Australian public data,
in one API.

One key for nine government sources. Canonical, citable time series with full history, FRED-style transforms, embeddable charts and ready-made cross-source signals. Always the current vintage, never a stale cache.

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government sources

canonical series

cross-source signals

live endpoints

ABS · RBA · ATO · APRA · AIHW · ASIC · AEMO · WGEA · BOM (weather)

Your first call

# 1. Get a free key (returned and emailed)
curl -X POST https://api.ausdata.io/v1/register \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"email":"you@example.com"}'

# 2. Latest headline inflation, flat and citable
curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer ak_your_key' \
  https://api.ausdata.io/v1/series/AU.CPI.YOY/latest

Returns {"series_id":"AU.CPI.YOY","period":"2026-Q1","value":4.0,"units":"Percent","citation":"…"}. Prefer a library? pip install ausdata-sdk, npm i -g ausdata-cli, or the ausdata-mcp server for agents.

What you get

69 canonical series

Stable IDs like AU.CPI.YOY, AU.CASHRATE, AU.GDP.REAL. FRED-style transforms, CSV, charts. Browse →

18 cross-source signals

Real wages, the real-rate regime, housing affordability, credit impulse — joined across sources. See all →

Raw passthrough

Every curated dataset across all nine sources at /v1/data/{source}/{id}, with slicing and CSV.

Built for agents

An MCP server, an LLM discovery manifest, and a uniform response envelope.

Reliable by contract

A request returns the current published data, or a clear error. It never serves an older vintage dressed as the current answer, and every value is traceable to its source agency via meta.sources[].attribution.

Start with a free key.

500 calls a month, every feature unlocked, no card.