Australian suburb data is complex - we have suburbs with multiple postcodes, postcodes with multiple suburbs, postcodes which aren't suburbs, suburbs that span multiple local councils and elecorates etc...
When things get complex we choose accuracy.
As an example - when a suburb spans multiple local councils we'll provide you with a breakdown of the percentage that falls within each electorate. You won't find this data anywhere else!
postcode | location | lga | lga_detailed |
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2321 | CLIFTLEIGH | Cessnock, Maitland | [{ "lga": "Cessnock", "lga_code": 11720, "lga_coverage": 74.40 },{ "lga": "Maitland", "lga_code": 15050, "lga_coverage": 25.60 }] |
File Type | Description |
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CSV | Comma-Separated Values |
XML | Extensible Markup Language (nested) |
XLSX | Microsoft Excel Format |
JSON | List of JSON elements (nested) |
geoJSON | geoJSON file format - basically the same as the JSON version but made for mapping software. All localities are represented as POINTS. |
SQL | Text file containing INSERT statements for TABLE, COLUMNS and DATA. Types used - VARCHAR, TEXT, NUMERIC, BIGINT, JSONB. All columns are unconstrained. Compatible with Postgres, SQL Server 2022, Azure... Alternative column INSERT commands are also included for databases that aren't happy with the above types or lack of constraints: Types used - VARCHAR, NUMERIC, BIGINT. All columns constrained to maximum size\/length occuring in the table. If neither work for your specific database software then the CSV might be your best option. |