I just found this:
http://nzssds.org.nz/
> NZSSDS provides access to data from New Zealand surveys in the
> social sciences. Full metadata are held in an interface using
> Nesstar software. Data sets are held in Nesstar's format but can be
> converted on the fly for download in a number of different formats.
> This 'WebView' interface can be accessed by clicking the browse link
> at the top-right.
Great to see social science embracing open data. Found this via the
World Internet Project
http://www.aut.ac.nz/research/research-institutes/icdc/projects/world-internet-project
The AUT research is funded by the National Library of New Zealand and
InternetNZ, and they put their New Zealand data into the NZSSDS
repository. I was chuffed to see that, as I'm on the council of
InternetNZ and work with the National Library as part of LIAC.org.nz.
I love not having to say "um, shouldn't this be open?" :-)
