Data relating to how New Zealand consumers use of the internet collected by Colmar Brunton on behalf of .nz in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Due to the addition, alteration and deletion of questions over the years, some questions will not have a response from every given year.

This is an OpenIntel-like collection of statistics of the number of .nz domains publishing certain DNS records. Collection runs on a weekly basis

Responses to business self assessment of their use of digital Technologies

The Web Index is designed and produced by the World Wide Web Foundation. It is the world’s first measure of the World Wide Web’s contribution to social, economic and political progress in countries across the world.

This dataset is only for 2014 and is the Ranks and Scores at Index, Sub-Index and Component level. It does not include earlier years or go down to the indicator level but may do at some point in the future.

The percentages of people who 'feel safe/very safe when using the internet for online transactions'. Measures include gender, race, age, income, qualification etc. Data from Statistics NZ's General Social Survey Conducted April 2014 - March 2015.

The Web Index is designed and produced by the World Wide Web Foundation. It is the world’s first measure of the World Wide Web’s contribution to social, economic and political progress in countries across the world.

This dataset is only for 2014 and is the Ranks and Scores at Index, Sub-Index and Component level. It does not include earlier years or go down to the indicator level but may do at some point in the future.

Data pertaining to the amount individuals had spent online in the four weeks before the census was conducted. This question was contained in the Household Use of Information and Communication Technology 2012 survey. This data set includes answers from both 2012 and 2009.

Using the Broadband Map NZ and LINZ AIMS Address Position data from the LINZ Data Service, the percentage of addresses that have each Internet Technology available for connection is presented by the given geographic boundary.

The first data snapshot shows the percentages as Quarter 4, 2020.
Subsequent data releases are quarterly based on the calendar year.

Where does the Broadband Map NZ data come from?
Data is provided to the Broadband Map on a voluntary basis from a number of wholesale Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that operate networks in New Zealand. This data is collected, processed and updated on the map on a regular basis.

Limitations
The Broadband Map does not have 100% coverage of Internet availability as a small number of companies have not provided their data. Furthermore, the data provided may not be 100% accurate as local conditions can often affect both availability and speed. We welcome any provider of copper, fibre, mobile or wireless infrastructure to contact us and provide the information for the map.

Data Sources:
LINZ AIMS address – AIMS: Address Position LINZ DATA Service Accessed 25/11/2020 https://data.linz.govt.nz/layer/53355-aims-address-position/ "AIMS Address Position" by Land Information New Zealand is licensed under CC BY 4.0.

SA1 Boundaries and Census 2018 Usually resident population count - 2018-census-individual-part-1-total-new-zealand-by-statistic
https://datafinder.stats.govt.nz/layer/92210-statistical-area-1-2018-generalised/ "Statistical Area 1 2018 (generalised)" by Stats NZ is licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Multiple metrics obtained for the monthly zone scan run across all .nz domain names in the .nz registry

Data relating to how New Zealand consumers use of the internet collected by Colmar Brunton on behalf of .nz in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Due to the addition, alteration and deletion of questions over the years, some questions will not have a response from every given year.