing Stress","Housing Affordability Supply and Demand Data.  \n\nNumber of South Australian households paying more than 30% of their household income on housing (rent or mortgage) broken down by very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nThis dataset relates to section 4, Housing Stress, of the Affordability master reports produced by the SA Housing Authority. Each master report covers one Local Government Area and is entitled ‘Housing Affordability – Demand and Supply by Local Government Area’. \n\nThe Demand for Supply for LGA reports are available online at: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/housing-affordability-demand-and-supply-by-local-government-area\n\nExplanatory Notes:\n\nData sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Census for Population and Housing and it is updated every 5 years in line with the ABS Census. \n\nThe nature of the income imputation means that the reported proportion may significantly overstate the true proportion. Census housing stress data is best used in comparing results over Censuses (ie did it increase or decrease in an area) rather than using it to ascertain what proportion of households were in rental stress.\n\nIncome bands are based on household income.\n\nHigh income households can also experience rental stress. These households are included in the total but not identified separately. Data is representative of households in very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nPlease note that there are small random adjustments made to all cell values to protect the confidentiality of data. These adjustments may cause the sum of rows or columns to differ by small amounts from table totals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2c238c6a-f6fe-45b5-87be-29d0db657b67","2013-05-28T04:01:19.395378","2019-07-23T22:59:26.622774","affordablehousing@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","affordability, census, housing, income, low income, mortgage, rent, rental, stress, tenure","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [685,"Housing Affordability – Demand and Supply by Local Government Area","Housing Affordability Reports describes the extent and general nature of local housing needs by: South Australia, Metropolitan Adelaide, Greater Adelaide and Local Government Areas. \n\nReports from 2018 and 2013 are available.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/6bb6a4d6-8ce4-478b-83d6-931a23ad19bb","2018-12-05T21:31:39.590673","2019-11-15T01:31:24.585725","affordablehousing@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","affordability, housing, housing demand, housing supply, LGA","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [686,"SASP Target 11 - Housing for people with disabilities","Increase the number of people with a disability in stable, supported community accommodation.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/715b7063-dffa-4bc1-a7c8-e0ddaf104e38","2015-07-02T01:34:29.141421","2015-08-13T05:50:01.548201","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","disabilities, housing, sasp","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [687,"Housing SA Disruptive Tenancies by Outcome","The number of substantiated disruptive tenancy complaints by outcome during financial year. \n\nThe dataset includes: Housing SA Office, Whether the Outcome was substantiated (e.g. Yes or No), total. \n\n•\tDisruptive tenancy complaints made against public and Aboriginal housing tenancies only.\n\n•\tIncludes substantiated and un-substantiated disruptive tenancy complaints.\n\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/465ce3de-f4f0-43df-acb0-454e8037de62","2016-07-07T02:51:38.565138","2019-09-05T06:05:10.921026","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Disruptive, Housing, Severity, Tenancy","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [688,"Housing SA Disruptive Tenancies by Severity","The number of disruptive tenancy complaints by severity during financial year. \n\nThe dataset includes: Housing SA region, Housing SA office, severity of complaint (e.g. minor, moderate, serious), total number of complaints.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tDisruptive tenancy complaints made against public and Aboriginal housing tenancies only.\n\n•\tIncludes substantiated and un-substantiated disruptive tenancy complaints.\n\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8a57fe23-d93f-4b68-8d85-141a2373a6f1","2016-07-07T02:42:50.202906","2019-09-05T06:14:58.229911","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Disruptive, Housing, Severity, Tenancy","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [689,"Housing SA Housing Register by Selected Areas","The number of customers who selected an area they were prepared to live in on the housing register as at 30 June. Customers may select more than one area. \n\nThe dataset includes: the area code, selected area, and total housing registered in that area.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tHousing register data is captured at a point in time.\n\n•\tData includes public and Aboriginal applications only.\n\n•\tArea Code ‘999 other country’ includes individual country towns.\n\n•\tTowns that aren’t included in the dataset are areas where Housing SA has no public and/or Aboriginal properties.\n\nExcludes:\n\n- Transfer applications. \n\n­- Deferred applications. Applications are deferred due to extended non-contact or at a customer’s request when they are unable to accept housing (e.g. unable to break lease, hospitalisation etc.)\n\n­- Incomplete applications. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5f404cf9-be8e-44a6-b5ee-a9c8766e65eb","2016-07-07T02:55:00.237518","2019-09-05T06:30:22.273264","DLDCSIHousingStrategyReporting@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Area, Housing, NUmber, Register","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [690,"Housing SA Housing Register by Selected Areas and Category","The number of customers who areas selected they were prepared to live in on the housing register by category as at 30 June. Customers may select more than one area.\n\nThe dataset includes: the area code, selected area, category (Category 1 or ‘other’), and total housing in that area.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tHousing register data is captured at a point in time.\n\n•\tData includes public and Aboriginal applications only.\n\n•\t‘Other category’ is customers on category 2, category 3, and pending status of the housing register.\n\n•\tArea Code ‘999 other country’ includes individual country towns.\n\n•\tTowns that aren’t included in the dataset are areas where Housing SA has no public and/or Aboriginal properties.\n\n•\tExcludes:\n\n- Transfer applications.\n\n­- Deferred applications. Applications are deferred due to extended non-contact or at a customer’s request when they are unable to accept housing (e.g. unable to break lease, hospitalisation etc.)\n\n­- Incomplete applications. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2d7b7c84-beca-4c27-b2cb-d6035bb0f9dd","2016-07-07T03:00:26.603856","2019-09-05T06:36:54.129093","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Area, Housing, Number, Register","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [691,"Housing SA New Allocations by Age","Number of new public housing allocations by age group during financial year. \n\nDataset contains: financial year, Housing SA Office, Age group, and number of allocations.\n\n•\tNew allocations are made to customers from the housing register who are not existing Housing SA tenants.\n\n•\tAllocations made to public and Aboriginal housing properties only.\n\n•\tExcludes:\n­\t- Transfers of existing Housing SA tenants.\n­\t- Allocations to the Specialised Housing Program and properties where the allocation process is managed by other organisations.\n\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7f15e20d-ffa5-4a40-be86-e5f51fbf5084","2016-07-07T02:19:32.049853","2019-09-05T06:46:47.327803","DLDCSIHousingStrategyReporting@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocation, Category, Housing, Office","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [692,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance Average Bond Amount 2012-13","Housing SA private rental assistance average bond amount ($) by suburb during 2012-13.\nNotes:\n•\tIncludes bond and cash bond assistances provided by Housing SA.\n•\tA client processed as an ‘applicant’ is counted as assisted every time they are provided with private rental assistance. \n•\tCouples, groups and share households provided with assistance are counted as individual applicants.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f0eaa06d-236c-4dd8-bea2-01cf875934e8","2015-06-09T06:20:31.936869","2019-09-06T06:43:09.295642","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012","2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","amount, assistance, bond, Private, rental","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [693,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance Average Bond Amount 2014","Housing SA private rental assistance average bond amount ($) by suburb during 2013-14.\nNotes:\n•\tIncludes bond and cash bond assistances provided by Housing SA.\n•\tA client processed as an ‘applicant’ is counted as assisted every time they are provided with private rental assistance. \n•\tCouples, groups and share households provided with assistance are counted as individual applicants.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f486d8cd-fa1a-494e-ada5-97e3c3e6e547","2015-06-09T06:29:30.641772","2019-09-06T06:44:08.988290","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013","2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","amount, assistance, bond, Bonds, Housing SA, Private, Private Rental Assistance, rental","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [694,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance Bond Amount Released by Suburb","Amount of Housing SA private rental assistance bonds released by suburb for financial years. \n\nThe dataset includes: the suburb, the $ amount released to SAHT, the $ amount released to the owner, and the $ amount released to the tenant.\n\nNotes:\n•\tIncludes bond and cash bond assistances provided by Housing SA.\n\n•\tHousing SA may not be notified about the release of all cash bonds and as a result, this dataset may be incomplete.\n\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/99c35c4e-42b7-4746-bafa-7f179e4de107","2016-07-07T03:04:30.412999","2019-09-06T07:23:08.712344","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Assistance, Bond, Private, Rental","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [695,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance Bonds Issued by Suburb","Number of customers assisted with a Housing SA private rental assistance bond by suburb for financial year.\n\nNotes:\nIncludes bond and cash bond assistances provided by Housing SA. A customer processed as an ‘applicant’ is counted as assisted every time they are provided with private rental assistance. Couples, groups and share households provided with assistance are counted as individual applicants.\nA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ac222e33-e931-476c-9f4d-94561b9bf883","2015-06-09T06:36:32.701829","2019-09-06T07:12:35.772191","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Bonds, Housing, Private Rental Assistance, Suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [696,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance by Suburb","Number of customers assisted with Housing SA private rental assistance by suburb, during 2013-14.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/dec374ac-8385-4fdb-b61f-618e2ec4fd38","2015-06-09T06:48:47.804998","2019-09-06T07:20:04.505326","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013","2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing SA, Private Rental Assistance, Suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [697,"Housing SA Private Rental Assistance Customer Assistances by Suburb 2015","The number of Housing SA private rental assistances to customers by suburb and financial year. \n\nThe dataset includes: the suburb and the number of customer assistances in that suburb.\n\n•\tIncludes bond and cash bond assistances provided by Housing SA.\n\n•\tA customer processed as an ‘applicant’ is counted as assisted every time they are provided with private rental assistance. \n\n•\tA single instance of assistance provided to a couple is counted as two customer assistances.\n\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b151e54d-b5c5-4ff1-9ecb-5aec6b7f3346","2016-07-07T03:08:36.646622","2019-09-06T07:33:03.619831","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Assistance, Private, Rental, Suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [698,"Housing SA Public Housing Tenantable Stock by Bedrooms","Number of tenantable public housing properties by suburb and bedrooms at 30 June. \n\nThe dataset includes: the region name, the office name, suburb, bedroom group (1 - 4+ bedrooms), and the tenantable stock.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tData is captured at a point in time.\n\n•\tIncludes properties under the public, Aboriginal and Specialised Housing programs.\n\n•\t‘Tenantable’ is classified as a property that is currently tenanted or vacant awaiting a customer to be allocated.\n\n•\tExcludes:\n\n­- Indigenous Community Housing properties.\n­\n- Properties set aside for administrative purposes and those which are currently unavailable for rental purposes (e.g. undergoing major maintenance or capital works, recently purchased or in the process of being sold). \n­\n- Properties that are managed by other organisations as part of a joint venture, or are leased by them.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cc6e65e6-51f0-4750-9d04-03195cc85814","2016-07-07T03:12:32.012488","2019-09-06T07:39:47.098277","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Bedrooms, Housing, Stock, Tenantable","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [699,"Housing SA Public Housing Tenantable Stock by Occupancy Status","Number of tenantable public housing properties by suburb and stock type at 30 June. The dataset includes: the region name, office name, suburb, tenancy status (e.g. tenanted or vacant), and tenantable stock.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tData is captured at a point in time.\n\n•\tIncludes properties under the Public, Aboriginal and Specialised Housing programs.\n\n•\t‘Tenantable’ is classified as a property that is currently tenanted or vacant awaiting a customer to be allocated.\n\n•\tExcludes:\n\n­- Indigenous Community Housing properties.\n\n­- Properties set aside for administrative purposes and those which are currently unavailable for rental purposes (e.g. undergoing major maintenance or capital works, recently purchased or in the process of being sold). \n\n- Properties that are managed by other organisations as part of a joint venture, or are leased by them.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9b9f9fe0-b4f3-41c4-8472-31537f4c91ab","2016-07-07T03:17:15.467217","2019-09-06T07:44:54.296816","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing, Stock, Tenantable, Type","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [700,"Housing SA Public Housing Tenantable Stock by Stock Type","Number of tenantable public housing properties by suburb and stock type at 30 June. \nThe dataset includes: the region name, office name, suburb, tenancy status (e.g. tenanted or vacant), and tenantable stock.\n\nNote:\n\n•\tData is captured at a point in time.\n\n•\tIncludes properties under the Public, Aboriginal and Specialised Housing programs.\n\n•\t‘Tenantable’ is classified as a property that is currently tenanted or vacant awaiting a customer to be allocated.\n\n•\tExcludes:\n\n­\tIndigenous Community Housing properties.\n\n­\tProperties set aside for administrative purposes and those which are currently unavailable for rental purposes (e.g. undergoing major maintenance or capital works, recently purchased or in the process of being sold). \n\nProperties that are managed by other organisations as part of a joint venture, or are leased by them.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d735a9d-ee78-45f2-b75e-e802e5a90193","2016-07-07T03:21:55.158586","2019-09-04T07:39:14.747347","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing, Stock, Tenantable, Type","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [701,"Housing SA Regional Boundaries","This dataset contains Administrative boundaries for Housing SA.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/aae05f90-6ead-4d51-849d-367dbb66e011","2013-05-16T06:09:57.600626","2020-02-19T00:35:53.066936","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","State Region","2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","administration, Housing SA, service boundaries","community-information-and-citizen-services, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [702,"Housing SA Tenants by Age","The number of Housing SA tenancies by age group as at 30 June. \n\nThe data set includes: region name, office name, age group, and total number of tenants.\n\nNote:\n•\tData includes public and Aboriginal tenancies only.\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9be8a4f-7209-4063-9c31-3aead508c8fd","2016-07-07T02:35:16.533856","2019-09-04T07:27:16.480309","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Age, Housing, Region, Tenants","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [703,"Housing SA Tenants by Disability","The number of Housing SA tenancies by age group as at 30 June. The data set includes: region name, office name, if tenant has a disability (e.g. Yes or No), and total number of tenants.\n\nNote:\n•\tData includes public and Aboriginal tenancies only.\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/34aee57b-8705-4592-977f-c650f0ac0e3f","2016-07-07T02:38:15.964811","2019-09-04T07:18:23.488543","DHSHousingSAInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Disability, Housing, Region, Tenant","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [704,"Households in 50% Housing Stress","Housing Affordability Supply and Demand Data. \n\nNumber of South Australian households paying more than 50% of their household income on housing (rent or mortgage) broken down by very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nThis dataset relates to section 4, Housing Stress, of the Affordability master reports produced by the SA Housing Authority. Each master report covers one Local Government Area and is entitled ‘Housing Affordability – Demand and Supply by Local Government Area’. \n\nThe Demand for Supply for LGA reports are available online at: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/housing-affordability-demand-and-supply-by-local-government-area\n\nExplanatory Notes:\n\nData sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Census for Population and Housing and it is updated every 5 years in line with the ABS Census. \n\nThe nature of the income imputation means that the reported proportion may significantly overstate the true proportion. Census housing stress data is best used in comparing results over Censuses (ie did it increase or decrease in an area) rather than using it to ascertain what proportion of households were in rental stress.\n\nIncome bands are based on household income.\n\nHigh income households can also experience rental stress. These households are included in the total but not identified separately. Data is representative of households in very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nPlease note that there are small random adjustments made to all cell values to protect the confidentiality of data. These adjustments may cause the sum of rows or columns to differ by small amounts from table totals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bb8864a8-173e-4de7-a73c-3549040ffce6","2013-05-28T04:05:44.558744","2019-07-23T22:59:05.615551","affordablehousing@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","affordability, housing, income, mortgage, rent, rental, stress, tenure","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [705,"Households in Housing Stress","Housing Affordability Supply and Demand Data.  \n\nNumber of households in the very low, low and median income brackets \n\nThis dataset relates to section 4, Housing Stress, of the Affordability master reports produced by the SA Housing Authority. Each master report covers one Local Government Area and is entitled ‘Housing Affordability – Demand and Supply by Local Government Area’. \n\nThe Demand for Supply for LGA reports are available online at: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/housing-affordability-demand-and-supply-by-local-government-area\n\nExplanatory Notes:\n\nData sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Census for Population and Housing and it is updated every 5 years in line with the ABS Census. \n\nThe nature of the income imputation means that the reported proportion may significantly overstate the true proportion. Census housing stress data is best used in comparing results over Censuses (ie did it increase or decrease in an area) rather than using it to ascertain what proportion of households were in rental stress.\n\nIncome bands are based on household income.\n\nHigh income households can also experience rental stress. These households are included in the total but not identified separately. Data is representative of households in very low, low and moderate income brackets.\n\nPlease note that there are small random adjustments made to all cell values to protect the confidentiality of data. These adjustments may cause the sum of rows or columns to differ by small amounts from table totals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/fe77c7df-52f9-415e-b0be-df0f8813c924","2013-05-28T04:09:08.387544","2019-07-23T22:58:00.178847","affordablehousing@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","affordability, housing, income, mortgage, rent, rental, stress, tenure","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [706,"Contractors Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Contractors Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA for the period 2017-18 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5bd1b7d5-50bc-4dc7-a435-42a7106fc190","2018-10-01T23:33:11.061601","2019-12-02T00:54:53.001900","jayne.robertson@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual report data","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [707,"Adelaide Metro General Transit Feed","The General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) defines a common format for public transportation schedules and associated geographic information. GTFS \"feeds\" allow public transit agencies to publish their transit data and developers to write applications that consume that data in an interoperable way. \n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4e191c1e-b971-441f-83f7-45e266c41b99","2013-03-12T17:54:01.439661","2020-02-04T06:00:13.872844","Pete.McKenna@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","bus, bus stops, maps, public transport, stop, timetables, trains, trams, transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [708,"EPA Licensed Activities","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) Licensed Activities dataset contains the approximate point locations of facilities licensed by the EPA, and activity codes as per Schedule 1 of the Environment Protection Act 1993. This data includes information from the EPA public register index, but might not include the latest information available. This data should only be used as a guide, please contact the EPA to verify the information. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8fdb86ff-d3d1-4f9e-85a5-bed4080d5ee1","2015-07-03T01:57:10.777933","2019-06-06T23:04:03.166998","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-30","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, industry","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [709,"Controlled Substances Advisory Council","Controlled Substances Advisory Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ce20fc41-102a-4d0e-a28e-9ee7db6973eb","2017-09-11T00:23:13.383919","2019-12-04T23:16:07.504447","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012/13","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive, Fraud, Health, Whistle Blowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [710,"Hundred maps","To assist with the regulation and administration of land transactions in South Australia, counties and hundreds were established; the first hundreds were proclaimed in 1846.This dataset contains images of over 1,000 selected South Australia hundred maps, historical cadastral mapping at scale 1:63,360\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1f9fba5d-6f58-43b2-96fa-b3fa6e636e12","2016-06-29T04:25:02.105580","2020-01-15T06:46:35.298889","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1873-01-01","1964-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, charts, historical data, maps, South Australia","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [711,"Hundreds","The Hundreds layer is a data set that reflects the official boundaries of Hundreds in South Australia as defined by the Crown Land Management Act, 2009 or preceding Acts. Used in conjunction with cadastral boundaries to assist in the definition of land parcels.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9aae79ed-0b42-4db7-8441-9889a4e842d3","2016-03-23T23:07:44.140522","2020-02-24T02:35:34.848241","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1993-02-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Counties, Hundreds, Sections","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [712,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Consultants disclosure","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/015882a9-3db0-4dc7-85e2-6f13444a651c","2019-10-14T06:07:31.570485","2019-10-15T04:32:03.088316","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [713,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Contractor disclosure","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 2 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ed4b012b-74f2-4395-b42e-58d4b838061f","2019-10-14T06:21:24.854277","2019-10-15T04:31:07.929957","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2019-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Contractors","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [714,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Executive employment in the agency","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/27efe162-1d12-4e31-96ec-ca19513a35e5","2019-10-14T06:01:56.850615","2019-10-15T04:15:33.412361","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Executive employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [715,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Fraud detected in agency disclosure","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ce574285-64fb-4b37-a005-60bee9e9d25f","2019-10-11T04:22:29.186422","2019-10-11T04:30:53.342747","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annually ","2019-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [716,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Legal services disclosure","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 2 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/489130fb-a591-423d-a6a5-65a44e2476ad","2019-10-14T06:35:27.404054","2019-10-15T04:29:52.524105","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Legal services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [717,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Public complaints","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f96e71bb-8e5b-4bf0-bde5-eda99c5dfe89","2019-10-14T06:39:10.359365","2019-10-15T04:41:36.227237","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Public Complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [718,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data - Reporting required by any other act","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Reporting required by Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act 2012 presented as a 6 year time series. Reporting required under Police Complaints and Discipline Act 2016 which is reported as a 2 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e69fed29-1719-41fb-85ba-6c10d184c2ba","2019-10-14T06:45:23.870845","2019-10-15T05:21:00.660790","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Act, Police Complaints and Discipline Act","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [719,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Whistleblowers disclosure","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f8fe4a68-d835-48dd-afaf-09b4620499c0","2019-10-10T06:03:48.135898","2019-10-11T04:48:38.697331","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [720,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Workforce statistics","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e13d0d6e-2245-4586-b058-7c80d443916e","2019-10-14T06:28:36.104471","2019-10-15T04:27:21.921957","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Employees, learning and development, leave, performance management, recruitment, separations, turnover","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [721,"ICAC and OPI Annual Report Data – Work health and safety and Return to work performance","Data as reported in Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity Annual Reports. Data presented as a 6 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f3750932-804d-4bc6-a1e8-f84318dce6f0","2019-10-14T06:13:17.368386","2019-10-15T04:21:21.283626","admin@icac.sa.gov.au","Annual ","2013-09-02","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Independent Commissioner Against Corruption and Office for Public Integrity","Return to work, Work health and safety","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [722,"ICT Contract Usage Guidelines","Information on the current Across Government ICT Contracts, suppliers and how these contracts are to be used with the South Australian Government.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/caad415a-3009-4949-a2cc-6505729f0e6c","2013-03-20T04:48:46.162332","2015-03-03T08:10:37.262466","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Contract, ICT, Supplier","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [723,"Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7ba0519d-d203-4c1e-82dc-c109b358d493","2017-07-21T05:13:43.162737","2020-01-06T03:43:52.246356","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [724,"Index of Disadvantage by school","The Index of Disadvantage of SA Government school.\n\nThe Index of Educational Disadvantage is a socio-economic index, used by the Department for Education to allocate resources to schools to address educational disadvantage related to socio-economic status.  \n\nThe most disadvantaged schools have an index of 1, the least disadvantaged have an index of 7. \n\nMore information on the Index of Disadvantage is available at \nhttps://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites/g/files/net691/f/educational_disadvantage_index_explanation.pdf","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4ab8a539-eab5-48e2-8d88-a599d6114126","2018-05-11T06:07:20.609358","2019-05-17T04:16:32.141024","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","By school","2017-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disadvantage, education, government, index, schools",null],
    [725,"Indicators of Community Strength 2007","This study is a comprehensive survey of community strength across South Australia.  In 2007, it gathered information from over 8,000 people in South Australia about their perceptions of, and involvement in, their local community.  The large sample size enables reporting by local areas (e.g. Local Government Areas). ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/b584938f-3f3a-4821-93b9-e44adf8e6884","2014-06-27T00:23:24.864091","2015-03-03T08:17:44.090994",null,"One time point – 2007","2007","N/A","Local Government Areas across metropolitan Adelaide and larger regional areas","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","community, indicators, smaller areas, strength","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [726,"Indicators of Community Strength 2013","This study is a comprehensive survey of community strength across South Australia.  In 2013, it gathered information from over 10,000 people in South Australia about their perceptions of, and involvement in, their local community.  The large sample size enables reporting by local areas (e.g. Local Government Areas). ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/de39e54a-c9d7-47d2-9325-418808201326","2014-06-27T00:31:06.694643","2015-03-03T08:17:44.939772",null,"One time point – 2013","2013","N/A","Local Government Areas across metropolitan Adelaide and larger regional areas","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","community, indicators, smaller areas, strength","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [727,"Individualised Funding","Number of Clients and Providers funded to provide Service Types by Disability SA Region and by Financial Year.\n\nThis data covers each financial year starting in 2011 to 2015. The dataset includes: the financial year, the region, service type, the number of clients and providers.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/01f54a1b-4453-4934-947a-9a06d5b240d7","2016-07-07T01:50:14.224666","2018-06-01T09:01:02.390329","DLDCSIDisabilitySABusinessServices@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Disability, DisabilitySA, Service","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [728,"Industrial Land","Land located wholly or partially in industrial zones, including anticipated future industrial zones, and assessed as either vacant, agricultural or developed.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cb89ed09-bda8-4296-820f-84000b03ca6b","2019-06-06T03:01:35.165250","2020-02-19T00:36:21.603662","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","industry, land, landuse",null],
    [729,"Inherent Soil Fertility","Inherent fertility is a relative indicator of the soil's capacity to retain and release nutrients for uptake by plants, and is associated with clay and organic matter content. Mapping shows the estimated average inherent fertility based on soils present in each map unit, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each inherent fertility class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/4b0d189d-c30e-4236-ab3b-fb223ffa8d9c","2016-06-09T03:30:13.480132","2020-02-18T23:04:05.519862","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [730,"Injured Bicyclists Under 16 Years of Age: Case Data","The South Australian injury surveillance data was collected from the casualty services of several metropolitan public hospitals.  The exercise was conducted from 1986 through June 2013.  The objective was to identify the circumstances associated with hospital-treated injury, in order to better target opportunities for prevention.  A number of important safety measures resulted directly from this work.\n\nNB.  The historical success in capturing cases varied by year.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/719c3371-c845-42fd-aa29-24b89f3a150c","2014-05-28T05:05:36.906530","2016-06-09T01:51:06.399599","DACRDataRequests@health.sa.gov.au","Unit records","1986-2013",null,"Metropolitan Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","bicycle, cases, Child, cyclist, hospital, injury, motor vehicle","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [731,"SAFA Insurance Cost Categories","Shows the estimated cost of insurance by type and the number of claims during the financial year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3cc8dcd5-c211-4a03-a87b-16a4a5fca700","2018-11-05T22:40:16.469575","2019-11-17T22:41:57.506202","mail.SAFA@sa.gov.au","Department, Organisation, Branch","2016-01-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA)","annual report, government, insurance","finance-and-employment"],
    [732,"Intended destination by reason","Students who have left the SA government school system or moved schools within the SA government school system for the previous 12 months (February to February) for the years 2014 to 2018.\n\nImportant notes:\n\n•\tIncludes students who have left the SA government school system or moved schools within the SA government school system. \n \n•\tDestination data is entered by school at the time of departure and may not reflect the final destination.\n\n•\tStudents may be counted more than once if they left the SA government school system and re-entered within the same year.\n\n•\tAges 4 years and under are excluded.\n\n•\tStudents with a Full-time Equivalent (FTE) of less than 0.4 are excluded from the person count.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ccbbc692-3ae4-4373-8323-f3dd0d1ae599","2019-03-01T04:06:27.841090","2019-05-17T04:26:21.734372","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2014-01-01","2018-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","destination, Education, Government Schools, left, moved, Students","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [733,"Intensive English Language Program /New Arrivals Program","Full-time equivalent enrolments accessing the Intensive English Language Program (Primary)/New Arrivals Program (Secondary) collected from 2012 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents accessing the Intensive English Language Program (Primary) or the New Arrivals Program (Secondary) include new arrivals to Australia or Aboriginal students who have minimal English. \n\nNewly arrived students need to have enrolled in an Australian school within 12 months of arrival (18 months for students in Reception Year one).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d09c02db-fbcf-4df3-8821-f1665c6f2654","2018-05-11T05:48:52.677882","2019-05-17T04:13:16.170960","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, government, language, program, schools, students",null],
    [734,"International Exports, ABS customised data","International trade data (AHECC) for Australia and South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/10c37b6e-254a-4a49-af7a-7d9cc8f3497f","2015-05-18T00:47:16.816997","2015-05-25T01:45:35.344322","datasa@sa.gov.au","AHECC 8 digit trade data","2008-07-01","2014-06-30","Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","AHECC, exports, international exports, trade","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [735,"Interned: Torrens Island, 1914-1915","##Interned: Torrens Island, 1914-1915\n\nIn August 1914 war broke out across Europe. Within days ‘enemy subjects’ in Australia were required to register with the authorities. Most gave their ‘parole’ and went on with their lives in the community, but internment started with sailors taken off enemy ships and enemy reservists, and went on to include enemy subjects suspected of ‘disloyal or unsatisfactory’ behaviour. Later, some naturalised British subjects and even natural-born British subjects were interned. In the course of the war over 6,000 enemy subjects were interned across Australia. \n\nThis dataset contains information about individuals interned during the First World War from South Australia (Military District 4). Most of those interned between October 1914 and August 1915, some 400 men, were held on Torrens Island, in the Port River estuary, north-west of Adelaide. The data set also includes those from South Australia who were interned in New South Wales after Torrens Island internment camp closed in August 1915.\n\nThe data was compiled by History SA staff from two archival series in the National Archives of Australia: A367 C18000 Part 1, War Internees and Deportees 1914-1919 and D2286, Nominal Roll of prisoners of war interned at Torrens Island concentration camp 1915. Data fields include: Name, Also recorded as (alternative name), Date interned, Interned (at), Nationality, Date of birth/age, Remarks, and Notes. The data has been produced by identifying individuals who appear in both series and combining information from both series into this data set, using the A367 data as the primary series. This involved interpreting the data, in particular, making an assessment of whether or not entries in the two series with similar names represent the same person. Further research may reveal some of these assessments to be inaccurate.\n\nThe dataset was produced as part of research for an exhibition at the Migration Museum and the Wakefield Press publication Interned: Torrens Island, 1914-15.\nhttp://migration.historysa.com.au/events/2014/interned-torrens-island-1914-1915\nhttp://www.wakefieldpress.com.au/product.php?productid=1201\n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/eb04171a-1a75-4549-820d-fd20a1d434be","2015-05-29T06:26:23.281710","2017-06-27T02:07:59.361209","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au","1","1939-01-01","1946-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","1914, 1915, history, interned, Torrens Island, WW1","arts-culture-history, education-skills-and-learning"],
    [736,"Investigating the effects of moving plants around a greenhouse (archived)","The Australian Plant Phenomics Facility (APPF) is a national, collaborative, scientific research facility and provides state-of-the-art phenotyping tools and expertise to help academic and commercial plant scientists understand and relate the performance of plants to their genetic make-up.\n\nThe objective of the experiment was to assess the effects of different practices of plant movement within a Smarthouse on plant growth and plant to plant variance. Plants remaining in the same position were compared to those that progressed to different positions during the experiment. The Plant Accelerator’s smarthouses are greenhouses with a conveyor system that allows plants to be moved, imaged and watered. The conveyors are divided into lanes and positions within the lane. The dataset contains the output from image analysis for each plant photo over time. The associated images are also available.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3b437900-7c4c-485b-91df-c3daec69b07b","2014-06-04T03:37:05.345657","2018-08-14T09:20:54.405521","alex.egan@adelaide.edu.au",null,"27-06-2011 to 27-07-2011",null,"The Plant Accelerator Southwest Smarthouse, Hartley Grove, Urrbrae, South Australia. Approximately: 34°58'17.3\"S 138°38'22.4\"E","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide uni, biology, image analysis, phenomics, plants, plant science, science, spatial variation, university of Adelaide",null],
    [737,"Invoice Payments Report by Agency","Invoice Payments Report by Agency - July 2013 to June 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/97d8b0d2-2965-4f5e-9e07-90a65847f1b9","2015-06-01T01:12:28.181095","2015-06-02T01:21:38.471941","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2014-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","government payments, invoices, payments","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [738,"Irrigation Areas","An Irrigation Area is an area within South Australia that is administered under the Irrigation Act for irrigation purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7067a5e1-f6f2-4489-9d27-5ae78da9b4a6","2016-03-23T04:58:21.844084","2020-02-24T02:04:01.391846","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1995-02-01","2000-02-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Irrigation","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [739,"Irrigation Divisions","An Irrigation Division refers to a unit of land inside an Irrigation Area within South Australia that is administered under the Irrigation Act for irrigation purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e39c31c4-0b7d-4d8c-9f2e-359970e87d26","2016-03-23T05:26:26.283898","2020-02-24T02:36:56.142530","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1995-02-01","2000-02-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Irrigation Area, Irrigation Division","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [740,"JCC Annual Report Data - Consultants","Data as reported in the Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/eceaf0ae-c618-4fb5-b91c-ff30e2b8500d","2019-10-15T01:35:42.778065","2019-10-21T00:35:40.673775","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, Consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [741,"JCC Annual Report Data - Executive Employment","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e73981fe-5e75-4021-9f4c-3f74279cc8d8","2019-10-15T02:04:03.200984","2019-10-21T00:36:01.759743","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, Executive Employment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [742,"JCC Annual Report Data - Fraud","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e9e4f2d6-1e3f-40a9-ad0d-6ff875985aa2","2019-10-15T02:23:44.233634","2019-10-21T00:36:16.886918","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, Fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [743,"JCC Annual Report Data - Public Complaints","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7777c29b-2097-4bde-b4fa-af8dbaa4358f","2019-10-15T02:27:16.943384","2019-10-21T00:36:32.117989","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [744,"JCC Annual Report Data - Reporting required under legislation","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/296516a0-950a-4338-8954-bef0deee58dd","2019-10-16T00:26:59.103740","2019-10-21T00:34:17.899409","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, JCC Act","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [745,"JCC Annual Report Data - Work health and safety and Return to work performance","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/28d12a93-e98a-4b9f-b8a7-119fa5291845","2019-10-15T23:38:26.814878","2019-10-21T00:34:01.602951","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [746,"JCC Annual Report - Whistle-blowers' Disclosure","Data as reported in Judicial Conduct Commissioner Annual Reports. Data presented as a 3 year time series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ed26c0f7-8a33-4afe-bf1e-3a43913391a9","2019-10-15T23:36:44.132640","2019-10-21T00:36:45.432286","admin@jcc.sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-05","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Judicial Conduct Commissioner","Annual report data, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [747,"Junior Primary classes number of students per class by class type","Proportion of Junior Primary classes with less than 20 or 26 students based on the roll class information from 2014 collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nJunior primary classes have Reception through to year 2 students. Some small schools have junior primary classes that include year 3 students. These students have been included in the data. \n\nSpecial schools and classes are excluded.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c10829c7-baba-4620-a02b-65e1446b77a2","2018-05-11T04:28:21.018799","2019-05-17T04:05:13.570830","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by class type","2014-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","class size, education, government, junior primary, schools, students",null],
    [748,"Junior Primary class sizes by class type in SA Government Schools","Average class sizes by class type in Term 3 from 2013 based on the roll class information collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nClass type represents the school year levels taught in the class. \n\nJunior primary classes have Reception through to year 2 students. Some small schools have junior primary classes that include year 3 students. These students have been included in the data. \n\nSpecial schools and classes are excluded.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e4645544-7020-4095-9602-65a092b060be","2018-05-11T04:20:10.360098","2019-05-17T04:03:02.699663","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by class type","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","class size, education, government, junior, primary, schools","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [749,"Junior Primary class sizes by Index of Disadvantage for SA Government Schools","Average junior primary class sizes in Term 3 based on the Index of Disadvantage of the school from 2014.The most disadvantaged schools have an index of 1, the least disadvantaged have an index of 7. \n\nJunior primary classes have Reception through to year 2 students. Some small schools have junior primary classes that include year 3 students. These students have been included in the data. \n\nSpecial schools and classes are excluded.\n\nMore information on the Index of Disadvantage is available at \nhttps://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites/g/files/net691/f/educational_disadvantage_index_explanation.pdf","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2ad91493-a8d6-48a4-8ad3-9bf94eec04d3","2018-05-11T04:24:27.046465","2019-05-17T04:04:00.480650","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Class sizes","2014-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","class size, disadvantage, education, government, junior primary, schools, students",null],
    [750,"Justice of the Peace","List of Justice of the Peace in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9b934ea1-856c-4dcc-b2b3-6f4f04a49476","2013-05-15T07:21:28.698745","2018-11-21T05:13:45.678485","ocbawebmaster@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2017-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","access, business, Consumer, JP, Justice of the Peace, services","crime-justice-and-law, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [751,"Kangaroo Island NRM Board Annual Report Data","Kangaroo Island NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/af3de90e-4da1-44ab-b5b5-863daba447b1","2017-07-23T23:25:45.073043","2019-03-04T00:24:56.481039","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [752,"Kensington Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Eastern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6ecc169e-f81b-4b23-9f82-d1782e92693b","2014-06-22T14:01:34.396904","2020-02-25T04:53:46.750522","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Eastern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, carbon monoxide, community, Eastern Adelaide, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxides, ozone, quality, services, sulfur dioxide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [753,"Kensington Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Eastern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/1f79a2ac-d1d6-4432-910d-fa6964a1e0de","2018-11-16T03:15:37.619147","2020-02-25T23:23:14.802928","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, Eastern Adelaide, environment, meteorology, services, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [754,"Kensington Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Eastern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3ba1c4dd-e52f-4c28-858a-21284c3ee458","2014-06-22T14:09:24.785232","2020-02-25T04:59:04.342695","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Eastern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, Eastern Adelaide, environment, particles, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [755,"Kerb and Water Table Network","Provides geographic location and attribute data for all Kerb and Water Table assets within the Adelaide City Council area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5fc2fe0e-c228-4611-9747-9dc04460af2f","2016-07-01T01:43:55.051492","2016-07-08T07:06:00.445113","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Kerb, Water Table","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [756,"Kerbs in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Polyline spatial layer of kerbs in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.  Data available to download in various formats from Council's open data portal. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ab3ddf16-521f-4d92-9a9c-6d0a3491de44","2015-06-01T05:18:17.648816","2019-09-09T04:07:42.467730","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","Council, Kerbs, Port Adelaide Enfield, Roads, Stormwater, Streets","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [757,"Labour Force Monthly","Summary results of the monthly Labour Force Survey containing estimates of employed and unemployed persons classified by sex, full-time/part-time status, states and territories and some age groups; and persons not in the labour force.\n\nThe monthly spreadsheets contain broad level data covering all the major items of the Labour Force Survey in time series format, including seasonally adjusted and trend estimates.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8c6be991-72c3-484f-a0f8-c9f6aeea7836","2013-04-15T04:19:34.375503","2017-01-23T03:39:50.968903","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","civilian, economic, labour, statistics","finance-and-employment"],
    [758,"Labour Force Quarterly","A range of quarterly Excel spreadsheets and SuperTABLE datacubes. The spreadsheets contain broad level data covering all the major items of the Labour Force Survey in time series format, including seasonally adjusted and trend estimates. The datacubes contain more detailed and cross classified original data than the spreadsheets.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6e64eb0e-0f21-48ef-9a59-753384040cb5","2013-04-15T04:31:16.842874","2017-01-23T03:30:25.534045","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","economic, labour, statistics, survey","finance-and-employment"],
    [759,"Lake Gairdner National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Lake Gairdner National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/66b88d50-7b05-4af1-9fe7-9d495deeefbd","2017-07-21T05:39:22.223323","2020-01-06T03:47:26.356255","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [760,"Land Development Zones","Land Development Zones consists of planning zones, policy areas and precincts derived from legal planning boundaries. This information is obtained from individual council Development Plans and has been captured for the state, based on development plan areas. Development Plan Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/housing-property-and-land/local-government/development-plans/online-development-plans","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/0ffa95bd-9345-4dd5-aa22-e91158538743","2013-05-17T03:19:01.401943","2020-02-24T02:19:16.216111","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","controls, development, land, planning, spatial, Zones","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [761,"Land Division Applications","This dataset contains land division development applications pursuant to the Planning Act and Development Act 1993 lodged between November 1989 and October 1996 which had more than 5 allotments and all applications lodged since October 1996 regardless of the number of allotments.\nOnce a Certificate of Approval to Divide has been lodged with the Lands Titles Office the plan is deposited and the application (or relevant parts of an application for staged applications) status is changed from proposal to deposited. Other statuses record and reflect the current status of applications (and stages): refused, withdrawn and lapsed.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/31762379-208f-4b05-9d96-a868f3c712bc","2015-12-21T21:38:39.570835","2020-02-24T02:22:47.888553","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","1989-11-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Development, Land, Land Division, Planning, Spatial","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [762,"Land Parcels in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Land parcels (Cadastre) attributed with Plan and Lot number references. Also includes a creation date which reflects when the allotment was added to the map layer (after subdivision approval). This date goes back to 2005 only when the map layer was first created. No ownership data is shown.\nThis Cadastre map layer is presented through the Council's own website for open geospatial data. Formats available are SHP, KML, GeoJson and WMS. (all in geographic latitude and longitude except the Shapefile which is GDA 1994 MGA Zone 54)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6a3f80d1-e1a8-4bdb-a15e-9269e534c925","2015-06-01T02:16:03.896633","2019-09-09T03:15:16.816730","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","Allotments, Cadastre, Council, Land, Lots, Port Adelaide Enfield","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [763,"Landscapes SA Boundaries","The Landscape South Australia Act 2019 replaces the Natural Resources Management Act 2004.The new regional landscape boundaries are proposed to better align regions with communities of interest and local government boundaries and better enable communities to work together in managing landscapes. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/486c1c8d-33ca-4037-95f6-94c0f96d2ad3","2019-12-16T01:12:28.287712","2020-01-16T03:17:25.802052","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-12-20",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [764,"Land Systems of Southern South Australia (soil landscapes)","Land Systems (based upon groupings of Soil Landscape Map Units) are broad and readily recognisable landscape areas defined by particular and distinctive patterns of land use, geology, topography, soils and vegetation within a limited climatic range. A Land System Report is available for each Land System.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/d40a98f0-441f-41de-8494-c3cf7da127f1","2016-06-29T06:25:41.125428","2020-02-18T06:11:14.680788","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, land systems, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [765,"Land Types of Southern South Australia (soil landscapes)","Land Types define the broad soil grouping and dominant geologic and topographic setting of Soil Landscape Map Units. There are 29 Land Types within 14 geomorphic groups which have been described across southern South Australia. Each Soil Landscape Unit has an assigned Land Type, indicating the dominant nature of the map unit.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/7deb7243-f032-4232-bc5e-b6335b9bccdd","2016-06-29T06:54:05.275685","2020-02-18T06:25:19.536516","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, geomorphology, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [766,"Land Use (ACLUMP)","This dataset depicts land use across South Australia according to the Australian Land Use and Management (ALUM) Classification Version 8 aggregated from surveys in 2008, 2014 and 2016. It forms part of the Australian Collaborative Land Use and Management Program (ACLUMP) land use mapping. The dataset is a combination of land use data mapped over recent years. The data were derived from an initial desktop interpretation of aerial imagery followed by an on-ground field survey. This dataset will be updated when any new land use mapping is undertaken in a part of SA.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6352c6b3-d26d-4fa1-a0b6-7a258e1d873e","2017-11-06T06:12:38.062532","2020-02-18T05:50:37.915807","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2007-01-01","2016-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Agriculture, Land use","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [767,"Land Use Generalised","This layer is a general parcel-based land use derived from the valuation information and land parcel boundaries. The land use code from the valuation has been categorised into 17 broad classes. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9712e707-1a7a-464e-a4c3-980f40770d48","2017-11-26T22:02:22.219757","2020-04-09T07:39:40.723544","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","development, land, land use, planning, spatial","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [768,"Land Use Potential for Almonds","Land use potential for Almonds: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/71d3f761-07cb-42ba-b6d1-bb6c9846b65f","2016-08-22T06:42:55.791986","2020-02-18T05:29:47.908209","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [769,"Land Use Potential for Apples","Land use potential for Apples: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/003a1d7e-1f1d-4685-82d3-93d02dc1c922","2016-08-28T23:48:57.622332","2020-02-18T05:21:39.783197","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [770,"Land Use Potential for Barley","Land use potential for Barley: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f87d810e-83b1-4d5a-a38b-baec9af27eaa","2016-08-29T04:36:05.330270","2020-02-18T05:20:23.848248","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [771,"Land Use Potential for Brassicas","Land use potential for Brassicas: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/e99e4221-edc9-4a96-8cd5-01e6c4046fa0","2016-08-29T01:57:41.831516","2020-02-18T05:37:20.828210","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [772,"Land Use Potential for Canola","Land use potential for Canola: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/4967f67e-2be8-4316-8c78-ba38e98a2fcd","2016-08-29T04:39:34.883829","2020-02-18T06:09:58.085471","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [773,"Land Use Potential for Carrots","Land use potential for Carrots: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f1c3b6d7-dae5-4d89-b098-d3ef4e1ba038","2016-08-29T02:02:42.558272","2020-02-18T05:54:50.936713","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [774,"Land Use Potential for Cherries","Land use potential for Cherries: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/eb1eb2a6-7497-4cc4-b09b-729c2a7bd6ac","2016-08-29T00:17:25.041072","2020-02-18T06:02:47.216890","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [775,"Land Use Potential for Chestnuts","Land use potential for Chestnuts: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/715dc140-a85f-42cc-97f1-c6b024e5891f","2016-08-29T00:28:05.118437","2020-02-18T06:17:26.446043","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [776,"Land Use Potential for Chickpeas","Land use potential for Chickpeas: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/e561e98b-4917-4543-8407-154032323262","2016-08-29T04:43:17.638609","2020-02-18T06:06:12.163497","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [777,"Land Use Potential for Citrus","Land use potential for Citrus: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/a20bdef2-5dba-4bac-b9f9-ad1d53a1c878","2016-08-29T00:35:37.379585","2020-02-18T06:04:23.770780","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [778,"Land Use Potential for Faba Beans","Land use potential for Faba Beans: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/9e340b16-e0b0-49ae-8980-3666d808d7f0","2016-08-29T04:47:13.045934","2020-02-18T04:44:33.148718","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [779,"Land Use Potential for Field Peas","Land use potential for Field Peas: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/7916bc27-5c87-45ed-81b6-0891c9c4b694","2016-08-29T04:51:07.386186","2020-02-18T04:35:01.245628","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [780,"Land Use Potential for Grape Vines","Land use potential for Grape Vines: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/27e3bf7f-c2a7-4814-b390-0254eaac2d08","2016-08-29T00:40:27.522482","2020-02-18T23:32:10.765809","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [781,"Land Use Potential for Grape Vines (mechanically harvested)","Land use potential for Grape Vines (mechanically harvested): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/10fe7307-237b-46b6-81e1-f42fe37136f0","2016-08-29T00:52:07.882966","2020-02-18T04:56:01.008680","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [782,"Land Use Potential for Hazelnuts","Land use potential for Hazelnuts: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/28363d4f-d051-48e5-821a-5c8bf09d30f9","2016-08-29T01:04:41.102621","2020-02-18T05:35:51.756741","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [783,"Land Use Potential for Lavender","Land use potential for Lavender: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/b48c6307-e1d1-4399-9660-c5d32b4c858a","2016-08-29T04:25:05.224059","2020-02-18T04:15:14.919124","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [784,"Land Use Potential for Lentils","Land use potential for Lentils: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/7e8a7fc5-2b49-484c-a369-16ff92ba28aa","2016-08-29T05:32:15.249782","2020-02-18T04:39:20.939996","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [785,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Lucerne","Land use potential for Dryland Lucerne: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/98879cfd-2260-4ec8-8635-9587b63c09b1","2016-08-29T03:23:50.942140","2020-02-18T23:30:25.084636","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [786,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Lucerne (acid soil tolerant)","Land use potential for Dryland Lucerne (acid soil tolerant): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/a5c3581d-dc53-4f4d-8a94-6f2c1ea83015","2016-08-29T03:29:59.628016","2020-02-18T05:32:47.325347","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [787,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated Lucerne","Land use potential for Irrigated Lucerne: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/2ae97909-4981-44dc-bcf2-40ccc282ed1b","2016-08-29T02:30:19.720721","2020-02-18T04:49:58.427435","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [788,"Land Use Potential for Lupins","Land use potential for Lupins: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/9871596e-2138-415f-a39c-fcfc140557aa","2016-08-29T05:41:19.015686","2020-02-18T23:40:24.315614","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [789,"Land Use Potential for Oats","Land use potential for Oats: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f43c9dfc-6132-40c5-861c-c8c831d0743a","2016-08-29T06:19:14.965240","2020-02-18T04:41:48.962053","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [790,"Land Use Potential for Olives","Land use potential for Olives: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/55adfc51-07fb-489b-9706-28145ce5cb21","2016-08-29T01:05:52.987804","2020-02-18T05:01:56.236486","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [791,"Land Use Potential for Onions","Land use potential for Onions: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/e746f346-09a5-41fe-865d-325e06934ec6","2016-08-29T02:08:02.577901","2020-02-18T05:26:12.073171","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [792,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Pasture (best rating)","Land use potential for Dryland Pasture (best rating of Dryland: Lucerne, Phalaris; Strawberry Clover; Subterranean Clover; Perennial Ryegrass): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/6460b5cb-d1a9-4351-bbed-cae969edcc43","2016-08-29T03:16:35.329728","2020-02-18T05:46:02.182740","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [793,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated Pasture (best rating)","Land use potential for Irrigated Pasture (best rating of Irrigated: Lucerne, High Value Perennial Ryegrass, Perennial Ryegrass; White Clover): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/3187698b-b57a-49a9-b9f8-0b22c678ce76","2016-08-29T02:20:51.004000","2020-02-18T03:22:08.645608","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [794,"Land Use Potential for Pears","Land use potential for Pears: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/64202904-8de3-4be8-b6b1-1de74935a8a0","2016-08-29T01:43:19.844005","2020-02-18T04:46:58.260815","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [795,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Phalaris","Land use potential for Dryland Phalaris: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/a51968a2-8a5e-4d7e-a2b4-cf6c8bec8067","2016-08-29T03:35:33.780226","2020-02-18T05:42:20.103131","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [796,"Land Use Potential for Potatoes","Land use potential for Potatoes: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/db4f02d5-4a78-46e9-8473-30f0155bfb32","2016-08-29T02:15:40.548505","2020-02-18T23:34:21.129271","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [797,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Perennial Ryegrass","Land use potential for Dryland Perennial Ryegrass: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/add5a07e-d926-4d03-9e62-758e35624467","2016-08-29T03:55:55.525049","2020-02-18T06:00:21.169517","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [798,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated Perennial Ryegrass","Land use potential for Irrigated Perennial Ryegrass: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/de244233-f317-45f2-9ff2-9351a22f7b57","2016-08-29T02:46:05.938485","2020-02-18T04:07:42.533654","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [799,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated High Value Perennial Ryegrass (e.g. dairies)","Land use potential for Irrigated High Value Perennial Ryegrass (e.g. dairies): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5f788e04-4ccb-4e4c-8d86-f256bd880eff","2016-08-29T02:38:06.768509","2020-02-18T05:27:50.502390","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [800,"Land Use Potential for Pyrethrum","Land use potential for Pyrethrum: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/06542bf7-80e0-492d-8d52-30195208a502","2016-08-29T04:29:10.922001","2020-02-18T04:58:25.199305","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [801,"Land Use Potential for Mallee Saltbush (Rhagodia preissii)","Land use potential for Mallee Saltbush (Rhagodia preissii): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/6a1c17dd-808d-4fb6-89f4-abc3c8d5a4d6","2016-08-29T04:19:54.220179","2020-02-19T00:33:26.001263","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [802,"Land Use Potential for Mealy Saltbush (Rhagodia parabolica)","Land use potential for Mealy Saltbush (Rhagodia parabolica): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5b146cbf-f2f4-4739-ab35-01a72cd8a52a","2016-08-29T04:15:39.944022","2020-02-18T04:21:57.250557","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [803,"Land Use Potential for Old-man Saltbush (Atriplex nummularia)","Land use potential for Old-man Saltbush (Atriplex nummularia): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/eb649f55-d034-4b5e-ad72-9d4c9826eaa0","2016-08-29T04:00:36.418866","2020-02-18T04:53:00.427095","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [804,"Land Use Potential for Tall Scurf-pea (Cullen australasicum)","Land use potential for Tall Scurf-pea (Cullen australasicum): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/2ee1a13c-9cdb-454e-9cb8-493b96a9b21f","2016-08-29T04:05:43.917209","2020-02-18T06:33:06.997524","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [805,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Strawberry Clover","Land use potential for Dryland Strawberry Clover: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/79df4d59-2088-4b85-bb79-f6334d7947bd","2016-08-29T03:41:32.043668","2020-02-18T05:24:40.981346","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [806,"Land Use Potential for Dryland Subterranean Clover","Land use potential for Dryland Subterranean Clover: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/bcafac79-9b9c-457e-b0b6-b01ae24ceb69","2016-08-29T03:51:15.099658","2020-02-18T04:26:03.170857","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [807,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated Summer Fodder (maize, millet and sorghum)","Land use potential for Irrigated Summer Fodder (maize, millet and sorghum): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5b5c9d75-c9af-409d-909a-c582bc5304f6","2016-08-29T05:45:05.374731","2020-02-18T03:27:20.119058","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [808,"Land Use Potential for Tar Bush (Eremophila glabra)","Land use potential for Tar Bush (Eremophila glabra): based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/8df3d2e9-f551-4349-a338-ccee7513396a","2016-08-29T04:10:17.806842","2020-02-18T23:37:52.667369","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [809,"Land Use Potential for Triticale","Land use potential for Triticale: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/aceea583-32c5-44c3-904d-f8beb2221185","2016-08-29T05:49:10.100349","2020-02-18T22:44:55.028203","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [810,"Land Use Potential for Wheat","Land use potential for Wheat: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/250dc88b-2037-45f4-ab39-f05b108d357f","2016-08-29T05:53:02.798527","2020-02-18T22:47:30.253045","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [811,"Land Use Potential for Durum Wheat","Land use potential for Durum Wheat: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/545cf852-a263-4168-9d61-8fda1fe6ce8d","2016-08-29T05:56:25.094917","2020-02-18T05:39:52.129256","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [812,"Land Use Potential for Irrigated White Clover","Land use potential for Irrigated White Clover: based on soil and landscape attributes only. The relative potential to sustain particular crops is predicted from expert assessment of plant requirements and available soil and land attribute mapping. No account has been taken of water quality or availability, climatic factors or existing land use.  This spatial dataset is part of a series depicting the potential of land for a range of agricultural uses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f0c5f448-f0b0-4f8b-ae7b-17e217956933","2016-08-29T02:51:51.704137","2020-02-18T04:11:51.632424","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, crop potential, environment, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [813,"Biophysical Land Zones of Kangaroo Island (soil landscapes)","Land Zones represent the third level grouping of Soil Landscape Map Units within a traditional hierarchy of soil and land mapping. Land zone mapping is only complete for Kangaroo Island, and zones are delineated by the nature of soils, landscapes, geology, native vegetation, subclimate and land use, within limited geographical areas.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/56446506-ccb9-4115-82fc-f7d630f2f35d","2016-06-27T06:19:57.858049","2020-02-18T06:16:02.068628","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, geomorphology, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [814,"Last Bushfire and Prescribed Burn Boundaries","The dataset provides most recent fire scar mapping for many major fires that have burnt in a given area within or adjacent to National Parks and Wildlife South Australia (NPWSA) reserves. This data set is derived from Fire History mapping. The most recent fire mapping can be used for operational management and planning of fire events and ecological resource management.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e81e147c-aba1-4d92-acf3-8cd5163c1104","2015-06-15T00:44:32.294438","2020-02-24T02:30:13.874780","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-02-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","bushfire, fire, fire incidents, natural hazards","emergency-and-safety"],
    [815,"Leasing Facts","Property that DCSI leases across South Australia.\n\nDataset includes:\n\n-Adelaide CBD properties including NGO leases that DCSI manages.\n\n-Metro/Regional properties will refer to Adelaide suburbs and regional (i.e. Pt. Pirie, Whyalla).\n\n-Total Leasing Costs","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9a88a1ff-186c-4a8c-a73d-bf1092e56192","2016-07-07T01:15:53.037554","2018-07-11T04:13:56.113890","DLDCSIAssets&Facilities-TeamLeaders@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-06-30","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Assets, Facilities, Leasing","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [816,"Le Fevre 1 Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the North western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/056044d1-44af-4544-9322-86790f305da5","2018-12-20T03:58:22.081602","2020-04-17T05:32:13.893799","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-11-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, carbon monoxide, community, environment, gaseous, Le Fevre Peninsula, North Western Adelaide, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [817,"Le Fevre 1 Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the North western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/6d29e23b-5a2f-467c-89e4-7464df2f69fa","2018-11-16T02:49:30.279512","2020-04-17T06:31:49.706118","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, Le Fevre Peninsula, meteorology, North Western Adelaide, services, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [818,"Le Fevre 1 Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the North western Adelaide region. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8d65c278-b1e0-44f2-8545-e908681fe2e4","2014-06-22T12:41:16.044019","2020-04-17T05:34:52.852907","DataSA@sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","North Western Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, le fevre peninsula, legal services, North Western Adelaide, particles","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [819,"Le Fevre 2 Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the North western Adelaide region. This site was commissioned in March 2013.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/999c056f-e04a-444b-95dc-329d7d10dc46","2014-06-22T14:56:26.591742","2020-04-17T05:58:04.612333","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-03-01","2016-06-01","North Western Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, gaseous, Le Fevre Peninsula, nitrogen oxides, North Western Adelaide, ozone, quality, services, sulfur dioxide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [820,"Le Fevre 2 Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the North western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5a8050ca-da03-4ab4-b174-52fde6b33d01","2014-06-22T15:04:57.172430","2020-04-17T06:02:26.269047","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-03-01","2016-06-01","North Western Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, Le Fevre Peninsula, North Western Adelaide, particles, quality, services","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [821,"Legislative Database","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\n\nEach 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.\n\nFor 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.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/675635f9-6831-457a-ba2e-52b4d49701f5","2017-11-17T04:35:55.151826","2019-09-06T05:31:17.653810","OPCWeb@sa.gov.au",null,"2003-01-01","2019-07-26","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","act, law, legislation, policy, proclamation, regulation, staute","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [822,"Levee Banks","Data layer includes a representation of large levee banks generally above 1 metre in height and greater than 300 metres in length","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cb33ac03-4a17-42cb-af5e-b7b35998f30b","2013-05-17T08:36:00.312666","2020-01-16T03:24:41.881861","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","January 1990",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Aerial Photography, Topography, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [823,"Libraries Board of South Australia Annual Report data","Statistical data that appears in the Libraries Board of South Australia Annual Reports.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3070a7b7-f76d-432d-8c9a-f9daf6077efa","2017-11-08T23:22:10.102294","2019-11-19T04:07:35.591376","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Annual report data, Libraries Board of South Australia, State Library of South Australia, statistics",null],
    [824,"Public Lighting","Provides geographic location and attribute data for the Public Lighting Network within the Adelaide City Council area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0620eda8-eb2a-43e8-81e6-e9ba05ba7d55","2016-07-01T01:49:22.241885","2016-07-08T07:08:04.036804","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Lighting Mount, Lighting Pole, Public Lighting","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [825,"Liquor & Gaming Applications","A data set containing publically accessible application details under Liquor and Gaming legislations. This information is provided from Consumer and Business Services.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/61d45b48-85bc-4691-968f-3c8d5d23564b","2013-05-16T01:49:30.739382","2019-08-19T05:43:41.607162","ocbawebmaster@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Business, Consumer, Gambling, Gaming, Liquor","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [826,"Liquor & Gaming Licences","A data set containing publically accessible licence details under Liquor and Gaming legislations. This information is provided from Consumer and Business Services.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cf466291-8740-4b54-ae11-8c98c347f201","2013-05-16T03:25:49.266814","2019-08-19T05:17:29.155418","cbswebmaster@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Authorisations, business, Consumer, Gambling, Gaming, Licences, Licencing, Liquor","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [827,"Listed Adult Community Education Providers"," Listed Adult Education Providers (ACE) for the financial year 2012-13","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4aa64d9f-7951-475c-97f3-5df7f540e56e","2013-05-22T01:47:24.869134","2016-06-08T06:05:52.575445","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Adult, Business, community, education, skills, Training","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [828,"List of Child and Family Health Service Centre Locations","This dataset provides a list of the Child and Family Health Service Centres and their addresses.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b1b64b79-e634-4c79-a52f-1680b3ef5c9c","2014-06-12T05:06:26.827124","2016-04-21T00:04:21.575063","DACRDataRequests@health.sa.gov.au","Postcode","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","CAFHS, child, children, family, health, parenting, services","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [829,"Litter Bins","This dataset provides all the Litter Bins that exist within the Adelaide City Council area, available in CSV and KML.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/e05b4646-3160-47c9-a9b7-817bd31b91fd","2014-06-01T06:46:20.103597","2016-06-08T10:40:44.043146","DataSA@sa.gov.au","GPS location, bin type and features","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","Assets, Bins, Litter Bins, planning, Rubbish","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [830,"Livestock Residues","ABS released data contains final estimates for data items collected in the 2014–15 Rural Environment and Agricultural Commodities Survey (REACS). The statistics on livestock areas and production were used to estimate biomass volumes for the Australian Biomass for Bioenergy Assessment Project.\nLivestock industries may include cattle (meat and dairy), sheep and poultry.\n\nPiggery data was derived from source data provided by Australian Pork Limited in the form of pig number data for pig farms in all Australian production states (2016/2017), without business names and with locations only given generically at post code level to protect privacy. \n\nSee RenewablesSA website for more information including metadata and data sources. \nhttp://www.renewablessa.sa.gov.au/investor-information/bio-energy-roadmap/biomass-for-bioenergy-assessment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cd3f8af0-5057-4f8e-bc6a-0b61752ab5d1","2019-08-20T06:10:32.485144","2019-08-20T06:16:52.550518","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au","SA4","2014-06-30","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Bioenergy, Biomass, Livestock, Organic residue",null],
    [831,"Local Government Areas","The location and extent of the local government areas (Councils) within South Australia in a variety of formats.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/968c8768-802a-48ed-92d9-eb927fe50c46","2013-05-14T05:14:29.311068","2020-02-23T23:58:45.248915","william.watt@sa.gov.au",null,"1996-03-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","council, council areas, council boundaries, council zones, location, map view of coucil areas","business-industry-and-trade, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [832,"Local Health Networks","Administrative boundaries for managing the delivery of public hospital services and other community based health services as determined by the State Government.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/120bdc9e-1c96-4ea5-b98c-aa148bb33a10","2013-05-17T05:28:42.017183","2020-02-19T00:50:52.541642","DACRDataRequests@health.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Administrative, Boundaries, Health","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [833,"Local History Photo Collection - Port Adelaide Enfield","Over 3400 **Geotagged** historical photographs taken in the area of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. The dates range from the 1840's to 1990. This data can be downloaded as points from downloaded GeoJSON files (these contain Title, Description and Year taken and reference Flickr for the actual photos).  The geoJSON files are named by subject matter. eg. \"People - Clergy\"  \nAll photos reside on Flickr along with their Title, Description, Year taken, Tags (Keywords) and Geotags. https://www.flickr.com/photos/paelocalhistory/sets\nAll are arranged in albums under the Port Adelaide Enfield Local History Photos Flickr page. Approximately 800 of these images were sourced from the State Library of SA and were geotagged and attributed with metadata by the Council. \nFlickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/paelocalhistory/sets\nThese images can also be browsed over a map in this application: https://mapping.portenf.sa.gov.au/history","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/18cd3523-a1fc-4b21-b4a8-0f3f3e267a6c","2015-05-28T05:01:31.490322","2020-02-19T00:29:16.779465","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","1840","1990","City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","aerial photographs, council, historic photographs, history, photo, port adelaide, port adelaide enfield","arts-culture-history"],
    [834,"Locations of Support Services for Carers in South Australia","This dataset describes office locations for support services to carers in South Australia. These services provide Information and help for those providing ongoing care and assistance to a person who has a disability, chronic illness (including mental illness), is frail and requires assistance carrying out everyday tasks.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9c2a4a32-038d-4c8f-98c7-7f59e001d213","2013-05-23T06:16:43.920253","2020-02-24T01:49:58.252373","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Property Level","2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","assistance, carers, disability, service outlets","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [835,"Lord Mayors","Lists all Mayors & Lord Mayors throughout Adelaide City Council's 175 year history with accompanying image.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/35eda988-6bca-47b5-b4fc-54dd84d375ae","2015-06-02T04:17:15.926605","2016-06-08T04:08:21.166481","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"1840","2015","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Council, local history, Lord Mayor, Mayor, term of office","arts-culture-history"],
    [836,"Lost Adelaide Architecture Photographs","Two photo sets on Flickr containing photographs of Lost Adelaide architecture from Central Adelaide (78 photographs) and Adelaide’s West End (70 photographs).  These photographs have been used in two of the State Library’s walking tours for hand held devices, Lost Adelaide and Lost Adelaide: West End.\nContains brief information about each building and location.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2b0e3d83-159f-4118-a7e2-9612367372ed","2013-05-21T07:06:04.920232","2020-01-15T06:43:11.152721","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1846-1966",null,"Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","architecture, buildings, cinemas, colonial, demolition, history, photographs, planning, theatres, urban planning","arts-culture-history"],
    [837,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Consultants","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data on Consultants presented as a 5 year series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/22d2618c-5a69-42f3-b5aa-763da8ff55e9","2017-08-22T06:28:18.302840","2019-09-23T00:38:29.614081","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia","consultants","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [838,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Contractors","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data on Contractors presented as a 5 year series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/03064c8f-3d98-4d50-95ef-58fd50121de2","2018-08-15T23:56:10.929146","2019-09-23T00:40:59.064250","lcsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [839,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Executive Employment in the Agency","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data on Executive Employment in the agency.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6ce8b7c5-136c-46f2-ab13-269e2e3f53c0","2017-08-22T06:18:09.570867","2019-09-23T00:31:29.546727","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia","employment, executive","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [840,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Instances of fraud detected in the agency","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data on instances of fraud detected in the agency.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d7a16840-b3f7-4174-8ac6-64a2460d01b1","2017-08-22T05:37:32.444053","2019-09-23T00:43:30.898171","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia","fraud","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [841,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Public Complaints received by the agency","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Public Complaints received by the agency.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/de24d329-35c2-41bd-8cd3-428f442b6d6c","2017-08-22T05:18:00.106010","2019-09-23T00:45:35.648135","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia","complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [842,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Whistleblowers disclosure","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Whistle-blower's disclosure.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d98275e3-b16c-478c-82a7-289ae0db7c00","2017-08-22T05:08:03.717588","2019-09-23T00:44:23.689223","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia","disclosures, whistleblowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [843,"Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data - Work Health & Safety","Lotteries Commission of South Australia Annual Report Data on Work Health & Safety presented as a 5 year series.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b7bfdbe1-1ec8-4717-a382-b81faa31d491","2018-08-16T00:04:30.775714","2019-09-23T00:06:51.511346","lcsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Lotteries Commission of South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [844,"Luminaires by Tariff","Number of luminaires by tariff at signalised intersections","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/524999dc-8312-403f-ab4b-452980ef080f","2017-06-28T23:28:07.417699","2018-05-03T06:54:53.203761","David.Richardson@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Intersection, Roads, Traffic Lights, Traffic Signals","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [845,"Major and Minor Roads","Provides locations and names of every  major road and minor road within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d337f781-d87e-4e1f-9c54-ac360c6e90c8","2013-05-15T22:16:43.551011","2016-06-08T10:38:03.994612","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, council, locations, major roads, Minor roads, roads, streets, Transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [846,"Major Developments Directory","The Major Developments Directory is developed by the Department for Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy (DMITRE) as a showcase of South Australian projects with a capital expenditure of $5 million or more.\nThis year's directory showcases a record 313 major projects underway or planned with a total value of more than $100 billion, each creating investor, supplier and work force opportunities in this state.\nFind out more about the Directory at: http://www.dmitre.sa.gov.au/invest_in_south_australia/major_developments_directory","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/0a864f77-0080-47c5-b885-674b59791300","2013-05-21T02:28:20.756687","2017-08-29T05:36:55.487860","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","defence, development, education, energy, health, industrial, industry, infrastructure, investment, manufacturing, minerals, projects, resources, water","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [847,"MapIQ","MapIQ allows you to find community based service outlets anywhere in South Australia from a postcode level down to your neighbourhood","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2e1c18d8-8998-4742-adc8-d1c0a5c7862a","2013-03-20T23:27:53.866667","2016-06-08T06:01:52.642316","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","community, Neighbourhood","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [848,"Maps and Charts","This dataset contains images of more than 1000 selected maps and charts with South Australian coverage.\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5d5dcaf1-44e9-44d1-aec7-ca0fe1509a30","2016-06-29T04:49:22.153678","2020-01-15T06:48:55.606434","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1802-01-01","1938-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, charts, historical data, maps, South Australia","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [849,"Maralinga Conservation Park (Mamungari) Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Maralinga Conservation Park (Mamungari) Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/191332c9-e03b-4d11-b212-41c74bf58273","2017-07-21T05:41:16.995004","2020-01-06T03:52:07.022724","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [850,"Marine Park Network Boundaries","This dataset identifies the land and waters within the SA Marine Parks Network Zoning which is dedicated to conservation under the Marine Parks Act 2007. The South Australian Marine Parks were established to protect the biological diversity of South Australian coastal waters and provide for ecologically sustainable use of the State’s natural resources. The Government of South Australia is committed to the development of a South Australian Representative System of Marine Protected Areas (SARSMPA). Internal zoning includes Restricted Access Zones (RAZ), Sanctuary Zones (SZ), Habitat Protection Zones (HPZ), and General Managed Use Zones (GMUZ).","dataset","aar","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/4ecfa227-ace7-447a-bd68-fff8292c8894","2013-05-20T01:35:50.854833","2022-03-09T03:44:27.388862","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Conservation, Marine, Marine Conservation, nature, Protected Areas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [851,"Marine Park Network Coordinates","This dataset identifies the longitude and latitude of the South Australian Marine Park outer boundaries at different locations within the state.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7fe9cba1-cc09-4694-bba8-58c3d338a04c","2013-05-20T01:50:38.939580","2020-01-16T03:25:15.230829","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Marine Conservation, Protected Areas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [852,"Marine Park Special Purpose Areas","This dataset identifies special purpose areas to accommodate existing and future uses and activities and/or managed areas within the SA Marine Parks Network. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a76d85d8-741f-4c72-a59c-6c86f401cb8f","2013-05-20T02:18:47.874333","2020-01-16T03:23:21.344379","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Marine Conservation, Protected Areas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [853,"Marine Park Zoning","This dataset identifies the land and waters within the SA Marine Parks Network Zoning which is dedicated to conservation under the Marine Parks Act 2007. The South Australian Marine Parks were established to protect the biological diversity of South Australian coastal waters and provide for ecologically sustainable use of the States natural resources. The Government of South Australia is committed to the development of a South Australian Representative System of Marine Protected Areas (SARSMPA). Internal zoning includes Restricted Access Zones (RAZ), Sanctuary Zones (SZ), Habitat Protection Zones (HPZ), and General Managed Use Zones (GMUZ), which will be proclaimed in late 2012.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/137e6931-05ce-48cd-b1da-e04c1ba3c844","2013-05-20T02:26:05.611980","2020-01-16T03:26:07.426215","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Marine Conservation, Protected Areas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [854,"Marine Park Zoning Coordinates","This dataset identifies the coordinates in Degrees Decimal Minutes (DDM) of the South Australian Marine Park zoning boundaries.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ff5c0a38-9cc8-4602-accf-31e1780cef97","2013-05-20T04:03:06.601412","2020-02-18T05:10:37.758671","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Marine Conservation, Protected Areas","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [855,"Shipwreck and Relic Images","This dataset includes over 2000 images of shipwrecks and shipwreck relics which provides a unique insight into the State's maritime history. \n\nIn addition to the images the dataset includes an extract from the South Australian Register of Historic Shipwrecks.  The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It includes information pertaining to Historic Shipwreck and Historic Relics as described under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981.\n\nThe dataset includes shipwrecks that have not yet been declared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks where condition assessments are pending.\n\nThe Maritime Register (XML) contains the image URL which can be matched to the image name.  The register also includes the shipwreck name, historical background, description of the relic, location of the shipwreck and other details.\n\nSee also: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwrecks","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7d6268cf-2f79-4a69-9254-6085e283a8f4","2017-05-22T01:32:35.920447","2018-10-10T23:41:27.029002","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Heritage, Maritime, Shipwrecks","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [856,"Marriage Celebrants","A list of Marriage Celebrants. Please refer to metadata template for more information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/034654e8-e7e3-467f-9b4c-04183f7f1993","2013-05-17T04:58:10.373838","2019-09-03T06:09:55.592960","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","business, Celebrants, Consumer, Marriage, services","crime-justice-and-law, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [857,"Soil Mass Movement (landslip)","Mass movement (landslip) occurs on sloping ground where large slabs of the ground surface slide downhill. Mapping shows the extent of, or potential for, landslip, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total land areas affected by, or with potential for, mass movement (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/539eae50-1c28-4394-90a6-4d0d15ed97ae","2016-06-09T03:32:03.286995","2020-02-18T22:55:01.055090","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [858,"SA Health Mental Health data","Time series state level datasets showing important indicators regarding mental health. Includes data on mental health readmissions within 28 days, Mental health Community Care with within seven days of discharge and mental health average length of stay (days). ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9372b1f-e5c0-4d03-9714-0dc707343f2f","2017-07-03T23:01:38.816312","2018-08-07T01:09:56.351669","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","South Australia by financial year","2013-07-01","2018-05-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","mental health","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [859,"Metro median house sales","Quarterly median house prices for metropolitan Adelaide by suburb","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/0d447195-1158-4a3c-8cc7-0e333b87eb72","2015-07-03T03:42:03.590252","2020-02-05T05:08:20.492303","LSCustomerSupport@sa.gov.au","Quarterly by suburb","2015-01-01","2016-10-31","Metropolitan Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","adelaide, house, price, sales, suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [860,"Metropolitan Adelaide Boundary (Development Act 1993)","The Metropolitan Adelaide Boundary (Development Act 1993) defines Metropolitan Adelaide for the purposes of the Development Act 1993. Government Gazette notice link: http://publicsector.sa.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/Metropolitan-Adelaide-Boundary-Govt-Gazette-1993.pdf","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/fa844c04-dadd-4b57-9c85-7b103a38fbdc","2016-10-10T04:39:10.468007","2020-02-19T00:16:23.427012","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"1994-01-15",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","human environment, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [861,"Metropolitan Open Space System Study Area (MOSS)","The Metropolitan Open Space System (MOSS) study area shows boundaries of pre-defined areas zoned or earmarked for Second Generation Parklands or open space and includes land already purchased and incorporated into the system. The boundary is a thematic depiction only.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/5fb4e6d7-1afe-4f91-a575-f65b451b3c2b","2013-05-17T03:42:24.027637","2020-02-24T02:12:27.719359","mailto:DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","adelaide, boundaries, Land, metropolitan, nature, open_space, parklands, Planning, recreation, Spatial, Zones","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [862,"Mineral Drillholes, Petroleum and Geothermal Wells","Location of South Australian mineral drillholes, petroleum and geothermal wells.\n\nAvailable format: ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ and WMS/WFS.\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/DrillholesWells  select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/60856a5f-869a-4b43-9c51-edcce0170bb9","2017-07-26T05:31:00.849436","2020-02-24T01:31:04.653691","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","drillholes, geothermal, mineral, petroleum, wells","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [863,"Mineral Tenements","Location of all current and historic mineral tenements issued under the Mining Act, 1971. \n\nAvailable format:  ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ, WMS and WFS\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/MineralTenements select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/a66a6e64-e38d-4f34-af4d-41d556d8daa6","2014-06-27T00:46:47.990531","2020-02-24T01:28:19.896540","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","historic, minerals, mining, mining production, tenements","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [864,"Mining Production Tenement Regulations Areas","Referral areas concerning the siting of Mining Tenement from Schedule 20 of the regulations to the Development Act 1993.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bb56bee3-61c3-438e-96b1-bbc0a0ce76b0","2016-10-10T04:46:16.210069","2020-02-19T00:13:52.011858","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"1994-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","human environment, mining, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [865,"Minor Capital Works Projects Completed 2015-16","Minor works are all new works such as alterations, upgrades, modifications, additions, deletions, and demolitions of existing departmental facilities, but are not general maintenance, Housing SA or ICT/BT minor works.\n\nDataset indicates all minor works projects that have been completed for the financial year.\n\nDataset includes: The area the project was completed in, a description of the project, and the actual cost of the project.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/d980da80-ac14-46a9-bcc0-25952b8754d0","2016-07-07T01:20:00.446729","2018-09-04T06:12:43.283470","DLDCSIAssets&Facilities-TeamLeaders@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Assets, Facilities, Minor Works","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [866,"Monday test","Monday test","dataset","eng","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/12c12f41-775e-4f47-8dfe-9c957d4c58b1","2020-05-04T04:19:04.211054","2020-05-04T04:29:31.091612","data@data.sa.gov.au",null,"2020-05-18","2020-05-16","SA0062407: South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A",null,null],
    [867,"Monuments","Provides locations of all the monuments that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/f798f4cd-ce0a-4623-bb94-2b81c6bdf52a","2014-06-02T13:26:34.025195","2016-06-08T10:44:38.062565","DataSA@sa.gov.au","GPS location, monument type and brief descrition","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","assets, monuments, planning","arts-culture-history, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [868,"Mount Barker District Council Roads","Displays the centreline of all State and Local Government trafficable roads within Mount Barker District Council. Includes numerous attributes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6ac47902-380f-492c-aa68-d8af86f42134","2017-01-17T22:43:28.913914","2018-10-08T05:15:27.832765","tjordan@mountbarker.sa.gov.au",null,"2009-03-01","Current","Mount Barker District Council","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Mount Barker District Council","Road, Transport, Transportation","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [869,"Mount Gambier Destitute Register","Destitute records from Mount Gambier, including information on applicants such as ship and arrival date, infirmity, circumstances, family, means of subsistence.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f475bf72-2aac-4893-a162-aaa5343a490d","2016-07-04T01:13:31.122992","2016-07-04T01:14:58.244849","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"1883-01-01","1894-01-01","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Mount Gambier Library","destitute, family history, Mount Gambier","arts-culture-history"],
    [870,"Mount Gambier Groundwater Chemistry","Town water sourced from groundwater resources can be impacted by storm water runoff. This dataset shows water chemistry of groundwater wells within the Mount Gambier Local Government Area (LGA), South Australia.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/123073c1-5f3c-4f28-a4db-54705a40c7e0","2014-06-16T02:24:05.196238","2016-06-08T05:58:33.941192","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Frequency of water sampling varies between wells","Various periodic water sampling","N/A","Mount Gambier Local Government Area, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","groundwater, Quality, salinity, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [871,"Mount Gambier Main Street Traders","Historical information about commercial buildings and ownership in the Main Street of Mount Gambier including date information, owner and or company name, business type and newspaper article dates and references to the images held in the Les Hill Photographic Collection.  Information is based on research of publicly available information.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0e4a82b7-b1d9-47d8-8c74-3cb2ac296661","2014-06-10T14:53:05.816908","2016-06-08T07:11:39.244861","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1847-1940","N/A","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Mount Gambier Library","Business, Commercial Buildings, commercial street, main street, mount gambier, Owners, traders","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade"],
    [872,"Mount Lofty Ranges Priority Areas","Defines three areas/zones within the Mount Lofty Ranges Watershed based on water quality risk within the current Adelaide mains water supply system.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f6357913-51aa-48ab-8747-bc82a3f229ed","2016-12-12T01:11:12.074694","2019-08-14T05:42:29.007455","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, Mount Lofty Ranges, quality, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [873,"Mount Lofty Ranges Watershed","This dataset portrays the extent of the Mount Lofty Ranges Watershed for the purpose of the Natural Resources Management (NRM) Act 2004.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/77c4731e-59a3-4bce-aaa3-6141ab0ab738","2013-05-17T09:06:40.283287","2020-02-19T00:38:26.107241","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","July 2004",null,"Mount Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Administrative Boundary, Surface Water Management, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [874,"Movie and TV Series Filming Locations","Locations of filming of movies and TV series in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.\nDataset compiled from past records of filming permits.  Includes feature films and TV series dating back to the 1970's.  \nLists, Date, Production details, Writers, Director, Cast and a URL link to more details on IMDb internet movie portal. Includes films up to year 2011.\nDataset is incomplete, however this has been published for proof-of-concept purposes for the national Govhack competition. If anyone is interested in helping out on the completion of this dataset, contact the GIS officer at the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/4b4fe571-04f1-44d9-9ee4-249cfbd879df","2016-07-29T05:15:04.562652","2019-09-09T04:19:34.389705","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit","1974-01-01","2011-01-01","City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","Film, Movie, Movies","arts-culture-history"],
    [875,"Mt Gambier, South Australia, Blue Lake Levels","Time series of water levels the Mt Gambier Blue Lake summarized to daily intervals sourced from a telemetered data logger located at lakes edge.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Recorded hourly; data presented as daily mean on the website","/data/dataset/c62d0989-33bd-4423-ac8f-53377891714f","2014-06-16T04:52:23.925546","2016-06-15T23:56:51.714240","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"Current","N/A","Mt Gambier, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Blue lake, Lake level, mount gambier, telemetry, time-series","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [876,"Multicultural Grants 2014-2015","Grant amount provided by organisation and location of organisation, by financial year. The dataset includes: organization name, project purpose, and how much was funded.\nDataset initially released by Multicultural Affairs when under the Department of Human Services.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f7b27d36-3dd4-4ae3-ab81-068883c51ae5","2016-07-07T03:35:53.817773","2019-08-02T04:05:57.393889","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Spatial: random area / Temporal: annual (single interval)","2014-07-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Development, Grant, Multicultural, Policy, Project","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [877,"Multicultural Grants by Applicants 2013-2014","Grant amount provided by organization and location of organization, by financial year. \n\nDataset initially released by Multicultural Affairs when under the Department of Human Services.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a4b1b332-9c3a-46f8-9cb7-e94a6cc14c4a","2015-06-10T00:09:50.539040","2019-08-02T04:06:57.599854","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","01-07-2013","30-06-2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community grants, Grants, multicultural","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [878,"SASP Target 5 - Multiculturalism"," Community acceptance of people from diverse cultures,","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/d9b0aa72-c6fc-4e47-9785-86ed47bdc199","2015-07-01T04:35:17.377590","2015-08-13T05:49:37.346548","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","multicultural, sasp","arts-culture-history"],
    [879,"Murray Bridge Photographs","Selected images (54) from the State Library of South Australia collections of Murray Bridge.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/02ae1642-b8cc-4c98-a7d7-6e2c7e1ec7cb","2013-05-21T08:35:27.894785","2019-11-15T06:10:14.516240","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1870-1975",null,"Murray Bridge","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","buildings, collections, floods, history, Murray Bridge, photographs, portraits, River Murray Steamers, shipping, steamers, trade, transport","arts-culture-history"],
    [880,"Veterans' Health Advisory Council","Veterans  Health Advisory Council 2017-18 ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fa0b3836-a2da-46d9-abdd-0234615a1f8c","2018-11-28T05:23:23.410421","2020-01-24T01:34:53.704409","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","aggregate","2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health",null,null],
    [881,"Naracoorte Lucindale Footpath Network","A representation of footpaths managed by the Naracoorte Lucindale Council","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/acaaf9c7-c362-4a3d-bda2-47116f7de652","2016-05-12T06:33:39.705600","2016-05-12T06:39:50.937191","Council@nlc.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Naracoorte Lucindale Council","Footpath, Pathway, Track","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [882,"National ABS Census Boundaries Web Service (Pilot GovHack 2017)","This service identifies 2016 ABS census (ASGS) boundaries at a location coordinated point. Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) service is a point in a polygon. The boundary areas returned can be used as an additional layer over a basemap and can be used to perform analytics when mashed up with other statistical or spatial data. \nPlease read the User documentation published with this record.\n  A Location SA Data mentor will monitor the GovHack slack channel on the weekend for troubleshooting.  \nThis services will be free and active until 30 September 2017 (or the GovHack international Red Carpet Awards if after this date) to support the pilot and showcase GovHack concepts created using Location SA data services.  \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ee946dd4-f27b-4aee-89ca-ea4efca55aa1","2017-07-25T08:31:16.115720","2017-07-25T08:36:27.930976"," locationsa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Location SA","boundaries, census, location, locationsa, map, mapbase","community-information-and-citizen-services, developer-portal"],
    [883,"National Address Locator Web Service  (Pilot GovHack 2017) (Archived Oct 2017)","The service validates addresses and returns the standardised address, their locations (X,Y coordinates) and match score.  These coordinates can be used with the Location SA Street Map Web Service or other map data to display the returned record on a map. Address Locator data is current as at February 2017 nationally. Data incorporates G-NAF ©PSMA Australia Limited licensed by the Commonwealth of Australia under the Open Geo-coded National Address File (G-NAF) End User Licence Agreement for the purpose of verifying, validating and mapping addresses.   \nPlease read the User documentation published with this record.\n  A Location SA Data mentor will monitor the GovHack slack channel on the weekend for troubleshooting.  \nThis services will be free and active until 30 September 2017 (or the GovHack international Red Carpet Awards if after this date) to support the pilot and showcase GovHack concepts created using Location SA data services.  \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/1cfc8b4d-228e-48de-a015-3578f86b2bac","2017-07-25T08:15:54.526833","2017-10-23T03:41:07.096630"," locationsa@sa.gov.au","X,Y coordinates, Unit level","N/A",null,"Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Location SA","address, coordinates, GNAF, Govhack, locator, standardised addresses, validation, webservice","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, developer-portal"],
    [884,"National Regional Profile","The National Regional Profile (NRP) presents data for 2010-14 for Local Government Areas, Australian Statistical Geography Standard regions (Statistical Areas 2, 3 and 4, and Greater Capital City Statistical Areas), States/Territories and Australia.\n\nThe NRP is designed for users interested in the socio-economic and environmental characteristics of regions - and in comparisons with similar geographies across Australia. Data are arranged under the broad themes/topics of Economy, Industry, People, and Energy and Environment.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b57de047-9ab9-4b6a-a160-6e267e02403a","2013-04-15T00:04:39.264370","2017-01-23T03:59:10.976353","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","economy, energy, environment, industry, population, statistics","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [885,"National Youthweek Events 2015 - 2016","Location of the Youthweek events from 2015-2016. The dataset includes: the event name, event category, location address and suburb, event website and social media, event start and end time, age range, cost, region, event owner.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cb4ec63d-ea1f-450e-ad68-b983e3d950b3","2016-07-07T03:40:32.566924","2018-08-10T06:07:41.459009","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Spatial: by street/postal address / Temporal: annual (single interval)","2015-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services",null,"education-skills-and-learning"],
    [886,"Native Vegetation Council Annual Report Data","Native Vegetation Council Annual Report Data\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6362ff8c-660b-4db4-a67c-100cb466a46a","2017-07-21T04:59:49.474342","2018-11-19T00:35:43.326598","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government, vegetation","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [887,"Natural Resource Management Regions","The Natural Resources Management (NRM) Boundaries define the area of responsibility for each of the State's eight NRM Boards. These Boards are responsible for the planning and management of the region's Natural Resources and undertake many of the roles formally performed by the Catchment Water Management Boards, Soil Conservation Boards, Animal and Plant Control Boards etc.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d169483c-4440-4ae8-8581-82e2690f7ed1","2013-05-17T08:40:58.654517","2020-01-16T03:16:46.759127","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","2009-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Natural Resource Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [888,"NatureMaps","NatureMaps is an initiative of the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources that provides a common access point to maps and geographic information about South Australia's natural resources in an interactive online mapping format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/405be0f2-ed14-46b5-a0ef-a8f0508b3d7a","2016-07-01T00:49:08.833637","2016-07-01T01:03:41.984561","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [889,"Netley Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/29f1664d-5911-49f5-b0bb-272d9eef9c32","2014-06-22T14:21:51.894701","2020-04-17T05:52:15.656857","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Western Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxides, ozone, quality, services, Western Adelaide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [890,"Netley Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/25cc8dc0-e68f-4082-b070-050977aec8a5","2018-11-16T03:19:30.763074","2020-04-17T06:33:24.342864","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, services, weather, Western Adelaide, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [891,"Netley Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Western Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b46ea120-ed9c-484e-9473-bb5cbe8fd1c8","2014-06-22T14:33:13.953427","2020-04-17T05:55:51.566383","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Western Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, quality, services, Western Adelaide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [892,"newest","sss","dataset","eng","License Not Specified","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/0a197c9d-afe8-44da-bbe6-bcb90521ddab","2020-05-20T15:41:35.571285","2022-03-10T02:20:32.601298","s@s.a",null,"2020-05-15",null,"xx","s@s.a","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","ddd",null],
    [893,"New Public Housing Allocations","Total number of new public housing allocations.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/25e3e0bc-23bf-445c-993b-565857e669b8","2014-06-27T00:43:49.196901","2019-09-05T06:51:48.412523","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Aboriginal, allocation, homeless, public, self-identifying","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [894,"Newspaper Articles relating to Sir Ross Smith","Newspaper articles relating to Sir Ross Smith and the 1919 Epic Flight from England to Australia. Datasets are divided into themes of prelude to the epic flight, the epic flight and death and funeral of Sir Ross Smith. Articles are sourced from South Australian newspapers *The Advertiser*, *Daily Herald*, *The Observer* and *The Register*.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1338ff17-9b2f-43b9-ae6c-711fc3644d34","2019-06-24T02:47:32.528709","2019-08-29T04:43:40.630658","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1918-01-01","1922-12-31","Global","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","aviation, england-australia air race, epic flight, history, newspapers, state library of south australia, trove","arts-culture-history"],
    [895,"Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2aaaedb2-4ccc-41e3-baed-87663a80e796","2017-07-21T05:42:24.590481","2020-01-06T03:55:28.766277","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [896,"Northern Adelaide Local Health Network (NALHN)","The Northern Adelaide Local Health Network (NALHN) provides care for more than 400,000 people living in the North and North East metropolitan area of Adelaide, as well as services for people from regional areas. \nNALHN’s health services include Lyell McEwin and Modbury Hospitals, GP Plus Super Clinic and Health Care Centres, community and acute youth, adult, older persons and forensic mental services and Watto Purrunna Aboriginal Primary Health Care sites.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a31563ca-784b-4aa0-b18f-e7eb617e64f5","2017-08-31T06:18:28.606431","2019-11-21T07:27:13.623767","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Data by financial year","2012/13","2016/17","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Health","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [897,"Northern Adelaide Local Heath Network Governing Council","Northern Adelaide Local Health Network Governing Council Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9591b944-b25d-48bd-b36f-8146c45e9702","2017-10-16T23:48:24.275090","2017-11-30T00:26:08.883753","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Northern Adelaide Local Health Network Governing Council Annual Report","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [898,"Northern and Yorke NRM Board Annual Report Data","Northern and Yorke NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d7dfa20a-9f67-4dc8-830f-2add18793e5b","2017-07-23T23:27:42.324879","2019-02-22T00:21:33.052325","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [899,"Northfield Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the North eastern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/13cad712-44e6-4b6e-82f7-7260619bb061","2014-06-22T15:14:29.550953","2020-04-17T06:04:24.791624","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","North Eastern Adelaide Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, gaseous, nitrogen oxides, North Eastern Adelaide, ozone, quality, services, sulfur dioxide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [900,"Northfield Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Northeastern Adelaide region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/a2bd84fb-3b66-490b-887e-f8f9a416f796","2018-11-16T03:25:44.534321","2020-04-17T06:34:16.678426","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, North Eastern Adelaide, services, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [901,"Areas Under Development Moratorium (Water Usage)","As a result of investigation into the ground and surface water usage throughout the state, certain areas are ear-marked as having possible problems. If this occurs, the area is put under a moratorium to halt any further development, while the area is further investigated.\nIf it is decided that the area requires water usage monitoring, then the area may be prescribed. When an area is prescribed, the linework is removed from this layer and placed in the Prescribed areas layer. This coverage contains the linework of those areas which are under moratorium. This linework is used as a base for policy and investigates projects to determine whether prescribing is appropriate. This layer is maintained as the master coverage of moratorium areas within the state.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bed61f00-f0e0-434d-b3d7-bbf910455eca","2013-05-17T08:48:44.084473","2016-06-17T00:56:52.492966","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","March 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [902,"Nullabor Parks Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","Nullabor Parks Advisory Committee Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d081d182-415f-42f2-b63a-d4c3f6edad39","2017-07-21T05:43:24.274149","2020-01-06T04:00:22.673135","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [903,"Nullarbor Advisory Committee Annual Report","Nullarbor Advisory Committee Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/643fe686-8ce1-4056-98b3-1b975ea28740","2017-07-24T04:46:01.276607","2018-08-17T02:19:25.684053","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [904,"Number of Properties by Land Use Code","Summary data showing a count of properties for each 4 digit land use code in the City of Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/51c8c146-9cc6-4899-b76f-a67dd9c8296c","2015-06-16T01:02:42.002625","2019-08-30T03:41:43.652854","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by 4 digit land use code","2015-06-15","2019-08-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, land use, onkaparinga, property","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [905,"Number of Properties by Planning Zone","Summary data showing a count of properties for each planning zone in the Onkaparinga Development Plan","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/a39a58c0-19cd-4329-8185-e4951d7d8138","2015-06-16T00:46:39.485422","2019-08-30T03:42:02.519681","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by planning zone ","2015-06-15","2019-08-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, development, onkaparinga, planning, property, zone","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [906,"Number of Properties by Postcode","Summary data showing a count of properties for each postcode","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/f9d35e8b-79a7-4ae8-8f39-e45a6631844e","2015-06-16T00:36:06.609463","2019-08-30T03:56:30.171148","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by postcode","2015-06-15","2019-08-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, onkaparinga, postcode, property","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [907,"Number of Properties by Street and Suburb","Summary data showing a count of properties for each street and suburb in the City of Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/a4c37b47-08e2-4ae8-a80f-a117a67b5803","2015-06-16T00:30:40.252657","2019-08-30T04:35:57.448175","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by street and suburb","2015-06-15","2019-08-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, onkaparinga, property, street, suburb","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [908,"Number of Properties by Suburb","Summary data showing a count of properties for each suburb in the City of Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/18d48973-8061-46fb-9121-9cfafffd5408","2015-06-16T00:57:22.445287","2019-08-30T01:56:37.336576","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by suburb","2015-06-16","2019-08-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, onkaparinga, property, suburb","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [909,"No of Properties by Suburb and Land Use Code","Summary data showing a count of properties for each suburb and land use code","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/60272c10-7875-4669-95a7-988e69454714","2015-06-16T00:22:38.499523","2019-08-29T07:44:59.657797","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by 4 digit land use code and suburb","2015-06-15","2019-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, land use, onkaparinga, property, suburb","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [910,"Number of Properties by Suburb and Planning Zone","Summary data showing a count of properties for each suburb and planning zone  in the Onkaparinga Development Plan","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/d080706c-2c05-433d-b84d-9aa9b6ccae73","2015-06-16T00:03:23.468955","2019-08-29T07:37:26.590576","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Aggregated by planning zone and suburb","2015-06-15","2019-08-29","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","council, development, onkaparinga, planning, property, suburb, zone","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [911,"Occupational Licences","A list of occupational licences","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0ddf2305-c116-4d5d-a197-736122fa67b6","2013-05-17T05:05:26.611391","2019-08-19T05:19:16.263998","cbswebmaster@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","business, consumer, Licence, Occupational, services","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [912,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Adjudication Outcomes","A report of the adjudication outcomes for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/02091b1e-3d10-4c43-a0d2-cb65c19178ed","2018-05-28T00:26:04.263582","2019-11-01T04:11:09.033579","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Adjudication Outcomes, Director of Public Prosecutions, Director of Public Prosecutions ODPP DPP Adjudication Outcomes, DPP, ODPP","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [913,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Appeals","Crown Appeals, Defence Appeals and Leave to Appeal Applications","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/92aa4bfd-8bac-4232-a421-60b7249baf27","2018-05-28T00:29:28.111110","2019-11-01T04:10:10.669769","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Appeal, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, ODPP","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [914,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Briefing Out","A report of briefing out by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/97537f61-587c-4d82-a88c-89873f454373","2018-05-28T00:31:39.368375","2019-11-01T04:10:58.283528","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Briefing out, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, ODPP",null],
    [915,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Criminal Assets Confiscations","A report of the criminal asset confiscations for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3e564b5c-c751-4f4a-b36c-03bfbc88cb58","2018-05-28T00:33:14.568053","2019-11-01T04:11:23.176520","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Confiscations, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, ODPP","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [916,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions District and Supreme Court Reasons for Vacated Trials","A report of the reasons for vacated trials in the District and Supreme Court for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ac23be07-99cd-4073-b847-760cac17b1fd","2018-05-28T00:40:11.623160","2019-11-01T04:12:48.446616","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Director of Public Prosecutions, District Court, DPP, ODPP, Supreme Court, Trial, Vacated","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [917,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Prosecution Briefs Outcomes - Committal","A report of the prosecution brief outcomes for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/77c92c85-40ff-4935-a8e2-9bdff5476f3e","2018-05-28T00:34:39.293684","2019-11-01T04:10:49.397072","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au","2018-06-30","N/A","2012-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Brief, Committal, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, ODPP","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [918,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Prosecution Briefs Outcomes - District and Supreme Court","A report of the prosecution brief outcomes in the District and Supreme Court for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bc6871a0-3201-4e3d-92f4-ab114bfb3693","2018-05-28T00:37:08.874890","2019-11-01T04:10:36.672859","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Brief, Director of Public Prosecutions, District Court, DPP, ODPP, Supreme Court","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [919,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Prosecution Briefs Received and Finalised","A report of the prosecution briefs received and finalised for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3d67561c-9eca-4b24-be0f-a08072988f0d","2018-05-28T00:38:36.701641","2019-11-01T04:10:22.935953","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au","2018-06-30","N/A","2012-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Brief, Director of Public Prosecutions, DPP, Finalised, ODPP, Received","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [920,"Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Trial Outcomes - District and Supreme Court"," A report of the trial outcomes in the District and Supreme Court for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7591e583-b5a7-485b-9cbd-546c631af8a2","2018-05-28T00:41:57.614402","2019-11-01T04:11:37.388599","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Director of Public Prosecutions, District Court, DPP, ODPP, Supreme Court, Trial Outcome","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [921,"Office of the Public Advocate","This data shows how the Office of the Public Advocate over the last five years","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cf315477-d889-49d8-a326-f531fad1c12c","2017-09-22T02:14:44.917200","2019-12-11T06:37:44.322394","opa@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Public Advocate","advocacy, dispute resolution, guardianship, mediation","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [922,"Old Colonists photographs","Portrait photographs of 'Old Colonists' – settlers who arrived in the colony of South Australia before 1841. The men Old Colonists were invited to attend a banquet held by businessman Emanuel Solomon on 28 December 1871 to commemorate 35 years since European colonisation. Photographs are sourced from two composite or 'mosaic' photographs, one of men and one of women.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9f1775b6-9c4f-4e27-819b-33c83d0601f9","2019-06-17T04:23:32.034128","2019-08-29T04:44:14.837878","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1856-01-01","1885-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historic photographs, history, people, portraits, state library of south australia","arts-culture-history"],
    [923,"On Street Parking Ticket Machines","Provides locations of all the parking machines that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/7c92fd11-a2f4-4ca6-b7f2-f23bf123dff9","2014-06-03T01:24:52.463471","2016-06-08T07:17:47.125304","DataSA@sa.gov.au","GPS location, max parking hours, rate per hour, operational time and maximum number of bays","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","On Street Parking, Parking, planning, Ticket Machines","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [924,"On Street Parking Zones","Displays the on-street parking zones located in the Adelaide City Council areas.\nInformation provided includes the zone’s location, status, number of spaces available, size of park, and any associated parking controls and limits.\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/0cb3b204-41f6-4703-aabf-c8c5adfc08d0","2013-05-28T04:13:59.135863","2016-11-15T06:22:39.971472","DataSA@sa.gov.au","All restrictions & controls","Current","N/A","Adelaide City Council boundary","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","access, adelaide, business, consumer, Limits, Parking, residential, Street, taxi, Zone","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [925,"Oral Histories","This dataset includes 952 selected oral history transcripts from the J.D. Somerville Oral History Collection, the central repository for unpublished oral history tapes and transcripts in South Australia.\nThe collection is intended to provide an oral record of all aspects of the South Australian experience and particularly of those who are poorly represented in documentary records, such as low income earners, people of non-English speaking background, women, and country people. The collection also provides a representative sample of the various uses of oral history, such as academic, commissioned, local history, community arts, school and family history. \nThe transcripts are in PDF format.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a1fce9bf-9afe-426f-a4b8-e2661e611436","2016-06-29T05:56:30.682753","2019-08-29T04:33:50.156866","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1960-01-01","2013-12-31","South Australia, Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historical data, oral history, personal stories, reminiscences, South Australia","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade"],
    [926,"Organisations Accredited Under the Australian Service Excellence Standards","Australian Service Excellence Standards (ASES) is a set of standards tailored for Community Services. The dataset contains details for organisations that are accredited or currently working toward accreditation. \n\nThe dataset includes: organisation name, if they have been accredited, organisation head, address, phone number.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eefed08f-3cdd-4c1f-a319-390c59cd488d","2016-07-07T03:43:32.765721","2018-08-13T02:31:51.093977","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Spatial: by street/postal address / Temporal: random, multiple interval (updated as necessary)","2001-01-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Accreditation, ASES, Organisations, Quality, Standards","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [927,"Our Community","Statistical information about house crime rates in Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ad22095c-1ae7-486f-b31b-0d2412a49bc3","2016-06-28T04:31:19.359152","2019-09-05T07:29:44.431898","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","crime, onkaparinga, statistics","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [928,"Our Council","2018 council election results and successful candidates for the Onkaparinga area. \n\nResults of the 2013 Community Satisfaction Survey.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/9b1bcc45-47ec-4a1c-96b3-7a5bcaf084ca","2016-06-29T02:03:42.538998","2019-08-29T05:52:28.887385","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-03-15","2014-11-07","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","election, onkaparinga, state, statistics","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [929,"Our Economy","Statistical information showing the number of businesses in Onkaparinga by major industry groups, employment size and turnover ranges","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c058d946-4eb3-4437-954a-517167e63562","2016-06-28T02:48:50.925955","2019-09-05T07:40:47.390889","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","business, onkaparinga, statistics","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [930,"Our Environment","Statistical information about waste and recycling, water consumption and solar installations in Onkaparinga","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cf8c1e59-eda7-4a7b-ac91-f2336a334420","2016-06-28T02:55:41.170353","2019-09-04T03:39:02.854641","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","onkaparinga, recycling, statistics, waste, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [931,"Our Land","Statistical information about the City of Onkaparinga's size, suburbs and ABS Statistical areas. This is useful information for establishing a locality reference for further research","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3fc3dac4-2e59-41e8-9b10-af99ef007ea8","2016-06-27T08:31:23.553919","2019-09-05T08:47:54.367283","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-04-01",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","onkaparinga","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [932,"Our People","Statistical information in text and graphical form about Onkaparinga's population with demographics ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/77500702-11c3-4cb2-9eb4-7869c346c363","2016-06-28T02:42:05.244678","2019-09-05T09:37:30.544718","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","onkaparinga, population, statistics","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [933,"Outdoor Dining Permits","Lists all businesses in Adelaide CBD & North Adelaide with permits to offer outdoor dining.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f642b13c-bbe3-4e17-b6dd-f91cf273e4d0","2015-06-03T06:05:07.458144","2016-09-21T07:16:32.242457","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2014","2015","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","business, business name, dining, food, license, Outdoors, permits","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [934,"Parking Expiations Issued by Adelaide City Council","This dataset includes all parking expiations issued by the Adelaide City Council, and includes data such as payments, current status and exemptions for all parking expiations issued during the last three years.\nThe dataset is refreshed on the 6th day of every month and includes data up to the end of the previous month. The data is re-written each month as statuses etc. do change for expiations issued during the period.  The data is valid as of the date the extract is run.\n\nFAQs\n\nWhy is the amount paid greater than the Expiation Amount?\nThe expiation amount is the amount of the original Expiation Fee on the date the Expiation Fee is issued.  After this time additional fees such as Reminder Fees, Search Fees and some others can be incurred which are added to the Expiation. \nAll Expiation Fees, Reminder Fees, Search Fees etc. are set by the State Government.\n\nWhat is FERU?\nFERU is the Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit, who are responsible for the recovery and enforcement of unpaid Expiations.  If an Expiation Remains unpaid Council will refer the matter to FERU to recover the debt.  Expiations can also be referred to FERU when a payment plan is entered into.  \nWhen an Expiation has been referred to FERU the Offence Balance in the data is $0.\n\nWhy is the Offence Balance a negative figure?\nOn some occasions Adelaide City Council receives payments (either one or multiple payments) in excess of the amount payable for an Expiation. Council has a procedure in place to identify these payments and try to return the money.\n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/fece0507-8509-4761-9d1f-375777db1a34","2015-11-04T21:47:16.054225","2016-07-07T09:48:19.339800","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Individual expiation level","N/A",null,"Adelaide City Council area including North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, adelaide city council, car parking, expiations, fines, infringement, parking","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [935,"Park Land Parks","Provides locations and boundaries of each park within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nIncludes the traditional Kauran park name and common name (eg. Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka).\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/8b6bb491-d9e3-48dc-8230-08a24de1773e","2013-05-17T06:22:04.730439","2016-06-08T07:18:49.916568","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Illustrates parkland parks, its number associated to the parklands pocket guide map and its traditional aboriginal name updated annually.","Current","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, city parks, history, land, nature, Neighbourhood, parkland, parks, recreation","arts-culture-history, sports-and-recreation"],
    [936,"Park Land Path Ring Route","Displays the completion status of the path ring route that goes around the Adelaide Park Lands surrounding the city.\n\nInformation provided includes the path and its completion status i.e. completed, proposed.  It also includes the River Torrens Linear Park Trail.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a3a87b53-3971-4876-95a0-aac2add781af","2013-05-15T22:23:04.399074","2016-06-08T01:52:54.037425","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Parklands path route with associated status updated annually.","Current",null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","adelaide, bikes, Council, nature, network, Parkland, park land paths, path network, Paths, ring route, routes","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [937,"Park Land Playgrounds","Provides names, locations and boundaries of each playground within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5a9a4f27-0098-48ef-b13d-c321a96e1d23","2013-05-18T03:41:51.581353","2016-06-08T07:13:36.822960","DataSA@sa.gov.au","parklands playground by name","Current",null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","children, consumer, council, leisure, nature, parkland, playgrounds, recreation","sports-and-recreation"],
    [938,"Park Land Sporting Facilities","Provides names, locations and boundaries of each sports oval/field or sporting location within the Adelaide City Council Park Lands area.\n\nVery basic information provided, no facilities details currently included - these are available on the website:  http://adelaideparklands.com.au/sports-health/overview \n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c29960ca-24a9-47c5-a0cf-aa094f663202","2014-06-03T01:27:20.174319","2018-08-12T23:11:42.718186","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Illustrates parklands sports facilities with its current park location and a description of the facility e.g. tennis courts, golf courses etc. updated annually.","Current",null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","activity, city parks, courts, cricket, croquet, equestrian, golf, leisure, netball, ovals, parklands, sports, tennis","sports-and-recreation"],
    [939,"Park Land Usage By School","The estimated number times pupils have used the park lands for school related activities. To be updated every 3 to 4 years.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/94962e77-be25-44d9-9d3a-1b14d69813ee","2015-06-02T02:48:55.780466","2016-06-08T04:08:26.648273","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2012","2013","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","activity, institution, parklands, pupils, school","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [940,"Park Land Toilets","Provides locations of all the toilets that exist within the Adelaide City Council Park Lands and squares.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a43891a8-c765-46cd-84ad-e1c4f6c1c97c","2014-05-27T05:43:30.986161","2016-06-08T10:30:41.678136","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides toilet data illustrating GPS location and toilet facilities","N/A",null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","parklands, parks, public toilet, toilets","community-information-and-citizen-services, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [941,"Park Land Usage Total Visitation","The data covers the estimated uses of the park lands for the following activities:\nOrganised Sport & School Use, Events, Informal Recreation, Other destinations including Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Zoo & Botanic Gardens. It is anticipated this data will be collected every 3 years.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/18064b22-7ee9-4751-9eb3-1eece04029da","2015-06-02T03:07:41.045648","2016-06-08T03:55:46.630504","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2012","2013","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","events, park, physical activity, recreation, school, sport, sporting, sports club","sports-and-recreation"],
    [942,"Parks and Reserves Location Map","Interactive map showing pins for large and local council parks and beaches/ foreshores ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/b9891130-1d81-49fa-8336-9b47af93cc3b","2016-06-23T05:34:01.160246","2020-02-18T23:41:05.294087","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Unit level","N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","beaches, foreshore, map, onkaparinga, parks, reserves","sports-and-recreation"],
    [943,"Parks and Wilderness Council Annual Report Data","Parks and Wilderness Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9448a9dd-be1e-4a1d-a2b6-95b9328d0087","2017-07-24T04:37:47.484082","2020-01-06T01:30:58.583484","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government, parks","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [944,"South Australian Parks – Features and Facilities","We have over 110 parks listed in this dataset. Each has its own unique features and facilities for public use.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/919a3d26-e150-4282-8c30-2e090287b9b3","2015-06-10T05:35:24.308952","2017-07-07T02:43:24.768374","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","parks","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [945,"Passengers in History","_Passengers in History_ brings together two wonderful resources:\n<br /><br />\nA passengers data base developed by the SA Maritime Museum,\nA list of ships’ logs and diaries, titled Log of Logs.\n<br /><br />\nThe passengers data base was produced by staff and volunteers at the South Australian Maritime Museum over 20 years. It includes entries for 328,000 passengers and 20,000 voyages to South Australia between 1836 and 1961.\n<br /><br />\nThis data set is presented as a search index that can expose most open data formats.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ffa75eb8-475a-460b-91d1-714f269016d5","2016-06-28T00:52:30.371967","2017-07-28T07:37:54.098363","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"1836-01-01","1961-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","history, migration, passengers, voyages","arts-culture-history"],
    [946,"Pastoral Board Annual Report Data","Pastoral Board Annual Report Data\nPrior to 2019 the Pastoral board annual reporting was within the Department of Environment and Water organisation. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d3fffac9-a708-4b89-b83e-00c226aaad71","2017-07-21T05:02:53.748423","2019-10-16T01:22:41.575815","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","environment, government, pastoral","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [947,"Payroll - Base Pays Remitted On Time","Base pays remitted on time (by agency) for April 2015.\nDataset released once off.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/6d661d4e-8289-43d6-a9bb-50c399c18625","2015-06-01T05:34:18.189867","2015-06-01T05:35:05.297028","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-04-01","2015-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","government pays, payroll, pays","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [948,"Payroll - Number of employees pays","Number of employee pays (by agency) for 2014/15 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c980406a-96d5-4d7e-bd54-af40b23991a7","2015-06-01T00:59:58.593059","2015-06-02T01:20:55.948294","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employees, government pays, payroll","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [949,"Payroll - Number of Payment Summaries Distributed","Number of Payment Summaries distributed (by agency) for 2013/14 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ca6d4539-348a-4c08-996e-6b8877246be1","2015-06-01T01:03:57.523156","2015-06-02T01:22:26.502584","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2014-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","payments, payroll, pays","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [950,"Payroll Services - Allowance Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Allowance Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/be2235b3-2eb0-445b-b9b6-b5128cf988a3","2016-06-27T22:57:49.501309","2016-06-30T04:59:39.471762","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [951,"Payroll Services - Deduction Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Deduction Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/880d07d7-e0b5-4c6d-b1f9-8a5ab1d9f897","2016-06-27T22:58:30.286181","2016-06-30T04:26:06.558385","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [952,"Payroll Services - Employee Termination Paperwork Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Employee Termination Paperwork Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9a92d334-ac4f-41fb-9d00-99257834f1aa","2016-06-27T23:06:34.725867","2016-06-30T05:17:49.955727","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [953,"Payroll Services - Employee Transfer Paperwork Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Employee Transfer Paperwork Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fbd02812-770d-4c7c-95bf-1cd0eca57da5","2016-06-27T23:07:20.135128","2016-06-30T05:11:39.668896","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [954,"Payroll Services - HRPAYB01 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES ON HR DATABASE","Payroll Services - HRPAYB01 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES ON HR DATABASE ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/255b2ca9-5b3f-46a8-8356-046658be219c","2016-06-27T03:37:09.944118","2016-06-30T04:25:44.960364","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [955,"Payroll Services - HRPAYB03 NUMBER OF PAY DAYS PER MONTH","Payroll Services - HRPAYB03 NUMBER OF PAY DAYS PER MONTH FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6fed919c-4640-4b7e-a32b-49d0708004d3","2016-06-27T03:40:55.300828","2016-06-30T05:58:22.477298","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [956,"Payroll Services - HRPAYB04 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES PAID FOR THE MONTH - DECD ONLY","Payroll Services - HRPAYB04 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES PAID FOR THE MONTH - DECD ONLY FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/369fb9a0-45b1-4599-8bfc-b0524000dc46","2016-06-27T03:42:13.637009","2016-06-30T05:57:21.743201","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [957,"Payroll Services - HRPAYBP02 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES PAID FOR THE MONTH","Payroll Services - HRPAYBP02 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES PAID FOR THE MONTH FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/edf05c75-789f-4e4b-baff-5b2174b964c3","2016-06-27T03:43:12.909062","2016-06-30T04:37:45.598996","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [958,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP04 NUMBER OF BASE UNDERPAYMENTS THROUGH PROCESSING EXCEPTION","HRPAYP04 NUMBER OF BASE UNDERPAYMENTS THROUGH PROCESSING EXCEPTION","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b8fd4558-95f4-4744-b4af-181e394c5078","2016-06-27T03:50:28.551005","2016-06-30T04:29:36.702999","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [959,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP05 NUMBER OF UNDERPAYMENTS - ALL TYPES - THROUGH PROCESSING EXCEPTIONS","Payroll Services - HRPAYP05 NUMBER OF UNDERPAYMENTS - ALL TYPES - THROUGH PROCESSING EXCEPTIONS ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d519867f-9518-4540-9a19-f635dc0a8578","2016-06-27T03:51:20.143152","2016-06-30T04:27:59.559134","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [960,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP07  NUMBER OF PAYMENT SUMMARY NOTICES GENERATED","Payroll Services - HRPAYP07  NUMBER OF PAYMENT SUMMARY NOTICES GENERATED","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6d0f4151-54bb-4087-8893-c1206a9c0287","2016-06-27T03:53:39.676834","2016-06-30T05:57:09.311925","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [961,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP08 NUMBER OF PAYMENT SUMMARY NOTICES ISSUED 1 WORKING DAY BEFORE 14 JULY","Payroll Services - HRPAYP08 NUMBER OF PAYMENT SUMMARY NOTICES ISSUED 1 WORKING DAY BEFORE 14 JULY","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8282360e-1282-483a-9115-7a6d98745b59","2016-06-27T03:54:33.862897","2016-06-29T06:28:30.106012","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [962,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP09 NUMBER OF CALLS RECEIVED AT SSSA","Payroll Services - HRPAYP09 NUMBER OF CALLS RECEIVED AT SSSA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/80984c0c-3d8e-4213-aecd-0530a32709ad","2016-06-27T03:55:28.136905","2016-06-30T04:23:48.371374","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [963,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP12 AVERAGE CALL DURATION IN SECONDS","Payroll Services - HRPAYP12 AVERAGE CALL DURATION IN SECONDS","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e8213062-80f7-44de-9865-26bf2c50aa2c","2016-06-27T03:56:33.617683","2016-06-30T04:28:38.886011","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [964,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP16 CALLS ANSWERED SUCCESSFULLY","Payroll Services - HRPAYP16 CALLS ANSWERED SUCCESSFULLY FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ef3adfc8-e273-483a-a5b6-eddc97e55c5a","2016-06-27T03:57:36.666592","2016-06-30T04:35:39.662844","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [965,"Payroll Services - HRPAYP17 CALLS ANSWERED WITHIN 50 SECONDS","Payroll Services - HRPAYP17 CALLS ANSWERED WITHIN 50 SECONDS FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b6157541-d596-4d21-ac85-8dfa739c5aed","2016-06-27T03:58:34.528322","2016-06-30T04:36:04.998417","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [966,"Payroll Services - Increment Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Increment Transactions Received and Completed ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1f65485f-4b42-482a-b9fc-78978172c5c7","2016-06-27T23:08:11.422885","2016-06-30T05:12:06.899372","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [967,"Payroll Services - Leave Audit Requests Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Leave Audit Requests Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9c7c198-a5b9-4115-b7ac-087df433ee9d","2016-06-27T23:09:00.255385","2016-06-30T05:16:27.471723","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [968,"Payroll Services - Leave Booking Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Leave Booking Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0444c5ea-646c-40f8-8c81-2ffe2ae3a548","2016-06-27T23:09:48.904954","2016-06-30T05:13:03.869817","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [969,"Payroll Services - New Starter Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - New Starter Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2167d67a-8cba-4449-a306-cac688d8a7c2","2016-06-27T23:10:29.614707","2016-06-30T04:29:09.487502","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [970,"Payroll Services - Personal Data Change Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Personal Data Change Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/613ed1e0-9e08-41e3-bc7d-dbe37b0ecca3","2016-06-27T23:11:19.886382","2016-06-30T04:27:30.832612","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [971,"Payroll Services - Position Maintenance Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Position Maintenance Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cd05f57e-eacb-4a64-be76-2b0cd2033fd2","2016-06-27T23:12:12.743895","2016-06-30T04:58:32.881920","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [972,"Payroll Services - Purchase Leave Requests Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Purchase Leave Requests Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/94b2c78f-bad8-42c0-b8ee-c6178ffd0763","2016-06-27T23:12:57.267812","2016-06-29T06:21:58.309036","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [973,"Payroll Services - Salary and Contract Variation Requests Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Salary and Contract Variation Requests Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a80956f3-9b5b-4a5a-8bf0-b62037065bf1","2016-06-27T23:13:47.324139","2016-06-30T05:56:53.887565","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [974,"Payroll Services - Salary Sacrifice Refund Requests Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Salary Sacrifice Refund Requests Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6c06bd47-1557-4fb0-8452-ef0bb7fc4150","2016-06-27T23:14:32.570599","2016-06-30T05:17:12.089836","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [975,"Payroll Services - Superannuation Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Superannuation Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e579044c-4db9-429f-8ea1-ff28f73b6790","2016-06-27T23:15:22.243104","2016-06-30T05:12:32.795090","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [976,"Payroll Services - Supplimentary Payroll Transactions or Requests Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Supplimentary Payroll Transactions or Requests Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d0aaad69-e9e1-4323-89e2-4dae38785ae2","2016-06-27T23:16:04.278230","2016-06-30T05:13:31.822545","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [977,"Payroll Services - Timesheets Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Timesheets Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4578c62b-ad1a-4cff-803b-06f67d21409e","2016-06-27T23:17:01.369746","2016-06-29T06:21:06.861668","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [978,"Payroll Services - Workers Compensation Transactions Received and Completed","Payroll Services - Workers Compensation Transactions Received and Completed","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/48419b3b-497a-4379-a754-57226994ca30","2016-06-27T23:18:43.833431","2016-06-30T05:14:06.792016","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Payroll Services","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [979,"Payroll Tax Small Business Rebate","The small business payroll tax rebate operates from 2013-14 to 2019-20 and is provided to eligible employers with a taxable Australian payroll of less than or equal to $1.2 million.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/bd531ee0-fc79-4b25-9630-2abd296022da","2016-09-08T06:26:32.920847","2016-09-08T06:28:54.673365","CommServices@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","payroll, rebate, tax","finance-and-employment"],
    [980,"Pedestrian Crossings","South Australian intersections pedestrian crossing locations and information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2d972378-33e0-4be3-a412-c65a02fccb25","2014-07-04T05:26:00.695569","2020-02-24T02:10:07.386086","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au","Data will be updated on an irregular basis.","Not Known","Not Known","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","intersections, pedestrian, railways, roads","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [981,"Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA) - 2017","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA Annual Report Data ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0c08116a-ec86-4352-be80-4201ab71a66f","2017-09-11T03:46:03.240846","2018-09-18T23:37:23.129822","peter.halstead@pharmacyauthority.sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA)","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive, Fraud, Health, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [982,"Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA) - 2018","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c2dc89b4-95ca-4900-9caa-aa737d8bd1d2","2018-09-18T23:40:33.862773","2018-11-09T00:40:05.183951","reception@pharmacyauthority.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA)","Annual report data, Compalints, consultants, Executive Emlpoyment, Fraud, Health, Whistle Blower Disclosures","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [983,"Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA) : (2018 - 2019)","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA) : (2018 - 2019)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/b2ebd53f-a9b1-4257-a16b-751e254375a5","2019-05-31T01:22:53.510777","2019-10-21T22:44:44.731173","reception@pharmacyauthority.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Pharmacy Regulation Authority SA (PRASA)",null,null],
    [984,"Photographs relating to Sir Ross Smith and Sir Keith Smith","Photographs relating to Sir Ross Smith and Sir Keith Smith and the 1919 Epic Flight from England to Australia. For more information about the Smith brothers and their prize-winning flight see the State Library of South Australia's [Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith, pioneer aviators](https://digital.collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/pages/smith-brothers \"Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith, pioneer aviators\") website.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/91181472-c11c-4bd9-9045-82cfe3a67175","2019-06-20T04:28:06.459148","2019-08-29T04:34:28.134125","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1892-01-01","2018-12-31","Global","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historic photographs, history, state library of south australia",null],
    [985,"Picnic Tables","This dataset provides locations of all the picnic tables that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/6553ff25-8b5c-462b-906c-cbfdda54b68b","2014-06-05T01:40:03.956449","2016-06-08T07:14:47.553625","DataSA@sa.gov.au","GPS location and the table type","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","leisure, picnic tables, planning, recreation, tables","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, sports-and-recreation"],
    [986,"Planned urban lands to 2045 (Urban Boundary)","The Planned urban lands to 2045 is the outer limit for areas to be considered for urban development as shown in the 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide 2017 Update. More information: http://livingadelaide.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/866ede4e-e6e6-4792-9f55-c78adfad0e38","2017-06-04T23:22:18.614367","2020-02-19T00:14:54.606568","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-03-01","Current","Greater Adelaide Planning Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Boundary, Development, Planning, Urban","business-industry-and-trade, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [987,"Planning and Design Code Overlays","Planning and Design Code (P&D Code) Overlays are layers in the P&D Code under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 (PDI Act 2016). P&D Code Overlays identify areas where specific P&D Code policies are applicable or where an area may be subject to referrals.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/ef82af6a-b57b-426b-949e-1ff97969fc1c","2019-07-12T05:50:09.017017","2019-07-12T05:57:57.160517","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","code, design, development, planning",null],
    [988,"Planning and Design Code Zones","Planning and Design Code (P&D Code) Zones is the primary layer in the P&D Code under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016. P&D Code Zones represent the spatial boundaries that provide guidance for development on 'what' can happen in an area. For areas of the state not currently covered by P&D Code Zones refer to the Land Development Zones.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/8321117d-2712-4912-9c47-a52ddb6b527f","2019-06-28T06:46:34.630791","2019-07-12T05:40:13.852786","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","development, Development Zones, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [989,"Planning and Development Fund Investment Projects","The Planning and Development Fund provides investment into the planning and improvement of open space and public realm in South Australia. The Planning and Development Fund provides strategic investment towards State Government projects and supports two grant programs:\n\n-    Open Space - to assist the conservation and enhancement of natural and cultural open spaces  \n-    Places for People - to create or revitalise public spaces that are important to the social, cultural and economic life of their communities.\n\nThe Planning and Development Fund also provides investment in other strategic public space projects.\nThe purpose of this data is to show the location and distribution of Planning and Development Fund investment between 2010/11 and 2016/17.\nFor more information see: \nhttps://www.sa.gov.au/topics/planning-and-property/land-and-property-development/planning-professionals/grants-for-open-space-and-urban-design \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c7f68ea8-ffde-46d7-973f-9cac48e688ed","2017-10-11T23:58:45.231759","2020-02-18T23:58:52.269251","DPTI.PublicSpaceGrants@sa.gov.au",null,"2010-07-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Funding, Grants, Human Environment, Open Space, Planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [990,"Planning Zones and Policy Areas","Provides locations and details of planning zones and policy areas of the Adelaide City area as per the Adelaide City Development Plan.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/50c46577-62c0-4479-aa21-df3fcc3c0aae","2013-05-17T05:45:50.087431","2016-06-08T02:00:51.930065","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Shows annual planning and policy zone areas ","Current","N/A","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","areas, business, Council, development, infrastructure, land, Planning, Policy, Zones","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [991,"Dog Register","List of current dog register records","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/96573cbe-f646-4e70-8a17-8ec25c8b3eef","2015-06-29T14:30:08.429165","2015-06-29T14:36:03.849373","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-06-29","2015-06-29","City of Playford LGA","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","animal, breeds, colours, dog, playford, register","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [992,"Playford WWI service record","Persons from the Playford LGA who served in WWI","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/dd448c4c-c54d-4362-9450-bd0af4b03419","2015-06-29T14:43:32.408331","2015-06-30T23:47:47.327850","playford@playford.sa.gov.au",null,"1914-07-28","1918-11-11","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","History, Playford, Service records, WWI","arts-culture-history"],
    [993,"Playgrounds in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Playgrounds in Port Adelaide Enfield are presented through the Council's own website for open geospatial data. Formats available are SHP, KML, CSV, GeoJson and WMS. (all in geographic latitude and longitude except the Shapefile which is GDA 1994 MGA Zone 54)\nBoth a Polygon map layer and a Point map layer are available.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/141bda74-8b83-4d59-b8c0-c4d52931c9e9","2015-05-28T07:11:58.987651","2019-09-09T04:12:37.900668","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, parks, playgrounds, port adelaide enfield, recreation, reserves","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [994,"Points of Interest in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Point spatial layer of points of interest in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. Includes major shopping centres, museums, community centres, libraries, major industrial sites, TAFE campuses and tourist and boating facilities.\nData available to download in various formats from Council's open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1c5f3023-527a-46a9-baa7-5930f4562c7d","2015-06-01T04:16:23.955927","2019-02-13T05:33:36.990950","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2018-04-06",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","community, council, facilities, points of interest, port adelaide enfield, tourism","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [995,"Mt Lofty Ranges Streams – Permanent Pools or Dams Greater than 15m","This dataset portrays all of the pools or dams with a length greater than 15m visible in 3rd order streams and greater in the Mount Lofty Ranges.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0d99de21-7201-4411-8516-b07cbc336fdc","2013-05-17T09:09:54.387193","2020-02-19T00:42:13.767685","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","2004",null,"Mount Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Drainage, Surfacewater, Watercourses, Water Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [996,"Mt Lofty Ranges Streams – Permanent Pools or Dams Less than 15m","This dataset portrays all of the pools or dams with a length less than 15m visible in 3rd order streams and greater in the Mount Lofty Ranges.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d90d6075-4b7c-49a3-9aab-094103471889","2013-05-18T13:47:34.302017","2020-02-19T00:41:50.859195","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","2004",null,"Mount Lofty Ranges","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Dams, Drainage, Pool, Surfacewater, Water, Watercourses","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [997,"Popular Baby Names","List of male and female baby names in South Australia from 1944 to 2018.\n\nThe annual data for baby names is published January/February each year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9849aa7f-e316-426e-8ab5-74658a62c7e6","2013-05-17T04:44:56.866379","2020-02-21T02:55:24.921077","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"1944-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","2019 baby names, adelaide baby names, Baby, baby names, baby names adelaide, baby names south australia, births, female, male, Names, names registered, Popular, registered","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [998,"Population by Age and Sex","Contains latest available estimates by age and sex of the resident populations of areas of Australia as at 30 June. These estimates are provided for Statistical Areas Level 2 - 4 (SA2s - SA4s), Greater Capital City Statistical Areas (GCCSAs), and states and territories of Australia according to the current edition of the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS).\n\nEstimates are also provided for Local Government Areas (LGAs).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/112e8caf-f991-4322-afc9-2013750f4996","2013-04-14T23:35:39.355320","2017-01-23T03:46:58.920194","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","age, estimates, population, sex, statistics","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [999,"Australian Demographic Statistics (population estimates)","Quarterly estimates of total resident population for states, territories and Australia. Includes estimates of the population by sex in five-year age groups; numbers (and some rates) of births, deaths, infant deaths, interstate and overseas movements; quarterly and/or annual time series spreadsheets; projected resident population for states, territories and Australia; and projected number of households for capital cities, states territories and Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9301d6e2-2f35-4a26-b785-c24193927110","2013-04-12T05:37:46.229309","2017-01-23T03:29:14.935928","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","census, housing, population, statistics","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1000,"Population Projections","Contains projections (based on different assumptions of future fertility, mortality and migration) of the resident population of Australia, the states and territories, capital cities and balance of states, by age and sex for the base year to 2101 (for Australia) and for the base year to 2061 (for the states and territories, capital cities and balances of states). Also includes summary measures such as percentages of population in selected age groups and median ages as well as detailed notes on the assumptions used.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/aaa916c6-78fd-4a25-8571-e1069201e3cc","2013-04-14T23:46:13.476029","2017-01-23T04:02:43.133442","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","population, projections, statistics","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1001,"Population Projections for SA","Official population projections for:\n•\tSouth Australia and regions for 2016 to 2041\n•\tLocal government areas (LGAs) and Statistical Areas level 2 (SA2s) for 2016 to 2036.\nUsers should familiarise themselves with the assumptions, qualifications and background information provided on the DPTI population projections webpage at http://www.dpti.sa.gov.au/planning/population in order to choose the projection that best suits their needs.\nUpdated every 5 years.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/b667a56a-8959-41bc-a7cc-68e5bc858841","2014-02-28T05:18:58.016250","2020-04-15T05:48:06.154649","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au ","Statistical Division","2016-01-01","2036-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","people, population, population projections, projections","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1002,"Port Augusta Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/46d170cb-110d-4e72-b509-9fb7fe20a3c0","2018-11-16T03:29:03.835280","2020-04-17T06:35:18.210485","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, services, Spencer Gulf, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1003,"Port Augusta Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Port Augusta region. This site was commissioned in March 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/f4cc5baf-8801-43b7-be00-6a0983cb36da","2017-05-01T04:51:22.535614","2020-04-17T06:07:17.670340","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","1 hour averaged data","2017-03-08",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, particles, Port Augusta, quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1004,"Port Pirie High Volume Sampler Air Quality monitoring stations lead (Pb) data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated High Volume Sampler (HVS) lead (Pb) data.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/a7ef9046-af83-496a-b02d-bf7e083df484","2018-11-29T23:51:20.396037","2020-04-17T06:17:43.014453","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2009-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, lead, Port Pirie, quality, services, Spencer Gulf",null],
    [1005,"Port Pirie Oliver St Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/dc14fe98-01be-4dbc-bcec-5eb7e5ecbea9","2018-11-16T03:41:33.931606","2020-04-17T06:36:17.938226","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, services, Spencer Gulf, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1006,"Port Pirie, Oliver Street Air Quality monitoring station gaseous data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated gaseous pollution data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/23ee994a-4d9e-4d40-bdd0-6bf4c949c0ee","2014-06-22T15:24:37.911144","2020-04-17T06:12:11.027244","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Spencer Gulf Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, gaseous, Port Pirie, quality, services, Spencer Gulf, sulfur dioxide","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1007,"Port Pirie, Oliver Street  Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d618faaa-c14c-4014-afde-5929b0a96eef","2014-06-22T15:35:37.168755","2020-04-17T06:14:48.463610","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Spencer Gulf Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, Port Pirie, quality, services, Spencer Gulf","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1008,"Premier's Climate Change Council Annual Report Data","Premier's Climate Change Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/441fe837-593b-4d07-b21a-1ee31ea736c2","2017-07-21T05:01:41.063800","2020-01-06T03:34:38.717069","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","climate change, environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1009,"Premier’s Community Initiatives Fund","The Premier’s Community Initiatives Fund has been established by the Premier of South Australia to provide financial assistance to organisations that offer direct services and support to members of the South Australian Community, but do not receive mainstream funding.\nThe Premier’s Community Initiatives Fund provides financial assistance for projects that benefit people who are disadvantaged, people with a disability or socially isolated members of the South Australian community.\nThe objective of the Fund is to make available grants of up to $10,000 to assist organisations to undertake a one-off project that will benefit the South Australian community.\nThe dataset contains information on the successful and unsuccessful organisations, the projects and outcomes, location of the project by suburb and electorate and the approved amount of the grant.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c4cf212a-bfa8-475c-b400-32f13094f769","2014-07-02T23:48:29.496780","2015-03-03T08:13:44.314346",null,"N/A","2008-09 to 2012-13","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community grants","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1010,"Preschool Eligible Enrolments","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 3 2012).","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3533190b-1ff9-44a9-8b9b-1685d9c21e8d","2013-05-27T07:13:56.032445","2016-06-08T06:02:59.109984","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Children, Demographics, education, Enrolment, Kindergarten, Participation, Preschool","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1011,"Prescribed Burns","The dataset provides mapping of proposed burns conducted by the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources. It also contains some Forestry and SA Water prescribed burns. The proposed burn boundary polygons is the Assessment Area that is the area used for the environmental assessment for a prescribed burn.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/13d3bb89-4354-4a36-9857-b8ee7ad93904","2017-04-03T01:16:24.546380","2017-05-07T23:43:14.948306","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Ecological Burn, Fire, Fire Hazard, Fuel Reduction, Prescribed Burn, Proposed Burn","emergency-and-safety, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1012,"Prescribed Surface Water Areas","In response to water usage issues, certain areas within the state may be prescribed in order to control future water extraction processes.  The prescription may be either area based or watercourse based (or in some area both e.g. Barossa).  This layer contains the linework of the water resource areas (surface water, groundwater and watercourse) which have been prescribed through legislation.  This layer is maintained as the master linework of the prescribed areas within the state.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8e223bcf-7a32-4d43-a0b9-f39c5f65a7da","2013-05-18T13:56:09.890688","2020-02-24T02:30:58.328412","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","March 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","nature, Quality, Rivers, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1013,"Prescribed Watercourses","In response to water management and usage issues, certain areas within the state have been prescribed in order to equitably share and manage the water resources and control future water extraction processes.  The prescription may be placed on surface water areas (e.g. farm dams), groundwater (areas of bores and wells) or watercourses (streams and rivers) or a combination of types.\nThis layer contains the linework delineating the watercourses which have been prescribed through legislation (Water Resources Act 1997).  It is maintained as the master linework of the prescribed watercourses within the state.  This layer will mainly be used for administration purposes for water licensing.\nThis dataset only provides details of prescribed watercourses (streams and rivers) while the associated datasets, Prescribed Surface Water Areas and Prescribed Wells Areas, contains the linework for the prescribed surface water areas and ground water areas within the state.\nThe Water Resources Act 1997 defines the principles for prescribing a watercourse and the resource management policies.  Each prescribed watercourse requires a Water Allocation Plan to be prepared by the appropriate Catchment Water Management Board.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/00f1ac6c-0b3d-4611-8f58-ff942800d4c2","2013-05-18T14:18:51.204013","2020-02-19T00:34:03.940960","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","March 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1014,"Prescribed Water Resources Area","This layer contains the linework of the water resource areas (surface water, groundwater and watercourse) which have been prescribed through legislation.  This layer is maintained as the master linework of the prescribed areas within the state. Please refer to the metadata document for more information.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5987e234-cf4e-4248-a9df-66e336b0be89","2013-05-18T14:05:23.456256","2016-11-25T04:06:19.306204","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","nature, Quality, Resources, River, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1015,"Prescribed Well Areas","In response to water usage issues, certain areas within the state may be prescribed in order to control future water extraction processes. The prescription may be either area based or watercourse based (or in some area both eg Barossa). This layer contains the linework of the groundwater areas which have been prescribed through legislation. This layer is maintained as the master linework of the prescribed areas within the state.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2ddbb77b-af67-46ee-bfc2-6f24ac3be01e","2013-05-19T02:01:00.697909","2020-02-18T05:11:59.437827","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","March 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Nature, Quality, Resources, River, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1016,"Primary Production Priority Areas","Location of Primary Production Priority Areas (PPPA) as of 2010, within the Greater Adelaide study area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ca50b655-573f-4b5b-91b1-b1638f8fc156","2016-06-26T23:35:11.850891","2020-02-18T23:56:26.353652","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2010-2011,",null,"Greater Adelaide study area","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","agriculture, primary, primary production, production","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1017,"Prisoner Characteristics","Contains national information on prisoners who were in custody on 30 June each year. The statistics are derived from information collected by the ABS from corrective services agencies in each state and territory. Details are provided on the number of people in correctional institutions (including people on remand), imprisonment rates, most serious offence and sentence length. Information is also presented on prisoner characteristics (age, sex, Indigenous status) and on the type of prisoner (all prisoners, sentenced prisoners, and unsentenced prisoners (remandees).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/36ac147e-e8eb-43fb-af59-c1cc8ef1dc0f","2013-04-16T02:07:43.934186","2017-01-23T03:37:58.427652","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","crime, prisoners, statistics","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [1018,"Private Rent Report","Summary of median private rent in South Australia by: suburb, postcode, State Government regions and Local Government Areas. \n\nThe information relates to bonds lodged with Consumer and Business Services for private rental properties in South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/8eb97a72-9919-448b-8de6-fc1530b3f7ec","2019-08-27T00:24:16.942224","2020-04-08T04:37:42.275816","HousingStatisticalServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","housing, rent, rental","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1019,"Accounts Payable - Number of Feed File Transactions Paid","Number of Feed File Transactions Paid FY16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/72f3cad3-6c80-4ea5-b661-a38a90f50e7b","2016-06-23T07:03:51.888238","2016-06-30T04:24:36.200415","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1020,"Accounts Payable - Number of Manual Invoices Paid","Accounts Payable - Number of Manual Invoices Paid","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0c4fb2ed-4430-46ae-829a-d318834b4fe4","2016-06-23T07:14:38.071684","2016-06-30T06:56:24.339922","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1021,"Accounts Payable - Number of Urgent Manual Cheque Requests Processed FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Urgent Manual Cheque Requests Processed FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/30a0f44f-03a2-40f4-8808-38f7a0a05430","2016-06-23T07:52:23.319927","2016-06-30T02:58:18.446228","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1022,"Accounts Payable - Number of Calls Received at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Calls Received at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e63cfc8c-ba17-4f41-948c-4f3583635db8","2016-06-23T07:53:52.515791","2016-06-30T03:00:55.309679","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1023,"Accounts Payable - Average Duration of Calls Received at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","Accounts Payable - Average Duration of Calls Received at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3c3ac488-786c-4741-bc87-4e31af61e9e3","2016-06-23T07:54:59.624705","2016-06-30T04:25:02.129460","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1024,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Total Number of Invoices Paid FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Total Number of Invoices Paid FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d9f22bb5-6386-400b-b623-3bf250ce4dc9","2016-06-23T07:59:03.101926","2016-06-30T04:42:16.452103","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1025,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid within 30 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid within 30 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/793733a7-6459-4f91-bef1-a94f2fa096cc","2016-06-23T08:00:02.926335","2016-06-30T03:01:14.058414","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1026,"Accounts Payable - Number of Urgent EFT Requests Processed FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Urgent EFT Requests Processed FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/151b32af-885f-4286-9d04-a9ccf6ee3fc1","2016-06-23T08:10:26.078073","2016-06-29T06:31:06.774888","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1027,"Accounts Payable - Calls Answered Successfully at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","Accounts Payable - Calls Answered Successfully at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/297910d4-663a-4aa5-bcb9-1511577ea51f","2016-06-23T07:56:17.390524","2016-06-30T03:02:16.323911","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1028,"Accounts Payable - Calls Answered Within 50 Seconds at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","Accounts Payable - Calls Answered Within 50 Seconds at Shared Services SA Call Centre FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eeb72985-feab-4ad2-a792-34e8cf77e80e","2016-06-23T07:57:32.676599","2016-06-30T03:02:52.523297","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1029,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid within 31 to 60 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid within 31 to 60 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8e442386-eec4-4770-91be-ca95f7e88e11","2016-06-23T08:01:02.740019","2016-06-30T04:39:26.190417","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1030,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid in Greater Than 60 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Number of Invoices Paid in Greater Than 60 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1d889227-1b42-41fb-9866-65f96facbb4a","2016-06-23T08:01:59.449560","2016-06-29T06:29:50.651133","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1031,"Accounts Payable - Total Invoices Paid Via Basware FY15","Accounts Payable - Total Invoices Paid Via Basware FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ff0f09a7-3154-49e1-94f3-879b48ea81dc","2016-06-23T08:11:36.367063","2016-06-29T06:32:08.687704","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1032,"Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Agency Receipt to Scan Process FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Agency Receipt to Scan Process FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e372d17f-65b5-42e1-b870-1d691db6ec72","2016-06-23T08:17:48.960690","2016-06-29T06:30:43.007643","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1033,"Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Scan To Workflow Process FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Scan To Workflow Process FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ff88be84-2a84-4b57-8e60-a282f6ce439b","2016-06-23T08:19:12.173413","2016-06-30T04:41:50.781277","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1034,"Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Workflow Approved Process FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Workflow Approved Process FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d2bc49c3-9b9d-4f76-bb22-48927f5d9630","2016-06-23T08:20:18.818215","2016-06-30T04:24:10.655424","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1035,"Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Approved to Paid Process FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Business Days for Approved to Paid Process FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b2ac3f6b-b9a9-4c8c-8ee5-8e006143ef27","2016-06-23T08:21:29.594239","2016-06-30T02:55:56.114538","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1036,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Escalated FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Escalated FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1cfd8dda-3c8f-4bed-838f-5de654a5c2b9","2016-06-23T08:22:41.853248","2016-06-30T04:35:12.241944","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1037,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Paid in 5 Business Days FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Paid in 5 Business Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4338baaa-3375-4a39-af65-7a0e70bb1336","2016-06-23T08:23:52.047091","2016-06-30T03:04:48.395194","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1038,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Processed in 5 Business Days FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Processed in 5 Business Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/92f70f86-567e-4d77-8d32-4cd607e064ae","2016-06-23T08:25:08.006805","2016-06-30T02:56:18.082346","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1039,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid in Within 30 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid in Within 30 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0d1898c2-8453-448d-970f-5a3a5dc82476","2016-06-23T08:03:17.898664","2016-06-29T06:30:16.961289","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1040,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid in Within 31 to 60 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid in Within 30 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6a625366-4c95-43af-9090-2ab4de300e5e","2016-06-23T08:04:37.077442","2016-06-29T06:28:56.879953","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1041,"Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid Greater Than 60 Calendar Days FY15","Accounts Payable - TI11 - Dollar Amount of Invoices Paid Greater Than 60 Calendar Days FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b2a5d87a-f433-49c3-9bca-6fed7077e285","2016-06-23T08:07:14.847098","2016-06-29T06:29:25.668334","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1042,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Processed Excluding OPR FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Processed Excluding OPR FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c6c2a132-4d87-427f-8114-97c2f272efc6","2016-06-23T08:26:23.301893","2016-06-30T03:00:36.340966","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1043,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Disputed FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Disputed FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e5b7f912-fa7f-4c00-98fe-3cd3c9ce96a7","2016-06-23T08:55:56.282989","2016-06-30T03:00:16.617516","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1044,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Workflowed FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Workflowed FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ba6db081-e793-418a-b9c4-31ed7d8d5a5c","2016-06-23T08:57:02.511088","2016-06-30T02:57:14.344529","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1045,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Received Within 5 Business Days or Less FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Received Within 5 Business Days or Less FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3c5074c1-c459-4d16-991e-7bc5af1951cf","2016-06-23T08:58:01.047276","2016-06-30T03:01:57.218455","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1046,"Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Approved Within 5 Business Days or Less FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Invoices Approved Within 5 Business Days or Less FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/43b328ce-2d5f-4e00-977a-9b233b0af378","2016-06-23T08:58:48.552867","2016-06-30T02:57:35.249460","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1047,"Accounts Payable - Number of Late Payment Interest Invoices FY15","Accounts Payable - Number of Late Payment Interest Invoices FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4a213806-569e-4fa9-850a-e912ec7cf6b5","2016-06-23T08:59:47.356270","2016-06-30T02:56:56.822558","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1048,"Accounts Payable - Dollar Amount of Late Payment Interest Invoices FY15","Accounts Payable - Dollar Amount of Late Payment Interest Invoices FY15","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f85725aa-5960-4b9f-8e78-d62639f68c1e","2016-06-23T09:00:39.214384","2016-06-30T04:21:56.180388","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Accounts Payable","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1049,"Professional Development Courses List","A list of training professional development courses available to training providers in SA.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/193ec67b-50b1-4a4c-a6b7-1675c1ae902b","2013-05-21T07:13:42.415552","2016-06-08T05:47:26.700817","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","business, Business, Courses, education, skills, Training, Training Providers","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1050,"Prompted and Unprompted Awareness of Road Safety Advertising","2011-2015 Market Research data surveying South Australians 16 years and over with regard to their awareness of Road Safety Advertising across a broad ranges of topics.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/d7b93ffb-82e5-428a-a7fd-0f432f90a357","2016-06-30T02:00:09.005242","2019-06-28T01:36:07.992411","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-01-01","2015-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Motor Accident Commission","accident, advertising, awareness, commission, MAC, market research, motor, road safety","education-skills-and-learning, emergency-and-safety, transport-travel-and-motoring, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1051,"Proof of Age cards","Proof of age cards by age, suburb and postcode","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8ddb9a84-c893-42c1-86b7-4b4961061733","2017-11-20T04:17:12.257396","2018-08-13T06:44:27.161200","peter.bravey@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","age, identity, proof","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1052,"Properties Land Use","This report contains all properties within Adelaide and North Adelaide with their attributed Land Use Code.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f26680d2-32ed-43ce-899c-53ac4565e1be","2016-06-30T03:06:52.046162","2016-07-08T07:09:21.657284","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","land use, properties","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1053,"Property Boundaries","Provides locations and land boundaries / cadastre of each property within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nNote only contains site designated as common property for Strata and community properties.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d8ceffe5-0528-46ec-8506-970c09325881","2013-05-15T22:27:20.593087","2016-06-08T04:39:34.973393","DataSA@sa.gov.au","information on allotment ","Current",null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","areas, boundaries, council, land, Neighbourhood, planning, property","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1054,"Property Database","A CSV list of all properties within the City of Playford.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/1873920e-1fc9-460e-92a0-6c1b4c5b583c","2016-08-10T01:03:43.545239","2020-04-21T13:30:54.042992","playford@playford.sa.gov.au","Allotment","2015-08-01","2016-08-01","City of Playford LGA","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","Address, Government, Property","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1055,"Proportion of student population suspended, excluded or expelled in SA Government Schools during Term 2","Proportion of school student population that was suspended, excluded or expelled during Term 2 from 2012 onwards.\n\n*   Suspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.\n*   Exclusion from a school means that the student does not attend that school for either a set period of time ranging from four to ten weeks OR for the remainder of a term, or for students over 16, the remainder of the semester.\n*   Expulsion from a single school means that the student who is over the age of compulsion does not attend school for a period of not less than six consecutive months to not more than eighteen consecutive months.\n*   Expulsion from all department schools means that the student who is over the age of compulsion is permanently expelled from attending all department schools.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/13e5d892-cba3-493f-8201-22ad1b9ce0ac","2018-05-11T02:51:14.732166","2019-05-17T03:48:00.475842","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Proportion for Term 2 by year","2012-04-01","2017-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, government, schools, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1056,"Public Art Location Map","The City of Onkaparinga is committed to building strong vibrant communities through the provision of high quality arts. This interactive map provides locations of our public art and photos  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c68a63fe-28b4-41d2-8958-00c405d0d27c","2016-06-23T08:14:16.005391","2020-01-15T05:31:41.477738","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","art, map, onkaparinga, photos","arts-culture-history"],
    [1057,"Public Complaints","Reporting of Public Complaints regarding Defence SA since 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f9db3894-dd8f-4685-b83b-dc28afa2ae4d","2017-09-14T03:53:09.719629","2019-10-22T03:46:04.447989","enquiries@defencesa.com",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Defence SA","defence, defence state, industry, public complaints, south australia","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1058,"Public Complaints History Trust of South Australia","Public Complaints received by History Trust of South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e0286abe-d1ba-4cbd-a48b-628b854f3cf9","2017-09-28T02:59:21.279583","2019-11-08T01:58:47.062936","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","complaints, public complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1059,"Public complaints received by DCP Complaints Unit","Details of number and categories of complaints received in DCP","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8a49679b-3f96-4a99-9e52-58e4a3ccc968","2018-09-11T00:27:27.877140","2019-09-24T01:14:50.232436","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","complaints","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1060,"Public complaints received by the Department for Education","Public complaints received by the Department for Education for the period 2015 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1e980a32-cd63-4bb0-b71c-6e3fc91549e6","2019-03-01T03:30:37.487308","2019-04-02T04:17:48.320800","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2015-07-01","2018-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, complaints, education department","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1061,"Public complaints received by the Department for Education and Child Development","Public complaints received by the Department for Education and Child Development for the period 2015 to 2017 for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7c54d125-a63a-489f-aa19-c57ab456842a","2018-03-22T23:37:55.984255","2018-05-08T05:28:42.253867","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2015-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, complaints, decd, education, reporting",null],
    [1062,"Public complaints received by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Public complaints received from the general public by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure either via Frontline Services or via the department's website.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6619f06c-432e-40b1-8e16-fe22e8c15860","2017-09-12T03:05:38.797000","2019-11-26T00:57:20.324689","www.dpti.sa.gov.au/contact_us",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","complaint, ombudsman, public","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1063,"Public Complaints Received by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Public Complaints Received by the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/78458316-977e-4a4e-a9d0-aa17247a56bd","2019-12-04T05:19:03.444214","2019-12-04T05:23:10.568992","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","annual report, public complaints",null],
    [1064,"Public Complaints Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Public complaints reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/67e9a027-5a45-45f6-b8e8-0702afc975bb","2017-11-03T06:12:47.430609","2019-10-31T00:28:01.199853","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","government reporting and policy, public complaints, south australian tourism commission, tourism","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1065,"Public Complaints – SA Mental Health Commission","The number of public complaints received by the SA Mental Health Commission in each year, broken down by category (subject) of complaint.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/879a9466-ad4f-41ae-bd39-eb25d49e6f50","2017-09-19T07:05:11.895192","2019-11-29T01:16:53.247895","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","Annual Report, Complaints, Disclosure, Open Government, SAMHC, South Australian Mental Health Commission","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1066,"SA Health Public Hospital Specialist Services","Specialist Services offered by SA public hospitals by hospital by service by financial year. Dataset provides an indication if a service is present at a hospital or not.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c3ec5654-a468-4ed6-ad49-8f53d676523f","2015-06-26T00:27:34.875591","2018-09-05T07:13:23.755393","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","service availabilty by hospital","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","hospital, services, specialist, specialist services","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1067,"Public Housing Lettable Stock by number of Bedrooms","Number of lettable public housing properties by suburb and bedrooms.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/6c7b38a3-6914-47d3-9630-e64ba0d9eb35","2015-06-09T06:52:18.822983","2019-09-05T06:50:01.652994","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Bedrooms, Housing, properties, Stock","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1068,"Public Housing Lettable Stock by Stock Type 2014","Number of lettable public housing properties by suburb and stock type at 30 June 2014.\nNote:\n•\tData is captured at a point in time.\n•\tIncludes properties under the Public, Aboriginal and Specialised Housing programs.\n•\t‘Lettable’ is classified as a property that is currently tenanted or vacant awaiting a client to be allocated.\n•\tExcludes:\n­\tIndigenous Community Housing properties.\n­\tProperties set aside for administrative purposes and those which are currently unavailable for rental purposes (e.g. undergoing major maintenance or capital works, recently purchased or in the process of being sold). \n­\tProperties that are managed by other organisations as part of a joint venture, or are leased by them.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/b48962e3-b0b5-436e-8161-bdcb87345649","2015-06-09T07:00:04.718699","2019-09-05T06:50:50.007607","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"30-06-2014","30-06-2015","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing, Housing SA, Stock, Stock Type","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1069,"Public Housing Lettable Stock by Suburb","Number of lettable public housing properties by suburb.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/5d3531e7-0904-46d2-8428-bf102a9dae13","2015-06-09T07:02:15.090355","2019-09-05T06:50:33.112341","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing, properties, Stock, suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1070,"Public Housing New Allocations by Age of Tenant","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office and tenants age group.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a5f3027f-5851-4d5d-ba81-cfba0bdcc19f","2015-06-09T07:08:41.319172","2019-09-05T06:54:26.468520","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Age, Allocations, Housing, Tenants","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1071,"Public Housing New Allocations by Age of Tenant 2013","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office and tenants age group, during 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9622b426-730b-4fe4-ad5e-f1596372bba1","2015-06-09T07:06:37.159047","2019-09-05T06:54:49.342014","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-07-01","2013-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Age, Allocations, Hosing SA, Tenant","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1072,"Public Housing New Allocations by ATSI Status","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office where the customer has self-identified as Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) status.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/73cd87e2-b3ed-4dd7-9b4a-7fc7f5f6e74e","2015-06-09T07:12:49.874531","2019-09-05T06:49:41.078895","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2002-07-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, ATSI, Housing","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1073,"Public Housing New Allocations by ATSI Status 2014","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office where the customer has self-identified as Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) status during 2013-14.\nNote:\n•\tData includes both self-identified and non-identified customers\n•\tNew allocations are made to customers from the waiting list who are not existing Housing SA tenants.\n•\tIncludes allocations made to public and Aboriginal housing. properties.\n•\tExcludes:\n­\tTransfers of existing Housing SA tenants.\n­\tAllocations to the Specialised Housing Program and properties where the allocation process is managed by other organisations.\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f8f5f435-27f0-47b6-8b6f-7c4386b4ff66","2015-06-09T07:14:53.396384","2019-09-05T06:52:49.671398","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013","2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, ATSI, Housing, Housing SA","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1074,"Housing SA New Allocations by Category","Number of new public housing allocations by category during financial year.\n\nNote: New allocations are made to customers from the waiting list, who are not existing Housing SA tenants.\n\nIncludes: Allocations made to public and Aboriginal housing. properties.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/dc9c2cf0-c5eb-4509-b06e-a9de7f942833","2015-06-09T07:16:49.202727","2019-09-05T07:03:26.578234","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, category, Housing, public","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1075,"Public Housing New Allocations by Homeless Indicator","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office where the customer has self-identified as homeless.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/b2195a95-c081-4266-9380-1eccdbc7f2d8","2015-06-09T07:20:59.329396","2019-09-05T06:55:25.232519","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-07-03","2013-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, Homeless, Housing SA","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1076,"Housing SA New Allocations by Household Type","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office by household type during financial year. \n\nNote: New allocations are made to customers from the waiting list who are not existing Housing SA tenants. Household types are grouped onto single, single parent and other.\n\nIncludes: Allocations made to public and Aboriginal housing. properties.\n\nExcludes: Transfers of existing Housing SA tenants. Allocations to the Specialised Housing Program and properties where the allocation process is managed by other organisations.\n\nA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/515fc6b7-8279-4cd2-bfc4-957d12051c1a","2015-06-09T07:25:01.760286","2019-09-05T07:08:06.743148","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, Household Types, Housing","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1077,"Public Housing New Allocations by Rental Subsidy","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office where the customer was allocated on the full market rent of the property or was allocated on a reduced rent due to the household income.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c1ef7071-62cf-4212-b6c1-eae0409a48f6","2015-06-09T07:32:36.495797","2018-11-22T05:17:51.324802","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012-0701",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Housing, Rental, Subsidy","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1078,"Public Housing New Allocations by Time Waited 2012-13","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office by the time waited by the customer in a waiting list category, during 2012-13.\nNote:\n•\tNew allocations are made to customers from the waiting list who are not existing Housing SA tenants.\n•\tIncludes allocations made to public and Aboriginal housing. properties.\n•\tExcludes:\n­\tTransfers of existing Housing SA tenants.\n­\tAllocations to the Specialised Housing Program and properties where the allocation process is managed by other organisations.\n•\tTimes waited are grouped into less than 6 months, 6 to 12 months and 12 months+\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a96aa031-3afe-4a62-8f0e-feed5aaecc04","2015-06-09T07:36:57.963122","2018-11-20T03:40:25.817386","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","2012","2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, Housing, Housing SA, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1079,"Public Housing New Allocations by Time Waited 2014","Number of new public housing allocations by Housing SA office by the time waited by the customer in a waiting list category, during 2013-14.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/222162d0-7230-4f40-8a31-926a9a00d669","2015-06-09T07:38:36.634908","2018-11-20T03:41:07.401004","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013","2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocations, Housing, Housing SA, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1080,"Public Housing Waiting List Selected Areas","The number of areas selected by customers on the public housing waiting list as at 30 June  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/f922edc7-cd2d-4ea5-a1d2-9fe7b69a791c","2015-06-09T07:44:13.310684","2018-11-26T04:47:55.390216","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","30-06-2013","30-06-2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","areas, Housing, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1081,"Public Housing Waiting List Selected Areas by Age","The number of areas selected by customers on the public housing waiting list by age as at 30 June","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/899cb087-9b50-4e03-8843-cb2975b130ad","2015-06-09T07:47:48.495685","2018-11-26T04:52:09.391575","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au","n/a","2013-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Age, areas, Housing, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1082,"Public Housing Waiting List Selected Areas by Category 2013","The number of areas selected by customers on the public housing waiting list by category as at 30 June 2013.  \nNote:\n•\tWaiting list data is captured at a point in time.\n•\tExcludes:\n­\tDeferred applications. Applications are deferred due to extended non-contact or at a customer’s request when they are unable to accept housing (e.g. unable to break lease, hospitalisation etc.)\n­\tIncomplete applications. \n•\tA customer can select more than one area and will be counted once against each area selected.\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/de9f8331-cb79-4574-b6b7-4e6a68bba8ce","2015-06-09T07:54:06.797809","2019-09-06T07:50:07.504019","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","30-06-2013","30-06-2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Category, Housing, Housing SA, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1083,"Public Housing Waiting List Selected Areas by Category 2014","The number of areas selected by customers on the public housing waiting list by category as at 30 June 2014.  \nNote:\n•\tWaiting list data is captured at a point in time.\n•\tExcludes:\n­\tDeferred applications. Applications are deferred due to extended non-contact or at a customer’s request when they are unable to accept housing (e.g. unable to break lease, hospitalisation etc.)\n­\tIncomplete applications. \n•\tA customer can select more than one area and will be counted once against each area selected.\n•\tA ‘*’ will be displayed where an individual record is equal to or less than five.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/ae17ea5f-e02f-4580-8fda-0abfdb8fcfec","2015-06-09T07:56:09.202154","2018-11-20T03:29:38.261595","datasa@sa.gov.au","n/a","30-06-2014","30-06-2014","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Category, Housing, Housing SA, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1084,"Public Housing Waiting List Selected Areas by Household","The number of areas selected by customers on the public housing waiting list by household.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/535f47b5-216e-483f-bbef-e8588f4f57a9","2015-06-09T07:59:18.694228","2019-09-06T07:50:48.251626","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Household, Housing, Housing SA, Wait List","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1085,"Public Libraries Location Map","Interactive map showing the location of all of the City of Onkaparinga's libraries","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d785a492-212c-467a-8322-ef21c267ad83","2016-06-23T08:22:10.924499","2020-01-15T05:32:47.372047","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","library, map, onkaparinga","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1086,"Public Toilets in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Public Toilets in City of Port Adelaide Enfield. Only includes ones that are open 7 days a week during the day. Excludes toilets that require a key by arrangement. Data available to download in various formats from Council's open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cb6e69e7-7be1-4205-8092-db8d488e10df","2015-05-28T07:02:36.893360","2019-09-10T01:25:41.449895","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-07-01",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, port adelaide enfield, public conveniences, toilets","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [1087,"Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Complaints","Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Complaints presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/722e79d3-b2bd-4d2b-8222-68518b55e263","2017-10-06T04:17:15.022019","2019-11-18T00:36:07.319921","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report Data, complaints reporting, Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1088,"Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Consultants","Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Annual spend on Consultants presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ef95c5c5-a38d-44c5-968f-cc148ce86ef7","2017-10-06T04:28:59.350493","2019-11-18T00:34:30.371306","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report data, Consultants, Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1089,"Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Executive employment","Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Executive employment presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/834bec57-6b6a-4b2a-9c87-12d99e669399","2017-10-06T04:36:44.246831","2019-11-18T00:34:49.900999","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report data, Executive Emlpoyment, Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1090,"Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Fraud","Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Fraud detected in the agency presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/41b8f8e3-e9a0-4fe6-a2c6-5adf5e4ab799","2017-10-06T04:52:00.272568","2019-11-18T00:35:14.865094","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report data, Fraud, Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1091,"Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Whistle blowers","Public Trustee Annual Report Data - Whistle blowers disclosure presented as a time series","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7ca2e273-e3a2-4829-8a03-86a50c23ba9c","2017-10-06T04:55:56.417329","2019-11-18T00:36:26.996265","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report data, Public Trustee",null],
    [1092,"Public Trustee Financial Performance","Public Trustee Financial Performance ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d3377fee-1555-4c4d-8d8f-319fa7031911","2017-10-06T04:10:54.184941","2019-11-18T00:35:31.347988","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1093,"Public Trustee Services Statistics","Statistics relating to the various products and services offered and managed by the Public Trustee","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2fb33fc4-5922-487e-935d-a78f8ae640f6","2017-10-06T03:51:51.211069","2019-11-18T00:36:47.700340","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1094,"Public Trustee SIS Asset Allocations","Public Trustee Standard Investment Strategies Asset Allocations","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b383ae1a-b07e-470e-b383-b9ca843994b4","2017-10-06T03:59:02.212931","2019-11-18T00:37:15.537998","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Investment, Public Trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1095,"Public Trustee SIS five year performance","Public Trustee Standard Investment Strategies five year performance","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bb2d53ae-1848-4f5d-8fd0-7ffac6315b97","2017-10-06T04:04:32.275704","2019-11-18T00:35:51.604709","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Investment, Public trustee","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1096,"Purchase Cards - Held at the end of the month - Projection","Number of purchase cards held at the end of the month (by agency) – projection for 2015/16 financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2b428b8f-3cad-4894-95f0-5af3f1fc39d2","2015-06-01T00:23:09.727725","2015-06-02T01:29:43.256195","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","accounts, credit cards, financial year, forecasting, government payments, purchase cards","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1097,"Qualification Levels of SA Government School Staff","The total number of qualifications for all staff (teaching and non-teaching) from 2016 to 2018.\nFrom 2019 includes the total number of qualifications for teaching staff only.\nA person may have multiple qualifications.\nQualifications are included as follows:\nGraduate includes Bachelor/Degree/Diploma\nPost graduate includes Masters/Doctoral/Bachelor Degree with Honours\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9ef77274-9207-4105-a92c-d4c28d4308ec","2019-02-07T03:53:58.375301","2019-10-25T05:15:09.844638","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","School level","2016-08-05","2019-08-02","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, qualification, school, staff",null],
    [1098,"Radiofrequency Radiation","The EPA no longer measures radiofrequency radiation. This data will not be updated.\n\nThis is an area that is regulated by the Commonwealth Authority, Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety authority (ARPANSA). \n\nFor general  information relating to non-ionising radiation safety including lasers, microwaves, powerlines, mobile phones and communication towers see the ARPANSA website:\n\nhttps://www.arpansa.gov.au/understanding-radiation/what-radiation/what-non-ionising-radiation  \n\nAlternatively, you can talk to an ARPANSA scientist from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays (Melbourne AEST), freecall 1800 022 333.\n\nInformation on 5G available here:\nhttps://www.arpansa.gov.au/news/5g-new-generation-mobile-phone-network-and-health\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/68f629fc-d054-4e3b-80c2-dcde9322d52c","2018-08-30T04:52:09.449949","2020-01-05T23:03:27.047813","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-09-28","2018-07-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","radiation","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1099,"Railside Significant Sites","The Railside Significant Sites contains a spatial representation of known sites of natural and cultural significance located along railway lines based on information contained in heritage registers and vegetation surveys.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e4e7b7bf-232a-4193-b220-026d64dd829b","2014-07-04T05:02:19.511989","2020-02-24T02:07:11.178073","jennifer.slocombe@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","cultural, cultural significance, heritage, railway lines, railways, vegetation","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1100,"Ramsar Wetland Areas - South Australia","This dataset identifies the boundaries of the 6 areas listed in the Ramsar Convention for South Australia. All wetlands within these areas are of international importance are are protected by the Ramsar Convention. The listed areas for SA include: Bool Lagoon, Coongie Lakes, Coorong and Lakes Albert and Alexandrina, Riverland, the Banrock Station Wetland Complex and Piccaninnie Ponds Karst Wetlands.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/45223e07-4b3a-4202-8da2-4e5cdc7d5b22","2016-06-27T01:27:54.322462","2020-02-18T05:50:48.684291","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Environment, protected areas, Ramsar Convention, wetlands","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1101,"Real-Time Water Data","Near Real-time water observations from surface water and groundwater monitoring networks including water levels, flows, water quality and meteorology. Data is presented in plots, table and map views. Users can download data for each site by clicking on 'site id'. Data is available either by subscribing to RSS Feed or by download in other formats such as CSV, XML, XLS, PDF.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/d002ac71-239c-491a-97c8-6150d10dbdae","2013-09-06T01:05:53.010151","2018-07-23T05:55:15.482445","https://www.waterconnect.sa.gov.au/SitePages/Contact%20Us.aspx","N/A","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Groundwater, Groundwater Management, Surface Water, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1102,"Reasons for student suspension from SA Government Schools during Term 2","Reasons for students being suspended during Term 2 from 2012.\n\nSuspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.\n\nSuspensions by reasons are only reported at the incident level (not student) due to significant double counting with some students being suspended several times for different incidents. \n\nActed illegally is used for students over the age of ten when a principal believes that the student has committed an offence against the law and the police are involved.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/833ff86b-05d7-4b77-a0b8-33c8447af7b7","2018-05-11T02:57:12.488058","2019-05-17T03:49:54.464901","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Term 2 aggregation","2012-04-01","2018-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, government, schools, students",null],
    [1103,"Recent Air Quality","The EPA’s recent air quality data is a RSS feed that includes hourly average pollutant concentrations for ozone (ppm), carbon monoxide (ppm), nitrogen dioxide (ppm), sulfur dioxide (ppm), particles (PM10) (μg/m3), fine particles (PM2.5) (μg/m3) and station index (station air quality index or AQI) for 13 EPA monitoring sites. \n\nThe station index is a descriptive scale that indicates the quality of air based on a comparison between pollutant concentrations and the relevant national standards. The station index determines the station air quality which is described as either ‘very good’, ‘good’, ‘fair’, ‘poor’ or ‘very poor’. If the air quality is classified as poor, then one or more pollutants in the air have exceeded the national standard. \n\nAdditional information available on the EPA website;\nhttp://www.epa.sa.gov.au/data_and_publications/air_quality_monitoring\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/fdc08250-d282-4812-8c4e-29d225b8cf7d","2014-07-09T07:16:13.700903","2018-11-22T23:30:20.002243","DataSA@sa.gov.au","1 hour averaged concentration data for ozone, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, particles (PM10) and fine particles (PM2.5)","Active",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, index, particles, quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1104,"Soil Recharge Potential","Recharge potential mapping shows the proportion of land with high to moderate potential for water to access groundwater systems via the soil. Detailed map unit proportion data are also supplied for calculating respective areas of each recharge potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f0687431-fd71-438b-8c4a-71a389745acc","2016-06-09T03:37:47.761675","2020-02-18T23:47:23.893601","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1105,"Recorded Crime - Offenders","Offender statistics provide data relating to the number and characteristics of alleged offenders who have been proceeded against by police during the 12 month reference period. This publication provides a profile of alleged offenders, including their age, sex, Indigenous status, principal offence, how often they have been proceeded against by police within the reference period, as well as a count of proceedings that may result in court or non-court actions. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8afe3e7c-9ed5-4e30-83a6-e8cc60e11f02","2013-04-15T05:36:57.457460","2017-01-23T03:43:13.613842","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","crime, offenders, police, statistics","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [1106,"State Records - relating to conservation","Data for records relating to conservation for records held by State Records of South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/c31629bf-c77c-4014-9748-0c80d613b79d","2017-10-26T00:44:19.629110","2019-12-03T04:22:29.156598","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, conservation, records, State Records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1107,"Recreation Trails","This data layer includes trails, which generally consist of a formed pathway on the ground surface. Portions of some long distance trails which coincide with vehicular tracks or constructed roads, or exist only as a natural ground surface are included. Dataset includes trails managed by both the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) and the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) Office for Recreation and Sport (ORS). This dataset supercedes DEWNR Recreational Trail Routes (2015-superceded) and ORS Trails.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4df53d6a-e9b0-4e20-a533-a04447db4876","2016-06-17T05:24:14.314205","2020-01-15T06:41:54.431932","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","recreation, sport, walking trails","sports-and-recreation"],
    [1108,"Recycling Collection Areas","Recycling Collection areas in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield containing polygons that define each area of recycling collection, sorted into day of week and which alternate week the collection is done. The scheduled pickup dates can be looked up by joining the spatial data to the columns in the CSV file.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/94b7d95b-b722-4b52-8127-97580037be3f","2015-05-28T06:44:32.948228","2019-09-09T04:41:13.686641","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, port adelaide enfield, recycling, rubbish collection, waste collection","community-information-and-citizen-services, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1109,"Regional Labour Force Data","This dataset contains Regional Labour Force data, and is based on a sample survey of approximately 2,000 South Australian households. Additional labour force data can be found on the ABS website. Please refer to metadata document for more information.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6fb16f34-7ce5-47ef-8369-22a4899ff9c0","2013-05-21T06:54:41.162271","2016-07-07T09:43:45.860288","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Jobs, Labour Force, Regional Employment, Unemployment Rate","finance-and-employment"],
    [1110,"Regional, national and global winegrape bearing areas, 2000 and 2010","A compendium of data on winegrape bearing areas by variety and region for 44 countries for the years 2000 and 2010. There are two data files:  National and global file, 2000 and 2010; Detailed regional file for 44 countries, 2000 and 2010.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/f4bb2023-b68f-4868-b0c9-b23a6d69045a","2014-06-12T03:25:52.028475","2016-07-25T01:26:55.655190","wine-econ@adelaide.edu.au","Regional","2000 and 2010",null,"Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide uni, Australia, grapes, region, university of adelaide, vineyard, wine, winegrapes, wineries",null],
    [1111,"Regional Population Growth","Contains latest available estimates of the resident populations of areas of Australia as at 30 June in each year . These estimates are provided for Statistical Areas Level 2 - 4 (SA2s - SA4s), Greater Capital City Statistical Areas (GCCSAs), and states and territories of Australia according to the current edition of the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS).\n\nEstimates are also provided for Local Government Areas (LGAs), Significant Urban Areas, Remoteness Areas, and Commonwealth and State Electoral Divisions.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7a0cce18-6230-4d04-bdca-4aff5e80b62f","2013-04-12T05:48:53.157554","2017-01-23T03:46:13.567297","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","growth, population, residents, statistics","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1112,"Regional profile Adelaide Hills","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6761afa6-f411-43b1-b35b-e704309cd0d3","2014-06-26T00:47:58.214055","2017-09-25T02:16:59.804425","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Adelaide Hills","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1113,"Regional profile Barossa","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2d79159a-a4f9-4465-88e2-999bfe3af0d7","2014-06-26T02:24:42.855257","2017-09-25T02:15:41.527849","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Barossa","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1114,"Regional profile Eastern Adelaide","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/df2fb8ac-7756-4060-aea0-65080826ee4a","2014-06-26T02:37:52.577132","2017-09-25T02:10:18.974542","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Eastern Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1115,"Regional profile Eyre & Western","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c0714dc2-df24-4277-a82d-dbaf710363fc","2014-06-26T02:45:26.240483","2017-09-25T02:11:19.510640","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Eyre & Western","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1116,"Regional profile Far North","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d0e3f21-28fd-4a26-b314-9bcd6a93f0ff","2014-06-26T02:49:43.835447","2017-09-25T02:14:38.284560","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Far North","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1117,"Regional profile Fleurieu & KI","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9f391f78-0871-4cdb-8718-3d3627739b18","2014-06-26T02:53:05.472232","2017-09-25T02:13:30.392139","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2015-06-30","Fleurieu & KI","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1118,"Regional profile Limestone Coast","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b7a2a07f-7c77-4eb8-8475-f49aa07cd147","2014-06-26T02:56:56.405962","2017-09-25T02:08:00.491477","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Limestone Coast","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","gross regional product, profile, region, Regional Employment","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1119,"Regional profile Murray & Mallee","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a0b6e2c3-189e-4ce7-a6b6-348aa0028cab","2014-06-26T03:01:10.715048","2017-09-25T02:09:17.362318","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Murray & Mallee","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1120,"Regional profile Northern Adelaide","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/36dddae1-7b87-41d8-a4a0-4eed92fa6faf","2014-06-26T03:08:21.499807","2017-09-25T02:12:16.978209","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2015-06-30","Northern Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","council region, employment, gross regional product, profile","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1121,"Regional profile South Australia","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a88326a5-93e4-4244-99fb-68f2b11e49c7","2014-06-26T03:13:33.018450","2017-09-25T02:18:08.474694","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1122,"Regional profile Southern Adelaide","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c1ee506e-432e-4d89-8cc8-77a5572a3544","2014-06-26T03:17:25.870024","2017-09-25T02:06:54.043864","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Southern Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","gross regional product, profile, region, Regional Employment","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1123,"Regional profile Western Adelaide","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8b48d402-899c-46fc-8b2e-6628a3f0dad4","2014-06-26T03:20:54.303811","2017-09-25T02:04:40.813066","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Western Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","gross regional product, profile, region, Regional Employment","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1124,"Regional profile Yorke & Mid North","Regional profile tables containing gross regional product and output, employment, household income and expenditure, and trade.\nThe tables are estimates derived as part of the input-output table construction process for South Australia and its regions.  They are not taken directly from a census or survey, but are based on a mix of collected data, state shares (if a regional table) and estimates based on “parent” table values.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cb34dc2c-43e8-4228-a7f7-90e33aa75a5e","2014-06-26T02:25:36.448907","2017-09-25T02:19:14.656933","DPCEAPSubscriptions@dpc.sa.gov.au","N/A","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","Yorke & Mid North","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, gross regional product, profile, region","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1125,"Regional South Australia 4G Signal Strengths","List of mobile signal strengths in select Regional South Australian locations, measured by TAFE SA during field tests in October and November 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/f60ba58f-b43b-4dfc-8b32-0064b0d3e4ab","2016-06-20T01:27:29.041133","2016-06-20T01:28:34.873573"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2015-10-01","2015-11-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","Mobile Signal Strength Regional South Australia","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1126,"Registered Vehicles by Body Type","Registered Vehicles by Body Type and vehicle type from 2010","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c906fffd-6dc7-42d7-8618-e8b66d3c6fe0","2016-07-28T05:56:50.682288","2020-02-04T07:20:41.091394","peter.bravey@sa.gov.au",null,"2010-06-30","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","car, registration, vehicle",null],
    [1127,"Registered Vehicles by Colour","Registered vehicles by colour, make, body type and year of manufacturer","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bd8b0718-7a88-4178-a25e-dd3000334798","2017-11-21T00:36:56.614597","2019-07-17T05:05:19.750028","peter.bravey@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","colour, vehicles","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1128,"Registered Vehicles by Postcode","Registered vehicles by postcode, vehicle make, body type, number of cylinders, year of manufacture","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7be2f98a-e042-4990-8513-7e176fa1ccc3","2017-11-20T04:41:37.438088","2020-01-29T01:29:49.381227","Peter.Bravey@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","make, postcode, registration, vehicle","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1129,"Register of Roads - City of Playford","This data is published in accordance with Section 231 of the Local Government Act 1999 and Regulation 26 of the Local Government (General) Regulations 2013","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/215949e0-f136-4737-b764-c45a123233c6","2016-06-28T06:24:57.985685","2020-04-21T13:30:31.952987","playford@playford.sa.gov.au","Road Length","1800-01-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Playford","Government, roads","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1130,"Regulatory Performance Data","Performance outcomes against service standard targets, as reported annually to SA Water’s economic regulators, Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA). The ESCOSA Water Industry Guideline No. 2 and Explanatory memorandum provide more detail on what the service standards are.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e2d7dcfc-fe9c-4af1-b192-15c44bbc5e60","2018-06-12T04:19:20.229504","2018-07-02T01:12:27.726213","open.data@sawater.com.au",null,"2015-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Water",null,"water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1131,"Complaints Received","Complaints received ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/04849065-4020-47c9-9805-256bf3724138","2018-09-26T07:18:31.547686","2019-11-01T05:16:10.185348","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Renewal SA","goverment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1132,"Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/88381edc-c2db-49bb-a78d-3b418cd52cf3","2018-09-26T07:22:49.176392","2019-11-01T05:14:51.846794","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Renewal SA","goverment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1133,"Reporting of public complaints for Education Standards Board","Reporting of public complaints as requested by the Ombudsman","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/695438da-89cc-4f58-b99c-363538c625bc","2018-09-03T01:08:36.870768","2019-11-18T00:54:59.174193","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","complaints, Ombudsman, public","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1134,"Report on Government Services","The annual RoGS provides information on the equity, effectiveness and efficiency of government services in Australia. \n\nDatasets include the government expenditure on Health, Childcare, Community Services, Justice, Emergency Management, and Housing and homelessness.\n\nMore Information: http://www.pc.gov.au/research/ongoing/report-on-government-services#glance\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/96e9eb07-ff90-4d73-b379-0e10300146d9","2016-07-07T02:10:24.259109","2016-07-07T02:10:59.967048","DLDCSIDisabilitySABusinessServices@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Disability, ROGS, Service","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1135,"Reserves for Hire","A number of the parks in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield include substantial landscaped garden areas offering the perfect backdrop for picnics, BBQs, special occasions or as a wedding venue. Some of these may be booked for events. This dataset shows the location, suitable usesa and and web urls for  more details.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d4fc44d8-045c-4332-9b23-0106a7234727","2015-05-28T06:04:01.649095","2019-09-09T04:43:52.442799","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, hire, parks, port adelaide enfield, reserves","community-information-and-citizen-services, sports-and-recreation"],
    [1136,"Reserves in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Reserves in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. \nExcludes pieces of land that council maintains such as streetscapes and drainage reserves. Includes reserve space that is intended for public recreation.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e24d09ad-54d4-490b-9f31-5973110078b6","2015-05-28T06:54:26.088705","2019-09-09T07:02:25.433674","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-09",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, open space, parks, port adelaide enfield, recreation, reserves","community-information-and-citizen-services, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, sports-and-recreation"],
    [1137,"Reservoir Volumes","Contains the volume and location of water stored in the reservoirs supplying metropolitan Adelaide.\nInformation is captured daily.  The dataset contains the data collected on the last business day of the month, and includes average monthly volumes for each of the reservoirs. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/987a4cd9-e95e-43f1-9fb0-e3f629e06190","2018-05-31T04:51:35.680717","2020-03-31T04:24:24.480230","open.data@sawater.com.au","Volume in GL","2018-05-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Water","metropolitan adelaide, reservoir, Reservoir Capacity, Water, water volume","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1138,"Residential and Business Water and Sewerage Charges","SA Water state-wide prices for regulated water and sewerage services from 2012-13 onwards, applicable to the majority of customers. This includes residential, non-residential and commercial customers.\nWater charges comprise two parts: a fixed charge for water availability, and a variable charge for water use.\nSewerage availability charges are a fixed charge based on the capital value of the property.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/72140a8f-5c50-48d3-9565-50c62e81fee3","2018-07-02T01:03:11.369920","2019-07-04T00:36:35.090502","open.data@sawater.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Water","sewerage charges, water availability, water prices, water use","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1139,"Residential Broadhectare Land","The residential broadhectare land supply dataset is used to monitor the stock of land in the Greater Adelaide Region and selected rural townships that has been identified with a reasonable long-term probability of being available for urban development.  Land is classified as broadhectare if it is greater than 4,000 square metres, appropriately zoned and has certain land use and ownership criteria. The dataset is the basis of the annual Residential Broadhectare Land Supply Report.  Link: http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/planning-and-land-management/planning-data-for-research-and-mapping/land-supply-monitoring#title1","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3eb7c804-ff4e-4e1c-bd69-fe4f3b24c0dc","2016-10-10T03:48:50.503451","2020-04-14T07:38:23.917055","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-06-30","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","human environment, land supply, planning","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1140,"Residential Code","The Residential Code (see http://www.sa.gov.au/topics/property-and-land/land-and-property-development/building-and-property-development-applications/streamlined-residential-development/residential-development-code-updates) was introduced in 2009 to allow for simpler, faster and cheaper planning and building approvals for home construction and renovation. This dataset defines the spatial extent of the Residential Code (the Determined Area for the Purposes of Schedule 4 - Complying development Clause 2B - New Dwellings in The South Australian Government Gazette, first published 27 November 2009, Supplementary Gazettes 1 to 6).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/a6b78241-de36-4180-878b-d5d0db01d69a","2013-05-17T04:29:25.988223","2020-02-24T02:13:35.191729","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","code, determined area, development, dwellings, housing, new dwelling, planning, Residential, spatial","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1141,"Residential Dwellings","The number of residential dwellings categorised by type and by survey block location from 2006 to 2014. SurveyBlockID in the table links to SVYBLK in the KMZ layer SurveyBlock.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/7d6c29ca-ac01-4bd4-a9d2-237eb09b5888","2016-06-20T07:20:45.611728","2017-06-14T04:19:36.883633","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2006-12-31","2014-12-31","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","dwellings, location, resident, residential","business-industry-and-trade, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1142,"Rest Areas - State Maintained","Sites of the location of State Maintained Rest Areas in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/a2acc711-03d2-47d1-b001-01da40af647a","2018-07-16T01:32:11.087437","2020-02-19T00:06:27.004308","david.poli@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","areas, rest","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1143,"South Australian Retirement Villages Register","Information about registered retirement villages in South Australia including name, address and number of residences. Further information about retirement villages can be found at https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/housing/aged-care-and-retirement-housing\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f512e325-c488-4e3c-8023-f3232dd40421","2013-05-22T23:54:53.186370","2018-08-09T04:20:07.089569","retirementvillages@sa.gov.au","one record per site","2014-01-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","apartment, community, Health, housing, OFTA, register, retirement, retirement village, seniors, village","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1144,"Contractors","Contractors engaged","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/180d8668-ed2a-4dc7-ba9f-44ee7ea5e705","2018-09-26T07:02:03.586833","2018-10-22T01:21:44.813587","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1145,"Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/37fa5fef-c41b-4aba-a07f-c4a08db1c353","2018-09-26T07:08:55.499883","2018-10-22T05:33:48.579108","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","goverment","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1146,"River Murray general plan SA, 1910","Set of navigation charts of part of the South Australian section of the River Murray from Swan Reach to the eastern boundary of the State, 153 to 405 ¾ miles from the Murray mouth. Produced and issued by the Engineer-in-Chief’s Department, South Australia, published by A. Vaughan, SA Government Photo-lithographer in 1910. Scale approximately 1:9,600.  Depths shown by soundings and shading.\n\nShows surrounding roads and includes brief description of terrain and the vegetation beside the river. \nThis dataset consists of 71 map files grouped as 18 plans or charts and including 1 key plan index to the set, provided in JPEG and PDF versions.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/2bf90e40-45bc-447b-8423-a122d682a9d9","2014-06-22T16:54:49.101553","2015-03-03T08:13:05.842057",null,"N/A","1910","N/A","River Murray, South Australia from Swan Reach to boundary of State, 153 to 405 ¾ miles from Murray mouth","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","charts, groundwater management, history, hydrography, inland water transportation, locks, maps, navigation, River Murray, South Australia, topography, vegetation, weirs","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1147,"River Murray Protection Area","The data set represents the area that is affected by the River Murray Act 2003. The Act was proclaimed on Thursday 20 November to come into operation on Monday 24 November. The act aims to protect, restore and enhance and River Murray System and the area represented by this dataset is used for certain applications within the Act and other Acts.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e0e7fe1d-a42e-4492-be62-4064bde37b18","2013-05-19T02:13:33.866806","2020-02-18T05:04:39.156835","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","February 2003",null,"South Australia, River Murray","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1148,"River Murray Steamers Photographs","Selection of images (51) from the State Library of South Australia collections of paddle steamers along the River Murray.  These are a selection of images from a range of subjects and other State library photo sets on Flickr and range from 1870-1950.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/43833a96-103b-4d76-b017-b8a2bfff4b24","2013-05-21T08:50:23.798607","2020-01-15T06:40:22.394087","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"1870-01-01","1952-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historical, history, images, Murray, photographs, river, shipping, steamers, trade, transport","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1149,"River Murray Water Salinity Lock 9 to Wellington","River Murray Water Salinity from Lock 9 to Wellington for 365 days to 31/05/2014. Sourced from telemetered data recording sites.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Hourly as daily means, on the website","/data/dataset/6c73c59c-0101-4df0-bbdd-d38936bff19a","2014-06-16T05:21:25.956442","2016-06-08T07:15:31.466163","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Daily By Location","365 days to current date","N/A","Lock 9 on the River Murray to Wellington, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","river murray, telemetry, time-series, water salinity","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1150,"Torrens River Water Quality - Upstream and Downstream from Lake","This dataset contains water quality measurements from various locations upstream from Gorge Weir to Hackney Road Bridge and downstream of the Torrens lake from City Weir to West Beach Outlet.  Used to manage blue green algae over the summer period.\nData is measured and analysis is conducted by the Australian Water Quality Centre (AWQC) 2-3 times per week.  This dataset is provided by the National Resources Management Board to ACC on a fortnightly basis.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/2f40aae2-e434-4d85-a8c5-78211e0a44aa","2015-06-16T02:02:41.975100","2016-08-10T04:44:35.141997","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","Samples taken every 2-3 days","2014-12-01",null,"River Torrens from Gorge Weir to West Beach","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, river torrens, water quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1151,"Road Awareness Program","Data includes the number of participants in the program over the last 5 years ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3622df16-089c-4fdb-9e97-f64637c7669d","2014-06-26T05:33:08.909442","2019-11-06T05:56:08.235593","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Annually","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service","Driver Education, RAP, Road Awareness","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1152,"Road Crash Data","Details of reported road crashes and casualties in South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/21386a53-56a1-4edf-bd0b-61ed15f10acf","2016-04-26T23:21:20.762589","2020-01-17T04:45:08.716781","DPTI.RoadCrashData@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","2012-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","car accident, casualties, casualty, crash, motor accident, road, road crashes","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1153,"Road Crash Locations in SA","Sites of Road Crashes in South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/cf8d8549-b976-4523-88ad-46dd32053696","2014-07-10T07:03:08.934634","2020-02-24T00:11:54.297926","DPTI.RoadCrashData@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","crash, road, road crashes","emergency-and-safety, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1154,"Road Lane and Intersection Network","Provides geographic location and attribute data for the Road Lane and Intersection Network within the Adelaide City Council area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/be301846-02cd-4e1b-8d1e-c7ee938791e2","2016-07-01T01:53:24.150722","2016-07-08T07:07:38.065066","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Intersections, Road Lane","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1155,"Road Maintenance Markers","DPTI Road Maintenance Marker locations are physical markers along the road corridor to allow field personal to locate features along a road. Physical features are a star dropper with a number plate which can be referenced to the road running distance along a road from the start for that road","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/781a1a63-604f-4e40-aefc-a56699e849ec","2016-04-12T23:24:34.662224","2020-02-24T02:16:23.712212","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","Not Known","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Road Assets, Road maintenance","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1156,"Roads","Statewide Road Network including sealed and unsealed roads. The dataset represents navigable roads, including public and private access roads and tracks. A separate data layer stores 'unformed' DCDB centrelines which do not represent navigable roads. A limited number of associated features are stored separately as point features. \nAutomatically updated when changes occur.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/4cc17ac3-ce49-4525-971b-6122023b8937","2013-05-27T05:01:24.419428","2020-02-24T02:14:17.478920","Nick.Avraam@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","roads, safety, spatial, tracks, transport","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1157,"Roadside Significant Sites","The Roadside Significant Sites Database contains a spatial representation of sites of natural and cultural significance located along roads based on information contained in heritage registers and vegetation surveys.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5703f651-4731-4c5d-834d-2de139c3495d","2014-07-04T04:51:20.010610","2020-02-24T02:15:43.381592","jennifer.slocombe@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","cultural, heritage, roads, roadside, road side, vegetation","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1158,"Roadworks and Incidents real-time information","This web service provides information about road works and incidents that are currently active in the metropolitan Adelaide area. It describes the location and type of the incident, the maximum delay caused and start and end dates.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/8d75dfcc-cc95-4be3-8747-ff273e8c53db","2016-07-28T04:26:23.778967","2020-04-06T07:18:48.771129","mark.shotton@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","delays, incidents, real-time, road works","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1159,"Surface Rockiness (soils)","Surface rockiness mapping describes the overall amount of surface stones and outcropping rock, in the context of management implications for farming. Mapping shows the estimated average degree of rockiness, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each surface rockiness class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f594c994-4c3d-4caf-a71a-b67fc799ae69","2016-06-09T04:06:15.697180","2020-02-18T23:26:11.091315","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1160,"Rock Lobster Sanctuaries","Location and characteristics of all rock lobster sanctuaries regulated under the Fisheries Management Act 2007. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f2204ad8-f815-4241-8344-7ce28a7f9906","2014-06-12T07:10:41.381880","2020-02-24T01:10:13.109008","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Attribute level","From 29th November 2007 to Current",null,"South Australia and Jurisdictional waters","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Fisheries, Marine, Reserve, Rock Lobster, Santuaries","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1161,"Soil Rootzone Depth Potential CA - Sensitive horticultural crops (e.g. citrus, avocado)","Potential rootzone depth for irrigated horticultural crops is affected by a range of soil parameters (e.g. soil physical condition, hard rock or hardpan, soluble salts, boron concentrations, alkalinity, acidity and sodicity). Mapping shows the estimated average potential rootzone depth for sensitive crops (e.g. citrus, avocado), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each rootzone depth potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f0ca1297-6c14-44a6-a8e4-2bc8db3c5897","2016-06-09T03:40:09.199572","2020-02-18T23:48:41.928737","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1162,"Soil Rootzone Depth Potential CB - Intermediate horticultural crops (e.g. stone fruits, almond, pome fruit)","Potential rootzone depth for irrigated horticultural crops is affected by a range of soil parameters (e.g. soil physical condition, hard rock or hardpan, soluble salts, boron concentrations, alkalinity, acidity and sodicity). Mapping shows the estimated average potential rootzone depth for intermediate sensitivity crops (e.g. almond, pome and stone fruits), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each rootzone depth potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/299423ea-d8a8-4858-9a06-5a140c37f004","2016-06-09T03:41:51.625630","2020-01-16T03:20:50.290136","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1163,"Soil Rootzone Depth Potential CC - Hardy horticultural crops (e.g. grapes, olives)","Potential rootzone depth for irrigated horticultural crops is affected by a range of soil parameters (e.g. soil physical condition, hard rock or hardpan, soluble salts, boron concentrations, alkalinity, acidity and sodicity). Mapping shows the estimated average potential rootzone depth for hardy crops (e.g. grapes, olives), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each rootzone depth potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/74a8046a-10e5-4263-aa08-b08839a89338","2016-06-09T03:43:43.954297","2020-02-18T06:31:31.522513","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1164,"Soil Rootzone Depth Potential CD - Root crops (e.g. potatoes, carrots, onions)","Potential rootzone depth for irrigated horticultural crops is affected by a range of soil parameters (e.g. soil physical condition, hard rock or hardpan, soluble salts, boron concentrations, alkalinity, acidity and sodicity). Mapping shows the estimated average potential rootzone depth for root crops (e.g. potatoes, carrots, onions), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each rootzone depth potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/d8eadedf-dba4-4950-92a2-c8d3e775468a","2016-06-09T03:46:33.183800","2020-02-18T06:29:44.287325","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1165,"Soil Rootzone Depth Potential CE - Above ground annual crops (e.g. brassicas)","Potential rootzone depth for irrigated horticultural crops is affected by a range of soil parameters (e.g. soil physical condition, hard rock or hardpan, soluble salts, boron concentrations, alkalinity, acidity and sodicity). Mapping shows the estimated average potential rootzone depth for above ground annual crops (e.g. brassicas), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each rootzone depth potential class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/6304dc65-f052-471e-b3c8-cefb7c40d65f","2016-06-09T03:48:18.052271","2020-02-18T06:36:29.803001","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1166,"RSS Feeds to Registered Connecting Up Organisations","Links to RSS feeds that include the organisation name and address location of all entities registered to provide services through the SACommunity database program in each council region.\n\nDataset to be attributed to Connecting Up Incorporated.\nhttp://www.connectingup.org/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/13ad8808-4fd0-4fe4-a662-c01a63d7427f","2013-05-14T08:31:21.919011","2016-06-09T04:33:32.262419","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","business, Community, connecting up, Connecting up Australia, Consumer, council region, SAcommunity, SA Community, Services",null],
    [1167,"SA Ambulance Service - Contractors","Details of contractors used by SAAS from 2013-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fff52df2-07db-4cee-bbcb-e30a9a36a1ed","2018-11-20T04:43:11.656901","2019-12-05T01:13:28.757897","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","2017-2018, 2018-19, Contractors, SAAS","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1168,"SA Ambulance Service reported ambulance incidents by priority","The number of SA Ambulance service reported incidents by priority, calendar year and quarter.\nAn incident is an event that results in one or more responses by an ambulance service. The priority of an incident is the highest (most urgent) priority of all the responses assigned to that incident.\n\nIn some instances responses to the same incident may be dispatched with different priorities (e.g. a code 1 response to a code 1 incident may be supported by an additional code 2 response as a back-up – In this example the incident priority would code 1 as it is the most urgent priority).\n\nResponses are prioritised as:\n*emergency (code 1) — immediate response under lights and sirens required (incident is potentially life threatening); \n*urgent (code 2) — undelayed response required without lights and sirens (arrival desirable within 30 minutes); \n*Non-emergency (code 3 and code 4) non-urgent response by required ambulance or patient transport service; and casualty room attendance.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5d7aeacb-681e-4910-926f-d3436ab5d6b3","2016-07-27T04:09:00.541611","2018-09-06T02:44:02.851349","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Ambulance incidents by priority","2012-01-01","2018-06-30","n/a","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Ambulance, SA Ambulance Service","emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1169,"SA Ambulance Service reported ambulance responses by priority","The number of SA Ambulance service reported responses by priority, calendar year and quarter. \nA response is the dispatch of an ambulance service vehicle. There may be multiple responses to a single incident.  Responses are prioritised as per incidents, but in some instances responses to the same incident may be dispatched with different priorities (e.g. a code 1 response to a code 1 incident may be supported by an additional code 2 response as a back-up).\n\nResponses are prioritised as :\n*emergency (code 1) — immediate response under lights and sirens required (incident is potentially life threatening); \n*urgent (code 2) — undelayed response required without lights and sirens (arrival desirable within 30 minutes); \n*Non-emergency (code 3 and code 4) non-urgent response by required ambulance or patient transport service; and casualty room attendance.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f616ef5e-49b9-483b-9bc4-0276adc8afea","2016-07-27T04:18:27.830006","2018-09-06T02:40:18.933689","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Ambulance responses by priority","2012-01-01","2018-06-30","n/a","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Ambulance, Ambulance responses, SA Ambulance, SAAS","emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1170,"SA Ambulance Service reported ambulance transports by priority","The number of SA Ambulance service reported transports by priority, calendar year and quarter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/45a4f118-b595-44a1-8d4d-7a7b57e86d92","2016-07-27T04:25:53.265812","2018-08-14T06:35:26.808223","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Ambulance transports by priority","2012-01-01","2018-06-30","n/a","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Ambulance, Ambulance transports, SA Ambulance, SAAS","emergency-and-safety, government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1171,"SA Ambulance Service Volunteer Health Advisory Council Annual Report","SA Ambulance Service Volunteer Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data ","dataset","English","License Not Specified","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/99688f93-d6e3-4523-a6af-ae1e0940945b","2017-09-08T01:53:39.801233","2019-12-06T05:21:44.400259","vikki.hann@sa.gov.au","annual by state","2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, complaints, consultants, executives, whistleblowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1172,"SA Ambulance Service - Work Health and Safety","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance for SAAS ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ff5511d7-66f0-49b6-85e1-73a52f290a6c","2018-11-20T05:34:24.934904","2019-12-05T01:37:56.691125","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","2018, return to work performance, SAAS, WHS, Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1173,"SA Arid Lands NRM Board Annual Report Data","SA Arid Lands NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f755ee9e-4315-4426-8484-1a5c062fcd7e","2017-07-23T23:29:34.208088","2019-02-22T00:14:00.795047","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1174,"SA Ambulance Service (SAAS) - Complaints","The South Australian Ambulance Service (SAAS) provides emergency medical assistant, treatment and transport, non-urgent patient transport and high quality patient care to the people of South Australia. SAAS metropolitan services extend from Aldinga in the South of Adelaide to Playford in the north of Adelaide, encompassing 20 ambulance stations and the head office, with Ambulance stations in South Australian regional areas largely staffed by volunteers. Complaints received by SAAS SA Ambulance Service 2013-2017","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eb1d34b4-7fda-4f0a-a943-f766872ca6f1","2017-09-26T03:18:26.282198","2017-11-30T02:27:15.810721","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-2017",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","2013-2017, Complaints, SA Ambulance, SAAS","finance-and-employment"],
    [1175,"South Australian Cancer Registry","Data are collected under the Health Care Act 2008. The Cancer Registry collects information on all invasive (malignant) cancer diagnoses for all South Australian residents and on deaths for these cancer cases. Data include demographic information, details of the cancer including the date of diagnosis, site and histology, and the tests used to diagnose the cancer. For those cancer cases who have died, details of the cause and date of death are collected. \nFurther information can be found on the [SA Health website.](https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/Public+Content/SA+Health+Internet/About+us/Health+statistics/Cancer+incidence+and+mortality++statistics/Cancer+incidence+and+mortality+statistics)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/60aca0c6-0c84-4bac-8359-d736ad4a67e7","2014-05-30T00:52:03.682560","2018-08-15T01:18:11.969748","Health.CCSACancerRegistry@sa.gov.au","All cancer by gender, age group and year of diagnosis","1977-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Cancer, incidence, invasive, mortality","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1176,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Administrative and Disciplinary Application data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Administrative and Disciplinary Application data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1e6ccf44-6a0c-4907-9857-4eba7770da88","2017-11-16T00:18:36.031488","2019-09-23T01:17:25.319808","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1177,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Administrative and Disciplinary Hearing data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Administrative and Disciplinary Hearing data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f5ed41de-9b9c-4e58-ac9f-3658c8eea1e2","2017-11-16T00:21:48.362857","2019-09-23T01:18:06.854459","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1178,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Assisted Dispute Resolution data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Assisted Dispute Resolution data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/67f3fba8-4a84-471c-bef9-c37af5920c08","2017-11-16T00:24:04.228184","2019-09-23T01:19:42.794788","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1179,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Applications data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Applications data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/146378be-1adf-408b-800e-77c5fd67fa9c","2017-11-16T00:26:45.000824","2019-09-23T01:16:46.784813","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1180,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Auto Review data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Auto Review data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/22ba9851-7abe-4276-839a-9fe7468314fd","2017-11-16T00:29:16.939060","2019-09-22T23:27:52.226875","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1181,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Hearings data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Community Hearings data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/32c1f0d6-6764-4266-9ce4-4cc768fa89ed","2017-11-16T00:40:22.323315","2019-09-23T01:16:18.536271","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1182,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Housing and Civil Hearings data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Housing and Civil Hearings data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fa374607-6c02-40b8-98e7-1109436a0f31","2017-11-16T00:46:45.273429","2019-09-22T23:27:06.278330","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1183,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Internal Review Applications data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Internal Review Applications data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b5e58797-e67e-40ef-bc86-fb6ae0c25f9d","2017-11-16T00:51:11.722038","2019-09-22T23:26:41.931537","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1184,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Internal Review Hearing data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Internal Review Hearing data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/44666b41-31ba-4fc7-8f07-5456918da18e","2017-11-16T00:54:33.992519","2019-09-22T23:25:08.836734","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual Report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1185,"South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Housing and Civil Applications data","South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Annual Report Data – Housing and Civil Applications data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/58516e00-eba1-458b-bee0-f70d3618076c","2017-11-16T00:43:51.766497","2019-09-22T23:27:31.197317","Attorney-General'sDepartment@agd.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Attorney-General's Department","Annual report","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1186,"SAFA Five-Year Financial Summary","Five year summary for SAFA shows total for assets, liabilities, retained earnings, profit before tax and full time equivalents over a 5 year period.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/77b42fef-ce88-40ac-b557-2d5a4db99fd7","2018-08-13T22:55:00.374908","2019-11-17T22:43:14.300391","lisa.Ellul@sa.gov.au","Department, Organisation, Branch","2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA)","annual report, financial, government","finance-and-employment"],
    [1187,"South Australian Farmgate Production 5 Year Summary","The 5 year summary provides an overview of SA Food and wine farmgate production including, volume, value and per unit price by sector and commodity between 2011-12 and 2015-16","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/34f49afd-6cc2-4665-b5d4-6fe8989c85f5","2016-06-20T00:08:03.054416","2018-08-14T05:05:43.430900","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Farmgate, production, value",null],
    [1188,"SA Farmgate Production 5-year summary statistics","An overview of SA Food and Wine Farmgate production including, volume, value and per unit price by sector and commodity between 2012-13 to 2016-17","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3d9bc9af-2303-4243-bace-fc0ae174a6ec","2018-02-20T01:39:47.610380","2018-03-01T22:03:55.905920","eva.smart@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","commodity, Farmgte, production, value",null],
    [1189,"SAFC annual report","Annual report regulatory data from 1 July 2012.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/708d9880-31a1-47d2-8b9b-fc0341ee6184","2018-05-28T07:43:06.627459","2019-12-22T22:27:13.953076","SAFC.Reception@safilm.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Film Corporation",null,"arts-culture-history"],
    [1190,"SAFC contractors and consultants","New disclosure requirement - contractors from 2013-14 to 2016-17.   \nFrom 1 July 2017 ongoing disclosure requirement - consultants and contractors","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f6eb8634-0331-48cc-a3d1-de4e1b6ff85d","2019-01-15T04:55:46.159429","2019-12-22T22:26:41.645553","SAFC.Reception@safilm.com.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Film Corporation","consultants, contractors",null],
    [1191,"SAFC overseas travel","Overseas travel from 1 July 2012","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d5660eab-f394-4be7-9c16-76a1fad88cdd","2018-05-28T07:47:51.007182","2019-12-22T22:26:20.033467","SAFC.Reception@safilm.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Film Corporation","SAFC overseas travel","arts-culture-history"],
    [1192,"SA FOI – access applications overdue at year end by category, by sector, by year","Annual reporting data on the number of overdue applications at year end, by category (personal, non-personal), by sector, by year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a90a7b0d-4884-4704-97b2-9ec4d88a5d41","2018-02-15T00:27:41.512880","2019-11-21T00:00:44.721246","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","accessapplications, annualreport, freedomofinformation","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1193,"SA FOI – access applications unfinished at year end by category, by sector, by year","Annual reporting data on the number of unfinished applications at year end, by category (personal, non-personal), by sector, by year for the past 6 years ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dea2bc2a-d6a6-4622-95c3-0b08792b377e","2018-02-15T00:22:36.119236","2019-11-21T03:53:42.248068","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","accessapplications, annualreport, freedomofinformation","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1194,"SA FOI – access determination outcome by category by sector by year","Annual reporting data on the outcome of access determinations by category (personal, non-personal applications), by sector, by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/187d8bcb-66b6-464a-bdf7-fb79cb3a54af","2018-02-02T04:32:54.519914","2019-11-21T03:26:25.229942","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1195,"SA FOI – amendment application outcomes by year","Annual reporting data on amendment application outcomes by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a4828534-d9fc-443e-9521-b636714984d8","2018-02-02T04:39:46.779829","2019-11-21T03:42:35.866211","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1196,"SA FOI – internal review outcomes by year","Annual reporting data on the outcomes of internal reviews on previous FOI determinations by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3df0f44a-8636-4baf-a946-acad1cb3c986","2018-02-15T00:19:46.085188","2019-11-21T03:56:21.365021","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-04","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","annualreport, freedomofinformation, internalreviewapplications","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1197,"SA FOI – length of processing time for access apps by sector by year","Annual reporting data on the length of time taken to process access applications in relation to the 30 days allowed, by sector and by year for the past 6 years","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/173a2e09-d4f3-4120-ac07-f485006a3bfd","2018-02-02T04:26:49.819997","2019-11-21T01:04:54.775091","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1198,"SA FOI – number of access applications made by MPs by year since 2001","Annual reporting data on number of FOI access applications made by Members of Parliament (MPs) by year since 2001 ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b20da5d2-a18e-4eed-8c12-cc563724658e","2018-02-02T04:24:15.873009","2019-11-21T00:57:28.090156","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2001-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1199,"SA FOI – number of access applications received by all sectors by applicant type","Annual reporting data on number of FOI access applications received by agencies in all sectors by applicant type","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/283082d9-64dc-4e9d-9ace-fdc8f2921292","2018-02-02T04:21:31.119222","2019-11-21T00:54:31.434923","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1200,"SA FOI – number of applications received by agency – local government","Annual reporting data on number of FOI applications received by Local Government agencies","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/612e379e-1ebf-431c-9906-380157877a96","2018-02-02T04:04:29.901724","2019-11-21T00:00:00.221883","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual report, FOI, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1201,"SA FOI - number of applications received by agency - State Government","Annual reporting data on number of FOI applications received by State Government agencies.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/304ed6e5-e573-4200-81a7-ceddce9ee5d0","2018-02-02T03:58:46.920972","2019-11-21T00:01:05.593609","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","annual report, FOI, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1202,"SA FOI – number of applications received by agency - universities","Annual reporting data on number of FOI applications received by South Australian Universities.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/af214147-ac3b-4005-8f80-0a1bef80b672","2018-02-02T04:06:46.079277","2019-11-21T00:00:24.033104","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access application, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1203,"SA FOI – number of applications received by year by sector since 1991","Annual reporting data on number of FOI requests for access received by year by all sectors since 1991 when the FOI Act was enacted","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4ef9fffc-61d4-4627-ad38-b7df0948343f","2018-02-02T04:18:42.452451","2019-11-21T00:50:30.939544","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"1991-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1204,"SA FOI – number of fee waiver or reduction by reason by sector by year","2017-18 annual reporting data on the number of times application fees were waived or reduced, by reason for waiver, by sector, by year for the past 6 years","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f923f9b0-b72a-426c-a45e-04fff120eb2d","2018-02-02T04:38:06.752608","2018-12-23T01:22:00.630016","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1205,"SA FOI – number of FTE staff working on FOI","Annual reporting data on the number of full time equivalent (FTE) staff working on FOI, by sector, by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/07ee57fb-3a4c-4930-b59c-a0794911d96b","2018-02-15T00:34:49.626249","2019-11-21T03:49:25.762351","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","annualreport, freedomofinformation, resources, staffing","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1206,"SA FOI – number of negotiated extensions given by sector, by year","Annual reporting data on the number of extensions of processing time negotiated with an applicant by sector and by year for the past 6 years ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8649a3c4-7294-413e-b4ed-80070daf39c0","2018-02-02T04:30:56.522921","2019-11-21T01:12:19.498085","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1207,"SA FOI – number of s14(1) extensions given by sector, by year","Annual reporting data on the number of extensions given under section 14(1)(a) and s14(1)(b) of the FOI Act by sector and by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/44c450d8-410a-4d25-8e53-dbd6046b2123","2018-02-02T04:29:01.238400","2019-11-21T01:08:32.572377","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1208,"SA FOI – refusal reason for amendment application outcomes by year","Annual reporting data on reasons given for refusing to amend records in response to an amendment application by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4581271f-7f22-4a15-9f4b-0aec6cb70686","2018-02-02T04:41:17.430429","2019-11-21T03:45:10.732684","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","amendment applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1209,"SA FOI – use of other refusal reasons by reason by sector by year","Annual reporting data on the number of times access was refused or restricted because the record did not exist/was lost or the agency was exempt, by sector, by year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/504c67d9-f142-41a0-8f1b-8fbc9b8bf3df","2018-02-02T04:36:30.786373","2019-11-21T03:36:10.453622","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1210,"SA FOI – use of refusal reasons by clause by sector by year","Annual reporting data on the number of times a reason for refusing or restricting access was used in an access determination by clause, by sector, by year ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eb831185-89bf-4ed9-b03c-4e4b780896bf","2018-02-02T04:34:52.280282","2019-11-21T03:30:22.402827","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access applications, annual reporting, foi, freedom of information","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1211,"SA Government Education and Child Development Sites and Services, as at March 2013","List of South Australian education and child care sites, updated as at March 2013.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/615badd8-2946-4e1a-ae63-92fba8f2ee1e","2014-06-22T09:32:06.093261","2016-06-08T07:13:57.764953","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","as at 31 March 2014","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","child care, early childhood, education, locations, Preschools, Schools, services, sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1212,"SA Government enrolments by school","Enrolments in SA Government schools collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3. Enrolments are full-time equivalents (FTE) from 2009.\n\nImportant notes:\n\n•\tTo protect the confidentiality of students, where enrolment FTE is less than 6, student enrolments are suppressed for that school.\n\n•\tNil enrolment FTE may indicate a school closure or amalgamation.\n\n•\tLongitude and latitude for closed schools has not been provided.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cc9d6161-b2ce-4f42-ad8e-eaf8677fe94e","2019-03-19T03:43:50.733810","2019-05-17T04:25:11.535332","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Term 3 enrolments by school","2009-08-03","2018-08-06","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolments, government schools, students",null],
    [1213,"SA Government Preschool and School sites","SA Government Preschool and School sites with address information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/be0ee8c2-bd44-4ef8-ae4a-f8a90e5225c5","2018-05-11T06:11:35.684644","2019-05-20T05:50:07.535707","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2017-12-31","2019-05-17","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, geospatial, government, preschools, schools",null],
    [1214,"SA Government Preschool Enrolments in their Eligible Year","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 2 2013).","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Quarterly","/data/dataset/6beff3e5-897c-40b4-967a-49e4b6d531d6","2014-06-22T09:50:54.437606","2016-06-08T07:15:08.829970","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Data is collected based on a 2 week reference period","2013","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, Kindergarten, participation, Preschool","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1215,"SA Government School Enrolments by Age Grouping","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2013), by age grouping.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/26c9ae64-e71d-425d-83d3-0a300e8d9430","2014-06-22T09:41:46.730634","2016-06-08T06:01:12.356591","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Data is a snapshot of the First Friday in August each year. ","Friday 2 August, 2013","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, Enrolment, participation, Schools, young people","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1216,"SA Government Schools by type and region","SA Government Schools by the type of school and whether they are located in the metropolitan area or in the country from 2012.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9f431d30-cc5e-4bc7-aae9-16cc329c0690","2018-05-11T06:20:00.798794","2019-05-17T04:24:06.029662","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school type and year","2012-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, government, region, schools",null],
    [1217,"SA Government School size by Enrolments","SA Government School size by number of students enrolled from 2012 collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1b45e38e-2c3f-4012-ae2d-bda673227f0a","2018-05-11T06:15:27.530396","2019-05-17T04:19:35.426201","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year and range","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, enrolments, government, schools, size",null],
    [1218,"SA Government Schools with a Capacity Management Plan","A Capacity Management Plan (CMP) is one of the strategies that the Department for Education employs to support government schools that are experiencing increased enrolment demand.\n\nIncreased enrolment demand occurs due to several factors including changes to the demographic profile of the local community and increases in local housing development. The purpose of a CMP is to assist a school to return to, or maintain, a sustainable enrolment level and to assist children to be able to attend their local school.\n\nThe CMP outlines the enrolment criteria relevant to each school. The Department for Education has been implementing CMPs since 2009. Generally, the CMPs, over a period of time, have supported schools to manage enrolment demand within their school enrolment capacity. Further strategies include the provision of additional accommodation, implementation of a school zone or planning for new educational facilities.\n\nCMPs are approved by the Minister and published in the South Australian Government Gazette.\n\nRefer to the Capacity Management Plan [webpage](\nhttp://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites-and-facilities/education-and-care-locations/capacity-management-plans-schools) \nfor more information and links to the CMPs published in the South Australian Government Gazette.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bcc45b68-2a57-44a0-9dfe-abbe4ee1dcec","2019-01-17T21:56:32.810140","2020-01-30T03:07:38.834227","Education.CapacityManagement@sa.gov.au","Site level","2019-01-18",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education",null,null],
    [1219,"SA Government Schools Workforce Composition","The number of staff employed and full-time equivalents (FTE) at SA Government Schools in teaching and non-teaching roles, collected as part of the annual Term 3 data collection.\n\nTeaching staff spend the majority of their time in contact with students either by direct class contact or on an individual basis and have teaching duties. Teacher leadership positions are also included (Principals, Deputy Principals and Leader Band B). \n\nNon-teaching staff includes primary child wellbeing officers (student counsellors), school services officers, Aboriginal education workers, grounds persons, building operations, general maintenance, etc.\n\nFTE is based on a 10 day working fortnight. For example, a person employed on an 8 day basis per working fortnight has a FTE of 0.8 FTE (8/10).\n\nApplicable to school sector staff only.\n\nIncludes sites such as special needs units that are attached to schools.\n\nExcludes employees on four or more continuous week’s leave, employees on work compensation, temporary relieving teachers (claim paid) and preschool sector staff.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/78cf15c3-6a7f-4645-8666-9d28a215b19f","2019-02-07T02:58:51.510861","2019-10-25T05:14:00.573815","Education.WorkforceDataandPlanning@sa.gov.au","School level","2016-08-04","2019-08-02","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, school, staff, workforce",null],
    [1220,"SA Health Elective Surgery Data","Various datasets pertaining to Elective Surgery, including wait times and procedures.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4d968e76-d714-4405-946b-d8c5e11739b3","2017-07-04T01:51:56.310534","2018-09-04T05:46:36.040267","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","State by financial year","2007-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Elective surgery, Public hospitals","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1221,"SA Health Emergency Department - 4 hour or less length of stay","Emergency Department presentations, proportion with a length of stay of 4 hours or less, for public metropolitan and major country hospitals, by hospital by quarter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6c3c9120-905d-4e39-846e-6964a203ab06","2015-06-29T23:27:04.465181","2018-09-04T04:52:51.006424","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","by hospital,  % of ED presentations stay 4 hours or less per quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","Metropolitan Adelaide and major country towns","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","4 hour, emergency department, length of stay, Presentation, Public hospital",null],
    [1222,"SA Health Emergency Department median waiting times in minutes","Median waiting time in minutes for persons waiting to be seen in the Emergency Department by financial year","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/dfd0dee3-daa2-4115-9098-470cd70bda8c","2017-07-04T02:27:40.052707","2018-09-04T05:36:24.396764","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","State by financial year","2007-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Emergency department, Public hospitals, Waiting times","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1223,"SA Health Emergency Department percentage of 'people seen on time'","Percentage of emergency department patients seen within clinically recommended triage times by financial year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/18fde67e-639c-49a5-9a24-436e8f0744d7","2017-07-04T02:20:28.135641","2018-09-04T05:34:46.398517","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","State by financial year","2007-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Public hospitals, Triage","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1224,"SA Public and Private Acute Hospitals Locations","Dataset provides point based location for acute public and private hospitals in South Australia. Excludes Psychiatric and Private Day Only locations.\n\nData file for Hospital locations\nDHS_ID – Hospital ID, NAME - Hospital, ADDRESS, SUBURB, POSTCODE, SUBTYPE [public or private], LABEL, \nDEPT , MET[metropolitan or rural], X, Y coordinates in Lamberts Conformal Conic projection SA standard.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a48c54cf-f276-409b-b934-faeba4a85278","2014-07-08T04:50:44.957966","2020-02-19T00:37:44.163950","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Individual Hospital","2013-01-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","health, hospitals, private, public, XY","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1225,"SA Hospital and Clinic Locations - Obstetrics","A subset of South Australian hospitals for obstetric (birthing) procedures. \n\nData file for Hospital locations\nDHS_ID – Hospital ID, NAME - Hospital, ADDRESS, SUBURB, POSTCODE, SUBTYPE [public or private],  X, Y coordinates in Lamberts Conformal Conic projection SA standard, births2011, births2012, births2013, births2014\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5c54b043-3788-4ecb-bb74-7a46110266ad","2014-07-08T05:13:41.068782","2017-06-30T01:17:44.655772","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au","Individual Hospital","2011-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","births, health, hospital, hospitals, obstetrics, private, public, XY","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1226,"SA Health Public Hospital Inpatient Separations","Total number of inpatient separations from public hospitals by hospital by quarter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/c9a20d9a-3409-447f-ab97-8d10ad96e99f","2015-06-29T05:15:07.158816","2018-09-04T05:55:44.486954","datanadreportingservices@sa.gov.au","total number of separations for each hospital per quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","inpatients, separations",null],
    [1227,"SA Health Public Hospitals Total Number of Inpatient Days per Quarter","SA Health Public Hospitals Total Number of Inpatient Days per Quarter by hospital by quarter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/8a321d85-5093-41c9-8995-157609ff42b3","2015-06-26T06:36:06.543866","2018-09-04T06:23:06.746426","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","total number of days per quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","inpatients, number of days","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1228,"SA Health Public Metropolitan Hospitals Average Daily Inpatient Numbers","The average number of inpatients on a daily basis for major metropolitan hospitals by hospital by quarter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/0fddafcc-5755-4b36-9aff-a52169dc406e","2015-06-26T05:22:24.157735","2018-09-04T06:30:26.762394","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","average daily count per quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","admissions, inpatient, occupancy","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1229,"SA Health Public Hospitals Average Inpatient Length of Stay","Average length of stay in days per quarter for inpatients at public metropolitan and  country hospitals by quarter by hospital","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/6056e0d8-e3f3-4fd9-a0ee-c96eda8770ae","2015-06-26T05:31:34.704691","2018-09-04T06:07:57.429046","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","average in days per quarter","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","admissions, inpatient, length of stay",null],
    [1230,"SA Health Website Usage Statistics","Aggregate data of sessions, users etc. for www.sahealth.sa.gov.au","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9077319-d3b7-4f52-b9b7-04cb786ccca1","2014-06-20T03:22:30.776590","2016-06-08T10:31:30.195460","DACRDataRequests@health.sa.gov.au","daily","2013","2014-12-31","N/A","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","site performance, statistics, website","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1231,"SA Heritage Places","SA Heritage Places indicates the spatial location of State Heritage Places from the South Australian Heritage Register (see http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/our-places/Heritage/SA_Heritage_Register), Local Heritage Places and Contributory Items from council development plans. Information about each heritage place includes:\n•\tthe land parcel associated with each heritage place/item\n•\tdescription, criteria for listing\n•\taddress, plan/parcel/title, Local Government Area, development plan name.\nSA Heritage Places is available as spatial layers in point (centroid of the heritage place) and polygon (indicative footprint of the heritage place) format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5ca4f0ea-74df-4743-8748-78320b052222","2015-12-20T22:02:52.598876","2020-02-24T00:06:23.502895","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","2002-10-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","heritage, Heritage Places, Heritage Register, historic, historic properties, Local Heritage","arts-culture-history"],
    [1232,"State Heritage Places Images","This dataset contains over 7000 photographs relating to a selection of State Heritage Places. This dataset can be used in conjunction with https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/sa-heritage-places","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/f37dffc0-5dae-4b0e-8f8d-053a0f27e010","2016-07-04T03:36:30.804213","2017-05-24T23:39:57.714398","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, heritage, history, local heritage","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1233,"SA History Hub","The SA History Hub website is an interactive way of engaging with the history of our state. This site is built on stories of South Australia's people, places and events, the city streets and the buildings and monuments that line them, and the events that enliven them. \n\nThis data set presents places, things, organisations and events as geojson.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/53b4d7c2-a1b0-4b59-b7e0-28ee57db546e","2015-07-02T05:59:59.012059","2017-06-27T02:08:18.983918","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au","2","1836-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","australianhistory, buildings, events, historicplaces, localhistory, monuments, organisations, streethistory","arts-culture-history"],
    [1234,"SA Land Cover","The South Australian Land Cover Layers 1987- 2015 spatial land cover datasets for 6 time periods (1987-1990, 1990-1995, 1995-2000, 2000-2005, 2005-2010 and 2010-2015). \n\nThis dataset can be used to inform spatial and temporal (5 year) summaries of the described land cover types for SA. The capture method and general nature of the classes are most useful for landscape and regional scale assessment. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f87627b6-61d8-42d6-9bc8-7fa5e690ddc9","2017-03-08T03:48:10.141279","2018-08-13T23:42:57.461266","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, landcover, vegetation","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1235,"Soil Salinity - Non-watertable","Non-watertable salinity (or dry saline land) is where soil contains elevated levels of soluble salts that are not associated with a watertable. Mapping shows the degree of non-watertable salinity, based on the most saline part of the map unit (provided it occupies at least 30%), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each non-watertable salinity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/9cfed822-c50e-4963-98d6-8205697d7ae2","2016-06-09T03:50:03.496086","2020-02-18T23:42:26.830480","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1236,"Soil Salinity - Non-watertable (magnesia patches)","Non-watertable salinity (or dry saline land) is where soil contains elevated levels of soluble salts that are not associated with a watertable. Magnesia patches occur where high concentrations of this salt extend to the surface and visibly affect plant growth. Mapping shows the proportion of land affected by magnesia patches, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total areas of affected land (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/cc85d3b3-c290-4633-b7c4-ffe78e7c64e5","2016-06-09T03:52:00.005911","2020-02-18T06:46:43.372433","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1237,"Soil Salinity - Watertable induced","This assessment refers to salinity which is linked to watertables. Soluble salts in soils affect plant growth by restricting water uptake. Salinity has varying degrees of severity and distribution. Mapping shows the degree of salinity and the proportion of land affected by discrete highly saline seepage, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each watertable induced salinity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5fd81752-e098-4478-8038-6ccb3b33ca52","2016-06-09T03:53:50.749824","2020-02-18T23:02:45.965638","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1238,"SA Health same day separation rate for metropolitan and country hospitals","The same day separation rate for metropolitan and country hospitals by financial year. Same day separations are a key area of focus to ensure that appropriate clinical procedures and interventions are admitted and discharged on the same day, avoiding unnecessary multi-day admission. Time series is included from 2007/08.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c4b51c1c-7d01-4844-9c21-a508c117d0a7","2017-07-03T23:50:31.706946","2018-09-04T07:03:17.988345","dataandreportingservices@sa.gov.au","Financial year by hospital type (Country/Metro)","2007-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","admissions, public hospitals","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1239,"SA Health Same day surgery procedures for public hospitals","Same day surgery procedures for public hospitals. Percentage of patients that were admitted and discharged on the same day for a specific elective procedure, by financial year. This data monitors the quantity of elective surgery undertaken on a same day and extended day basis to ensure services are delivered in the most efficient model and patients do not stay in hospital longer than required, and improving elective surgery throughput.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5001ce06-16f5-4b17-883a-aceeaab15dc5","2017-07-04T00:20:54.876632","2017-07-10T23:11:03.942822","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au","Financial year by hospital type (Country/Metro)","2011-07-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Admissions, Elective surgery, Inpatients, Public hospitals","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1240,"SA Memory","A selected and wide range of digitised archival and published materials from the State Library of South Australia’s SA Memory program.\nSA Memory is an online gateway to South Australian history, heritage and culture. This multimedia website focuses on the South Australian experience – what makes South Australia unique. SA Memory illustrates and interprets themes to highlight South Australia’s people, places, issues and events from the colony’s beginnings to contemporary times: South Australia’s ‘memory’. http://www.samemory.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/7cd90f98-1d89-4921-8373-151f4ad5d1a1","2013-03-07T16:15:35.228085","2019-08-29T02:29:51.427322","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1836-2010","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","arts, children, collections, culture, exploration, gateway, heritage, history, online, people, places, shipping, society","arts-culture-history, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1241,"SA Murray-Darling Basin NRM Board Annual Report Data","SA Murray-Darling Basin NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/22fde46d-1c1b-42d2-bd5d-6919467c23e9","2017-07-23T23:31:22.394384","2019-02-22T00:15:15.266720","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1242,"Petroleum Tenements","Location of all current and historic Petroleum Tenements issued under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act, 2000.\n\nAvailable format: ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ and WMS/WFS.\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/PetroleumTenements select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/1a6455df-e2e3-41a6-a913-59ab78efb28a","2014-06-30T06:29:10.692577","2020-02-24T01:23:11.050624","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","liquids, petroleum, pipeline, resources","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1243,"S. A. Speaks: An Oral History of Life in South Australia before 1930","This dataset includes 45 oral histories from the project S. A. Speaks': An Oral History of Life in South Australia before 1930. The interviewees were broadly representative of the population of South Australia as it was in the first three decades of the twentieth century. 'S. A. Speaks' was a Jubilee 150 project conducted by Beth M. Robertson under the auspices of the History Trust of South Australia for two years and two months ending December 1986.\n\nThe sound files are in MP3 format.\n\nThe transcripts are in PDF format.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/387e2e32-f30c-4f9b-9d8f-848d06dfe18d","2016-06-29T07:00:04.358496","2019-08-29T04:32:01.228089","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1960-01-01","2013-12-31","South Australia, Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historical data, oral history, personal stories, reminiscences, South Australia","arts-culture-history"],
    [1244,"SASP T002 - Cycling","Number of people cycling in South Australia\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6d18294b-088b-4d2a-8f74-6d019e531d29","2015-06-16T04:23:45.906061","2015-07-02T08:05:54.214481","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011","2013","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Cycling","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1245,"SASP Target 100 - Screen Industry","Increase South Australia’s share of Australian film and screen production to 6% by 2020.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/6e1065d7-5e8a-494b-977b-97962d55c5ed","2015-07-02T07:58:39.349297","2015-08-13T02:40:55.695218","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","film, sasp, screen","arts-culture-history"],
    [1246,"Homelessness","Halve the number of ‘rough sleepers’ in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/11496c34-3a26-47ec-bc03-a3261de367e0","2015-07-01T04:57:41.239362","2015-08-13T05:47:12.979827","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","1996-2011",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","rough sleepers, sasp","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1247,"SASP Target 12 Early Childhood","Increase the proportion of children developing well","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a0ccbf16-483e-4a0c-bbf4-e81d6b22fc82","2015-07-02T01:41:03.322201","2015-08-13T05:39:58.388279","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","childhood, sasp",null],
    [1248,"SASP Target 13 Work-Life Balance","Improve the quality of life of all South Australians through maintenance of a healthy work-life balance.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/f8ef7050-c407-4464-a08a-aa4e2c6ea01c","2015-07-02T01:44:42.608262","2015-08-13T05:40:36.824027","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","balance, life, sasp, work","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1249,"SASP Target 14 - Early Childhood - Year One Literacy","Achieve a 10% improvement in the number of children reading at an age appropriate level by the end of Year 1 and maintain thereafter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/35b82732-2786-4da4-9ac4-6595c48f62f8","2015-07-02T01:49:11.712351","2015-08-13T02:41:19.749233","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","early childhood, Literacy, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1250,"SASP Target 15 - Aboriginal education – early years","Increase yearly the proportion of Aboriginal children reading at age appropriate levels at the end of Year 1.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/d0166563-718e-4f0f-a4ee-cd84bc934eeb","2015-07-02T01:52:46.897202","2015-08-13T05:43:36.840038","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Aboriginal, children, sasp, Year 1","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1251,"SASP Target 16 - Economic Disadvantage","Increase by 2 percentage points the share of total household income earned by low income South Australians.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/225fb80d-8c85-4bcd-8e12-cff86e44277d","2015-07-02T01:55:43.278267","2015-08-13T05:43:13.297783","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","household, income, low, sasp",null],
    [1252,"SASP Target 17 - Statewide crime rates","Reduce victim reported crime by 38% by 2014, maintaining or improving thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/86901898-325f-452a-b478-8ccb1b1bc8e1","2015-07-02T02:03:52.098116","2015-08-13T05:42:37.490379","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","crime, sasp, statewide","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [1253,"SASP Target 19 - Repeat Offending","South Australia has the lowest Australian rate of repeat offenders over the period to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a650f49a-a74b-4150-9163-75382012e01f","2015-07-02T02:10:39.240573","2015-08-13T05:41:42.552221","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","offending, repeat, sasp","crime-justice-and-law"],
    [1254,"SASP Target 20 - Bushfire Preparedness","Increase the number of households in high bushfire prone areas that are prepared for a bushfire by 30% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/01b3d16a-c8f6-4045-8865-7991ea59650f","2015-07-02T02:13:37.840534","2015-08-13T05:41:06.956958","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","bushfire, preparedness, sasp","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1255,"SASP Target 21 - Greater Safety at Work","Achieve a 40% reduction in injury by 2012 and a further 50% reduction by 2022.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/b93f5650-a46b-4fd9-9a4b-0f1e2e6e8ece","2015-07-02T02:16:45.107407","2015-08-13T04:01:25.143707","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","safety, sasp, work","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1256,"SASP Target 22 - Road Safety","Reduce road fatalities and serious injuries by at least 30% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/70e46a7a-254f-4368-8d73-b6989f149ecf","2015-07-02T03:36:42.125622","2015-08-13T04:04:34.638305","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2001-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","fatalities, injuries, road safety","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1257,"SASP Target 24 - Volunteering","Maintain a high level of formal and informal volunteering in South Australia at 70% participation rate or higher.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/1e6ec780-0407-46a3-a0f8-ecedd8c4e1d0","2015-07-02T03:40:04.009731","2015-08-13T04:05:06.729202","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2006-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","sasp, volunteering","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1258,"SASP Target 25 - Support for people with a disability","Triple the number of people with a disability able to access self-managed funding by 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/f88b929a-839c-414d-8c4c-1613c0e39398","2015-07-02T03:43:28.281567","2015-08-13T04:05:28.891759","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","disability, sasp","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1259,"SASP Target 26 -  Early childhood – birth weight","Reduce the proportion of low birth weight babies and halve the proportion of Aboriginal low birth weight babies by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/1d760312-6956-4443-aa84-cff3a27509e4","2015-07-02T03:47:46.593459","2015-08-13T04:05:52.390056","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2000-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, babies, birth weight, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1260,"SASP Target 27 - Understanding of Aboriginal Culture","Aboriginal cultural studies is included in school curriculum by 2016 with involvement of Aboriginal people in design and delivery.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/6405e8ba-203c-44ae-9335-e59723854340","2015-07-02T03:51:32.941854","2015-08-13T04:04:09.275462","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, curriculum, sasp, school","arts-culture-history"],
    [1261,"SASP Target 28 - Aboriginal Leadership","Increase the number of Aboriginal South Australians participating in community leadership and in community leadership development programs.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/8e41425a-267f-4206-9dde-e60cc1cecd74","2015-07-02T03:54:18.536250","2015-08-13T04:03:36.743293","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, leadership, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1262,"SASP Target 29 - Elections","Increase the percentage of women nominating to stand in local, state and federal government elections in South Australia to 50% by 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a092ecb6-7aac-4e08-9ab3-f8104a1a2ed0","2015-07-02T03:56:54.634388","2015-08-13T04:03:11.448811","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","1993-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","elections, sasp, women","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1263,"SASP Target 30 - Boards and Committees","Increase the number of women on all State Government boards and committees to 50% on average by 2014, and maintain thereafter by ensuring that 50% of women are appointed, on average, each quarter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/dda8707f-771c-45a2-a0e5-d023bcffa760","2015-07-02T03:59:30.208652","2015-08-13T04:02:26.441828","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","boards, committees, sap, women","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1264,"SASP Target 31 - Chairs of Boards and Committees","Increase the number of women chairing State Government boards and committees to 50% by 2014.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4c16d3b1-bdf8-41d5-b492-49cc4f545bd6","2015-07-02T04:02:35.433566","2015-08-13T04:02:00.115637","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","boards, chairs, committees, sasp, women","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1265,"SASP Target 33 - Government Planning Decisions","South Australia leads the nation in timely decisions of development applications through to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/0638722d-6441-4ffc-a8ce-b644fe6c2c9c","2015-07-02T04:09:54.916733","2015-08-13T04:00:55.404351","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2008-2010",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","applications, government, planning, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1266,"SASP Target 35 - Economic Growth","Exceed the national economic growth rate over the period to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/b8e14cf4-e359-4c00-9a56-93b7c90bf644","2015-07-02T04:15:36.036918","2015-08-13T04:00:25.914586","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","economic, growth, national, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1267,"SASP Target 36 - Labour Productivity","Exceed Australia's average labour productivity growth rate through to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/63f26d48-a0ff-43c0-a499-a758d407d3c1","2015-07-02T04:18:28.907092","2015-08-13T03:59:44.084574","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","growth, labour, productivity, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1268,"SASP Target 37 - Exports","Increase the value of South Australia's export income to $25 billion by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4e96b39d-5508-436a-844d-e59f65665c7f","2015-07-02T04:20:56.215571","2015-08-13T05:38:15.246718","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","1998-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","exports, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1269,"SASP Target 38 - Business Investment","Exceed Australia’s ratio of business investment as a percentage of the economy by 2014 and maintain thereafter","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/f0cc3f0d-fdb3-45c0-9e38-e47aa662b4b8","2015-07-02T04:23:48.295044","2015-08-13T02:43:55.418632","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2000-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","business, investment, sasp","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1270,"SASP Target 39 - Competitive Business Climate","Maintain Adelaide’s rating as the least costly place to set up and do business in Australia and continue to improve our position internationally.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/169c6eae-7ad1-42f6-88da-5fe06c214752","2015-07-02T04:36:27.016255","2015-08-13T04:07:53.542770","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","business, competitive, sasp","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1271,"SASP Target 40 - Food Industry","Grow the contribution made by the South Australian food industry to $20 billion by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/f9d0380c-73f6-44b0-9fcf-70eb8f534c26","2015-07-02T04:46:22.489877","2015-08-13T04:08:43.672798","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2001-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","food, industry, sasp","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1272,"SASP Target 41 - Mineral Exploration","Exploration expenditure in South Australia to be maintained in excess of $200 million per annum until 2015.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4a98d74e-77f8-47c2-bb6b-03dc364b9420","2015-07-02T04:52:41.570162","2015-08-13T04:10:16.061265","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","exploration, mineral, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1273,"SASP Target 42 - Minerals production and processing","Increase the value of minerals production and processing to $10 billion by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/ddd95e55-62ff-4e73-8210-092e792e3d34","2015-07-02T04:55:32.971436","2015-08-13T04:11:38.836661","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","1998-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","minerals, processing, production, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1274,"SASP Target 43 - Defence Employment","Increase defence and defence industry annual contribution to our economy to $2.5 billion and employment to 37 000 people by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/0b244e2a-5f57-4d42-9f0a-dd45755fe7b5","2015-07-02T04:59:23.722704","2015-08-13T04:12:15.120729","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","defence, employment, sasp","finance-and-employment"],
    [1275,"SASP Target 44 - Aboriginal Land - Native Title","Resolve 80% of native title claims by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/6406f3d5-2e64-450b-b882-515c6e155111","2015-07-02T05:02:37.711193","2015-08-13T04:06:45.105304","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, land, native title, sasp","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1276,"SASP Target 45- Total Population","Increase South Australia’s population to 2 million by 2027.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/8dfd0b40-1917-484f-b38b-0b1a09e0836a","2015-07-02T05:05:42.093573","2015-08-13T04:12:57.929667","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2001-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","population, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1277,"SASP Target 46 - Regional Population Levels","Increase regional populations, outside of Greater Adelaide, by 20 000 to 320 000 or more by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/e6ad85cb-54a1-41aa-9094-76edb53af75b","2015-07-02T05:08:23.473569","2015-08-13T04:13:41.866095","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2006-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","population, regional, sasp","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1278,"SASP Target 47 - Jobs","Increase employment by 2% each year from 2010 to 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4bfe3eb4-3b6e-44eb-a70c-67c21da4940b","2015-07-02T05:13:29.346358","2015-08-13T04:14:20.992331","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","employment, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1279,"SASP Target 48 -  Ageing Workforce Participation","Increase the proportion of older South Australians who are engaged in the workforce by 10 percentage points by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a5b3fa7b-2793-46ce-9fc9-89c2f9b4141f","2015-07-02T05:16:24.124053","2015-08-13T04:15:10.398439","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","ageing, sasp, workforce","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1280,"SASP Target 49 - Unemployment","Maintain equal or lower than the Australian average through to 2020","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4a9dc58a-e6cc-454c-8ad0-533923b4e3a6","2015-07-02T05:18:59.167386","2015-08-13T02:43:30.958479","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2000-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","sasp, unemployment","finance-and-employment"],
    [1281,"SASP Target 50 - People with Disability","Increase by 10% the number of people with a disability employed in South Australia by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/fba0b801-0b3f-4377-94dc-40521d8467ec","2015-07-02T05:21:14.865182","2015-08-13T04:16:25.515100","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","disability, employment, sasp","finance-and-employment"],
    [1282,"SASP Target 52 - Women","Have women comprising half of the public sector employees in the executive levels  by 2014 and maintain thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/05b95c0d-7ab1-48f1-b166-e8a30afaf626","2015-07-02T05:24:19.113596","2015-08-13T04:17:13.427508","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","executive, public sector, sasp, women","finance-and-employment"],
    [1283,"SASP Target 53 - Aboriginal Employees","Increase the participation of Aboriginal people in the South Australian public sector.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/348b8841-2a0d-4e5e-8c3b-18afb1d66a14","2015-07-02T05:56:31.353896","2015-08-13T04:17:52.872997","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, employment, public sector, sasp","finance-and-employment"],
    [1284,"SASP Target 54 - Learning or Earning","Increase the proportion of 15-24 year olds engaged full-time in school, post-school education, training or employment (or combination thereof) to 85% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/cf261f0f-73c0-4083-a520-ad97116d8c94","2015-07-02T06:00:14.630059","2015-08-13T04:18:32.158170","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2001-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","education, employment, learning, sasp, training",null],
    [1285,"SASP Target 55 - Apprentices","Increase the number of apprentice completions in trade occupations by 20% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/fe651eaa-7742-4d53-bef9-517d34fec587","2015-07-02T06:04:50.526795","2015-08-13T04:19:18.943526","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","apprentices, sasp, trade","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1286,"SASP Target 56 - Strategic Infrastructure","Ensure that the provision of key economic and social infrastructure accommodates population growth.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/5e6056f9-000d-48ce-a6b9-64e1386584a8","2015-07-02T06:11:27.432060","2015-08-13T04:19:46.836556","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2008-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","infrastructure, population, sasp","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1287,"SASP Target 57 - Broadband Access","The proportion of South Australian premises with access to broadband services delivered by fibre technology meets the national average by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/418e880c-b377-4cfc-a501-774a4d043ace","2015-07-02T06:15:23.183177","2015-08-13T04:20:17.171739","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2011-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","broadband, sasp","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1288,"SASP Target 58 - Online Business","Increase the proportion of businesses that receive orders online from 24% to 40% by 2014 and continue growth each year to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/26a29d24-a610-4140-a2c6-b8a5e363d183","2015-07-02T06:18:35.730044","2015-08-13T04:20:49.651076","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","business, online, sasp","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1289,"SASP Target 60 - Energy Efficiency - Dwellings","Improve the energy efficiency of dwellings by 15% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/39eeb256-c5d6-4e35-9920-c586b9174aef","2015-07-02T06:20:55.505120","2015-08-13T04:21:32.930502","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","dwellings, energy, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1290,"SASP Target 61 - Energy efficiency – government buildings","Improve the energy efficiency of government buildings by 30% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/0aaee141-9e9d-4de3-815d-72e6db0dd127","2015-07-02T06:24:28.846584","2015-08-13T04:22:04.291477","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2006-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","energy, government, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1291,"SASP Target 63 - Use of Public Transport","Increase the use of public transport to 10% of metropolitan weekday passenger vehicle kilometres travelled by 2018.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/1cae6a95-4aaa-4fc5-a47b-a138030147aa","2015-07-02T06:26:35.515041","2015-08-13T04:22:48.972755","datasa@sa.gov.au","Annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","public, sasp, transport","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1292,"SASP Target 64 - Renewable Energy","Support the development of renewable energy so that it comprises 33% of the state's electricity production by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/9dd737a1-6967-4958-8055-464e48c63696","2015-07-02T06:28:49.335261","2015-08-13T04:23:16.248911","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2004-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","electricity, energy, renewable, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1293,"SASP Target 65 - GreenPower","Purchase renewable energy for 50% of the Government's own electricity needs by 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/7b38e6da-1a2f-47ce-a901-0922ecb88cce","2015-07-02T06:31:11.459288","2015-08-13T04:23:58.220450","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","energy, greenpower, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1294,"SASP target 66 - Emissions Intensity","Limit the carbon intensity of total South Australian electricity generation to 0.5 tonnes of CO2/MWh by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/8edc8ff4-8783-4c39-8b9e-afc3ce675403","2015-07-02T06:33:28.935730","2015-08-13T04:24:33.090973","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","carbon, emissions, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1295,"SASP Target 67 -  Zero waste","Reduce waste to landfill by 35% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/ae994f96-792e-4d33-ad0b-61d81e993329","2015-07-02T06:35:46.256213","2015-08-13T04:24:58.845554","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","sasp, waste, zero","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1296,"SASP Target 68 - Urban development","By 2036, 70% of all new housing in metropolitan Adelaide will be being built in established areas.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/cb5a1d9d-70a5-4089-a0d0-2583525f4146","2015-07-02T06:38:05.813689","2015-08-13T04:25:24.028650","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","sasp, urban development","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1297,"SASP Target 70 - Sustainable land management","By 2020, achieve a 25% increase in the protection of agricultural cropping land from soil erosion and a 25% improvement in the condition of pastoral land.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/b0dd7537-7c99-4a63-9dd9-87e336d0aef3","2015-07-02T06:41:36.095977","2015-08-13T04:25:57.640115","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","agricultural, land, pastoral, sasp, sustainable","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1298,"SASP Target 72 - Nature Conservation","Increase participation in nature conservation activities by 25% by 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/0a4e21be-7570-4b2b-83fe-598ee28f47c5","2015-07-02T06:48:25.911777","2015-08-13T04:26:39.761248","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","conservation, nature, sasp","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1299,"SASP Target 73 - Recycled Stormwater","South Australia has the system capacity to harvest up to 35 GL of stormwater per annum by 2025.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/050325c8-9e87-4aa9-b538-f07bfacb3a26","2015-07-02T06:50:16.315821","2015-08-13T04:10:56.218107","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","recycled, sasp, stormwater","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1300,"SASP Target 74 - Recycled Wastewater","South Australia has the system capacity to recycle up to 50 GL of wastewater per annum by 2025.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/705d6392-1f6b-417c-adb6-e3eea5d6f6f4","2015-07-02T06:53:23.278010","2015-08-13T05:23:03.308011","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","recycled, sasp, wastewater","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1301,"SASP Target 75 - Sustainable water use","South Australia’s water resources are managed within sustainable limits by 2018.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/78d9a63b-9e98-4366-8dc4-9c7d0a396863","2015-07-02T06:55:34.774642","2015-08-13T05:25:02.840516","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","sasp, sustainable, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1302,"SASP Target 78 -  Healthy South Australians","Increase the life expectancy of South Australians.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/0ef21c9c-60e0-4897-beed-ef7b719ace7e","2015-07-02T06:57:59.294788","2015-08-13T05:25:41.883171","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","health, life expectancy, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1303,"SASP Target 79 - Aboriginal Life Expectancy","Increase the average life expectancy of Aboriginal South Australians.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a6d6ba87-f62b-485e-8aa4-d016fceffa68","2015-07-02T06:59:59.650057","2015-08-13T05:26:35.187505","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, life expectancy, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1304,"SASP Target 80 - Smoking","Reduce the smoking rate to 10% of the population and halve the smoking rate of Aboriginal South Australians by 2018.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/bdea1c8b-9b99-4dac-b311-cb553472cf30","2015-07-02T07:02:10.509113","2015-08-13T05:27:15.688471","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","aboriginal, sasp, smoking","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1305,"SASP Target 81 - Alcohol Consumption","Reduce the proportion of South Australians who drink at risky levels by 30% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/8cacc08b-563d-4b8f-9267-1deefbf455ce","2015-07-02T07:03:54.618584","2015-08-13T05:27:46.854401","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2007-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","alcohol, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1306,"SASP Target 82 - Healthy Weight","Increase by five percentage points the proportion of South Australian adults and children at a healthy body weight by 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/587a8873-90cc-4945-8b23-6f2f83ae2c66","2015-07-02T07:05:49.471373","2015-08-13T05:28:15.797174","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","health, sasp, weight","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1307,"SASP Target 83 - Sport and Recreation","Increase the proportion of South Australians participating in sport or physical recreation at least once per week to 50% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/d3ccfa72-08c6-4beb-96df-3698dd7efb23","2015-07-02T07:07:41.444856","2015-08-13T05:28:44.397966","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1308,"SASP Target 84 - Health Service Standard","By 2015, 90% of patients presenting to a public hospital emergency department will be seen, treated, and either discharged or admitted to hospital within four hours.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/01db0a63-a131-4046-92b7-4e31ee01c9be","2015-07-02T07:10:19.390162","2015-08-13T05:29:20.715541","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","emergency, hospital, public, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1309,"SASP Target 85 - Chronic Diseases","Increase, by five percentage points, the proportion of people living with a chronic disease whose self-assessed health status is good or better.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/96534b38-87c4-4889-8285-b44c392dea1a","2015-07-02T07:12:17.853010","2015-08-13T05:29:50.516417","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","chronic, diseases, health, sasp","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1310,"SASP Target 86 - Psychological wellbeing","Equal or lower the Australian average for psychological distress by 2014 and maintain thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/8317febf-b328-4618-8d48-078d9d0c6b94","2015-07-02T07:16:33.674907","2015-08-13T05:30:24.307375","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2001-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","distress, psychological, sasp, wellbeing","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1311,"SASP Target 87 - Reading, writing and numeracy","By 2020, for reading, writing and numeracy, increase by five percentage points the proportion of South Australian students who achieve:  above the National Minimum Standard and higher proficiency bands.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a53c05df-f5a8-46d4-8822-b66c86e2dd75","2015-07-02T07:21:15.773723","2015-08-13T05:31:09.290038","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2008-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","numeracy, reading, sasp, writing","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1312,"SASP Target 88 - Science and Maths","By 2020, increase by 15% the number of students receiving an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank or equivalent in at least one of the following subjects: mathematics, physics or chemistry.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a1bb354e-f565-4770-ac26-e4ad2ee1e5c2","2015-07-02T07:24:38.902113","2015-08-13T05:31:38.872019","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","maths, sasp, science, Tertiary Admissions Rank","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1313,"SASP Target 89 - SACE or Equivalent","Increase yearly the proportion of 15 -19 year olds who achieve the SACE or comparable senior secondary qualification.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/27ef64f0-48d5-4422-8fb0-572ec68826d9","2015-07-02T07:27:05.193619","2015-08-13T05:32:09.434686","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2005-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","education, SACE, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1314,"SASP Target 90 - Share of Overseas Students","Increase the number of overseas students across all education and training sectors from 13 737 in 2003 to 45 000 by 2014.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/772621fd-265b-41ab-a0a4-77088e3b361a","2015-07-02T07:35:53.082717","2015-08-13T05:32:39.137499","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","education, overseas, sasp, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1315,"SASP Target 91 - Non-school Qualifications","By 2014, equal or better the national average for the proportion of the labour force with non-school qualifications and maintain thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/c2e72cad-0aaa-4faf-9b5d-9886803a7c74","2015-07-02T07:38:09.469836","2015-08-13T05:33:18.331733","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2002-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","education, qualifications, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1316,"SASP Target 92 - Science, technology, engineering and mathematics qualifications","Increase the number of domestic students completing undergraduate qualifications in specified science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields of education by 15 percentage points to 3 600 students per annum by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/c17bafe8-c0d7-4056-8f03-86e6ee0f4be1","2015-07-02T07:40:38.154579","2015-08-13T05:33:55.234707","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","engineering, mathematics, sasp, science, technology","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1317,"SASP Target 93 -Tertiary education and training","Increase the proportion of South Australians aged 15 - 64 participating in tertiary education and training to 17% by 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/9dda8d3e-e204-43f1-8dfd-1c7efc665bcb","2015-07-02T07:42:43.257492","2015-08-13T05:34:20.187628","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2009-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","education, sasp, tertiary, training","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1318,"SASP target 94 - Venture Capital","Achieve a cumulative total of 100 private equity investments into South Australian companies between 2011 and 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/4ae86faa-6411-4b84-869a-f670786e77a4","2015-07-02T07:45:19.655343","2015-08-13T04:09:18.582893","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2010-2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","investment, SASP, venture capital","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1319,"SASP Target 95 - Industry collaboration, research and development commercialisation","Increase to $650m total gross cumulative value of industry and other funding for research earned by universities and state-based publicly funded research institutions by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/73407f05-4097-4d9d-80f7-6b6969e07ea9","2015-07-02T07:47:36.723880","2015-08-13T05:35:06.585129","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2010-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","industry, research and development, sasp","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1320,"SASP Target 96 - Public Research Expenditure","Public expenditure on research and development, as a proportion of Gross State Product, to be maintained at 1.2% to 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/31a90154-9153-4e94-b82b-60ae2ad992c4","2015-07-02T07:49:47.869155","2015-08-13T05:35:40.521853","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2008-2013",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","expenditure, public, research, sasp","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1321,"SASP target 97 - University Research Income","Increase the total gross value of university research income to 20% above South Australia's per capita share by 2014 and maintain thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/08cb00fd-8dfd-4dd1-914b-94e05fe4b649","2015-07-02T07:52:29.240730","2015-08-13T05:36:10.457333","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2008-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","income, research, sasp, university","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1322,"SASP target 98 -  Business research expenditure","Increase business expenditure on research and development to 1.5% of GSP by 2014, and increase to 2.0% by 2020.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/996a3dd5-3659-4bfa-a8b7-47187fc2182f","2015-07-02T07:54:44.996361","2015-08-13T05:36:41.748513","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2000-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","business, expenditure, research, sasp","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1323,"SASP Target 99 - Cultural engagement – institutions","Increase the number of attendances at South Australia's cultural institutions by 20% by 2014 and maintain or improve thereafter.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/a23ca282-c2c8-4875-8121-0c2ed5648ac3","2015-07-02T07:56:42.233463","2015-08-13T05:37:11.392482","datasa@sa.gov.au","annual","2003-2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","cultural, sasp","arts-culture-history"],
    [1324,"SA Strategic Plan Household Survey","SA Strategic Plan Household Survey Results for 2012.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/79a561df-2d3f-4765-aab5-f5661bc703ec","2013-05-17T01:07:53.510068","2016-06-06T05:37:51.708380","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Questionnaire, Strategy, Survey","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1325,"Scalding (soils)","Scalding refers to land, primarily in low rainfall environments, where the surface soil has been eroded to expose sub-surface material that is unsuited to plant growth. Mapping shows the proportion of land affected by scalding, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total areas of affected land (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/488db9e3-6a6a-44cb-897a-4cfb4262b5c9","2016-06-09T03:55:27.160003","2020-02-18T23:36:38.974501","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1326,"School Crossings","South Australian intersections school crossing locations and information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c507f056-f5c9-4b03-8494-0665d5bea583","2014-07-04T04:45:16.731067","2020-02-24T02:08:48.440812","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","intersections, pedestrian, Preschools, roads, school crossings","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1327,"School Enrolments","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2012), by age grouping.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d385385a-6d79-4ef7-ab0f-0cfc583469f6","2013-05-27T06:47:07.687683","2016-06-08T10:38:17.700248","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Children, education, Enrolment, Schools, Youth","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1328,"Schools","This annual product contains data on the numbers of schools, students, and staff involved in the provision or administration of school education in government and non-government schools, for all Australian states and territories including Other Territories and Norfolk Island. It includes student-related measures, such as apparent retention rates, and ratios of students to teaching staff. The statistics are derived from administrative records compiled by each state and territory and the Australian Government.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e86cda1c-e4dd-40ff-a18f-f57c18ea91bf","2013-05-09T06:02:07.331587","2017-01-23T03:31:10.610803","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","education, staff, statistics, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1329,"Schools with specialist programs","SA Government schools that provide activities or focus on activities in addition to the core curriculum in 2019.\n\nThese activities:\n\n•\tare a key focus in the school and meet an identified need\n\n•\tare sustainable by the school over an extended period of time\n\n•\tprovide students extra learning opportunities (that aren’t usually available in schools).\n\nFurther details are available on the Department for Education website \nhttps://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites-and-facilities/education-and-care-locations/special-interest-schools-or-programs/special-interest-schools-and-specialist-programs\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/77cf3f07-d5bc-4a32-b779-09b556e561e8","2019-03-19T23:40:49.410983","2019-05-17T04:33:08.545442","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","School level","2019-01-01","2019-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","Education, Government Schools, Specialist Programs",null],
    [1330,"School Zones for South Australian government High Schools 2014","School zone boundaries that determine eligibility of entry to government High Schools in South Australia. Zones provide schools with the ability to maintain enrolments within their physical capacity. Schools without a zone are eligible to enrol students from all areas.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/75621bd4-10a8-4dc8-bbd1-0b2ac316615b","2014-06-22T09:19:38.517960","2020-02-24T02:34:43.458467","Education.CapacityManagement@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","Current unless otherwise indicated by the name of the file e.g. 2015, 2014",null,"South Australia – Projection GDA94","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, locations, map, schools, services, Sites, Zones","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1331,"School Zones for South Australian Government High Schools 2015","School zone boundaries that determine eligibility of entry to government High Schools in South Australia. Zones provide schools with the ability to maintain enrolments within their physical capacity. Schools without a zone are eligible to enrol students from all areas. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/2af3d07a-df46-44ff-b20e-7384c53a6f83","2015-05-29T04:21:45.542345","2019-07-01T23:28:19.025654","Education.CapacityManagement@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","Current unless otherwise indicated by the name of the file eg 2015, 2014.",null,"South Australia – Projection GDA94","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, locations, map, schools, services, sites, zones",null],
    [1332,"School Zones for South Australian Government High Schools 2017","School zone boundaries for 2017 that determine eligibility of entry to government High Schools in South Australia. Zones provide schools with the ability to maintain enrolments within their physical capacity. Schools without a zone are eligible to enrol students from all areas.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/bf44864e-7100-43e9-9119-7f0b77f54962","2017-07-11T23:56:22.104071","2020-02-24T01:52:27.138921","Education.CapacityManagement@sa.gov.au","individual site level","2017-05-01","2018-05-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, geospatial, highschools, locations, map, school, schools, services, sites, zones","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1333,"School Zones for South Australian Government High Schools 2018","In metropolitan Adelaide most government high schools have a school zone.  A school zone is a defined area surrounding a school from which the school accepts its core intake of students. Refer to\n[Find a school or preschool](https://www.education.sa.gov.au/sites-and-facilities/education-and-care-locations/find-school-or-preschool) \nfor school zones and preschool catchments based on enrolment year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c6d7517a-3afe-42c0-ad67-ca182bfaeff4","2018-06-25T04:44:18.481728","2020-02-24T01:57:54.751284","Education.CapacityManagement@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","2018-01-01","2018-06-25","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, geospatial, high school, locations, map, school, services, sites, zones","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1334,"Screening Clearance Processing Timeframes","Percentages of Clearances completed by 30 business days and more than 30 business days. The dataset will include the clearance type and how long it took the clearance to be completed.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c544b88a-a2c7-4ba0-a9f1-537f3829ad8a","2016-07-07T03:50:20.910919","2018-07-16T04:36:27.319155","DLDCSIScreeningUnit@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Clearance, Screening","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1335,"Seats","Provides locations of all the seats that exist within the Adelaide CIty Council area.\n\nCo-ordinate System:\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/4ca19b06-a079-4a21-a452-2b56fba257d7","2014-06-05T07:25:14.369512","2016-06-08T06:07:33.541995","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides seat data illustrating GPS location and the seat type.","Current","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide",null,"housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1336,"Security ID/Access Cards Produced and Sites Managed by DCSI","Dataset highlights the number of ID/access cards produced monthly and the sites that are monitored and maintained centrally by DCSI Security.\n\nDataset includes: number of cards produced monthly. Includes all corporate sites within DCSI that have monitored alarms (suburb and office type).\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/3cc83d17-6afb-4bcc-9fc2-d533c9a15450","2016-07-07T01:26:55.857947","2018-07-10T04:05:10.920989","DLDCSIAssets&Facilities-TeamLeaders@dcsi.sa.gov.au",null,"From 2008","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Access Cards, ID, Monitor, Security","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1337,"Sellicks Beach Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. The Sellicks Beach monitoring station was temporary and established as part of a short-term project to evaluate local air quality. This data set contains validated meteorology data from January 2016 to February 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/2f7baf99-1f9f-44f9-b571-406a748c03ed","2019-02-13T00:45:36.354986","2019-02-13T02:37:13.200645","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2016-01-21","2017-02-28","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, Sellicks Beach, services, weather, wind",null],
    [1338,"Sellicks Beach Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. The Sellicks Beach monitoring station was temporary and established as part of a short-term project to evaluate local air quality.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/004e54b2-5254-4bd5-84c1-603fff34e344","2016-09-07T03:19:49.035940","2017-04-21T05:46:41.791006","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","1 hour averaged data","2016-06-01","2017-03-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, Sellicks Beach","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1339,"Seniors Card","Discounts and benefits to Seniors Card holders as published in the 2013 Seniors Card Discount Directory","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/bea5bd11-61bf-4f57-a346-f3ac59045e95","2013-05-23T00:16:52.255686","2016-06-08T10:35:38.704472","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","affordable, business, concessions, consumer, directory, discounts, recreation, seniors, services","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1340,"Service SA in South Australia","This dataset describes office locations for Service SA in South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5c4723d1-dc6e-47b3-9850-125f07e9c2bd","2013-05-16T07:42:35.702068","2020-02-19T00:50:35.624273","gis.support@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Property Level","2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","assistance, government, service outlets, vehicle registration","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1341,"SES Volunteer Numbers","SES Volunteer Numbers for years 2012/13 to 2016/17","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/85248c54-7cd6-42d4-8d98-4ed58408c321","2017-11-16T23:35:42.958404","2017-11-16T23:36:04.900536","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","Numbers, SES, Volunteer","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1342,"Shallowest Groundwater Aquifer – Depth","This represents the depth (metres)  to standing water of the shallowest aquifer in South Australia. Other aquifers may well give rise to standing water at significantly different depths. This dataset was produced as a research and development product, caution should be applied when using to assist in decision making.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/199cff6d-fe34-4021-b2b2-fa11a96fd42d","2013-05-19T02:21:26.165893","2020-02-18T06:25:46.752836","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","1997",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Aquifer, Boundaries, Conservation, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1343,"Shallowest Groundwater Aquifer – Salinity","This dataset represents the salinity of the shallowest aquifer (mg/L). It was produced as a research and development product, caution should be applied when using to assist in decision making.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/e86dd675-c0ef-4ce3-a52e-4f46f266e56a","2013-05-19T02:36:44.353119","2020-02-18T06:27:57.611657","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","1997",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries, Conservation, Groundwater, nature, Quality, salinity, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1344,"Shallowest Groundwater Aquifer – Yield","Yield of the shallowest groundwater aquifer (L/sec)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/31a2d19d-f032-4ff1-aa48-e394bc7930be","2013-05-20T01:23:18.402853","2020-02-19T00:38:12.429955","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","1997",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries, Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Conservation, Groundwater, Groundwater Management, nature, Quality, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1345,"Ship Photographs","This dataset includes 5,799 selected photographs related to ships and shipping.\n\nNote that images in copyright might not be viewable outside the State Library of South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e52b0259-2b57-4121-8e04-be333025fb3b","2016-06-29T06:44:18.959542","2019-08-29T04:35:07.834064","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1802-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia, Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","historical data, photographs, shipping, ships, South Australia","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1346,"Shipwreck Images (Superseded)","Please see https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/maritime-register-relic-images\n\nThis data set is an extract from the South Australian Register of Historic Shipwrecks. The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It includes information pertaining to Historic Shipwreck and Historic Relics as described under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981. The dataset includes shipwrecks that have not yet been declared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks where condition assessments are pending. \n\nThe dataset references a selection of shipwreck images.\n\nSee also: https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwrecks","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/7502058c-1b85-409b-b9a1-5f27a42263b6","2016-06-30T23:47:20.275765","2020-02-27T07:25:06.169249","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","heritage, shipwrecks","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1347,"Shipwrecks","This data set is an extract from the South Australian Shipwrecks Database. The database includes all known shipwrecks located in South Australian and Australian waters adjacent to South Australia. It incorporates the Register of Historic Shipwrecks and the Register of Historic Relics as required under the (Commonwealth) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 and the (South Australian) Historic Shipwrecks Act 1981. The database also includes shipwrecks that have not been delclared under either of these Acts. Filtering may take place to restrict the location of sensitive shipwrecks.\n\nSee also: http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/shipwreck-images","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/c1bbaf0c-a2d9-4cbd-85b4-bf4765076296","2015-06-03T06:25:41.507852","2020-02-24T02:29:08.591478","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Coastal South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","coastal, heritage, historic, history, Marine, ship, ships, ship wrecks, wreckage","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1348,"Shore Based Recreational Fishing","This dataset identifies beaches within the SA Marine Parks Network from which shore fishing is allowed within the Sanctuary Zones.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/18548efb-c403-4b03-8e97-78d862a4c86b","2013-05-20T02:03:08.648406","2020-02-18T05:09:48.323253","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2012",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Conservation, fishing, Marine, Marine Conservation, nature, Protected Areas, Recreation","sports-and-recreation"],
    [1349,"Significant South Australians Photographs","Selection of images (60) from the State Library of South Australia collections of Significant South Australians featuring selected men and women of Adelaide's North Terrace plaques. \n\nThese are a selection of images from a range of subjects and other State library photo sets on Flickr and range from 1815-1951, and includes:  \nDervish Bejah, Cameleer and explorer  \nSir Donald Bradman, Cricketer  \nKate Boadicea Cocks, first female police constable in the British Empire  \nMatthew Flinders, Navigator and explorer  \nDonald Dunstan, Lawyer, reformist, social progressive and Premier of South Australia  \nRev John Flynn, Founded what became the Royal Flying Doctor Service  \nSir Robert Helpmann Dancer, choreographer, actor and director  \nSir Hans Heysen artist and conservationist  \nColonel William Light Surveyor General, South Australia  \nMother Mary Mackillop (now Saint Mary of the Cross), Catholic sister, educator and Australia’s first saint  \nSir Douglas Mawson, Geologist and Antarctic explorer  \nDame Roma Mitchell, Australia’s first female judge  \nCatherine Helen Spence, Author, journalist, teacher, suffragist, political candidate  \nJohn McDouall Stuart, Explorer  \nMary Lee, Suffragist and social reformer  \nMark Oliphant, Physicist, humanitarian, Governor of South Australia  \nThomas Playford, Longest serving Premier of South Australia  \nSir Ross and Sir Keith Smith, piloted first aeroplane from England to Australia  \nCharles Sturt, Soldier and explorer  \nDavid Unaipon, Aboriginal leader, preacher, inventor and writer\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/167684de-6a7a-4957-9bb7-b14c26660127","2013-05-21T09:02:06.138696","2020-01-15T06:44:24.506061","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au","N/A","1815-1951",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","geographical, history, localities, people, photographs, portraits","arts-culture-history"],
    [1350,"Skate Parks in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Polygon map layer representing reserves that contain skate parks.\nAvailable in a variety of formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/70a34191-b0af-40ec-8349-a49da20b722d","2016-06-09T07:46:03.667831","2019-09-09T04:48:31.256007","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Whole Reserve Boundary","2019-09-02",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, port adelaide enfield, skate, skate parks","sports-and-recreation"],
    [1351,"Skills for All Course Search","This data can be used to find Skills for All subsidised, and other, courses in South Australia, as well as training providers who deliver each course and their contact information.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/dad92d3b-c6cd-4f88-b2ac-2f6aa3ea46e3","2013-05-21T06:22:48.225741","2016-06-08T10:39:26.227824","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"as at 6th June 2014","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Course Selection, education, Qualification, skills, Training, Training Providers, VET","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1352,"Small Area Labour Markets Publication","Small Area Labour Markets presents regional estimates of unemployment and the unemployment rate at two small area levels:\n\nFor approximately 2,100 Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) Statistical Area Level 2s (SA2s), on a State/Territory and Metropolitan/Non-metropolitan basis, provided in Table 1. For the States, estimates for the Capital City and the Balance of each State are also provided; and\nFor each of Australia’s 550 Local Government Areas (LGAs), provided in Table 2.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/356510f9-dc5b-40f1-af68-f0770b75e178","2013-05-27T04:20:48.281563","2017-11-13T23:18:16.542411","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Employers, Jobs, Job Seekers","finance-and-employment"],
    [1353,"Social Health Atlases of Australia: Quintile of Socioeconomic Disadvantage of Area","Data spreadsheets (xls), based on the Inequality Graphs, and presenting the latest Social Health Atlas indicators, where available, are produced by Quintile of Socioeconomic Disadvantage of Area (Inequality Graphs).\nThe Quintiles of Socioeconomic Disadvantage of Area, referred to as Inequality Graphs, and associated data are based on either the 2006 ASGC or 2011 ASGC ABS Index of Relative Socioeconomic Disadvantage, as noted for each data indicator.\nMore information can be found on http://phidu.torrens.edu.au/social-health-atlases\n\nDataset to be attributed to Public Health Information Unit (PHIDU) located at The Torrens University Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f33c5b36-a450-4755-837c-6e0cf289e20e","2013-08-02T06:09:38.510797","2018-09-12T02:22:12.122524","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","health, public health",null],
    [1354,"Social Health Atlases of Australia: Remoteness Area","Data spreadsheets (xls), based on the Remoteness Graphs, and presenting the latest Social Health Atlas indicators, where available, are produced by Remoteness Area (Remoteness Graphs) for Australia and the State/ Territory areas.\nThe Remoteness Graphs show variations, for each indicator, by Remoteness Areas (RAs). The RA categories are defined in terms of ‘remoteness' - the physical distance of a location from the nearest Urban Centre (indicative of access to goods and services) based on population size.\nMore information can be found at:\nhttp://phidu.torrens.edu.au/social-health-atlases\n\nDataset to be attributed to Public Health Information Unit (PHIDU) located at Torrens University Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c471cb83-7e6e-46f2-8b43-ee43acc4df36","2013-08-02T06:40:12.631218","2018-09-12T02:14:20.117010","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","Health, public health, Remoteness",null],
    [1355,"Social Health Atlas of Australia: Compensable Injury in South Australia","A Social Health Atlas of Compensable Injury in South Australia was commissioned by TRACsa with funding from the Motor Accident Commission and WorkCover Corporation of South Australia. It is the first health atlas to bring population data on compulsory third party and workers' compensation claims together with information on social, economic and demographic characteristics, health status and health service utilisation.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8a0a960b-d0e3-42e4-8880-de7dde052318","2017-03-15T04:03:08.263655","2018-09-13T04:08:11.236848","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","atlas, compensation, health, health atlas, injury","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1356,"Social Health Atlas of Australia: Local Government Area","This dataset includes number of Hospital admissions by mental health diagnosis; Community mental health service contacts by Statistical Local Area e.g. incl. Health Region, Metro Adelaide & Country SA.\n\nDataset to be attributed to Public Health Information Unit (PHIDU) located at Torrens University Adelaide.  http://phidu.torrens.edu.au/social-health-atlases\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9fb5195b-e696-45bb-a277-866e2efa62d5","2013-08-01T04:44:22.228398","2018-09-12T02:24:06.216294","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","Community, Health, Mental Health, public health",null],
    [1357,"Social Health Atlas of Australia: Medicare Local","Dataset replaced by Social Health Atlas of Australia: Compensable Injury in South Australia.\n\nVisit the archive for Medical Locals:\nhttp://www.phidu.torrens.edu.au/social-health-atlases/data-archive\n\nData spreadsheets (xls) presenting the latest Social Health Atlas indicators are available by Medicare Local (ML).\nMedicare Locals (MLs), produced by the Australian Government, comprise 61 primary health care organisations which were established to coordinate primary health care delivery and tackle local health care needs and service gaps. Note: ML boundaries do not always coincide with SLA boundaries.\n\nDataset to be attributed to Public Health Information Unit (PHIDU) located at The Torrens University Adelaide.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/3666bf95-528f-4cef-a955-1e35a89855a9","2013-08-01T07:29:36.262141","2018-09-12T02:17:14.937512","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","health, income, Medicare locals, public health",null],
    [1358,"Social Health Atlas of Australia: Population Health Area","The Population Health Area (PHA) data include totals for the Greater Capital City Statistical Areas/ Rest of States/NT, States/ Territories and Australia; and for the Statistical Areas Level 3 and Level 4.\n\nAttribution:  Torrens University Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9167730d-6c4b-4538-8cb2-d955239b5bf2","2017-03-09T06:08:51.661133","2018-09-12T02:18:58.427255","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","atlas, health","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1359,"Social Health Atlas of Australia:  Primary Health Network","Data workbooks presenting the latest Social Health Atlases of Australia.\n\nAttribution:  Torrens University of Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ebc384a9-28b7-489a-be09-4eedc22aec2e","2017-03-09T05:58:47.291423","2018-09-12T02:25:26.389751","phidu@tua.edu.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","health, social, social atlas","government-reporting-and-policy, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1360,"Soil Sodium Toxicity (depth to toxic layer)","High natural levels of sodium, that are toxic to some plants, are typically associated with deep subsoil sodicity, high pH, high boron and moderate salinity, and occur mostly in drier parts of the state. Mapping shows the depth to sodium toxicity of the most severely affected portion of the map unit (provided they occupy at least 30%), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each depth to sodium toxicity class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/4336ab3c-7d17-417c-b778-ed2ef4b54555","2016-06-09T03:57:01.224923","2020-02-18T23:12:05.676127","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1361,"Soil Sodium Toxicity (proportion of land affected)","High natural levels of sodium, that are toxic to some plants, are typically associated with deep subsoil sodicity, high pH, high boron and moderate salinity, and occur mostly in drier parts of the state. Mapping shows the proportion of land with sodium toxicity in the upper 100 cm of soil, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating total land areas affected (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/54f9e9a2-d8c8-4e4a-8c05-04e4605bd55f","2016-06-09T03:58:50.318629","2020-02-18T23:10:14.421821","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1362,"Soil Characterisation Sites","Soil Characterisation Site dataset contains over 1,100 representative sites across South Australia, where descriptions by soil scientists have been made of morphology, chemical and physical properties, and landscape features of a range of soils. At these sites, backhoe or excavator pits were dug to depths of 150-200 cm. Profiles were photographed and described. This information is available in Soil Characterisation Site Data Sheets.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f6ffd75e-3d9c-4526-86bc-efb9a91af051","2016-06-29T06:48:38.227581","2020-02-18T06:20:27.200968","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, morphology, soil mapping, soil profiles, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1363,"Physical Condition of the Soil","Physical condition of soil provides an integrated view of various physical impediments to plant growth associated with surface soils, subsoils and other limitations (e.g. waterlogging, salinity, rockiness or steepness). Mapping shows the most limiting soil physical condition (provided it occupies at least 30% of a map unit), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each physical condition of soil class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/0bbb3835-4576-4780-9d00-717597f688e7","2016-06-09T03:36:06.930320","2020-02-18T06:43:29.713519","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1364,"Soil Erosion Max Potential - Wind or Water","Provides a numeric rating in each raster cell of the potential for erosion by wind or water in the event that vegetation or other ground cover has been removed (e.g. by fire, over-grazing, land clearance). The assessment is based on mapping of terrain and spatial predictions of inherent soil erodibility characteristics. Also available for download: [Soil Wind Erosion Potential](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/wind-erosion-grid) and [Soil Water Erosion Potential](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/water-erosion-grid).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/8317aded-8258-414d-99e6-ca287adc87c6","2017-12-04T02:31:29.654675","2020-02-18T23:50:28.021189","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-04-05",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil attribute raster, soil attributes, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1365,"Soil Groups","Fifteen soil groups have been identified across southern South Australia, which are groupings of 61 soils (soil types). Mapping shows the most common soil group, while more detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each soil group (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/3030f7c2-df62-4f1f-90cd-e35a3935f975","2016-06-09T02:00:48.331090","2020-02-18T06:42:49.226069","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1366,"Soil Landscape Map Units of Southern SA","Soil Landscape Map Units have recognizable topographic features formed on a particular geological material and containing a limited and defined range of soils. They therefore have similar land and soil characteristics and land suitability. Each Soil Landscape Map Unit incorporates a Land System, and a Soil Landscape Unit specific to that Land System. Each Soil Landscape Unit has an assigned Land Type.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5e667145-90ee-42f2-9e71-f51fc5c2ee58","2016-06-29T06:42:00.622241","2020-02-18T06:22:28.778853","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, geomorphology, land systems, soil landscapes, soil mapping, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1367,"Soils (soil type)","Sixty one soils (soil types) represent the range of soils found across South Australia’s agricultural lands. Mapping shows the most common soil within each map unit, while more detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each soil type (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/ae914203-50c3-4194-acc5-402c2cd62841","2016-06-06T06:04:07.478795","2020-02-18T06:40:32.342115","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1368,"South Australia in 1914","A look at South Australia and South Australians during a year that was to change Australia forever. This dataset contains 121 selected images from 1914.\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/afba67c9-f5c7-4d6a-9c23-93cbeb652abc","2016-06-29T06:20:22.800452","2020-01-15T06:53:28.283259","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1914-01-01","1914-12-31","Adelaide, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, architecture, historical data, hotels, photographs, pubs, recreation","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade, sports-and-recreation"],
    [1369,"South Australian Community Services Directory","SAcommunity is a directory of South Australian community services. It includes information about government, non-government, community based and some private sector organisations that provide services for the South Australian community in the areas of health, welfare, housing, education, community participation, information, legal services, arts and recreation. \n\nDataset to be attributed to Connecting Up Incorporated.\nhttp://www.connectingup.org/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biannually","/data/dataset/516bf594-b677-4621-9b92-e3dba602920d","2013-05-28T01:13:36.403408","2019-08-12T01:47:12.264166","cm@connectingup.org",null,"2011-01-01","2018-09-07","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","arts, business, campbelltown, community participation, connecting up, connecting up Australia, consumer, council, directory, education, health, housing, legal services, mount gambier, recreation, SAcommunity, SA Community, welfare","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1370,"South Australian Country Fire Service Brigade Incidents","SA Country Fire Service (CFS) responds to a range of incidents across South Australia.  \n\nThis data set provides information on incidents attended by CFS - including the incident date, the type of incident and the primary attending CFS brigade.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/31a58078-8a02-43d5-b71a-c5c9cc47764f","2014-06-24T01:10:00.463949","2018-12-14T00:29:25.277087","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-05-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","cfs, emergency, fire, hazard, incidents, safety, services, transport","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1371,"South Australian Country Fire Service Current Incidents RSS Feed","The South Australian Country Fire Service (CFS) responds to a range of incidents across South Australia. Our daily/going incidents are provided in an RSS feed. The type of incident being attended by the CFS includes Building Fire, Motor Vehicle Accident, and Grass Fire etc. Hazmat means that CFS is attending to an incident involving Hazardous Materials - chemicals and/or unknown products.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/db944224-9a45-42ce-b657-0aac25f1681f","2014-05-27T07:57:41.911783","2018-12-14T00:35:14.493194","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","accident, bushfires, community, current fires, danger, emergency, fire, hazards, incidents, safety, transport","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1372,"South Australian Digital Landscape","**2016 Digital Landscape Report**\n\nThe 2016 South Australian Government Digital Landscape Report examines the provision of digital government services from the perspectives of the public and the SA Government. Its findings are based on surveys undertaken by 1100 SA citizens and 560 SA public servants, as well as interviews with 17 Executives from SA Government Agencies.\n\nDeveloped by Ernst and Young, with assistance from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, the report contains a frank account of progress to date as well as key insights and recommended priorities for the road ahead.\n\n**2015 Digital Landscape Report**\n\nSurvey results collected by Deloitte and Square Holes on behalf of the South Australian Government to inform the SA Digital Landscape Report. \n\n* Online surveys of government staff and members of ICT industry groups to assess their organisations' capacity and capability to deliver digital government services.\n * Focus group and interview responses from the public to understand their willingness and ability to use government digital services.\n * Four citizen groups examined include 18-40 y/o, 41-60 y/o, regional participants, and vision-impaired participants.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cea4177d-4f37-4c6e-a287-c7ec9bb83f51","2015-06-12T05:32:18.971583","2017-05-30T07:34:36.743582","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-03-01","2016-10-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","capacity, citizen focus, digital, digital by default, digital landscape, government capability, ict, industry, public, services","business-industry-and-trade, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1373,"South Australian Fire Ban Districts","The state of South Australia has been divided into 15 fire weather districts, which are used by the Bureau of Meteorology and the SA CFS to provide daily fire danger ratings to the community. These fire ban districts also form the basis of geographical locations used to declare total fire ban days. They are also used by the State Bushfire Coordination Committee to gazette the start and finish of the annual fire danger season for South Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ec5b0373-63a2-4193-b095-2dd5b66edf3f","2014-05-27T08:05:40.639800","2020-02-24T01:55:14.401775","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Country Fire Service","bushfires, community, education, emergency, fire, hazard, safety, transport","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1374,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites and Services, as at April 2019","List of South Australian education and child care sites, updated as at April 2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8ad2e5bd-b69e-4162-8265-ce609090cd90","2019-09-20T00:37:17.361972","2020-01-15T05:24:46.293006","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Site level","2019-04-30","2019-04-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","child, childcare, early childhood, education, location, preschools, schools, service, sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1375,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites and Services, as at June 2017","List of South Australian education and child care sites, updated as at June 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b572bd77-ce60-4693-9469-23ff8bb2dfc6","2017-07-11T03:46:56.710229","2017-07-21T06:14:08.306023","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Individual site level","2017-06-01","2018-06-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","child, childcare, child care, early childhood, education, location, locations, preschools, Preschools, schools, Schools, schools in SA, service, services, sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1376,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites and Services, as at March 2015","List of South Australian education and child care sites, updated as at March 2015","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5233709a-6e9a-4402-9869-da25ef68a3c0","2015-05-29T03:50:56.202997","2015-05-29T03:55:22.728976","datasa@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","2015-03-31","2016-03-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","child care, early childhood, education, locations, Preschools, schools, services, sites",null],
    [1377,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites and Services, as at March 2016","List of South Australian education and child care sites as at March 2016 (updated Feb 2017)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4553c7ae-2ea0-4a0a-80f0-a36bd6e2595a","2016-06-28T01:57:08.811717","2017-02-08T23:35:14.786764","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Individual Site level","2016-03-31","2017-03-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","child care, early childhood, education, locations, Preschools, schools, services, sites","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1378,"South Australian Government Education and Child Development Sites Location Data, as at January 2015","List of South Australian education and preschool sites with latitude and longitude, updated as at January 2015","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/37f45725-602c-40d5-8f2d-81da545bdc9a","2015-05-29T03:57:44.158708","2016-05-03T02:14:14.581222","datasa@sa.gov.au","Individual site level","2015-01-31","2016-01-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","aboriginal school, campus, child parent centre, education, high school, IELC, kindergarten, kindy, latitude, list of schools, locations, longitude, preschool, Preschools, primary schools, R-7, sa schools, schools, schools in SA, senior campus, services, sites, special schools",null],
    [1379,"South Australian Government Education Sites","Spatial dataset of open government education sites. Includes schools and preschools. \nUpdated nightly from the Department for Education Location Sites and Services database.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/2a0e89b8-0886-4a32-92be-8c0559860263","2020-04-08T07:23:10.704210","2020-04-14T01:16:57.718851","education.dma@sa.gov.au ","Open education sites","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, government schools, preschools, spatial",null],
    [1380,"South Australian Government ICT Investment and Workforce Data","A summary of the South Australian Government ICT Investment and Workforce data for the 2009-10, 2011-12 and 2013-14 financial years.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","biannually","/data/dataset/9013b166-8cf8-4625-95c1-0736dedc33c7","2015-06-02T02:34:13.229263","2019-01-29T05:32:48.205660","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2009-07-01","2014-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data collection, expenditure, government ict, government workforce, ict, ict investment, investment, profiling, profiling program, staffing, workforce","finance-and-employment, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1381,"South Australian Government Photographic Collection","The collection broadly documents sixty-seven years of government activities, state celebrations, and the growth of industry, trade and townships between 1890 and 1957. The collection of 15,000 images includes 288 Frank Hurley images showcasing the state as part of its 1936 Centenary celebrations, as well as images of country shows and field days, educational institutions, hospitals and nursing, railway stations and infrastructure, shipping and ports, and the River Murray. The original glass plates are held by State Records of South Australia. The History Trust of South Australia holds the catalogue and digitised copy set of the collection. \nIt is important to note that this is a historical collection and original information and photographic titles have been retained for research purposes in many instances. Some language used in the past by Government Departments may cause offence today but as a research collection we have maintained the original titles and language used to document this collection. ","dataset","English","Other (Open)","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c5a3374b-bc28-41a5-9f7b-14d9b92e7350","2017-06-23T06:53:25.398879","2017-07-28T07:36:38.007416","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","government, historic photographs, history, photographs","arts-culture-history, developer-portal"],
    [1382,"South Australian Government Preschool Enrolments in their Eligible Year (Term 2, 2016)","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 2 2016).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a9ebf218-cd99-481b-a351-e8a9b99a5600","2017-07-11T04:01:16.721845","2017-07-21T06:13:50.159455","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is collected based on a 2 week reference period","2017-05-01","2018-05-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, kindergarten, participation, preschool","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1383,"South Australian Government Preschool Enrolments in their Eligible Year (Term 2, 2017 and 2018)","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 2 2017 and 2018).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cde15794-81a7-412c-9d01-5193045b91b0","2018-08-27T01:36:04.721315","2018-08-27T01:57:01.770850","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is collected based on a 2 week reference period","2017-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, kindergarten, participation, preschool",null],
    [1384,"SA Government Regions","South Australian Government Regions facilitate the planning, monitoring and service delivery of government functions. The regions align to whole local government boundaries, with only one exception out of 68 councils - the separation of Enfield from the Port Adelaide Enfield Council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4d92b947-7b09-4486-bd7a-e4b2ae15a62c","2015-12-21T22:05:14.986656","2017-12-12T23:36:08.155401","DPTI.PDPlanningInformation@sa.gov.au","Data based on aggregate level","2007-01-17","2014-02-13","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Councils, Planning, Port Adelaide, Regions, Service Delivery","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1385,"South Australian Government School Enrolments by Age Grouping, as at Term 3 2014","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2014), by age grouping.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9b1d0aca-7c58-4ac3-8939-9934945d6622","2015-05-29T02:23:40.679134","2020-02-18T01:34:57.145262","datasa@sa.gov.au","Data is a snapshot of the first Friday in August each year","2014-08-01","2015-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, participation, schools, young people",null],
    [1386,"South Australian Government School Enrolments by Age Grouping, as at Term 3 2015","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2015), by age grouping. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/70a67ca8-72fd-45e8-b243-45fc64a0f40d","2016-06-28T02:15:34.851827","2016-06-28T02:16:25.532633","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is a snapshot of the first Friday in August each year","2015-08-01","2016-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, participation, schools, young people","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1387,"South Australian Government School Enrolments by Site and Age Grouping","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2016), by site and age grouping.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/3c5f394e-1126-4f8e-8d96-01bc87a2ff93","2017-07-11T04:05:50.977517","2017-07-21T06:14:33.475253","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is a snapshot of the first Friday in August each year","2016-08-05","2018-08-03","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, participation, school, young people","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1388,"South Australian Government School Enrolments by Site and Age Grouping Term 3 2017","List of South Australian Government Schools with the number of students (Persons and FTE) enrolled at the most recent census collection (Term 3 2017), by site and age grouping.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c343d138-3b58-4f13-8886-b0c48258448d","2018-08-27T01:48:06.577660","2018-08-27T01:50:05.887824","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is a snapshot of the first Friday in August each year","2017-02-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, participation, school, young people",null],
    [1389,"South Australian Government School Facilities Available for Community Use","List of South Australian Government Schools with facilities available for community use, as at July 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4be5893e-6fef-4dcd-b896-a84299d44ba3","2015-07-03T05:48:39.117187","2015-08-13T02:22:22.837367","datasa@sa.gov.au","Unit level","2015-07-01","2015-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","community, education, facilities, Preschools, schools","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1390,"South Australian Heritage Council Annual Report Data","South Australian Heritage Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/afaacde6-2493-4d11-9ba4-7cb7b003c444","2017-07-21T05:05:38.620221","2020-01-06T03:08:09.426198","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government, heritage","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1391,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - Community Housing Contributions","Community Housing contributions are received and receivable from associations and co-operatives. Contributions are paid to the South Australian Housing Trust once allowances for necessary expenses such as administration, property and maintenance costs are deducted from the organisation’s rental income from these dwellings.  ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fff40bab-3dc7-46d3-b8a4-e41556763118","2017-11-22T06:51:46.376920","2018-11-21T04:58:30.171325","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","associations, co-operatives, debenture, dwellings","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1392,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - New Allocations","The number of tenants allocated into a public or Aboriginal property from the housing register. Tenants were housed on either on a probationary, a direct lease or a short term lease.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7005eb8a-4183-4761-bd09-077d19eaad2f","2017-11-23T01:40:01.242028","2018-11-21T05:02:46.969604","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Allocation, Housing, Lease","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1393,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - Evictions","Where a tenant fails or refuses to rectify a tenancy breach, Housing SA may apply to the South Australian Civil Administrative Tribunal to have the tenant evicted from the property. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/32caf80d-910b-439b-b9cc-1d4a8399dedc","2017-11-22T07:08:01.171662","2018-11-21T04:55:59.273876","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","eviction, housing","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1394,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - Fixed Term Leases","At the completion of a Housing SA tenant’s probationary tenancy, they are assessed for a fixed term lease. These leases enable the management of conditions of tenancy breaches and allow staff to promote clear expectations regarding tenancy responsibilities.\n\nA tenant can be offered a one, two, five or 10 year fixed term lease depending on their circumstances and compliance with their conditions of tenancy. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ac85232e-81e9-4dae-b4d1-2530341d9c0f","2017-11-23T00:22:51.623499","2018-11-21T04:51:33.956064","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Fixed, Housing, Lease","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1395,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - Memorandum of Understanding and Protocols","The number of information exchanges between Housing SA and other State Government departments (SAPOL, Mental Health and Substance Abuse and Department for Correctional Services) via memorandum of understandings and protocols.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/02c4c5df-2e85-46ac-b235-800992e7ff01","2017-11-23T00:55:48.200527","2018-11-21T05:04:21.525249","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Department, Information, Memorandum, Protocols","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1396,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report - National Reg Framework for CHPs","The number of community housing providers registered under the National regulatory system for community housing providers in South Australia. The National Regulatory System for Community Housing (NRSCH) commenced in South Australia under the Community Housing Providers (National Law) (South Australia) Act 2013 on 1 April 2014. Community housing providers are divided into three categories of registration referred to as Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4c1bc23d-1c75-41d3-8d74-dff42d22870c","2017-11-23T01:18:18.242939","2018-11-21T05:06:06.439958","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Community, Housing, Regulatory, Tier","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1397,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report – Regulation of Housing Standards","All residential properties must meet the minimum standards in the Housing Improvement Act 2016. The Housing Safety Authority can declare a property to be substandard. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f8f6efcb-0b3d-43f6-86d1-ee5b67a610a3","2017-11-23T03:55:59.792468","2018-11-21T05:01:07.193331","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Community, Housing, Regulatory, Tier","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1398,"South Australian Housing Trust Annual Report – Social Housing Stock","The total number of Social Housing properties in South Australia managed by Housing SA, Renewal SA and the Community Housing sector.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6b420e31-668c-4725-b3c9-aee6d681d036","2017-11-23T04:09:22.978339","2018-11-21T04:49:33.861256","HousingInfoRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Housing Authority","Community, Indigenous, Public, Stock","government-reporting-and-policy, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1399,"South Australian Labour Force","This dataset is based on a sample survey of approximately 2,000 South Australian households. The two main ‘series types’ are Trend and Seasonally Adjusted.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/66660415-07ba-413b-bffd-027b4859b920","2013-05-21T02:43:03.753848","2016-10-25T04:50:16.217307","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Employment, Jobs, Labour Force, Skills, Unemployment Rate","finance-and-employment"],
    [1400,"South Australian Major Mines/Quarries and Mineral Projects","The South Australian operating and approved major mines and related resource information.  \n\nAvailable format: ESRI Shape, MAPINFO Tab, Google Earth KMZ and WMS/WFS.\n\nDownload Instructions: From SARIG http://map.sarig.sa.gov.au/Shortcut/MiningProjects select 'Active Layers' and click the download icon.\n\n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ee80c4e3-3aed-4d80-9226-8f898c040a9b","2013-11-29T03:48:11.922895","2020-02-24T01:26:07.973607","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","geospatial, minerals, mining, mining projects, spatial","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1401,"South Australian Monitoring and Surveillance System: Target, Trends at a glance & Indicator reports","South Australian Monitoring and Surveillance System (SAMSS) is a population health survey that monitors trends in health risk factors and chronic disease. Data is collected every month for about 600 adults and children using the CATI (Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing) system.\n \nData in tables published in Target, Trends at a glance [TAG] and Indicator reports will be made available, not the individual person level records in SAMSS.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c1a77b0e-84df-4ac7-9f4d-bf1f6b92d265","2014-06-20T03:13:03.384185","2019-06-18T07:11:21.124972","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Breakdowns by age, sex and other demographic variables","2002 to 2015",null,"State as a whole, and large geographical areas such as Local Health Networks and Medicare Locals","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","alcohol, anxiety, arthritis, asthma, BMI, cancer, cardiovascular, carers, children, cholesterol, chronic condition, chronic diseases, consumption, COPD, CVD, depression, diabetes, disability, drink consumption, fast food, food insecurity, fried potato consumption, fruit, Health, health service use, hypertension, mean proportion, mental health, metropolitan, milk consumption, obese, osteoporosis, overweight, physical, physical activity, Population, population health, psychological, risk factor, risk factors, rural access, screen time, socioeconomic, suicidal ideation, trend, unhealthy weight, vegetable, Vegetable, walking, water consumption, water consumptn., weight, wellbeing","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1402,"South Australian Museum Arachnology Collection","The Arachnology Collection at the South Australian Museum contains around 300,000 arachnids as well as many centipedes and millipedes (Myriapoda). Of these around 56,000 have been databased.\n\nSpider specimens make up the largest component, with some 200,000 specimens stored in alcohol. The Sparassidae (huntsman spiders) are particularly well represented in the collection with over 2000 Australasian specimens.\n\nThe collection also houses a significant mite (Acarina) collection (about 45,000 specimens) in alcohol or on glass microscope slides, approximately 5000 scorpion (Scorpiones) specimens and a smaller number of Myriapoda specimens (about 3600).\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the [Darwin Core](http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm) metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the [Atlas of Living Australia](http://www.ala.org.au/) (ALA) and the [Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums](http://www.ozcam.org.au/) (OZCAM). \n\nData sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. Both of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the [Spatial Analysis Portal](http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies.\n\nThe ALA also has a fully documented [API](http://api.ala.org.au/)\n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes.\n\nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/6812c858-5ff1-4188-9997-befffbc42dbe","2016-06-24T05:00:45.749753","2020-02-18T01:13:20.998657","CollectionsData@samuseum.sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1880-01-01","2016-01-01","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records ","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","acari, animals, arachnids, biological science, biology, ecology, myriapods, nature, science, taxonomy, wildlife","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1403,"South Australian Museum - Australian Helminthological Collection","The Australian Helminthological Collection (AHC) of the South Australian Museum includes approximately 42,000 registered lots of helminths (e.g. nematodes, tapeworms, and other parasitic flatworms).  Most helminths in the collection are from Australian native vertebrates, but there is material from Australian domestic and zoo animals, livestock and humans and from hosts collected overseas.  Many of the worms in this collection were donated by one of Australia’s most famous parasitologists and zoologists, Professor T. Harvey Johnston.  Some of Johnston’s specimens were collected when he travelled to Antarctica as Chief Zoologist with Sir Douglas Mawson in 1929 as part of the British, Australian and New Zealand Antarctic Research Expeditions.  \nMaterial is either kept in bottles of ethanol or mounted on microscope slides.  The AHC is used frequently by researchers and students, nationally and internationally, for taxonomic and biodiversity studies.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f47e5aea-fbcc-49b8-b1b3-b48dca31ec79","2013-05-25T04:34:09.962514","2020-03-17T01:50:08.994682","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1860-2014",null,"Primarily whole of Australia, some international records.","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","biodiversity, biological, ecology, environment, helminthology, helminths, nature, parasites, parasitology, science, taxonomy, wildlife, worms, zoology","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1404,"South Australian Museum - Complaints","Data detailing complaints for the South Australian Museum. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c39fe206-a5b4-4df5-805e-7095aaf6d04e","2019-08-15T04:04:04.497286","2019-12-15T23:58:26.137371","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","complaints",null],
    [1405,"South Australian Museum - Consultants","Data regarding consultants for the South Australian Museum. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c0217995-614f-4724-849a-3d5f032da0dd","2019-08-15T03:56:41.725035","2019-12-09T01:09:25.753421","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","consultants",null],
    [1406,"South Australian Museum - Contractors","Data detailing contractors for the South Australian Museum. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/93b403e1-2660-4678-ad59-225f9c06081b","2019-08-15T03:58:27.191500","2019-12-09T01:09:06.088144","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","contractors",null],
    [1407,"South Australian Museum - Executive Employment","Data detailing executive employment at the South Australian Museum.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1acd777b-4877-452f-ac3a-36e3ef8d404c","2019-08-15T03:53:56.674169","2019-12-09T01:08:44.186137","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","Executive Emlpoyment","arts-culture-history"],
    [1408,"South Australian Museum - Fraud","Data detailing fraud detected at the South Australian Museum. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e50f5de4-1568-4bf9-880a-b481edfc9231","2019-08-15T04:00:51.826093","2019-12-09T01:07:21.373770","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","fraud",null],
    [1409,"South Australian Museum Herpetology Collection","Over 70,000 specimens have been registered in this collection, which has a particular emphasis on South Australian and arid zone fauna. A second major regional focus is Melanesia, especially the island of New Guinea (Papua New Guinea and Papua Province, Indonesia), with some 6,000 registered specimens. Most material is formalin-fixed and stored in 70% alcohol, with tadpoles stored in formalin. There is a significant dry skeletal collection of over 1,500 specimens, mostly skulls, and this will continue to be expanded. Since 1980, the great majority of specimens acquired (approx. 40,000) have had tissue samples (mostly liver) taken for genetic and biochemical research. These are held in the S.A. Museum's Australian Biological Tissue Collection. All specimens are individually registered and the data entered on a collections management system. All specimens are stored on-site in the S.A. Museum Science Centre alcohol storage facilities.\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the [Darwin Core](http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm) metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the [Atlas of Living Australia](http://www.ala.org.au/) (ALA) and the [Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums](http://www.ozcam.org.au/) (OZCAM). \n\nData sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. Both of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the [Spatial Analysis Portal](http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies.\n\nThe ALA also has a fully documented [API](http://api.ala.org.au/)\n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes.\n\nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement. \n\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/e0cc2850-5096-44ec-9602-7b5abfaa2094","2013-03-21T05:07:17.288715","2020-02-18T01:28:14.693870","CollectionsData@samuseum.sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1880-2014",null,"Primarily whole of Australia, some international records (4.4%)","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","amphibians, biological, biological sciences, ecology, environment, fauna, frogs, herpetology, lizards, nature, reptiles, science, snakes, taxonomy, wildlife","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1410,"South Australian Museum Ichthyology Collection","The South Australian Museum fish collection is comprised of over eleven thousand registered lots. The collection has a strong regional focus with freshwater fishes of southern and central Australia and Southern Ocean marine fishes, including deep-sea species, well represented.\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the [Darwin Core](http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm) metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the [Atlas of Living Australia](http://www.ala.org.au/) (ALA) and the [Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums](http://www.ozcam.org.au/) (OZCAM). Data sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. \n\nBoth of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the [Spatial Analysis Portal](http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies. \n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes. \nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/a09d615c-79f1-4918-9cb4-8c4c636c80eb","2013-03-21T05:15:15.690837","2020-02-18T23:51:32.608265","CollectionsData@samuseum.sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1880-2014",null,"Primarily whole of Australia, some international records","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","biological sciences, ecology, environment, fish, history, ichthyology, marine, Marine Conservation, nature, ocean, rivers, science, sea, stream, taxonomy, water, waterways","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1411,"South Australian Museum Mammalogy Collection","There are over 24,000 specimens in this collection, including skulls, skins, skeletons, spirit specimens, photographs and frozen tissue. It includes over 1600 marine mammals and its comprehensiveness makes this collection the best of its kind in Australia. Other strengths of the collection include South Australian arid zone native mammals, many specimens of extinct species such as the thylacine and large numbers of bat species.\n\nThe collection has also historical importance as it includes many specimens from early expeditions in Australia and to the subantarctic Islands and Antarctica. Well-known people such as Sir Douglas Mawson, Edgar R. Waite and Hedley Finlayson have contributed to the collection.\n\nThe mammal collection includes sub-fossils and remains from owl pellets. This collection consists entirely of Australian material with 20000 - 25000 specimens covering 76 mammal species (including introduced species). The collection is made up of bulk bone deposits from the floor of caves, bones excavated from sinkholes, bones extracted from predator scats (eg. dingoes, foxes and Ghost Bats), pellets from birds of prey, particularly barn owls (both recent and pre-settlement material), and stick nest rat nests and middens. The sub-fossil collection is the second best of its kind in Australia.\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the Darwin Core metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA: http://www.ala.org.au/) and the Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums (OZCAM: http://www.ozcam.org.au/). Information about Darwin Core can be found here: http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm. Data sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. \nBoth of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the Spatial Analysis Portal (http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies. \n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes. \n\nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement.\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Quarterly","/data/dataset/35f2b0e5-a207-4114-b2c5-b2f12aa8b8ad","2013-03-21T05:53:24.949394","2020-02-18T01:29:11.710141","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1880-2014","N/A","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records ","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","animals, biological sciences, biology, ecology, environment, history, mammalogy, mammals, nature, science, taxonomy, wildlife","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1412,"South Australian Museum Marine Invertebrates collection","The Marine invertebrates collection is currently represented by 23 phyla and holds more than one million specimen lots including 1,700 holotypes, 11,300 secondary types, 33,000 registered lots and 1,400 microscope slide preparations.  Specimens include molluscs, crustaceans, worms, sponges, jellyfish, corals and sea anemones, sea stars and sea urchins.\n\nOf these specimens about 5,500 have been databased and are accessible through the Atlas of Living Australia, more than 1500 of them with digital images of the specimen and label.\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the [Darwin Core](http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm) metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the [Atlas of Living Australia](http://www.ala.org.au/) (ALA) and the [Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums](http://www.ozcam.org.au/) (OZCAM). \n\nData sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. Both of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the [Spatial Analysis Portal](http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies.\n\nThe ALA also has a fully documented [API](http://api.ala.org.au/)\n\nThe Museum has also been using the ALA's Online Volunteer Digitisation Portal, [DIGIVOL](https://volunteer.ala.org.au/) to digitise the data for Marine Invertebrate specimens. To facilitate this a large quantity of specimens have been imaged.\n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes.\n\nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/c82dc4f6-85d7-4999-b5d5-6eeb97dfef85","2016-07-05T03:33:27.070432","2017-05-08T02:34:29.724267","CollectionsData@samuseum.sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1880-01-01","2016-01-01","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records ","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","animals, echinodermata, images, marine invertebrates, nature, science, taxonomy",null],
    [1413,"South Australian Museum Meteorite Collection","The meteorite collection contains representative material from over 150 Australian and overseas meteorites, with the focus mainly on those that have been found in South Australia. The collection includes pieces from significant international meteorites, such as the Indian Shergotty and Egyptian Nakhla falls, since determined to have originated from Mars. The data includes the locality and date of finds, weight and other descriptive information, and information about their acquisition.\n\nThe South Australian Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. The full dataset is published on data.sa.gov.au as a .csv file. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1436651b-0684-42f1-b2e3-7dd113e2c007","2013-05-25T04:42:17.987059","2016-07-03T23:29:22.729078","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records.","1860-2014","N/A","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records.","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","energy, environment, history, meteorites, minerals, nature, science, water","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1414,"South Australian Museum Minerals Collection","This collection includes approximately 33000 registered mineral specimens representing the range of minerals found in South Australia. More than 1500 species are represented, providing good coverage of the species and localities from across South Australia. The museum holds significant collections such as the Francis Collection, a comprehensive collection of the minerals of the Precambrian iron formations of the Middleback Ranges, quartz crystals from Mount Lofty Ranges White Rock Quarry, the Hall and Dunstan Collections, including secondary minerals of Broken Hill, and the O’Neill Collection, representing the Olympic Dam copper-gold-uranium deposit. The collection includes specimens from historically significant copper mines in Burra, Moonta and Wallaroo, and from South Australian opal fields. The data includes information about mineral species, varieties, localities from which specimens were collected and information about their acquisition.\n\nThe South Australian Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. The full dataset is published on data.sa.gov.au as a .csv file.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial","active","Linked","Annually","/data/dataset/fe72a51c-def3-4229-b58c-cf9fef5d30ba","2013-05-25T04:48:34.200039","2016-07-08T02:32:04.460744","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records.","1865-2014","N/A","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records.","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","environment, geology, history, mineralogy, minerals, nature, resources, science","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1415,"South Australian Museum Ornithology Collection","This section houses over 55,000 registered and 6,000 unregistered specimens including skins, eggs, skeletons, nests and spirit collections. It has an excellent collection of South Australian species, both historical and recent, a large collection of stomach contents, which is used to determine diets, and an Australia wide collection of eggs. \n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the Darwin Core metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA: http://www.ala.org.au/) and the Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums (OZCAM: http://www.ozcam.org.au/). Information about Darwin Core can be found here: http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm. Data sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. \n\nBoth of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the Spatial Analysis Portal (http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies. \n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes. \nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Quarterly","/data/dataset/a4fbf1a3-bb6f-4b59-860a-3283200e7a90","2013-03-21T05:59:59.088745","2020-02-18T01:29:42.117037","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1860-2014","N/A","Primarily whole of Australia, some international records","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","Biological, biological sciences, birds, ecology, environment, history, nature, ornithology, science, taxonomy, wildlife","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1416,"South Australian Museum Terrestrial Invertebrate Collection","The collection has Australia-wide and Indo-Pacific representation, plus some world specimens for comparative purposes. The collection comprises 1200000 pinned specimens, 450000 specimens in spirit and 20000 slides. There are 8670 holotypes, of which 5000 are from the A.M. Lea beetle collection. There are 23000 other types. In summary, the entomological collections Class Insecta comprise 662 Australian families and 85,961 known Australian species. \nThe arachnological collections comprise spiders (50000 specimens in alcohol), mites (25000 slide mounts and 20000 specimens in alcohol), scorpions (5000 specimens in alcohol) and myriapods. \nImages from this collection are available on the Atlas of Living Australia.\n\nThe SA Museum manages this dataset using the KE EMu collection management system. It is interpreted into the [Darwin Core](http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/index.htm) metadata schema (DwC) and semi-regularly exported to the [Atlas of Living Australia](http://www.ala.org.au/) (ALA) and the [Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums](http://www.ozcam.org.au/) (OZCAM). \n\nData sourced from Australian museums on both the ALA and OZCAM should be identical, but on ALA they are combined with observational data from citizen science initiatives and other sources. Both of those sites make it possible to combine, interrogate and analyse data through web services such as the [Spatial Analysis Portal](http://spatial.ala.org.au/). In the Spatial Portal ALA data can be combined with meteorological and other environmental data sourced from and made accessible by relevant government agencies.\n\nThe ALA also has a fully documented [API](http://api.ala.org.au/)\n\nData about endangered species are either withheld from online publication, or coordinates or other data are obscured on the ALA and OZCAM. In those circumstances more specific information is available directly from SA Museum collection managers if it is genuinely required for research purposes.\n\nSA Museum data can be downloaded in full from the Atlas of Living Australia, or broken down into discipline specific parts (e.g. Herpetology, Mammalogy etc). On download the ALA will request an email address (not mandatory) and a reason for download (mandatory) – this is required to track usage of the ALA data to help data providers determine priorities for upload and improvement. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/a81870be-82eb-4868-81e9-0a8d11622675","2013-03-21T05:57:20.220041","2016-07-05T03:45:43.422359","CollectionsData@samuseum.sa.gov.au","Individual specimen records","1860-2014",null,"Primarily whole of Australia, some international records.","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","arachnology, biology, ecology, entomology, environment, history, images, insects, mites, nature, science, scorpions, spiders, taxonomy, wildlife","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1417,"South Australian Museum - Whistle Blowers","Data detailing whistle blowers for the South Australian Museum. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ad435283-7254-4467-b4bc-0afa4fc54b1f","2019-08-15T04:02:36.377113","2019-12-09T01:08:18.617465","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","whistle blowers",null],
    [1418,"South Australian Museum - Work Health and Safety","Data detailing workplace injury claims, work health and safety regulations and return to work costs for the South Australian Museum","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/779c678d-6dc6-4ae4-b25a-ea5bf39c9a2b","2019-08-15T02:02:11.516432","2019-12-09T01:07:54.505235","museumboard@samuseum.sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Museum","work health and safety","arts-culture-history"],
    [1419,"South Australian Mothers and Babies","The South Australian perinatal statistics collection is data collected from births in SA, notified by hospital and homebirth midwives and neonatal nurses. Further information can be found at the [SA Health Website.](https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/public+content/sa+health+internet/about+us/health+statistics/pregnancy+outcome+statistics/pregnancy+outcome+statistics?contentIDR=bcf3758041ffde5595e8bdf8b1e08c6d&useDefaultText=1&useDefaultDesc=1)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e0752905-814d-4cb6-a0cd-538b66079688","2014-05-28T07:37:21.346055","2018-08-15T01:13:34.412551","HealthPregnancyStats@sa.gov.au","Aggregated by Local Health Networks","2007-07-01","2016-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","births, pregnancy, statistics","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1420,"South Australian Photographs","Photographs relating to South Australia feature localities across the state, houses and buildings, portraits, social and historical events, industry, farming, transport and more.\n\nDivided into four time periods:\n\n- pre 1900\n- 1900 - 1919\n- 1920 - 1949\n- 1950 onwards","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/62c4e993-8d5b-48a4-9d11-9e9dd4708455","2013-03-07T14:40:31.091907","2019-08-29T04:36:26.010768","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"1800-01-01","2019-05-20","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","agriculture, buildings, community, education, historical, history, industrial, photographs, portraits, transport","arts-culture-history, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1421,"South Australian Photographs World War 1 1914-1929","This dataset is an extract from the photographic collections of the State Library of South Australia and is related to World War 1.The set includes individual photographs and those that were collected in albums. \nContent includes portraits of soldiers, marches, camps, group shots, on location in the Dardanelles, and Western front, activities on the home front  eg Cheer Up Societies, memorial dedications, captured albums eg captured German and Turkish images.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/49266c9b-ae27-47bc-8e23-866a2d027403","2013-05-31T07:08:43.848160","2019-08-29T04:37:07.788643","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Australia, South Australia, Adelaide, Turkey, Gallipoli, France, Belgium, Egypt","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","albums, camps, dedications, marches, memorials, portraits, soldiers","arts-culture-history, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1422,"South Australian Preschool Enrolments in their Eligible Year as at Term 2 2014","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 2 2014).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5b9a4f5a-7c6c-478a-9fcb-dae00e1fe0a5","2015-05-29T02:19:40.864511","2015-05-29T02:20:49.370520","datasa@sa.gov.au","Data is collected based on a 2 week reference period","2014-05","2015-05","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, kindergarten, participation, preschool","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1423,"South Australian Preschool Enrolments in their Eligible Year as at Term 2 2015","List of South Australian Government Preschools with the number of children enrolled in their eligible year, as at the most recent data collection (Term 2 2015). ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a31f14eb-4c5e-48aa-ad19-51a8b1c2ea83","2016-06-28T00:40:22.918553","2016-06-28T01:40:17.859576","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Data is collected based on a 2 week reference period","2016-05-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","children, demographics, education, enrolment, kindergarten, participation, preschool","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1424,"South Australian Red Cross Information Bureau","Between 1916 and 1919 the South Australian Red Cross Information Bureau undertook research into over eight thousand enquiries from family and friends of missing Australian Imperial Force personnel who fought in WW1. The data contains the names and service detail of the soldier enquired upon and eyewitness; name and address of enquirer, dates of death, locations, National Archives barcode for soldier war service records, date range of enquiry, battalion name.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/59af795b-aa47-4633-8405-b61b9da8e574","2015-06-16T07:13:31.330095","2016-07-04T06:14:08.552618","datasa@sa.gov.au","High","1915-01-01","1919-12-30","South Australia, WW1 campaigns – Dardanelles - Gallipoli, Western Front - Belgium, France, Middle East – Egypt, Palestine, Jordan; and Ancillary services - England, Germany, Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","history, missing soliders, red cross, war, world war, World War 1, WW1","arts-culture-history, health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1425,"South Australian Sheet Music 1852-1927","Selected sheet music (100 individual songs) related to or published in South Australia. The collection is particularly strong on the genre of patriotic songs from World War One and sentimental ballads. Includes full colour scan of the sheet music and additional contextual research. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/02f2e8e0-f843-4a37-9e0a-eeb4d366991c","2013-03-07T14:38:12.818813","2019-08-29T02:33:15.378498","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1852-1927","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","ballads, patriotic, Popular music, song","arts-culture-history"],
    [1426,"South Australian Signalised Intersections and Crossings","Number of Individual Lamps at Signalised Intersections and Crossings","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/a9cf6a81-9454-4d43-9dab-66b85439bf01","2017-06-28T23:11:32.974172","2018-05-03T06:58:39.308231","David.Richardson@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Intersections, Traffic Lights, Traffic Signals","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1427,"South Australians of World War 1 Photographs Flickr set","A selection (542) of portraits of soldiers. This set of portraits comes from our Chamberlain Collection and includes portraits of Soldiers prior to embarkation in studios and at various military camps in South Australia including Morphettville and Jubilee Oval.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/0384a465-903c-4b2b-93ec-826acbe2c66b","2013-05-21T09:06:33.212603","2020-02-24T02:07:29.790770","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"1914-1916",null,"Adelaide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","AIF, ANZAC, battalions, Chamberlain Collection, death, European War, Great War, history, horse, military, missing, obituary, portraits, soldier, soldiers, war, World War 1, WW1","arts-culture-history, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1428,"South Australian State Budget 2017-18","On 22 June 2017, the Hon. Tom Koutsantonis released the 2017–18 State Budget. \n\"We are protecting existing jobs and trying to help our traditional manufacturers survive in tougher economic conditions. We are backing our steel-makers in Whyalla and supporting component manufacturers in the car industry to develop new products and markets. We can do all this because of our prudent fiscal management that ensures we deliver a budget that records an operating surplus this year and across the forward estimates, meeting all our fiscal targets. This is a Labor Budget, a budget that will grow the jobs of today and create the jobs of the future. This is a budget that puts South Australians first.\"","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/5177a0b9-4f7e-4f67-97b0-9e74e8bdde20","2017-06-22T23:37:04.182511","2017-06-22T23:53:02.746086","CommServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","budget, budget 2017 2018, economic data, economy, finance","finance-and-employment, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1429,"South Australian subset of National Pollutant Inventory (NPI) Data","The NPI is a national program which consists of an internet-based database that provides free information to the community, government and industry on the emissions and transfers of 93 substances that have been identified as important due to their possible effect on human health and the environment. The NPI database (http://www.npi.gov.au/) is searchable by many options such as dataset, form and map which is unique as it shows on a geographical basis, where substances are being emitted and in what amounts. The NPI team based within the SA EPA collect and validate industry reported data (similar to all other state NPI teams).\n\nPrior to the publication of the entire NPI dataset in 2017 (https://data.gov.au/dataset/npi) the annual emissions of NPI substances reported in South Australia from industries that trip NPI reporting thresholds were provided as annual datasets (2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015). These datasets are provided here for historical reasons, to ensure any users of these datasets are not affected by their removal. For the latest and more comprehensive data that contains emissions and transfers reported by industries across Australia, please refer to the data provided by the Commonwealth NPI available at data.gov.au; https://data.gov.au/dataset/npi ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a8332257-a1db-47f6-a138-930b715f57d4","2014-06-20T02:16:56.044261","2018-11-23T00:25:49.507292","npi@epa.sa.gov.au","Annual facility data provided to Commonwealth and reviewed by SA EPA","2012-01-02","2015-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, Emissions, environment, National Pollutant Inventory, NPI","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1430,"South Australia Primary Industries Scorecard Primary Production 5 Year Summary","An overview of South Australia’s primary Industries production including volume, value and per unit price by sector and commodity between 2014–15 and 2018–19.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6632615c-dd3c-422d-bca7-f4ffae80b6d8","2019-02-24T23:36:57.493778","2020-02-26T23:37:39.028664","jayne.robertson@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Primary Industries, primary production, Scorecard","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1431,"South Eastern Conservation and Drainage Board Annual Report Data","South Eastern Conservation and Drainage Board Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c2fe5db1-9ff0-411d-a382-cbcb0504aed6","2017-10-10T01:38:22.132243","2020-01-06T03:21:21.584667","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Annual Report, Environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1432,"South East Ground Water Levels","Aquifers south of Naracoorte, in the South East, hold some of the best quality groundwater in Australia; highly valued for agriculture. This dataset includes groundwater wells where water level information is available, for a portion of the region.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/c2192907-c5e2-42ec-9cbd-41f6123030d9","2014-06-16T05:56:02.019116","2016-06-08T10:35:49.275413","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Frequency of water level readings varies between wells","Various periodic water sampling","N/A","Drawn box from Naracoorte to Millicent, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","groundwater, Water level","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1433,"South East Groundwater Salinity","Aquifers south of Naracoorte, in the South East, hold some of the best quality groundwater in Australia; highly valued for agriculture. This dataset includes groundwater wells where water salinity information is available, for a portion of the region.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/4666f1a7-cde4-40d0-85ef-f7ec2aec7ca9","2014-06-16T06:27:09.193625","2016-06-08T06:06:11.356612","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Frequency of water sampling varies between wells","Various periodic water sampling","N/A","Drawn box from Naracoorte to Millicent, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","groundwater, water quality, water salinity","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1434,"South East NRM Board Annual Report Data","South East NRM Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f4c4b8bb-1bb9-4fe7-b5ea-9a052a552994","2017-07-23T23:33:08.570479","2019-02-22T00:03:11.082757","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1435,"Southern Adelaide Local Health Network (SALHN)","The Southern Adelaide Local Health Network (SALHN) provides care for more than 350,000 people living in the southern metropolitan area of Adelaide, as well as providing a number of statewide services to those in regional areas. SALHN encompasses the Flinders Medical Centre, the Repatriation General Hospital and the Noarlunga Hospital, along with intermediate care services provided at GP Plus Super Clinics, Aboriginal Health and Family Clinics and the Aged Care Assessment Team. Southern Adelaide Local Health Network Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data Southern Adelaide Local Health Network Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7f817a68-6e48-4499-9fe1-adf16b8b5544","2017-09-12T05:03:52.603347","2019-11-20T01:08:31.130121","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual report, Complaints, Consultants, data, Executive, Fraud, Health","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1436,"Specific student populations with a disability","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students with a disability that are members of specific populations collected from 2013 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.\n\nSpecific populations students are:\n\n*   Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islanders – Students who are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin and who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.\n\n*   Non-English Speaking Background – Students who are from a non-English speaking background, including students born overseas with at least one parent/guardian being from a non-English speaking background. This excludes temporary residents and students speaking Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) Languages. \n\n*   Guardianship of the Minister – Students for which the Youth Court have granted a Guardianship Order to the Minister, either for a specified period of time or until the age of 18.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/92906b47-ab32-4b7e-a72b-34a2bd6884d7","2018-05-11T05:39:50.980541","2019-05-17T04:09:46.405482","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by group and year","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, groups, schools, students",null],
    [1437,"Sports and activity providers registered for sports vouchers","Details of all providers registered with the Office for Recreation and Sport to accept Sport Vouchers.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/c1ce1428-4915-44a1-a936-f7d0d8c63678","2017-08-22T00:20:59.656343","2017-08-22T00:35:41.329852","tim.wyatt@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-02-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","provider, recreation, sport, voucher","sports-and-recreation"],
    [1438,"Sports Vouchers Issued","Details of all Sport Vouchers that have been redeemed since February 2015 as part of the Sport Voucher program","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/14daba50-04ff-46c6-8468-9fa593b9f100","2017-08-21T23:27:55.323403","2017-08-22T00:13:23.103597","tim.wyatt@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-02-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","club, sport, sports club, voucher",null],
    [1439,"Stamp Duty Off-the-plan Concessions","The concession provides a full stamp duty concession on a transfer of a new apartment or substantially refurbished apartment for a contract entered into from 31 May 2012 to 30 June 2014 (capped at stamp duty payable on a $500 000 apartment) and a partial concession from 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/08f1fb13-37d2-4d63-a50c-caa960a19747","2016-09-02T07:00:20.566151","2016-09-02T07:01:39.363416","CommServices@sa.gov.au","Aggregate","2012-05-31",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","concession, housing, tax","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1440,"State Electorates","State Electoral District boundaries as determined by the Electoral Districts Boundaries Commission","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6f1f602b-1e1f-4158-8445-56dd34d2914e","2014-07-08T01:11:41.979524","2020-02-24T02:25:49.186100","william.watt@sa.gov.au",null,"Current",null,"Statewide","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","electoral boundaries, electoral office","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1441,"State Flora Catalogue","State Flora’s Nursery Catalogue describes over 900 species of Australian native plants including trees and shrubs, groundcovers, grasses, rushes, sedges and climbing plants. The plants are listed in categories and in each category the plants are listed by their botanical name (common names are included) in alphabetical order.\n\nThe catalogue details general growing characteristics and plant requirements as a guide. It also details the regions of South Australia to which each species is indigenous as well as the conservation status of these species.\n\nIt should be noted that State Flora propagates other species that are not included in the catalogue.\n\nAttribution Link: http://www.environment.sa.gov.au/our-places/State_Flora/Catalogue\n\nAttribution Label: State Flora\n\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/fc9ff9ba-015f-45a0-8503-9355c1fb9c5c","2014-07-07T04:24:00.436211","2016-06-08T10:46:02.177425","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","2011 - Current","N/A","South Australian","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","australian natives, biological, conservation, flora, grasses, native, nature, nursery, plants, shrubs, species, trees","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1442,"State Herbarium of South Australia Specimen Collection","Data related to the State Herbarium of SA’s specimen collection of native and naturalised plants, macroalgae and macrofungi. Currently over 720,000 records that include species name, location and date collected. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/d7ef7df2-9871-4eaa-b878-899e249bce44","2016-06-02T03:36:26.053227","2016-06-16T00:37:17.669687","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"1654-02-11","current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1443,"State Heritage Areas","A state heritage area is a clearly defined region with outstanding natural or cultural elements significant to South Australia's development and identity. A state heritage area is notable for its distinct character or 'sense of place', formed by:\n\n- buildings and structures\n- spaces and allotments\n- patterns of streets\n- natural features or the developed landscape.\n\nState Heritage Areas in South Australia have been designated under the South Australian Heritage Act 1978 and authorised under the Development Act 1993.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fdbb11f8-5338-4297-97a0-c7664cea99c2","2016-06-27T02:06:28.310222","2020-02-18T05:54:57.854265","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, heritage, local heritage, local history","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1444,"State History Collection (features)","The History Trust of South Australia is responsible for the State History Collection, a collection of objects relevant to the history of South Australia. Strengths of this collection reflect the collecting areas of our three museums: the Migration Museum, the South Australian Maritime Museum and the National Motor Museum.\nThis dataset is a small feature selection of around 200 museum objects from across the organisation and will grow as we continue our digitisation program.\n\nPlease note that the license selected on this dataset it is not a blanket CC-BY-NC as there are some items that have different and possible more restrictive copyright. These license conditions are specified in the metadata under the Copyright, License and Usage Restrictions fields. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a6457e37-6d36-4277-9318-dfe63ff28358","2017-06-27T02:05:38.344832","2017-07-27T23:54:53.357526","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"1836-01-01","1970-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","historic photographs, history, photographs","arts-culture-history"],
    [1445,"State Maintained Roads"," The State Maintained Roads dataset is derived from the TopoRoad dataset that is jointly maintained by DEWNR & DPTI. The Common Road Referencing System (CRRS) assigns a unique number to all roads of interest to Department for Planning,Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) (currently or previously maintained) and defines the start, direction and end of the road for linear referencing (i.e. driven distance) purposes. The system defines reference points with known linear distances (known as road running distance). DPTI asset information is recorded in databases referenced using CRRS standards. This data set is for the Roads Maintained by the State or Federal Government. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/23633a1b-27c6-41fc-84cc-e43afc24996f","2016-07-28T04:41:01.029334","2020-02-24T02:28:10.466175","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","roads","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1446,"State Opera of South Australia Public Complaints 2012-2019","State Opera of South Australia Public Complaints","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/0c7d380f-31a0-40b7-ad69-6aed272f88ea","2018-01-31T06:04:45.635117","2019-09-13T02:36:15.938180","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1447,"State Opera South Australia Consultants 2012-2019","State Opera South Australia Consultants ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/42fd49cb-b4cc-44c0-8a5a-407ba4ad66af","2018-01-31T05:30:07.941510","2019-09-13T02:34:55.949948","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1448,"State Opera South Australia Contractors 2018-2019","State Opera South Australia Contractors ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e1acdb76-3037-4b8f-a611-83aea43b2f47","2018-09-25T05:00:22.238307","2019-09-25T06:42:00.569778","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,null],
    [1449,"State Opera South Australia Executive Employment 2012-2019","State Opera South Australia Executive Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5bcb287f-2146-4c30-bfe7-304123caebdb","2018-01-31T04:51:12.620147","2019-09-13T02:39:04.078467","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1450,"State Opera of South Australia Fraud Detected 2012-2019","State Opera of South Australia Fraud Detected","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/635132ae-b237-4a07-aa7c-560b4e44b67b","2018-01-31T04:33:35.709088","2019-09-13T02:41:04.008068","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1451,"State Opera of South Australia Whistleblowers Disclosure 2012-2019","State Opera of South Australia Whistleblowers disclosure","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5626a988-d3fd-4324-b054-ba41281bc58c","2018-01-31T04:44:43.980437","2019-09-13T02:42:13.575660","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1452,"State Opera South Australia WHS Reporting 2018-2019","State Opera South Australia WHS Reporting","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/af8e5fd4-f0b3-4726-b617-ff9141c97fd1","2018-09-25T04:46:25.950737","2019-09-13T02:39:54.977079","info@saopera.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Opera South Australia",null,null],
    [1453,"State Procurement Board Annual Report Data","State Procurement Board Annual Report data. Includes Public Complaints, Contractors and Consultants.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f593165b-dea0-4f61-a8e0-73f2384c12b9","2017-09-25T03:42:47.830874","2019-09-09T00:21:01.062326","CommServices@sa.gov.au","Across government","2012-07-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Treasury and Finance","Annual Report, Complaints, State Procurement Board","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1454,"State Records - Linear Metres of Unaccessioned Records","Linear metres of unaccessioned records held by State Records of South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/faeaed50-0031-476a-af91-b3b0cb1d682c","2017-10-25T23:54:38.068972","2019-12-03T04:24:43.980917","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, linear metres, State Records, Unaccessioned records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1455,"State Records of South Australia Annual Report Performance Summary","Reported key statistics on an annual basis as published in the State Records of South Australia Annual Report","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a84b3640-1a64-49e6-934a-d7107ee38710","2019-10-29T03:26:16.644865","2019-11-06T10:52:02.628409","datasa@sa.gov.au","Unit","2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","annual report, Annual report data, archive, performance, records, state records",null],
    [1456,"State Records - Records relating to Access to records in State Records' custody","Records relating to access to records in State Records' custody","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/04d07af5-b8ac-449e-b9e6-f1a3f61d725b","2017-10-26T01:13:05.480345","2019-12-03T04:20:50.768154","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","access, archive, records, State Records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1457,"State Records - Records relating to arrangement and description","Records relating to arrangement and description of records held by State Records","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/29f06b8c-7fc2-4a8f-8317-87a70137e68a","2017-10-26T00:50:39.108115","2019-12-03T04:24:17.811762","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, arrangement and description, records, State Records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1458,"State Records - Records relating to repository capacity","Records relating to the capacity of State Records of South Australia's repository","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/0a3cdfd5-e48c-4e46-82fb-7624e72ff068","2017-10-26T00:53:29.079036","2019-12-03T04:23:49.587085","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, repository, repository capacity, State Records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1459,"State Records - Records relating to shelf metres of temporary storage","Records relating to the shelf metres of records in temporary storage held in State Records of South Australia's repository","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/b55e646f-74dc-48ae-acf7-c177ae0f0aa3","2017-10-26T00:57:09.519326","2019-12-03T04:21:56.548689","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","repository, shelf metres, State Records, temporary storage","arts-culture-history"],
    [1460,"State Records - Records relating to training","Records relating to training conducted by State Records","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/9568af57-165e-4d5f-8d7f-35e0eb37a654","2017-10-26T01:01:22.987623","2019-12-03T04:21:25.387125","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, State Records, training","arts-culture-history"],
    [1461,"State Records - Records removed from the custody of State Records","Records removed from the custody of State Records","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/cb253c22-c9e8-4213-a322-dbecdda27f5d","2017-10-26T01:04:49.122278","2019-12-03T04:23:22.907662","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","records, state records","arts-culture-history"],
    [1462,"State Records - Transfers not yet finalised","Records of transfers not yet finalised","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/193901df-ba4e-4cc5-997d-f89962e6a7b6","2017-10-26T01:07:11.803712","2019-12-03T04:22:56.531382","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","not finalised, records, State Records, transfers","arts-culture-history"],
    [1463,"State Records - Transfers of records to State Records","Transfers of records to State Records","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/51f34e68-4bba-4a28-9d9f-094eb203e733","2017-10-26T01:09:57.930427","2019-12-03T04:03:45.792564","srsaexecutive@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Records","archive, records, State Records, transfers","arts-culture-history"],
    [1464,"State Theatre Company South Australia Summary of Complaints by Category 2012-2019","Data includes summary of complaints by category from 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/21b00e47-6f0f-41ed-84b9-10ee75404fce","2017-11-13T00:50:29.099081","2019-10-28T01:31:38.651075","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia","Annual Report, Arts, State Theatre Company South Australia, STCSA, Theatre","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1465,"State Theatre Company South Australia Contractors 2012-2019","Number of contractors engaged by State Theatre Company South Australia 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c2731ec2-fa18-4077-bcb2-e7a877e91718","2019-10-28T02:05:03.390052","2019-10-28T03:58:52.173091","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia","Contractors",null],
    [1466,"State Theatre Company South Australia Executive Employment from 2012-2019","Data includes all records of executive employment from 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/c0f9e3c9-9594-479a-b493-32b3ad5f44dc","2017-11-13T01:19:04.516544","2019-10-22T04:19:37.037217","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia","Arts, STCSA, Theatre","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1467,"State Theatre Company South Australia External Consultancies from 2012-2019","Data includes all external consultancy costs from 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/146e4c9a-6a7f-4181-90e2-7c9bd6605d56","2017-11-13T01:25:05.792377","2019-10-22T04:12:19.707276","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia","Arts, STCSA, Theatre","arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1468,"State Theatre Company South Australia Fraud Detected from 2012-2019","Data includes all recorded fraud from STCSA between 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/bb3a483d-0c10-4809-9da7-a5fd0f689508","2017-11-13T01:06:11.373354","2019-10-22T04:33:50.321532","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia",null,"arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1469,"State Theatre Company South Australia Whistle-Blower's Disclosure 2012-2019","Data includes all records containing whistle-blowers disclosure 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/1d494197-302f-4b67-adf5-1ba085b776df","2017-11-13T01:13:10.219635","2019-10-22T04:29:58.885368","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia",null,"arts-culture-history, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1470,"Statewide Rail Network","Statewide Rail network in a variety of formats.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6459ec32-a165-4de6-9861-1466f910434d","2013-05-27T05:06:36.352772","2020-02-23T23:54:32.993772","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","rail, railways, spatial, transport","transport-travel-and-motoring, housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1471,"Steep Descent Warning Signs","Steep Descent Warning Signs on State maintained roads in South Australia","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a4c79f32-fcc4-4104-8c7b-fedab8a0fe01","2016-07-28T05:00:29.558592","2018-05-07T05:44:16.345854","david.poli@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","freeway, signs, steep","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1472,"Stop Signs on State Maintained Roads","The stop signs dataset is a spatial representation of stop signs controlling State or Federal maintained roads. This data set is derived from DPTI Asset Management Dataset.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/dfb0e89b-1dc8-47e4-a9a6-eaf6fb199cb5","2019-04-04T00:57:20.078129","2019-06-18T05:31:08.019026","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au","Individual stop signs","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","control, roads, signs, stop",null],
    [1473,"Stormwater Drains","The Stormwater Drains dataset has been derived by updating the 2005 dataset with data obtained from Local Government Councils.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/56a26686-9e02-437d-9bcb-830ecdf6bf40","2013-05-20T04:11:22.946012","2020-02-18T03:29:55.237476","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","July 2009",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Stormwater, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1474,"Stormwater Management Authority Annual Report Data","Stormwater Management Authority Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4118c16f-a0a5-4668-9717-8cbab9c971c5","2017-09-08T02:23:18.925448","2020-01-06T03:28:23.711798","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1475,"Stormwater Network","Provides geographic location and attribute data for Stormwater Network within the Adelaide City Council area. This dataset includes information of Inlet Point, Inlet Pipe, Node, Manhole, Man Pipe, Stormwater Channel, Sedimentation Basin, Bioretention Basin, Detention Basin and Gross Pollutant Trap","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/54aeae3b-c588-41cf-be01-bb089fc69e83","2016-06-30T06:51:54.454613","2016-07-08T07:04:49.155387","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Bioretention Basin, Detention Basin, Gross Pollutant Trap, Inlet Pipe, Inlet Point, Manhole, Stormwater Channel, Stormwater Man Pipe, Stormwater Network, Stormwater Node","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1476,"Stormwater Network at City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Stormwater Network at City of Port Adelaide Enfield. 4 map layers comprising of Conduits, Connectors and Wetlands.  This data is presented through the Council's own website for open geospatial data. Formats available are SHP, KML, GeoJson and WMS. (all in geographic latitude and longitude except the Shapefile which is GDA 1994 MGA Zone 54)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a94912bf-ddd2-449d-9150-0b921ec37d9a","2015-05-28T07:52:53.989827","2020-02-13T04:49:37.371865","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2019-09-09",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, infrastructure, port adelaide enfield, stormwater","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1477,"Stormwater Nodes","The Stormwater Nodes dataset has been derived by updating the 2005 dataset with data obtained from Local Government Councils. Not all council areas have been updated since 2005. Councils updates in the 2009 dataset: Burnside, Charles Sturt, Gawler, Holdfast Bay, Mitcham, Mt Barker, Norwood Payneham & St Peters, Playford, Port Adelaide Enfield, Salisbury, Tea Tree Gully, West Torrens.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6bf4a9ae-86ce-43b7-969c-15c2ff0b20a6","2013-05-20T04:20:28.465066","2020-02-19T00:41:59.894814","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","2005-2009",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Stormwater, Water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1478,"Street Map Web Service (GovHack 2017 Pilot) (Archived Oct 2017)","GovHack 2017 Web service pilot - StreetMap\nA South Australian Street Basemap Service provides an underlying map with authoritative street locations and names.  You can overlay other data on the street map in applications or analytics. The service provides the requested images and not the underlying data. A user can also use the basemap to coordinate a point location which can then be used to retrieve information via a location intersection service.\n\n Please read the user documentation published with this dataset record.  A Location SA Data mentor will monitor the GovHack slack channel on the weekend for troubleshooting.  \nThis services will be free and active until 30 September 2017 (or the GovHack international Red Carpet Awards if after this date) to support the pilot and showcase GovHack concepts created using Location SA data services.  \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/41d09c06-ccf3-401a-9d92-ef8e1601d339","2017-06-27T05:08:43.264211","2020-02-19T00:38:52.252618"," locationsa@sa.gov.au","Roads and street layer","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Location SA","address, basemap, Govhack, location, locationsa, map, property, street, street address, street map, webservice","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure, developer-portal"],
    [1479,"Streets in City of Port Adelaide Enfield","Polygon dataset representing the street pavement in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.  Streets are divided into segments of street blocks.\nData available in a variety of formats from Council's open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a6867430-be69-4c1a-b8ca-4591a298a745","2016-06-10T05:49:52.661218","2019-09-09T03:12:49.563481","service@cityofpae.sa.gov.au","Unit","2019-09-09",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","port adelaide enfield, roads, streets","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1480,"Street Trees","Provides data on the street trees that exist within the Adelaide City Council area.\n\nCo-ordinate System\nGeographic Coordinate System:  GCS_WGS_1984.\nDatum: D_WGS_1984.\nPrime Meridian: Greenwich.\nAngular Unit: Degree.\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1a36b15d-7f2a-4ef9-8c71-1f1da954da36","2014-06-03T01:10:41.043838","2016-06-08T02:18:34.356927","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides street tree data illustrating GPS location, circumference, vigour, height, structure, species and common name.","Current","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","native trees, planning, street trees, trees","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1481,"Student attendance in SA Government Schools in Semester 1","Student attendance during semester 1 in SA Government Schools by year level from 2012.\n\nAttendance rate = (number of days attending school / number of days enrolled) x 100.\n\nSemester 1 Attendance rates are only calculated for full time students who were enrolled or left during Semester 1.\n\nBoth whole day and part day absences are counted. Data represents attendance rates for Semester 1 of each year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e0c32792-6417-4e51-9f94-9cea8897f13c","2018-05-11T03:36:16.005976","2019-05-17T03:40:35.469474","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Semester 1 rate by year","2012-03-01","2018-03-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","attendance, education, government, schools, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1482,"Students with a Disability by age and gender in SA Government Schools","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students with a verified disability by gender and age group collected from 2013 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6a30bf95-7256-4915-9804-3d30dcda72c7","2018-05-11T05:35:45.940309","2019-05-17T04:06:19.172270","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by age and gender","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, schools, students",null],
    [1483,"Students with a Disability by educational setting in SA Government Schools","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students with a verified disability by education setting collected from 2012 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.\n\nEducation settings include Mainstream Classes, Special Classes, Special Units and Special Schools.\n\n*   Special Classes are located within some junior primary, primary and secondary schools. They provide a setting for learners with a disability who need extensive curriculum support, for a short or long-term placement. \n\n*   Special Units are located within some primary and secondary schools. They provide long-term educational options in a mainstream school for learners with very significant or multiple disabilities. \n\n*   Special Units and Special Schools both cater for a similar range of learner needs. The difference is that Special Units provide an option within a mainstream school, while Special Schools provide the option in a separate setting.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/282f49af-14b2-402d-a9a4-dc89664af625","2018-05-11T05:30:04.903689","2019-05-17T04:07:16.515233","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by educational setting","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, schools, setting, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1484,"Students with a Disability by primary verified disability in SA Government Schools","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students by their primary verified disability collected from 2013 as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.\n\nStudents may have more than one disability only the primary verified disability is included. Disabilities include:\n \n*   Autism Spectrum Disorder\n\n*   Global developmental delay\n\n*   Intellectual disability\n\n*   Physical disability\n\n*   Hearing disability\n\n*   Vision disability\n\n*   Speech and/ or language disability","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2e1deffe-7eef-4654-97cc-c191a6ca5e0c","2018-05-11T05:25:52.756881","2019-05-17T04:07:56.150428","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year and disability","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, schools, students, Type",null],
    [1485,"Students with a disability by school year","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students with a disability by school year from 2012 collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/25bd119c-e133-4f67-ba56-2f30e303d1a6","2018-05-11T04:41:00.460289","2019-05-17T04:10:40.156864","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school year","2012-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, group, schools, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1486,"Students with a disability by school year and region","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students with a disability from 2013 by school year and region collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department for Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department for Education Disability Support Program.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/480e3540-8836-4860-9135-4349a9c6541c","2018-05-11T05:21:39.203026","2019-05-17T04:11:27.812008","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school year and region","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, group, region, schools, students","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1487,"Students with a disability enrolments by school type","Full-time equivalent enrolments of students by Department for Education school type from 2013 collected as part of the annual enrolment data collection in Term 3.\n\nStudents with Disability are those students who are verified by a Department of Education psychologist or speech pathologist as eligible for the Department of Education Disability Support Program.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/25333748-1565-4d8b-9990-3995dcfa5686","2018-05-11T04:36:14.255286","2019-05-17T04:09:04.940298","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by school type","2013-08-01","2017-08-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","disability, education, government, schools, students",null],
    [1488,"Subsoil Acidity (ASRIS)","Soils are classified according to the pH of the subsoil layer. Subsoil is defined as the depth range 30-80 cm. Rankings are made according to pH measurements and extrapolation between similar environments. The analysis is based on Soil Landscape Mapping of SA's agricultural districts using soil class information in the nationally-consistent Australian Soil Resource Information System (ASRIS) data format.  Also available for download: [Soil Acidity](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/acidity) (SA-Format).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/f8952afc-a326-4b09-8b98-e182b7309c2a","2017-12-04T00:27:50.417390","2020-02-18T22:51:43.215096","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-15",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, ASRIS soil attribute, land use, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1489,"Subsoil Carbonate","Fine carbonates in soil reduce nutrient availability to plants, while hard carbonate (e.g. rubble or hard pans) can restrict root growth and soil waterholding capacity. Mapping shows the proportion of land with highly calcareous subsoils within 60 cm of the surface, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each subsoil carbonate class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/e23378d8-fc67-46c6-b132-f2256b1fe1b2","2016-06-09T04:03:07.002885","2020-02-18T23:23:01.587880","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1490,"Structure of Subsoil (degree of limitation)","Structure of subsoil provides an indication of impediments to root, and hence plant, growth due to poorly structured subsoils. Mapping shows the most limiting subsoil structure condition (provided it accounts for at least 30% of a map unit), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each structure of subsoil class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/298e5fe4-846d-4449-8707-5a5b615528cd","2016-06-09T04:01:23.521845","2020-02-18T23:20:29.214290","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1491,"Subsurface Soil Acidity (ASRIS)","Soils are classified according to the pH of the subsurface layer. Subsurface soil refers to the layer immediately below the surface, and typically has a depth range of 10-20 through to 10-30 cm. The analysis is based on Soil Landscape Mapping of SA's agricultural districts using soil class information in the nationally-consistent Australian Soil Resource Information System (ASRIS) data format. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/b14f4cef-b075-4134-baf3-8bbeedfdbc2f","2017-12-04T00:19:32.761551","2020-02-18T06:49:07.337642","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-15",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, ASRIS soil attribute, land use, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1492,"Suburbs","South Australian suburb boundaries in a variety of formats.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e4d3a355-29d7-4bdc-a81d-13fd5ed09ef9","2013-03-14T17:32:34.841220","2020-02-23T23:52:29.740353","william.watt@sa.gov.au",null,"1990-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","development, housing, infrastructure, location, planning, Suburb","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1493,"Summary of Complaints by Subject","Summary of complaints by subject ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2322b4b0-963f-44df-9cca-943152e38805","2017-09-29T05:06:03.716856","2018-10-22T04:53:20.883892","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1494,"Summary of Complaints - SA MET Advisory Council","SA MET Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Summary of complaints","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/c7c98552-dc6b-4d73-9273-db5ecd6011d3","2017-09-18T07:26:25.450477","2019-12-04T03:35:36.384847","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2017-09-18","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Advisory, complaints, Council, Health, SA MET","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1495,"Summer Under Southern Skies","Hot days, warm nights, beaches, backyard cricket and Christmas celebrations are all part of summer in the Southern Hemisphere. This dataset contains 53 selected images that portray the essence of summer in South Australia.\n\nUse in conjunction with the Flickr API [https://www.flickr.com/services/api/](https://www.flickr.com/services/api/)\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/dcd4c4f3-d492-433e-81f1-67be77b97cea","2016-06-29T06:54:44.177674","2020-01-15T06:49:53.914979","peter.jenkins@sa.gov.au",null,"1894-01-01","1975-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","Adelaide, beaches, boats, Christmas, diving, historical data, people, photographs, recreation, South Australia, swimming, water sports","arts-culture-history, transport-travel-and-motoring, sports-and-recreation"],
    [1496,"Surface Soil Acidity (ASRIS)","Soils are classified according to the pH of the surface layer, according to the lower pH values recorded among similar soils, i.e. it is assumed that each soil class has a characteristic level of acidity, or is prone to that level of acidity under current climate and typical agricultural land use expected for that soil and locality. Surface soils are classified according to degree of acidity, and surface buffering capacity. This analysis is based on Soil Landscape Mapping of SA's agricultural districts using soil class information in the nationally-consistent Australian Soil Resource Information System (ASRIS) data format. Also available for download: [Soil Acidity](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/acidity).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/5058b1fb-668b-411b-a442-b4a30cbafcd9","2017-12-03T23:58:15.452969","2020-02-18T22:50:11.469075","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-15",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, ASRIS soil attribute, land use, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1497,"Soil Surface Carbonate","Surface carbonate often occurs as finely divided particles which reduce nutrient availability to plants and retard the degradation of some herbicides. Mapping shows the proportion of land with calcareous surface soils, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each surface carbonate class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/404ba91a-0ea4-4bab-be03-13eb29bd83a8","2016-06-09T04:04:34.133509","2020-02-18T23:16:33.596775","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1498,"Physical Condition of Surface Soil","Physical condition of surface soil mapping highlights areas where plant growth may be impeded due to poor surface soil structure, predominantly due to a condition known as hard setting. Mapping shows the proportion of land with surface soils susceptible to hard setting or sealing, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each physical condition of surface soil class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/538c2525-3163-4b4e-bb56-66c34e65c90a","2016-06-09T03:34:09.982221","2020-02-18T06:46:24.978824","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1499,"Surface Soil Texture","Surface texture (which refers to approximate clay content) influences many important soil qualities such as waterholding capacity, fertility and erodibility. Mapping shows the most common surface texture within each map unit, while more detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each surface soil texture class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/3ee7c63d-cae6-4076-a394-4db4a158e740","2016-06-09T02:07:28.253727","2020-02-18T06:51:57.339299","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1500,"Surface Water Basins","Polygon coverage of the state's Surfacewater basins as defined by the Australian Water Resource Council.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d51f4828-9b06-499c-9ea3-b5fc638eee75","2013-05-20T05:27:19.567846","2020-02-18T05:08:52.995405","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","1998",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Drainage, nature, Resources, Surfacewater, Water, Watercourses, Water Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1501,"Surface Water Catchments","The catchment layer contains boundaries of watersheds where surfacewater drains to a common point into the sea or a major waterbody. Attributes include drainage division, basin (name and number), catchment name and drainage type. Related layers include sub-catchments, reservoir catchments and gauging station catchments.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/eb5cf41e-7170-488b-8c03-9e04292f1ff7","2013-05-17T08:01:05.789580","2020-02-18T05:05:54.143884","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","May 2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries, Hydrology, nature, Surface Water Management, Water, Water Resources","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1502,"Surface Water Subcatchments","The sub-catchment layer contains boundaries of discrete areas within catchments that each defines the watershed of a major tributary or tributaries. Attributes include the names of basin, catchment and sub-catchment, and sub-catchment area. Related layers include catchments, reservoir catchments and gauging station catchments.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4a8f52e9-7247-4a75-8fe6-283fc6210a0b","2013-05-20T05:15:12.558844","2020-02-19T00:40:36.522359","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","May 2014",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Boundaries, Boundaries Conservation, Boundaries Management, Conservation, nature, Quality, Surface, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1503,"Survey Marks and Survey Mark Plans (Reference)","Survey Marks and their related Survey Plans administered under the Survey Act 1992 to provide a control network for land surveys underpinning the State's cadastre. The Historical GDA94 copies of data from this site contain GDA94 coordinate information and have not been updated since 1 December 2018.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/052a2bad-b3fc-46ae-8468-afdd9a5ac7e7","2015-07-27T22:44:03.415584","2020-02-24T00:01:06.421386","DPTI.SurveyOperations@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A","2015-07-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Survey Mark Plans, Survey Marks, Survey Reference","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1504,"Suspensions and exclusions in SA Government Schools during Term 2","Count of students and incidents that result in students being suspended, excluded or expelled during Term 2 only from 2012.\n\n*   Suspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.\n*   Exclusion from a school means that the student does not attend that school for either a set period of time ranging from four to ten weeks OR for the remainder of a term, or for students over 16, the remainder of the semester.\n*   Expulsion from a single school means that the student who is over the age of compulsion does not attend school for a period of not less than six consecutive months to not more than eighteen consecutive months.\n*   Expulsion from all DECD schools means that the student who is over the age of compulsion is permanently expelled from attending all DECD schools.\n*   Incidents – Behaviour incidents that resulted in a suspension, exclusion or expulsion.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/eff0ec53-5ef3-427f-8de5-e50929b6834f","2018-05-11T03:12:06.949145","2019-05-17T03:43:52.348395","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Term 2 by year","2012-04-01","2017-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, government, incident, schools, students",null],
    [1505,"Suspensions by age group and gender SA Government Schools during Term 2","Count of students suspended during Term 2 only by gender and age group from 2012.\n\nSuspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/84d9a9d9-30cf-40f3-9e6d-f5a35e3b4ee3","2018-05-11T03:16:58.187637","2019-05-17T03:42:11.477563","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Term 2 data by year","2012-04-01","2017-04-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, government, incidents, schools, students",null],
    [1506,"Suspensions exclusions by year level","Number of suspension, exclusion or expulsion incidents by year level during Term 2 from 2013 onwards.\n\nSuspension from school means that the student does not attend school for a period of time ranging from one to five school days.\n\nExclusion from a school means that the student does not attend that school for either a set period of time ranging from four to ten weeks OR for the remainder of a term, or for students over 16, the remainder of the semester.\n\nExpulsion from a single school means that the student who is over the age of compulsion does not attend school for a period of not less than six consecutive months to not more than eighteen consecutive months.\n\nExpulsion from all Department for Education schools means that the student who is over the age of compulsion is permanently expelled from attending all Department for Education schools.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d4139f4a-ef90-435a-b29c-0676ffc6fc54","2019-03-19T04:05:45.957834","2019-05-20T05:51:42.696019","Education.DMA@sa.gov.au ","Aggregated by year and year level","2013-04-29","2018-08-03","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","behaviour, education, exclusions, expulsions, government schools, students, suspensions",null],
    [1507,"TAFE SA – Complaints – Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Complaints at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c9954992-1fce-4d8d-9fb4-59b153c2e661","2017-09-28T02:17:51.388562","2019-11-29T05:38:05.578339"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Complaints Historical Trend",null],
    [1508,"TAFE SA – Consultants – Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Consultants Engaged at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ed6b4fd5-0e69-4d04-b4de-f3cdf6034df4","2017-09-28T02:25:39.098221","2019-11-29T05:36:01.229112"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Consultants Historical Trend","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1509,"TAFE SA - Contractors - Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Contractors at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/c33cd1b2-5c36-425f-82bc-a3547d8a95c7","2019-10-10T05:45:12.768169","2019-11-29T05:40:45.497819"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA",null,null],
    [1510,"TAFE SA – Executive Employment – Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Executives Employed at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7b6be581-9dfe-4694-bf59-5534c0bd2127","2017-09-28T04:47:45.102992","2019-11-29T05:33:21.086344"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Executive Employment Historical Trend","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1511,"TAFE SA – Fraud – Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Fraud Incidents at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/adbabace-e1f4-40f1-a1c4-e4bf107b9bc3","2017-09-28T04:50:26.144513","2019-11-29T05:31:31.051073"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Fraud Historical Trend","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1512,"TAFE SA Qualifications – Semester 2 2015","List of Qualifications that TAFE SA offers as of 20th May 2015, Semester 2 2015.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/59485629-f898-47bc-a379-e8d134d027c6","2015-05-27T23:12:53.355468","2015-05-27T23:13:46.002968"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2015-05-20","2015-05-20","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Qualifications","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1513,"TAFE SA Qualifications – Semester 2 2016","List of Qualifications that TAFE SA offers as of June 2016, Semester 2 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a9560bec-3c05-4138-bd56-bce3e7a18b5a","2016-06-30T00:21:19.881369","2016-06-30T00:21:52.492206"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2016-06-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Qualifications","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1514,"TAFE SA Qualifications – Semester 2 2017","List of Qualifications that TAFE SA offers as of June 2017, Semester 2 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/aa380e3e-78b7-4ed4-b025-77e31df3cd26","2017-06-22T05:28:31.293748","2017-06-22T05:29:06.978605"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2017-06-16","2017-06-16","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Qualifications","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1515,"TAFE SA Short Courses 2015","List of Short Courses that TAFE SA offers as of 20th May 2015, Semester 2 2015","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cd90686b-c6fa-4500-9b45-dfffacd50a81","2015-05-27T23:17:12.564034","2015-05-27T23:17:44.089013"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2015-05-20","2015-05-20","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Qualifications","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1516,"TAFE SA Short Courses 2016","List of Short Courses that TAFE SA offers as of June 2016, Semester 2 2016.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/fd263eb1-0230-48ff-a3c4-2e4e07581955","2016-06-30T00:24:37.881905","2016-06-30T00:25:04.746096"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2016-06-01","2016-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Short Courses","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1517,"TAFE SA Short Courses 2017","List of Short Courses that TAFE SA offers as of June 2017, Semester 2 2017.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/ece0d3b5-cfa8-4a3c-af6a-97df1a6b7a3e","2017-06-22T05:31:02.687720","2017-06-22T05:32:06.583773"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2017-06-16","2017-06-16","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Short Courses","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1518,"TAFE SA – Whistleblowers – Historical Trend","Historical Trend of Whistleblower Matters at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/61121c1b-c902-4b23-94c6-1b538a889c43","2017-09-28T05:00:18.913768","2019-11-29T05:30:10.537253"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA Whistleblower Historical Trend","education-skills-and-learning"],
    [1519,"TAFE SA - WHS - Historical Trend","Historical Trend of WHS Matters at TAFE SA","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cb5d9179-0e69-4b09-9515-dc16c3e67dfd","2018-09-19T04:26:25.411920","2019-11-29T05:28:17.370032"," Jason.thomas@tafesa.edu.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","TAFE SA","TAFE SA WHS Historical Trend",null],
    [1520,"Tandanya Annual Reporting Regulatory Data","Tandanya Annual Reporting Regulatory Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/d70aead0-f61b-4279-b677-685d564b7fd1","2018-01-10T05:35:04.407508","2018-01-10T06:16:14.571169","web@tandanya.com.au",null,"2011-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute","Aboriginal, Art Gallery, Cultural, Indigenous, Tourism, Visual Arts",null],
    [1521,"TEST NEW","test test test","dataset","eng","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/7d21fdf0-39c1-4442-b297-1bd4376c1533","2020-06-18T10:22:54.302866","2021-01-05T10:09:46.811527","https://www4.abs.gov.au/web/survey.nsf/inquiryform/","test","2020-06-25",null,"SA0062407: South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","asd",null],
    [1522,"The Chief Public Health Officer's Report","A link to The Chief Public Health Officer’s Report - Protect, Prevent, Improve, Inform - describes the state of public health for South Australia. This includes the prevention and control of communicable disease and non-communicable disease, environmental health and health risk factors to population health and wellbeing.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/f5003db2-b0b7-4d2d-904d-e96cd13bb103","2017-07-11T00:34:31.829654","2018-12-10T23:32:33.299171","HealthDACRDataDrop@sa.gov.au","Varies","2014-01-01","2018-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Public Health","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1523,"Thriving Communities Indicator Dataset","Indicators describing the levels of different aspects of wellbeing within the South Australian population:\n\nChildren\n\n-Children aged less than 15 years living in jobless families, 2011\n\n-Children developmentally vulnerable in one or more domains, 2012\n\n-Early school leavers who left school at Year 10 or below, or did not go to school, 2011\n\nUnemployment\n\n-Unemployment benefits recipients, June 2014\n\n-Young people aged 16 to 24 years receiving an unemployment benefit, June 2014\n\n-Young people aged 15 to 24 years engaged in learning or earning, 2011\nHealth\n\n-Prevalence of high or very high psychological distress, 2011-13\n\n-Smoking: persons, 2011-13\n\n-Obesity: adults, 2011-13\n\nOverview here: http://dcsi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=1b84d1ccea924d58ad8247d9f7e8395a","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/86ce7a4b-7416-4ec0-a64c-2201dc732b2d","2016-07-07T03:46:53.408927","2020-02-19T00:19:51.750105","DLDCSIPolicyandCommunityDevelopment@dcsi.sa.gov.au","Spatial: by local government area / Temporal: single interval for each indicator","2009-01-01","2014-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","Children, Demographics, Health, Thriving, Unemployment, Wellbeing","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1524,"Tidal variance at Tauwitchere Barrage, Coorong","Time series of tidal levels at the Tauwitchere Barrage recorded hourly intervals sourced from a telemetered data logger site.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Hourly on the website","/data/dataset/9afa8373-7fd1-4ad9-86a2-b680476df232","2014-06-16T06:49:33.943968","2016-06-15T23:59:20.468978","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Hourly tidal observations","365 days to current date","N/A","Tauwitchere Barrage, Coorong, South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","Coorong, Tauwitchere Barrage, telemetry, tidal levels, time-series","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1525,"Top 40 arterial road sections for heavy vehicles","This ranking lists the 40 busiest arterial sections of road in terms of heavy vehicles","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b69840de-ef15-401f-85c3-2f35a09326e7","2017-06-28T23:20:35.600181","2018-11-02T01:26:03.580971","Andrew.Krause@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","heavy vehicles, roads, road traffic, sections","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1526,"Top 40 arterial road intersections for heavy vehicles","This ranking lists the 40 busiest at grade arterial road intersections in terms of heavy vehicle exposure","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4c03f866-380d-4199-8966-68e789744a61","2017-06-28T23:41:47.256185","2020-03-13T04:30:59.975123","Andrew.Krause@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","heavy vehicles, intersection, roads, road traffic","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1527,"Traffic volumes on top 40 road sections in SA","A ranking of the top 40 road sections based on the average daily two way traffic count.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6d9f9ab2-85eb-49ee-8124-d4bd9c1764e9","2017-05-02T06:55:00.752788","2020-03-12T00:57:37.743345","andrew.krause@sa.gov.au","Road section count","2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","motor vehicle, road, traffic","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1528,"Torrens Lake Aerator","Provides geographic location and attribute data for the Torrens Lake Aerator within the Adelaide City Council area","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/2f030185-1522-4bcb-8a18-da17bbc648a4","2016-07-01T01:57:22.727311","2016-07-08T07:08:27.003347","DataSA@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","Lake Aerator, Torrens Lake","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1529,"Torrens Lake Meterological Data","ACC have 3 monitoring stations in the Torrens Lake located at the Weir, beneath the Adelaide University footbridge and beneath the Adelaide Zoo footbridge.\nInformation recorded includes water temperature at various depths, oxygen levels, oxygen reduction potential, electrical conductivity, pH levels, rainfall, wind speed and direction, humidity, air pressure, solar radiation and air temperature.  Refer to the TXT file within the CSV zip file for more information about the fields.\n\nData is captured at 15 minute intervals and updated on a daily basis.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/62a683f6-b38b-48da-87c9-63ac9cde0384","2015-06-16T00:48:48.901051","2016-06-10T05:23:53.900990","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","15 minute intervals, updated daily","2014-10-01",null,"Torrens Lake within Adelaide City","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, meteorlogical, torrens lake, water quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1530,"Torrens Lake Water Quality","This dataset contains a variety of water quality measurements from various locations in the Torrens Lake between the Hackney Road bridge and the Torrens Weir.  In particular it captures blue green algae levels and nutrient levels in the lake and supports the management of blue green algae over the summer months. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","other","/data/dataset/73b42e49-41f8-4994-925e-1745c04ccf6a","2015-06-16T01:10:49.950062","2017-02-10T04:54:21.009324","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com","varies depending on sampling undertaken","2009-01-15",null,"Torrens Lake Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","adelaide, blue green algae, torrens lake, water quality","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1531,"Tourism Visitor Statistics","Summary time series data of the International Visitor Survey, the National Visitor Survey and the State Tourism Satellite Account, as published by Tourism Research Australia (TRA). These data sources estimate total visitor expenditure in South Australia, direct tourism jobs and regional tourism expenditure. Breakdowns of visitor origin are also provided, with time series of visitors from the UK, Germany, USA, China and New Zealand, as well as domestic visitors in South Australia.\n\nFor further details on these datasets please visit the TRA website:\nhttps://www.tra.gov.au/research\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/00824055-585f-488e-a7df-4ea9fd678496","2017-07-10T00:48:00.776059","2017-07-10T00:58:45.034292","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2007-06-01","2017-03-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","domestic visitors, international, regional visitors, satc, tourism, tourists, visitors","arts-culture-history, business-industry-and-trade, transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1532,"Tourist Accommodation","This annual release of the STA contains four quarters of the financial year.\n\nThis release contains information on the supply of, and demand for, tourist accommodation facilities. Data include number of establishments and capacity for each quarter of the financial year and occupancy and takings from accommodation for each month; by type of establishment and accommodation class. Data are presented for each state/territory and Australia, and by Tourism Region and Statistical Area Level 2.\n\nResults are for hotels, motels and guest houses with 15 or more rooms and serviced apartments with 15 or more units.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8db6aa66-707a-400a-b6cb-cc0fac56f1ae","2013-04-15T05:31:30.299696","2017-01-23T03:36:44.934189","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","accommodation, economic, statistics, survey, tourism, tourist","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1533,"Traffic Intersection Volumes","Data from the traffic signalling system (SCATS). The dataset contains hourly traffic volumes for the Adelaide City Council jurisdiction.\n\nMetadata:\n\n<ul>\n  <li>- site_no: Unique site identifier for each intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- site_desc: Brief description of the intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- lat: the latitude of that traffic intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- lon: the longitude of that traffic intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- rec_date: date of the traffic intersection count.</li>\n\n  <li>- rec_hour: hour of the traffic intersection count.</li>\n\n  <li>- hourly_traffic: hourly traffic intersection count.</li>\n\n  <li>- t_detector_counts: total expected count events in an hour at that intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- t_valid_counts: total number of non-error count events in an hour at that intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- t_error_counts: total number of error count events in an hour at that intersection.</li>\n\n  <li>- error_ratio: ratio between error and non-error count events.</li>\n</ul>","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1492e6ae-1ee1-4490-8e01-5a9e8a28fb3a","2016-07-06T00:50:58.575377","2017-02-09T03:53:50.131169","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2010-01-01","2014-12-31","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","count, intersection, traffic, volumes","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1534,"Traffic Lane Vehicle Counts at Signalised Intersections and Pedestrian Crossings (sample)","The lane count data for Signalised Intersections and Pedestrian Crossings from 8 June 2017 to 14 June 2017. Behind the stop line at most signalised location there are loops that detect vehicle presence in each lane and they can provide an approximate count of vehicles.\n\nThe location of the signalised intersections and pedestrian crossings connected to the SCATS (Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System) traffic signal system is also provided here as a separate resource.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/e6c1f446-de74-4270-811d-5dc5ec79643b","2017-07-24T07:56:49.079649","2017-08-07T06:57:48.750825","james.cox@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-06-08","2017-07-14","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","count, crossing, intersection, lane, pedestrian, SCATS, traffic, vehicle","developer-portal"],
    [1535,"Traffic Restrictions","Illustrates traffic restrictions across the Adelaide City Council boundary area.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","When new traffic restrictions are submitted","/data/dataset/68ce82f9-f1dc-4cb2-9080-e5c5f0cf0eb0","2014-05-26T05:22:55.407808","2017-07-02T23:36:29.586443","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Provides location and time information on traffic restrictions","N/A","N/A","Adelaide and North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","restrictions, Road Closures, Roadworks, traffic","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1536,"Traffic Signals","South Australian intersections traffic signal locations and information.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","weekly","/data/dataset/ded7c11d-2cd3-4bff-8d6f-dd850250a486","2014-07-04T04:39:51.655449","2020-02-24T02:09:27.093892","nick.avraam@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A","2015-11-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","intersections, pedestrians, roads, traffic, traffic lights, traffic signals","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1537,"Traffic Volumes","South Australia estimated and captured traffic volume information along sealed roads.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/e5d6588a-f163-4f6a-bc57-25e95c87b5bd","2014-07-04T04:22:15.208346","2020-04-14T07:53:01.189133","andrew.krause@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","motoring, roads, traffic, volumes","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1538,"Traffic volumes on top 40 intersections in SA","A ranking of the top 40 intersections based on the number of vehicles passing through each intersection.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/30923a23-a396-445c-a082-43dc19c2f789","2017-05-02T07:27:38.223656","2020-03-13T04:39:35.240842","andrew.krause@sa.gov.au","Vehicle count","2017-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","intersection, road, traffic, vehicle","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1539,"Road Route Numbers (Trail Blazer)","Location of selected metropolitan and rural roads and highways identified to provide information to tourists and other visitors to assist lead them to a destination along a particular route. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8c04fe5a-a624-467b-b5b8-61337c1870ec","2014-07-04T05:50:40.963420","2020-02-24T02:23:29.522205","chris.town@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","destination, roads, route, tourist information, visitor information","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1540,"Traineeships and Apprenticeships","The datasets contain South Australian Training Contract commencement, completion and in-training data. All three types of data can be downloaded as separate zip files. Please download the zip file under each dataset to gain access to all of the data.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","quarterly","/data/dataset/878e08bb-732a-49dd-bf66-bfce88cccefd","2013-05-27T03:47:09.074462","2019-10-29T04:40:35.258917","dis.tas@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Apprentice, Apprenticeship, business, Business, Commencement, Completion, Contract, Education, skills, Trainee, Traineeship, Training","education-skills-and-learning, finance-and-employment"],
    [1541,"Travel Speed in Metropolitan Adelaide","Travel time surveys are conducted annually on ten metropolitan Adelaide arterial road routes using the ‘floating car’ technique. They are conducted on weekdays during both the morning and afternoon peaks as well as during the off-peak period. The results are displayed as actual travel speeds for each of the routes individually, as well as aggregated to form a suite of travel time performance indicators in a separate dataset \"Travel time performance indicators\". This dataset has results from 1998 to the latest year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6165be8c-de3c-43df-b8ef-adecda469880","2016-07-21T02:15:20.963084","2020-03-12T05:28:38.176369","andrew.krause@sa.gov.au",null,"1998-01-01","2015-01-01","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","transport, travel speed","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1542,"Travel time performance indicators","Travel time surveys are conducted annually on ten metropolitan Adelaide arterial road routes using the ‘floating car’ technique. They are conducted on weekdays during both the morning and afternoon peaks as well as during the off-peak period. The results are displayed as actual travel speeds for each of the routes individually in a separate dataset \"Travel Speed in Metropolitan Adelaide \", as well as aggregated to form a suite of travel time performance indicators. The aggregation is done by breaking each route down into a series of 'links' and weighting travel times for each link by the average number of vehicles per hour travelling on that link. This dataset has results from 1994 to the latest year. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/49957d6f-4b19-4e78-81b5-d1f694f5b4d0","2016-07-31T23:42:18.717984","2020-03-13T04:43:02.352244","andrew.krause@sa.gov.au ",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","adelaide, metropolitan, Travel Speed, vehicle","transport-travel-and-motoring"],
    [1543,"Unleashed Facebook Page Key Statistics","This dataset contains statistics (key metrics) related to the Unleashed Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/UnleashedADL/).\nUnleashed is an open data competition, an initiative of the Office for Digital Government, Department of the Premier and Cabinet. This data is used to monitor the level of engagement activity with the audience, and make the communication effective in regards to the event.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/72e3a9de-7819-49fe-9e4b-6556ab8fce32","2016-06-29T04:50:28.138202","2016-06-29T04:54:03.996967","datasa@sa.gov.au","Key Metrics only","2016-06-01","Current","The World","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1544,"Unleashed Twitter Statistics","This dataset contains statistics related to the Unleashed Twitter account (@SAUnleashed). Unleashed is an open data competition, an initiative of the Office for Digital Government, Department of the Premier and Cabinet. The data is used to monitor the level of engagement activity with the audience, and make the communication effective in regards to the event.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/f6a2e26f-3870-42cb-a639-f286af15fa62","2016-06-29T05:59:20.970815","2016-06-29T06:02:02.784350","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-05-01","Current","The World","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Analytics, Engagement, Statistics, Twitter, Unleashed","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1545,"Unleashed website statistics","This dataset contains statistics related to the Unleashed website (http://uladl.com). Unleashed is an open data competition, an initiative of the Office for Digital Government, Department of the Premier and Cabinet. The data is used to monitor the level of engagement activity with the audience, and make the communication effective in regards to the event.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/00fd5258-7d22-4de0-bfbf-84e5c3b2abf6","2016-06-29T03:29:55.411298","2016-06-29T03:36:58.602151","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-06-01","Current","The World","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data, Unleashed, website, website statistics","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1546,"Unleashed You tube channel statistics","This dataset contains statistics related to the Unleashed You tube channel (UnleashedADL). Unleashed is an open data competition, an initiative of the Office for Digital Government, Department of the Premier and Cabinet. The data is used to monitor the level of engagement activity with the audience, and make the communication effective in regards to the event.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/525e5917-0b94-4271-81aa-16b0db98d2db","2016-06-29T03:45:20.440963","2016-06-29T03:47:32.264629","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-06-01","Current","The World","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","data, Unleashed, youtube","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1547,"UPark Car Parks - Available Spaces","Displays the number of current car parking spaces available at each of the UPark car parks located in the city.\n\nFurther information re UPark locations, operating hours, rates are available at: http://upark.com.au/\n","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Every 2 minutes","/data/dataset/0a66175c-e9d4-4513-ad8e-83c0f1b845ef","2014-06-05T05:22:01.239322","2016-12-02T04:19:38.583167","DataSA@sa.gov.au","Off street parking data for UPARK car parks showing number of spaces currently available, updated every two minutes.","Current","N/A","Adelaide City Council Boundary","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","available spaces, car park, car parking, city car parks, city parking, parking, upark, uparks","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1548,"Urban Waste","State-wide data for (source separated) organics resource recovery reported by the South Australia Recycle Activity report 2013-14 (Zero Waste SA 2015) was used to estimate potential biomass residues by ABS SA4 Regions for C&D and C&I.  Local Government kerbside collection data (2014-15) collected by the Office of Local Government was used to derive MSW data.\n\nUrban waste volumes may vary from year to year. Future biomass data sets could consider providing a range for these biomass residue volumes, which may better reflect the uncertainties in annual volumes that may be generated. It is also important to recognise that source separated organic residues will already be subject to some type of resource recovery and reuse (e.g. manufacture of mulch and compost products, anaerobic digestion for energy production). Future data sets could quantify this resource recovery activity.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/37fa05e0-d5dd-459c-aeaf-0e8c3edb3b2e","2019-08-20T02:36:38.072753","2019-08-20T02:38:49.714417","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au","SA4","2014-06-30","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Bioenergy, Biomass, Energy, Urban waste",null],
    [1549,"Value of Agricultural Commodities Produced","This publication contains final estimates of gross and local values of production of major agricultural commodities for all states/territories and Australia.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/62deba70-975a-4584-90ee-5d0b7047391b","2013-04-15T05:11:42.338787","2017-01-23T03:47:54.912342","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","agriculture, commodities, economic, production, statistics","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1550,"Video Conferencing Sites","South Australian Government Video Conferencing Sites","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Periodic","/data/dataset/1d18e234-c331-44fb-9b93-32ef20578768","2013-03-14T06:09:07.805259","2016-06-08T05:59:49.925821","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","technology, Video Conferencing","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1551,"Vineyards","Provides estimates from the Vineyards Census. This includes information at national and state levels on areas of vines (including: areas bearing, not yet bearing and those removed or grafted) and production of grapes. It also includes summary data on major grape varieties.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3eaf0947-f0a8-4206-80fd-98ec2d159d78","2013-04-15T05:24:55.801411","2017-01-23T03:32:10.076932","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","ABS (SA Data)","economic, grapes, statistics, vineyards, wine","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1552,"Volunteers","Captures the number of people actively volunteering at Adelaide City Council and the number of hours worked.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1a208b1d-30f5-428a-9301-295403014e53","2015-06-09T06:02:34.333345","2016-06-10T04:52:10.583566","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2014-06-01","2015-05-12","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","hours worked, volunteer, volunteering","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1553,"Volunteers and Community Group ICT Access","Location and contact information for ICT services that is available to Volunteers or community groups at no or low cost.  Includes computer access, Internet access, IT training and other resources.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/29cad2b9-34d9-4912-b891-f0e21cb68a65","2013-05-23T01:52:57.570101","2016-06-08T06:01:40.570737","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Human Services","access, community, computer, ict, internet, training, volunteer","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1554,"Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ca7eeb2d-8e5a-4667-8ae7-1bd510336237","2017-07-21T05:45:46.203230","2020-01-06T22:41:12.503777","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1555,"Waite Arboretum Catalogue","An arboretum is a scientific collection of trees – a living tree museum.\nThe Waite Arboretum is located on the University of Adelaide Waite Campus, Urrbrae and is open to the public daily dawn till dusk, free of charge.\nThe Waite Arboretum contains a wide range of trees from around the world growing on rainfall alone, without summer watering.\nThis data set is the catalogue each of the 2,191 trees in the Waite Arboretum.\nSource of data: University of Adelaide Waite Arboretum.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/8166ee0e-85e0-4d05-9916-dd092e401644","2014-06-23T05:05:35.633062","2016-06-30T07:57:23.846379","datasa@sa.gov.au","Entire Waite Arboretum","June 2014",null,"Arboretum boundary","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","Adelaide, adelaide uni, arboretum, biodiversity, climate, flora, nature, plants, rainfall, recreation, sculptures, South Australia, species, sustainable landscape, tourism, trees, university of adelaide, urban forest, waterwise",null],
    [1556,"Waite Arboretum Spatial Data","An arboretum is a scientific collection of trees – a living tree museum.\nThe Waite Arboretum is located on the University of Adelaide Waite Campus, Urrbrae and is open to the public daily dawn till dusk, free of charge.\nThe Waite Arboretum contains a wide range of trees from around the world growing on rainfall alone, without summer watering.\nThis data set is the catalogue each of the 2,191 trees in the Waite Arboretum Catalogue dataset.\nSource of data: University of Adelaide Waite Arboretum\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/dfdf19f5-a6c4-4192-9c97-21b445407d83","2014-06-23T06:06:53.385323","2016-06-08T01:47:34.698331","datasa@sa.gov.au","Entire Waite Arboretum","June 2014",null,"Arboretum boundary","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide, adelaide uni, biodiversity, climate, flora, landscape, nature, rainfall, recreation, sculptures, south australia, species, tourism, trees, university of adelaide, urban forest, walks, waterwise plant",null],
    [1557,"Waite Arboretum:  Themed  Walking Trail - 'Out of Africa'","Themed walking trail, 'Out of Africa' in the Waite Arboretum.  Includes imagery of trees from the walk.\n\nDataset to be attributed to The University of Adelaide.\n\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Unspecified","/data/dataset/e6e82408-599d-4ce5-9279-8cf365c83590","2014-07-07T01:17:36.380773","2016-06-09T04:35:39.444547","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Unleashed 2014 Industry and Community Data","adelaide uni, africa, arboretum, university of adelaide, waite, walking trails",null],
    [1558,"Wards","Spatial extend of the wards within local government areas. Wards are used in some local government areas for election of councillors. Not all LGA's have wards. The local governing body periodically reviews the ward boundaries through a process of electoral redistribution.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/71117de2-c4b6-4bc5-b04c-7aa7d294e2df","2016-03-23T05:33:55.887752","2020-02-24T02:08:03.093329","william.watt@sa.gov.au","Updated down to unit area","1996-03-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","LGA, Local Government Areas, Wards","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1559,"Waste Collection Areas","Waste Collection Areas in City of Port Adelaide Enfield. Polygon areas that define the extent of general waste collection for each day of the week. Actual collection dates can be looked up by linking the attributes to the CSV file of Waste Collection Scheduled Dates.  Data available to download in various formats from Council's own open data portal.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/62bf9657-c482-4caa-bc3c-8a7c622fd34d","2015-05-28T06:39:17.211338","2019-09-09T04:42:30.448415","customer.service@portenf.sa.gov.au","Unit level","2018-04-06",null,"City of Port Adelaide Enfield [Lat: -34.757 to -34.893, Lon: 138.462 to 138.674]","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Port Adelaide Enfield Council","council, port adelaide enfield, rubbish collection, waste, waste collection","community-information-and-citizen-services, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1560,"Waste Levy Rates","This dataset includes Solid waste levy rates (Metropolitan and Country) and Liquid waste levy rates from July 1994 to December 2020. This data should only be used as a guide, this is not a legal document.\n\nMore information about waste levy rates is available on the EPA website;\nhttps://www.epa.sa.gov.au/business_and_industry/waste-levy","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/64f00c77-a872-4c9b-8208-4a382a0baa6a","2019-02-05T22:39:48.729237","2019-07-15T06:10:17.330024","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"1994-01-07","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, waste",null],
    [1561,"Waste Management","The amount of waste collected in tonnes and by number of bins. This is broken down into categories: rubbish, recycling, organics, hard waste, e-waste","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b35fa9df-b442-4d11-981e-863235387d4b","2015-06-09T04:59:03.146815","2016-06-08T05:27:42.781594","city@adelaidecitycouncil.com",null,"2012","2015","Adelaide & North Adelaide","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Adelaide","bin lift, bins, e-waste, recycling, refuse, rubbish collection, tonnes, waste collection, waste management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1562,"Waste Management Bin Inspection Education Program","Summary data collected from bin inspections","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/c3d3d588-38cc-4410-a666-10e34ba29e9c","2016-06-23T04:41:10.735612","2019-08-30T02:43:56.836152","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au",null,"2015-01-01","2017-01-01","South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","Aldinga, bin inspection, bins, Christies Beach, Clarendon, contamination, Flagstaff Hill, Kangarilla, Maslin Beach, Morphett Vale, Noarlunga Downs, onkaparinga, Port Noarlunga, recycling, Reynella, Reynella East, Seaford Meadows, waste, waste management, Woodcroft","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1563,"Waste - Recyling - Green Waste - Collection Dates","Lookup data for waste collection based on street, suburb and day of the week","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/5812e50f-fff1-4eec-9fe3-90209d5e43af","2015-06-16T08:26:42.920785","2016-06-23T02:46:18.825750","kymgro@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au","Detail over waste type, day of week and street/ suburb",null,null,"South Australia","Local Government","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","City of Onkaparinga","bins, council, onkaparinga, street, suburb, waste collection","community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1564,"Water Affecting Activity Policy Area","This dataset shows the extent of the South Australian Murray-Darling NRM Board's Water Affecting Policy Area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9be27502-7448-469b-b251-ac8b14c69ebb","2013-05-20T05:41:51.351594","2020-02-19T00:42:22.404278","DEWNR.CustomerServiceCentre@sa.gov.au","N/A","December 2006",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","nature, Quality, Resources, River, Water, Water Management, Water Quality Management, Water Resources, Water Rivers Management, Water Supply Management, Water Surface Management","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1565,"Waterbodies in South Australia","A representation of South Australia’s open surface water storages.  Includes natural features such as lakes and wetlands as well as artificial features such as dams, reservoirs and urban lakes.   This dataset has been created by merging a wide range of state and federal spatial datasets in order to extract the most accurate spatial and textual data for each region of the state.  The dataset utilises a consistent national data schema (AHGF) but the geometry varies in accuracy, capture scale and completeness.  Ideally viewed in conjunction with the Watercourses dataset.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/cc790713-4cf0-4bd4-bca8-f195d8e202b7","2014-07-02T04:47:24.931958","2020-01-16T03:21:41.157466","dewnr.customerservicecentre@sa.gov.au","Data is typically updated on a catchment, basin or administrative region basis and frequency ranges from annually for high rainfall areas through to five yearly or more for arid regions. ","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","drainage, hydrology, surfacewater, waterbodies","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1566,"WaterConnect","\nWaterConnect is South Australia's water information portal. The website contains a wide range of information and data relating to groundwater and surface water and is made accessible through appropriate methods. They are interactive maps, reports, downloadable data and web applications (which use a combination or all of the above methods).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","daily","/data/dataset/1b709158-632e-4ef7-9d5a-eb2efd753b16","2016-07-01T00:47:26.385713","2020-02-18T00:37:57.616743","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1567,"Watercourses in South Australia","A representation of South Australia’s surface water linear drainage network.  Includes significant artificial drainage structures such as urban stormwater channels and the South East drainage scheme.   This dataset has been created by merging a wide range of state and federal spatial datasets in order to extract the most accurate spatial and textual data for each region of the state.  The dataset utilises a consistent national data schema (AHGF) but the geometry varies in accuracy, capture scale and completeness.  Ideally viewed in conjunction with the Waterbodies dataset.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/ea435574-23e6-4769-9154-956362109f7c","2014-07-02T04:55:00.321754","2020-01-16T03:18:36.084479","dewnr.customerservicecentre@sa.gov.au","Data is typically updated on a catchment, basin or administrative region basis and frequency ranges from annually for high rainfall areas through to five yearly or more for arid regions. ","Current",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","drainage, hydrology, surfacewater, watercourses","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1568,"Soil Water Erosion Potential","Water erosion potential, based on Soil Landscape Map Units of Southern South Australia, describes the susceptibility of land to sheet or rill erosion due to overland flow of water. Mapping shows the dominant water erosion potential class, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each water erosion potential class (spatial data statistics). Also available for download: [Soil Water Erosion Potential (SA)](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/water-erosion-grid).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/ba103bf0-5382-4726-9f97-99d11a0225ef","2016-06-09T04:07:39.068853","2020-02-18T23:15:11.994067","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1569,"Soil Water Erosion Potential","Provides a numeric rating in each raster cell of the potential for sheet or rill erosion in the event that vegetation or other ground cover has been removed. The assessment is based on mapping of slope and spatial predictions of inherent soil erodibility characteristics. Also available for download: [Soil Water Erosion Potential](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/water-erosion) (based on Soil Landscape Map Units of Southern South Australia) and [Soil Erosion Max Potential - Wind or Water](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/soil-erosion-grid).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/0efb80c2-837a-4a27-b055-b7a3a4e7d835","2017-12-04T02:11:57.220934","2020-02-18T23:44:19.303254","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-04-05",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil attribute raster, soil attributes, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1570,"Water in South Australia Photographs","Selected images (89) demonstrating South Australia’s relationship to water. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","Once off","/data/dataset/70a74bde-2be4-4e1c-92b8-7c2e8be53e20","2013-05-21T09:17:14.679278","2019-11-15T06:18:32.384891","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","1846-1975",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Library of South Australia","adelaide, architecture, beaches, buildings, costumes, floods, history, jetties, leisure, lifesaving, militaria, Murray Bridge, shipping, skiing, south australia, sport, steamers, swimming, theatres, Urban Planning, whaling","arts-culture-history, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1571,"Soil Waterlogging Susceptibility","Waterlogging susceptibility describes the degree and duration of impact to soils, and hence plants, arising from poor drainage. Mapping indicates the most severely waterlogged areas (provided they occupy at least 30% of a map unit), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each waterlogging susceptibility class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/dafa3c3f-16a5-4f00-a9d3-4ab2dbc88c5f","2016-06-09T04:15:27.641170","2020-02-18T23:24:38.428272","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1572,"Water Protection Areas","The Environment Protection Act 1993 and the Environment Protection (Water Quality) Policy refer to Water Protection Areas in South Australia, which are defined for the purpose of providing special environmental protection.  The data should only be used as a guide to assist in the identification of proclaimed Water Protection Areas.  Please contact the EPA to verify the data.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7097464b-bcef-4f97-8ed4-ad462d9e9e36","2015-02-05T23:10:07.649576","2020-02-19T00:36:55.076447","DataSA@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","environment, quality, water","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1573,"Water Quality","SA Water operate drinking water supplies across metropolitan, regional and remote Aboriginal communities within South Australia.  They are extensively tested for health, aesthetic and operational related parameters from catchment to tap, with more than 350,000 analytical results produced annually.\nThe monitoring program is very large. It enables us to assure the quality of our product. The program includes both field and laboratory tests. Trained field staff collect samples, so we know they are taken correctly and are of high quality.\nOur Laboratory analyses are carried out by the Australian Water Quality Centre (AWQC). The AWQC’s tests are run in line with ISO 9001 Quality Systems and the requirements of the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA)\nSA Water consistently meets national water quality targets.  Although SA Water aims for 100% compliance, the ADWG recognises that occasional exceedances may occur.  Any exceedance requires immediate investigation and corrective action as agreed with SA Health. The following water quality performance results sheet compares the quality of your tap water over the last 12 months to the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (2011) where applicable.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/996ec2ae-d52c-4d7e-be9c-d4dab1c1aa45","2018-06-15T01:46:15.496598","2020-04-02T21:57:26.784439","open.data@sawater.com.au",null,"2018-05-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Water","ADWG, Australian Drinking Water Guidelines, water, Water Quality Management, water quality results","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1574,"Soil Water Repellence","Water repellence, or non-wetting, due to coating of soil particles by waxy materials from the breakdown of plant debris can result in water beading on the surface, uneven wetting and large masses of soil remaining dry. Mapping shows the proportion of land affected and degree of water repellence, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each water repellence class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/98bd930a-9a46-4f72-a15d-e52bd748a4a0","2016-06-09T04:13:39.586313","2020-02-18T22:58:26.246100","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1575,"Depth to Watertable (soils)","Depth to watertable mapping highlights land where watertables may be sufficiently shallow on a seasonal basis to affect plant growth. It is intended to describe soil conditions for plant suitability and is not intended to be a literal map of watertable levels, which will change over time. Mapping shows the shallowest depth to watertable observed (provided it accounts for at least 30% of the map unit), while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each depth to watertable class (spatial data statistics).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/20e66d27-ce43-4f2c-8861-2480b8eee718","2016-06-09T03:22:04.186557","2020-02-18T23:19:16.931897","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1576,"Women’s and Children’s Health Network (WCHN)","The Women’s and Children’s Health Network (WCHN) is South Australia’s leading provider of specialty care and health services for babies, young people and women in South Australia.\nWCHN works in partnership with consumers and their families, the community, key partners and other service providers to promote, maintain and restore health. The service comprises the Women’s and Children’s Hospital and community based services, including Child and Adolescent Mental Health services, Child and Family Health Service, Child Protection Service, Children’s Disability Services, Youth Health Service, Women’s Health Service, Helen Mayo House and Yarrow Place Rape and Sexual Assault Service. ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f4581d98-12be-4686-b984-beefafd589a1","2017-09-22T02:39:58.664880","2019-11-22T00:11:50.650152","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Annual Report, Complaints, Consultants, Data, Executive, fraud, Fraud, Health, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1577,"Women’s and Children’s Health Network (WCHN) Health Advisory Council","Women’s and Children’s Health Network Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4724c016-7a16-496f-8472-1dd11f1c6ca4","2017-09-22T02:59:58.890920","2019-06-18T07:06:03.687400","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au","Annual by state","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","annual report, complaints, consultants, Data, executive, Fraud, Health, Whistle-blowers Disclosure","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1578,"Whistle-Blower","Occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7331c399-48ad-414f-8acc-5801154b816b","2019-09-10T01:01:48.514221","2019-09-10T01:02:18.082587","Curator.carrick@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Carrick Hill","Whistle-blowers Disclosure",null],
    [1579,"Whistle-blower Disclosure","Whistle-blower disclosure at Defence SA since 2012-13.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5d910552-4859-4fc7-b33c-14babbc6c56a","2017-09-14T03:58:08.873475","2019-10-22T03:45:00.063978","enquiries@defencesa.com",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Defence SA","defence, defence state, disclosure, industry, south australia, whistle blowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1580,"Whistleblower Disclosures in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Whistleblower Disclosures in the Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/7d534e59-12b6-41d7-934a-c390444a1a1a","2019-12-04T05:20:21.728992","2019-12-04T05:22:51.137795","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","annual report, whistleblower disclosures",null],
    [1581,"Whistle-blowers disclosure for the Department for Education and Child Development","Whistle-blower disclosure for the Department for Education and Child Development for the period 2013 to 2017 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e0d407c3-afc4-4779-a1f4-d4d3471e49fd","2018-02-22T01:04:06.799834","2018-06-07T06:25:15.092199","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-01-01","2017-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual reporting, decd, education, whistleblower",null],
    [1582,"Whistleblower Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Whistleblower Reporting by Primary Industries and Regions South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/43a770f2-9484-4770-aeae-388d9b9481ac","2017-09-28T06:23:54.825942","2019-12-02T00:55:46.601908","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual Report Data, PIRSA","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1583,"Whistle-blowers' Disclosure","Details of Whistler-blowers' reports in DCP","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/aeb936c1-b4c6-477d-a887-a2fb047de0c3","2018-09-03T06:09:27.268853","2019-09-24T00:41:27.671016","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","whistler-blower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1584,"Whistleblowers' Disclosure","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the agency under the Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993 ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/90594739-7abe-4534-812c-dbdaa8035661","2017-09-29T04:26:09.777699","2018-10-22T04:56:08.397174","reception.renewalsa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Riverbank Authority","government","housing-land-planning-and-infrastructure"],
    [1585,"Whistleblowers' Disclosure","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer under the Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/245d5172-5781-460b-ad5a-243909eb44ad","2017-09-28T06:03:16.084860","2019-11-01T05:18:45.176540","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Renewal SA","government","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1586,"Whistle-blowers disclosure for the Department for Education","Whistle-blower disclosure for the Department for Education for the period 2013 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e4c34936-30f4-49c2-9e7c-743b47be5bcf","2019-03-01T03:39:51.270577","2019-04-02T04:17:26.590393","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2013-01-01","2018-12-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","annual report, education department, whistleblower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1587,"Whistle-blowers' disclosure for the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of DPTI under the Whistle-blowers' Protection Act 1993","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a8b2bce8-a74e-471c-92aa-7a0daa040b84","2017-09-11T08:07:15.521345","2019-11-04T03:46:41.636557","www.dpti.sa.gov.au/contact_us",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","blower, disclosure, whistle","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1588,"Whistleblowers Disclosure for History Trust of South Australia","Whistleblower disclosure at the History Trust of South Australia for the period 2011-12 to 2018-19 for annual report purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9a9aea08-dc9a-4ad0-9ce6-0127349cecb3","2017-09-28T02:53:45.094443","2019-11-08T02:03:51.705831","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A","whistleblower","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1589,"Whistle-blowers’ disclosure - NALHN Health Advisory Council","Northern Adelaide Local Health Network Health Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Whistle-blowers ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/0415a131-adad-4dd4-ae3b-6fe9e77f730f","2017-11-29T05:37:34.703279","2018-08-02T05:52:52.698372","DACRDataRequests@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health",null,"health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1590,"Whistle-blowers' disclosure of Education Standards Board","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the agency under the Whistle-blowers' Protect Act 1993","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/d01c60f5-ad9c-46a4-bcd8-69247e52c99f","2018-09-03T00:55:23.647289","2019-11-17T23:21:09.612490","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","disclosure, number, occasions, Whistle-blowers","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1591,"Whistle-blower's disclosure - SAAS","Whistle-blower's disclosure - SAAS - SA Ambulance Service from 2013-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/a4fca543-e345-4bfc-b1a3-b86105a07d8a","2017-09-26T02:07:42.537370","2019-12-05T01:08:07.495278","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2019-06-30",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","SA Ambulance Service, SAAS, Whistle Blower Disclosures, whistle-blowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1592,"Whistle-blowers Disclosure – SA Mental Health Commission","The number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the SA Mental Health Commission under the Whistle-blowers' Protection Act 1993.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/5d1d0e7a-e925-4582-81f3-733d28259850","2017-09-19T06:48:44.791302","2019-11-29T01:59:18.188504","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","Annual Report, Disclosure, Open Government, Public Interest, SAMHC, South Australian Mental Health Commission, Whistleblow, Whistle-blow","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1593,"Whistle-blowers' disclosure - SA MET Advisory Council","SA MET Advisory Council Annual Report Data for Whistle-blowers","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/aa5c7ad0-dd16-4e71-8a05-976c7ef4ccb5","2017-09-18T07:16:41.989829","2019-12-04T03:34:59.386663","DataAndReportingServices@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2017-09-18","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Health","Advisory, blowers, Council, SA MET, whistle, whistle-blowers","health-and-wellbeing"],
    [1594,"Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993","Whistleblowers Protection Act 1993","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9fe5534d-0677-40a7-8acf-b34f690b5e0b","2017-10-05T01:34:07.165883","2019-10-16T06:29:50.945273","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","Whistleblowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1595,"Whistle-Blowers Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Whistle-blowers reporting for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/891c9395-b1ea-403e-ae9f-24edc3ed3873","2017-11-03T06:22:31.577896","2019-10-31T00:28:56.988363","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2013-06-30","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","government reporting and policy, south australian tourism commission, tourism, whistle-blowers","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1596,"WHS Decleration","Work, Health and Safety disclosure","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/cf32dd47-157f-4392-8848-5095ed283903","2019-09-10T01:04:14.787236","2019-09-10T01:04:39.073145","Curator.carrick@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Carrick Hill","WHS",null],
    [1597,"WHS Legislative Requirements","Work Health Safety Legislative Requirements","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/02ff36c7-b007-472e-b1b7-a113022cf007","2017-11-16T22:34:19.109001","2017-11-16T23:01:40.217514","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2013-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","Legislative, Requirements, WHS","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1598,"Whyalla, Schulz Reserve Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/a29987d5-d3ac-4935-90c3-6871cbdbafde","2014-06-22T15:54:43.986611","2020-04-17T06:23:23.102819","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Spencer Gulf Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, quality, services, Spencer Gulf, Whyalla","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1599,"Whyalla Walls St Air Quality monitoring station meteorology data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated meteorology data Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","monthly","/data/dataset/3ec3b81f-5d9e-46c8-a698-4387ac939ea3","2018-11-16T03:44:47.187026","2020-04-17T06:36:58.618639","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au",null,"2018-01-01","Current","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","community, environment, meteorology, services, Spencer Gulf, weather, wind","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1600,"Whyalla, Walls Street  Air Quality monitoring station particle data","The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitors South Australian airsheds in order to assess the air quality and provide information that can be used to guide management decisions. This data set contains validated particle pollution data for the Spencer Gulf region.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0c085f98-5cc4-41f0-9eb9-5be42df73cdb","2014-06-22T15:47:13.387767","2020-04-17T06:19:45.398476","epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au","2013-2014 - 10 minute averaged data; From 2015 - 1 hour averaged data","2013-01-01","2016-06-01","Spencer Gulf Region","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Environment Protection Authority (EPA)","air pollution, air quality, community, environment, particles, quality, spencer gulf, whyalla","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1601,"Soil Wind Erosion Potential","Wind erosion potential, based on Soil Landscape Map Units of Southern South Australia, describes the susceptibility of land to erosion by wind, which is particularly an issue on sand and sandy loam soils. Mapping shows the degree and variability of wind erosion potential, while detailed proportion data are supplied for calculating respective areas of each wind erosion potential class (spatial data statistics). Also available for download: [Soil Wind Erosion Potential (SA)](http://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/wind-erosion-grid).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/421a772f-6c60-4a05-b593-d7925293d4d9","2016-06-09T04:17:08.143639","2020-02-18T06:34:59.049992","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"Southern South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, soil, soil and land attribute data, soil attributes, soil mapping","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1602,"Soil Wind Erosion Potential","Provides a numeric rating in each raster cell of the potential for wind erosion in the event that vegetation or other ground cover has been removed. The assessment is based on mapping of terrain and spatial predictions of inherent soil erodibility characteristics. Also available for download: [Soil Wind Erosion Potential](https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/wind-erosion) (based on Soil Landscape Map Units of Southern South Australia) and [Soil Erosion Max Potential - Wind or Water](https://data.sa.gov.au/data/dataset/soil-erosion-grid).","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","infrequently","/data/dataset/bb7a12cb-47b3-4c5e-befa-fa53d54c77ae","2017-12-04T02:19:10.246617","2020-02-18T23:43:39.755840","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-04-05",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","agriculture, land use, raster, soil attribute raster, soil attributes, soils","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1603,"Windmill Theatre Co Annual Report Data 2016-17","5 years of data for Annual Report items","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4a036c26-c145-448a-a462-f713375612d8","2017-09-25T03:07:47.424252","2018-09-18T06:49:40.231066","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,"arts-culture-history"],
    [1604,"Windmill Theatre Co Complaints by Subject","Summary of complaints received","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/607ad0d9-dad7-423d-b5f0-f61457b27bbc","2018-09-18T07:27:52.844311","2019-10-17T01:30:01.717683","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,null],
    [1605,"Windmill Theatre Co Consultants","Summary of consultants engaged ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b1faba60-6988-4deb-b51f-adaf1752678c","2018-09-18T07:45:48.276306","2019-10-17T01:33:59.494797","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,null],
    [1606,"Windmill Theatre Co Executive Employment","Number of executives employed in the agency","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/909b972f-63f9-4ff4-96ad-d5277db56bde","2018-09-18T06:58:41.310296","2019-10-17T01:11:38.342012","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1607,"Windmill Theatre Co External Contractors","Summary of external contractors engaged","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9eddf013-a4e3-4ad6-ab6e-ba44ca94c6d0","2018-09-18T07:23:57.002167","2019-10-04T00:59:09.812289","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2017-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,null],
    [1608,"Windmill Theatre Co Whistleblowers disclosure","Number of occasions on which public interest information has been disclosed to a responsible officer of the agency under the Whistle-blowers Protection Act 1993","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/ba6496a3-3016-4959-9123-95ec21a959a5","2018-09-18T06:52:00.272907","2019-10-17T01:23:53.151535","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,null],
    [1609,"Winery Residues","This dataset represents winery waste and was derived from crush volumes contained in the National Vintage Report, 2017, which is released jointly by Wine Australia, the Winemakers’ Federation of Australia and Australian Vignerons. The information in this report was collected on behalf of the Australian wine sector in the winegrowing regions in Australia. Wine Australia wine grape levy payers (approximately 2,000 businesses) were surveyed in the Wine Sector Survey. The response rate to the survey was around 27 per cent of businesses surveyed; this includes wineries known to have crushed over 10,000 tonnes, and is estimated to account for 88 per cent of all wine grapes crushed in 2017.\n\nThe Winery Residues dataset is represented spatially as Geographical Indications (GI) Regions of Australia. Only defined GI regions where the total collected tonnage exceeds 1,000 tonnes have been included.\n\nInformation including metadata and data sources is available on the RenewablesSA website. \nhttp://www.renewablessa.sa.gov.au/investor-information/bio-energy-roadmap/biomass-for-bioenergy-assessment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/7fa25f16-7bcd-42fb-a1c6-15923d6e3aea","2019-08-20T06:23:22.270812","2019-08-20T06:47:35.518023","resources.customerservices@sa.gov.au","Geographic Indications","2017-06-30","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Energy and Mining","Bioenergy, Biomass, Grape marc, Organic residue, Wine grapes",null],
    [1610,"Witjira National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Witjira National Park Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/fef25ba6-9ff0-4460-96f2-1f4e4da4266f","2017-07-21T05:47:50.571830","2020-01-06T22:48:15.320573","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1611,"Women’s Suffrage Petition 1894 (South Australia)","On 23 August 1894 George Hawker, member for North Adelaide, presented to the South Australian House of Assembly a petition in favour of women’s suffrage. It was signed by approximately 11,600 men and women. Members of the Women’s Suffrage League, Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, and the Working Women’s Trade Union were primarily responsible for collecting the signatures from metropolitan and country areas.","dataset","English","Other (Open)","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/3f6fab54-8cc8-4732-9c1e-fb3f73df53b0","2019-04-04T01:50:27.805462","2019-04-10T07:44:25.748567","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"1894-01-01",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","petitions, suffrage, suffrage125","arts-culture-history"],
    [1612,"Woomera Access Zones","Internal access management zones and the boundary of the Woomera Village Standing Permission Area.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/9041c85a-aa7b-4811-b40e-7109a47e21ac","2015-05-19T01:52:07.986409","2020-02-18T23:43:24.748958","datasa@sa.gov.au","Attribute Level","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Boundaries, Environment, Hazards, Mining","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1613,"Woomera Prohibited Area","The outer boundary of the Woomera Prohibited Area (WPA)","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1091b983-70af-42ed-aa11-5f2e2734682b","2015-05-19T00:33:08.827670","2020-02-18T23:44:41.433373","datasa@sa.gov.au","Attribute Level","N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Access, Administration, Hazards, Military, Mining, Restrictions, Woomera","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1614,"WorkCoverSA Experimental Dataset","The former Department for Manufacturing, Innovation, Trade, Resources and Energy (DMITRE), now known as the Department of State Development (DSD), engaged the ABS to provide data on particular industry sectors (Manufacturing, Knowledge Intensive Services and Services to the Mining and Energy sectors). The ABS negotiated a Memorandum of Understanding with WorkCoverSA to gain access to their unit record collection, which has geospatial, industry and remuneration information for the majority of businesses in South Australia.\n\nThis is an experimental dataset and there are some cautions around how it should be used and interpreted. For more information, please refer to the ABS website: http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/8177.4.55.001Main+Features12009-10%20to%202012-13?OpenDocument. \n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","never","/data/dataset/8c1e9ff2-99ef-4d6b-abff-d454a38189bb","2015-06-25T05:13:01.496639","2015-07-01T00:10:52.166722","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2003-07-01","2013-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","business, employer, energy, knowledge intensive services, manufacturing, mining, payroll, remuneration, WorkCover","business-industry-and-trade"],
    [1615,"Workforce Data","This data set is a compilation of various publically available data sources that contain content relating to workforce planning and profiling in South Australia The data set contains information by occupation, industry and region. ","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/6babdcab-44ba-4d05-9e58-967602411e14","2013-05-21T01:44:23.087127","2016-06-08T07:15:22.362618","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Innovation and Skills","Business, Education, industry, occupation, planning, region, skills, traineeship, Training, workforce","finance-and-employment"],
    [1616,"State Theatre Company Work Health and Safety and Return to Work performance 2012-2019","State Theatre Company Work Health and Safety and Return to Work performance 2012-2019","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e635251e-27ce-4ef8-b1bb-215583f94701","2018-10-16T06:02:41.411669","2019-10-22T03:54:45.048444","info@statetheatrecompany.com.au",null,"2012-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","State Theatre Company South Australia",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1617,"Work Health & Safety and Return to Work Performance for DPTI","Details of Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance for the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/b07fbe1a-b1d8-4773-9076-ef3f3146cc41","2018-09-14T06:37:11.433338","2019-11-04T04:13:12.689809","DPTI.OpenData@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure","Performance, Return to work, work health and safety","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1618,"Work health and safety and Return to work performance Reporting Primary Industries and Regions SA","Work health and safety and Return to work performance Primary Industries and Regions SA for the period 2016-2017 to 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/6d68857a-dae7-44c6-b73f-c68c3b9dc1d4","2018-09-18T00:46:59.262709","2019-12-02T00:53:47.534704","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of Primary Industries and Regions","Annual report data, PIRSA",null],
    [1619,"Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance - Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance - Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/9d170f43-9a18-4a69-a2d5-c1e8b6fa6496","2019-12-04T05:21:56.225264","2019-12-04T05:22:37.307853","publicsector@sa.gov.au",null,null,null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Office of the Commissioner for Public Sector Employment",null,null],
    [1620,"Work health and safety and return to work performance reporting by the Department for Education","Work health and safety and return to work performance reporting by the Department for Education for the period 2016 to 2018 for annual reporting purposes.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/f933e162-7aa5-43d0-b34d-239b446397c5","2019-02-28T01:25:20.968695","2019-04-02T04:18:39.894256","DECD.DMA@sa.gov.au ",null,"2016-07-01","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Education","education, education department, return to work, work health, work safety","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1621,"Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance Reporting South Australian Tourism Commission","Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance for the South Australian Tourism Commission for annual reporting purposes","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/8ebbaf36-e0e9-4fba-b141-30e44f73880f","2018-12-07T05:01:40.710145","2019-10-31T00:54:04.795464","industrymail@sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","SA Tourism Commission","government reporting and policy, return to work performance, south australian tourism commission, tourism, work health and safety",null],
    [1622,"Work Health and Safety and Return to Work Performance - SA Mental Health Commission","The work health and safety and the return to work performance data for the SA Mental Health Commission for the period.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/88004c87-3e1a-4a73-8e73-ca61240cd500","2018-09-18T00:06:19.455881","2019-11-29T02:00:30.154780","samhc@sa.gov.au",null,"2015-10-29","2018-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Mental Health Commission","annual report, datasets, disclosure, Open Government, return to work, samhc, South Australian Mental Health Commission, work health and safety",null],
    [1623,"Work Health and Safety Performance","Agency gross workers compensation expenditure for current year compared with previous year.","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/46c1482e-d338-4ae7-88be-02c25b82f864","2017-11-16T23:06:14.430985","2017-11-16T23:07:20.771742","SAFECOMEnquiries@sa.gov.au","Yearly","2012-07-01","2017-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission","health, performance, safety, work","emergency-and-safety"],
    [1624,"Work health and safety and return to work performance of Education Standards Board","Work health and safety and return to work performance of Education Standards Board, including: workplace injury claims, work health and safety regulation and return to work costs\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/e13b1dec-f2c8-40db-a559-25ba739b432d","2018-09-03T01:55:38.830839","2019-11-18T00:39:22.738269","educationstandardsboard@sa.gov.au",null,"2016-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Education Standards Board","injury claims, return to work, work health and safety","education-skills-and-learning, government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1625,"Work health, safety and return to work performance for DCP","Details of the Work health, safety and return to work performance for DCP ","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/1f5439d0-0e78-4c34-8c0f-44a820ae07b1","2018-09-03T23:47:33.743633","2019-09-24T01:18:34.568027","DCPCEMailbox@sa.gov.au",null,"2018-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Child Protection","employment, work health and safety","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1626,"Windmill Theatre Co WHS and return to work performance","Summary of workplace injury claims, incidents and notices (under the WHS Act 2012) and return to work costs","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/943541a2-77ab-467f-9844-1032c71f8ffb","2018-09-18T06:34:36.145306","2019-10-04T01:02:09.059818","info@windmill.org.au",null,"2013-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Windmill Theatre Co",null,"government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1627,"Workplace Injury Claims History Trust of South Australia","Incidents of workplace injury claims received by History Trust of South Australia for the period 2018-19 for annual reporting purposes.\n","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/acb979d9-d04d-4a83-a8e8-f0c3d5149dcb","2018-09-03T05:13:04.265874","2019-11-08T05:49:49.006035","webmaster@history.sa.gov.au",null,"2017-07-01","2019-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","History Trust of South Australia","injury claims, workplace injury","government-reporting-and-policy"],
    [1628,"YourSAy Engagements","YourSAy engagements on the Website by Year.\nhttp://yoursay.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/4641ea67-3823-40f1-994f-c779d8af4e23","2015-06-23T00:25:08.400065","2015-06-23T00:42:57.664957","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-16","2015-03-31","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community engagement, engagement, public communications, public engagements, public opinion, website, your say, YourSay","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1629,"Subscribers to YourSAy Newsletter","Subscribers to the YourSAy newsletter.\nhttp://yoursay.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/0dfed343-e664-4b6c-949c-378314804186","2015-06-23T00:46:43.542642","2015-06-23T00:49:16.143595","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2012-01-01","2015-06-16","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community engagement, government communications, government newsletter, newsletter, opinion, public, subscribers, your say, YourSay","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1630,"YourSAy Registrations from launch","YourSAy website registrations from launch by month.\nhttp://yoursay.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/ad764be7-4ed2-4a92-8c5a-b7b658e41b41","2015-06-23T00:34:19.443687","2015-06-23T00:43:20.758953","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2011-09-01","2015-06-30","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community engagement, public communications, registrations, subscribers, website, your say, YourSAy","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1631,"YourSAy Website Visits","YourSAy website visits by dated sessions.\nhttp://yoursay.sa.gov.au/","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/1a7d221d-b928-4d18-9708-86490462211a","2015-06-23T00:31:23.014660","2015-06-23T00:42:01.964913","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"2014-07-01","2015-06-15","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department of the Premier and Cabinet","community engagement, website statistics, website visits, YourSay, Your Say, YourSAy","government-reporting-and-policy, community-information-and-citizen-services"],
    [1632,"Yumbarra Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","Yumbarra Co-Management Board Annual Report Data","dataset","English","Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","annually","/data/dataset/4e636930-4f6b-41ee-a0e2-da9cc164ebed","2017-07-21T05:46:45.417964","2020-01-06T22:52:53.070970","datasa@sa.gov.au",null,"N/A",null,"South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Department for Environment and Water","environment, government","government-reporting-and-policy, water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1633,"Zero Waste SA Recycle Right search engine","A detailed list of where and how to recycle unwanted items in South Australia. From kerbside bin options to mapped locations of drop-off depots and waste transfer stations.","dataset",null,"Creative Commons Attribution","active","Linked","asRequired","/data/dataset/61ec6ef7-05d1-4e6a-9b6c-32a6bbd06257","2013-05-15T01:10:06.089703","2016-06-08T05:54:36.513175","DataSA@sa.gov.au","N/A","N/A","N/A","South Australia","Government of South Australia","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","Zero Waste SA - Inactive","business, consumer, Environment, recycle, services, Waste","water-energy-resources-environment-and-science"],
    [1634,"zzz","zzz","dataset","eng","Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs","active","Linked","biennially","/data/dataset/7a159fde-311c-4a9b-9d0b-3495445947d7","2020-05-20T15:27:02.902941","2020-05-20T15:27:21.913066","s@s.s",null,"2020-05-21",null,"eee","xzz","uatweb.datasa.links.com.au","N/A",null,null]
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