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The ABS/Universities Australia Agreement provides a range of products and services to universities. Thirty eight Australian universities will participate in the Agreement for 2012. These are listed on the ABS/Universities Australia Agreement participating universities web page.
Statistics New Zealand Basic CURFs Like the ABS, Statistics New Zealand releases CURFs to approved researchers. Under the Agreement, New Zealand Basic CURFs will be available to Australian university researchers via the ABS Remote Access Data Laboratory (RADL). Statistics New Zealand Basic CURFs are only available in Australia within the 2012 ABS/Universities Australia Agreement. Access to Statistics New Zealand Basic CURFs is subject to approval by Statistics New Zealand. Please see ABS/SNZ reciprocal CURF access arrangements for information on how to apply for access to SNZ CURF Microdata. Census and Survey TableBuilders TableBuilder is an online tool for creating tables from ABS Census or Survey data. Starting with an empty table, data variables can be selected for cross-tabulation. Tables can be saved within TableBuilder or exported in CSV, Excel or SDMX format. Due to confidentiality reasons, Census and Survey data are split into separate online tools. For more information see: Census TableBuilder Survey TableBuilder Luxembourg Income Study The Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) is a cross national data archive located in Luxembourg. The Agreement provides access to LIS data for Australian researchers. Access is subject to users registering to use LIS through signing an annual pledge and submitting this to LIS. For information about LIS, please refer to the Luxembourg Income Study website. PERMITTED COMMERCIAL USE UNDER THE AGREEMENT New to the 2012 Agreement, Permitted Commercial Use includes:
Secondary distribution of ABS CURFs or microdata is not a Permitted Commercial Use and is explicitly forbidden. Please contact microdata.access@abs.gov.au if you are unsure if your proposed use of the products and services falls into the above categories. This page first published 24 July 2006, last updated 28 August 2012
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