Living Well by Measuring What Matters – Update
July 9, 2026
It’s been a busy and exciting few months for the Bega Valley Data Collective as we continue to roll out our Living Well in the
Here we will share news on the Bega Valley Data Collective so you can keep up to date with our progress.
It’s been a busy and exciting few months for the Bega Valley Data Collective as we continue to roll out our Living Well in the
By Adam Mather (Living Well Data Analysis) – The core mission of the Living Well initiative has always been to ensure our community has access
By Robert Kingston (Management Committee Member) – In mid-June, I had the privilege of representing the Bega Valley Data Collective at the inaugural PLACE Impact
By Tim Whitaker (BVDC Treasurer) – Why Global Stats Don’t Tell Our Whole Story It’s the age-old question: can cash actually buy a smiling face,
By Tim Fitzgerald (BVDC President) – The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) recently released the summary results from the 2025 General Social Survey. This comprehensive
By April Merrick (BVDC Vice President) – Change is in the air at the Bega Valley Data Collective (BVDC). Over the last few years, we’ve
The Bega Valley Data Collective (BVDC) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, November 19, at the UOW Bega Campus, and it was a
The tool, which was commissioned by FRRR, built by Seer Data and funded by the Australian Government, draws on a range of trusted public data
The Regional Wellbeing Survey is asking people living outside our big cities to share what’s working, and what’s not, in their communities. Take part and
Our mission remains clear: to empower our community to thrive together through a community wellbeing framework based on collaboration, data, and action. This document is a high-level guide to how we will achieve that, with the detailed steps laid out in our internal operational plan.
We invite you to express your interest and follow this exciting and ground-breaking project that will make our community’s dreams, aspirations and initiatives come to life.