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Nicole Satherley will present on iNZight Analytics’ social mobility project at two international conferences in May 2026.
Abstracts for the project were accepted for presentations at the International Association for Official Statistics conference in Vilnius, Lithuania during 12 – 14th May, and the RC28 Social Stratification (of the International Sociological Association) Spring Meeting in Seville, Spain during 20 – 22nd May.
The presentations will allow us to discuss initial project findings and the strengths of New Zealand’s national data resources to international experts in social stratification and official statistics.
You can read more about the project here, or at the link below.
iNZight's Tom Elliott presented at the eResearch NZ / eRangahau Aotearoa conference, held at Waipapa Taumata Rau | The University of Auckland on February 10-12.
eResearch NZ / eRangahau Aotearoa is a collaborative conference series organised by REANNZ and Genomics Aotearoa with the support of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and the wider research and science sectors.
Tom talked about new open-source tools under development which connect R and web frameworks like ReactJS, enabling the development of stateful web applications that can embed data sovereignty principles as and where needed.
For more information about the eResearch NZ / eRangahau Aotearoa conference, follow the link below.
Photo credit: 2025 eResearch Conference, https://eresearchnz.co.nz/2025-2/
Can you trust a political poll? It's an election year, so political polls will be a common feature in our news feeds. But how reliable are the results, especially as they vary between polls?
RadioNZ's afternoon show featured an interview with Dr Nicole Satherley, lead researcher at iNZight Analytics, discussing what we know about political polls.
Check out the interview here, or at the link below.
iNZight Analytics has also published a summary guide to understanding political poll results, along with a more in-depth guide. Both available on the project page.
This work is part of iNZight Analytics commitment to making data and statistics more accessible to the New Zealand public.
