An analyst agent over Australian data.

Shortlist sites for a last-mile depot: E4 or E3 lots of 3,000–10,000 m² within 30 minutes' truck drive of Sydney Airport, less than 5 minutes from a motorway ramp, with at least 2 million residents inside a 30-minute drive, no residential zoning within 200 m, outside flood planning areas and not on the EPA contaminated-land record. Rank by catchment population, show the last sale on each lot, and map the top 20.

Profile physical climate risk across Port Macquarie-Hastings: for every residential address, whether it sits on bushfire-prone land, inside a mapped flood extent or in a coastal hazard layer. Rank suburbs by the number of exposed addresses, table the top ten with each hazard's share, chart the split, and map the share of exposed addresses by suburb.

Compare the Riverina irrigation LGAs — Griffith, Leeton, Narrandera, Murrumbidgee and Murray River — on their 30-year rainfall normal, mean maximum temperature, days over 35 °C today and projected for 2050, topsoil carbon and clay, and the split of irrigated cropping, dryland cropping and grazing. Table by LGA, chart the projected change in hot days, and map the share of irrigated land by SA2.

Screen the Central-West Orana REZ for solar-farm land: rural-zoned lots of 100 ha or more, slope under 5 degrees at the lot, within 5 km of a 330 kV or higher transmission line. Flag bushfire-prone land rather than excluding it, count the addresses within 1 km as a neighbour proxy, rank by area and map the top 20 with the transmission lines.

Screen NSW for data-centre land: rural- or industrial-zoned lots of 20 ha or more, within 5 km of a 330 kV or higher transmission line and 15 km of a transmission substation, within 3 km of a sealed arterial or highway, with fewer than 200 residents within 2 km but within 30 km of a town of 5,000 to 50,000 people. Exclude flood planning land and slope over 5 degrees, flag bushfire-prone land, and add the 30-year mean daily solar exposure so the same site could carry a co-located solar farm. Rank by area and map the top 25 with the transmission lines and substations.

Which NSW federal seats did Labor win in 2025 by under 6% on two-party-preferred? For each, show the margin, the swing since 2022, how much the boundary changed, median household income, median age and the share of land bushfire-prone. Chart the swing against the margin, and map the tightest seat's booths coloured by Labor two-party share.

For every NSW federal electorate, combine projected days over 35 °C by 2050 under the high-emissions scenario, the share of land that is bushfire-prone, and the average median household income. Which ten seats pair the largest rise in hot days with the lowest incomes? Table them with the sitting member, chart heat rise against income, and map all NSW seats by projected hot days.