iNZight is a free and accessible statistical visualisation software.
Members of the iNZight Analytics team contribute to the development of iNZight.
Mātau is an easy to learn tool that enables rapid calculation and comparison of robust population statistics without additional software or specialist statistical skills. No statistical calculation or coding are required to produce tables, graphs and even maps.
iNZight Analytics has been involved in several COVID-19 modelling and epidemiological projects.
Managing Director Andrew Sporle was awarded the 2020 Prime Minister's Science Prize as part of the COVID-19 modelling team at Te Pūnaha Matatini.
This report summarises work conducted using Statistics New Zealand’s (Stats NZ) Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) to better capture the diversity of Pacific populations and enable more accurate reporting on cancer outcomes among Pacific peoples.
A tool enabling users to explore how the number and type of Māori electorates change with changes in both the Census population counts and the Māori electoral roll enrolment.
A quick guide to understanding political polling in New Zealand.
This booklet outlines how polls work, aspects of polls that speak to their quality, including sample size, error, and sampling methods, and how polls relate to actual party representation in parliament.
Te Hao Nui aims to link together data to create the world’s largest and most comprehensive indigenous longitudinal study capable of following individual pathways forwards and backward in time.
Te Rourou Tātaritanga aims to address New Zealand’s critical need for better linking of data and access to datasets, leveraging administrative and other data resources to advance excellence in the use of social data.
This report uses data in the Stats NZ Integrated Data Infrastructure (IDI) to quantify and examine inequities in COVID-19 outcomes between Māori and other New Zealanders.
