Nick Evershed is a Data and Interactives Editor at The Guardian Australia. With a focus on national news and data-driven storytelling, Nick's articles cover a range of topics including politics, environment, and social issues. He uses interactive maps and visualizations to present complex data in an accessible and engaging way.
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Nick Evershed's journalistic focus lies primarily on Australian politics, climate change, and societal issues. He often cites data and government announcements in his coverage.
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By: Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed
We chart home ownership rates across the OECD over 100 years. Plus: Buildings wrapped in solid petrol
By: Sarah Martin, Nick Evershed, Ariel Bogle
On a gloomy Saturday morning in Sydney, a small crowd with umbrellas and raincoats is waiting outside a terrace in the inner west for an auction to start.
By: Nick Evershed
The second part of the chart suggests the government's vaping crackdown is actually having an impact. New business registrations with vaping-related keywords in the name were lower in 2024 than for any other year. These figures only count registrations from January to September to make the partial 2024 data comparable with other years. There are some caveats with the numbers in more recent years, which you can read in notes on methods below.
By: Nick Evershed
Why have smoke and vape shops proliferated across Australia? Plus: what data reveals about the UK rioters
By: Nick Evershed
Hello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch. In this week's newsletter we have charts on how much water and energy is consumed every
By: Nick Evershed, Josh Nicholas
Hello and welcome to another edition of The Crunch! In this week's newsletter, we have charts on how global heating is supercharging
By: Luke Mansillo, Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed
See how the next federal election is shaping up with Guardian Australia’s statistical model, which combines all opinion polls to get a better estimate of the two-party preferred vote
By: Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed
Guardian Australia launches it's new poll-tracking page. Plus: the gap between climate action and pledges
By: Nick Evershed, Josh Nicholas
Hello and welcome to a special US election edition of The Crunch. In this week's newsletter we will round up the best, worst and weirdest election graphics we've seen.
By: Josh Nicholas, Nick Evershed
From Washington Post’s pendulums to Prime Video’s psychedelic set and the Onion’s Big Election Map, here are some we liked
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