Bounty: Tax Help Centers
Looking at how the ATO could use artificial intelligence or machine learning to locate the best locations for Tax Help Centers
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Team Name:
Askar and Sebastian
Team Members:
Joe's Adventure
Project Info
Team Name
Askar and Sebastian
Team Members
2 members with unpublished profiles.
Project Description
Joe’s Adventure is a short animation targeted at youth and children about an immigrant from the UK who comes to Australia in the late 18th / early 19th century. It is an attempt to narrativize some of the data in the Queensland State Archives, and present it in an easily digestible format for children and youths. It highlights the dynamic nature of immigration, and how it has changed over time in Queensland.
Data Story
Data from the Queensland State Archives, in particular "Register of immigrants, Brisbane 1885 to 1917", was analysed, and the narrative was formed from this set.
Data from the ABS, and also from Department of Home Affairs, were used to collate, clean, and curate the data on immigration, place of birth, and population in Queensland, and this was used to support the story and teach the audience about our state.
Team DataSets
Historical Migration Statistics
Description of Use Migration rates and proportions
Table 68. Population, sex and country of birth, Qld, census years, 1861 - 1891
Description of Use Used for proportion of population born overseas
Australian Historical Population Statistics, 2014 - Country of Birth
Description of Use Used for proportion of population born overseas
Table 1. Population by sex, states and territories, 31 December, 1788 onwards
Description of Use Showing Queensland Population over time
Register of immigrants, Brisbane 1885 to 1917
Description of Use Data used to form the narrative of the animation.
Challenge Entries
Immigration Challenge
How might we tell the stories of immigration to Queensland to learn from the past and inform the future?
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Government Services Challenge
How might we better understand citizens' transaction preference and behaviours to make Queensland Government services easier to use?
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Matching Applicants
How could the same business applicant be identified across multiple datasets, and over time? How could we do this in new, or interesting ways?
Go to Challenge | 8 teams have entered this challenge.