Publishers

Using Suburb Guide in your work

Suburb Guide publishes suburb-level Australian data compiled from official government and reputable open-data sources. Journalists, researchers, councils, community organisations and bloggers can cite a suburb page or embed its snapshot infographic without registering.

Attribution should link to the canonical suburb page — for example suburb.guide/sa/glenelg. The infographic is a picture of that page’s snapshot, not a substitute for it.

Cite

A publisher-friendly citation looks like this:

Suburb Guide, “Glenelg, SA Suburb Guide”, updated 16 September 2026, https://suburb.guide/sa/glenelg

Each suburb profile has Cite, Embed, Share snapshot and View infographic on the header. No permission or account is required.

Embed

Embed the 1200×630 infographic with the suburb page as the link target:

<a href="https://suburb.guide/sa/glenelg"><img src="https://suburb.guide/sa/glenelg/infographic.png" alt="Glenelg, SA suburb snapshot — Suburb Guide" width="1200" height="630" /></a>

• Keep the link on the image pointed at the suburb page, not the PNG file.
• Infographic URLs follow /{state}/{suburb-slug}/infographic.png.
• Images are generated on request and cached. Do not hotlink a copied file as the source of truth.

Example

Glenelg, South Australia — the same publisher actions that appear on the suburb header.

Open the Glenelg suburb profile to cite or embed from the header.