Australian not-for-profit domains
Shows current posture and repeated public signal across selected not-for-profit domains.
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Shows current posture and repeated public signal across selected not-for-profit domains.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected government and public-service domains.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal through an explicitly curated, overlapping public-interest lens.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected university and higher education domains.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected media and broadcasting domains.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected retail and marketplace-style services.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected banking and insurance domains.
View cohortShows current posture and repeated public signal across selected Australian software platform domains.
View cohortPanel composition
Cohorts group domains already in the fixed panel by sector or public-interest purpose.
| Cohort | Domains | Observed suffix mix |
|---|---|---|
| Government | 14 | Gov Au: 14 |
| Nfp | 16 | Asn Au: 1 · Com Au: 3 · Org Au: 12 |
| Education | 10 | Edu Au: 10 |
| Media | 8 | Com Au: 7 · Net Au: 1 |
| Commercial | 14 | Com Au: 14 |
| Financial Services | 8 | Com Au: 8 |
| Public Interest | 21 | Com Au: 3 · Gov Au: 14 · Net Au: 1 · Org Au: 3 |
| Software Platforms | 5 | Com Au: 5 |
A domain may appear in more than one analytical cohort. Cohort membership totals therefore do not sum to the fixed panel size.
The suffix mix describes these panel groups only. It is not a sector or namespace measure.
How to read cohorts
Each cohort is a grouped view of domains already in the panel. Some groups overlap.
Each cohort brings related domains together so common public signals are easier to read.
Use cohort counts and distributions to understand the group, not to rank individual domains.
A cohort is not a complete sector sample, score or measure of domain quality.
More context
Use State, Signals, Reports and Methodology for the wider evidence and definitions.