Brisbane City Council publishes 3,397 open datasets for Australia. Browse them live in Vizzie and turn any one into a map or chart.
Brisbane City Council is the open-data portal for Australia, covering Queensland. It runs on ArcGIS Hub, Esri's open-data platform for geographic data. You can browse it directly at spatial-brisbane.opendata.arcgis.com.
On Brisbane City Council, most datasets here are clearly licensed — only a small share are undeclared. It's important to know that "no licence declared" is not the same as public-domain or free-to-use. Undeclared data carries no explicit permission to copy, adapt, or redistribute it — so reusers should treat it cautiously and check with the publisher before relying on it. Vizzie flags each dataset's licence (or its absence) so you can see this before you build.
Of the 3,397 datasets here whose licence Vizzie can identify, essentially all of them can be used commercially. Attribution is required by almost every open licence — Vizzie writes the attribution line for you when you export or publish.
The largest single-publisher catalogue in Australia on any platform Vizzie speaks, and the cleanest: all 3,397 datasets carry the bare string 'https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0' and every one is a feature…
No download, no GIS specialist. Opens in Vizzie.