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Yesterday, Infrastructure Australia released the 2019 Australian Infrastructure Audit, a forward-looking view of Australia’s infrastructure challenges and opportunities, based in part on a national survey of 5,000 Australians conducted by JWS Research.
The results have been released from Victoria’s annual community satisfaction survey of more than 26,000 Victorians conducted by JWS Research for Local Government Victoria.
JWS Research founder John Scales explains in today’s article by Phillip Coorey in the Australian Financial Review that Australians are sick of political upheaval and seek a return to stability in government and focus on core government responsibilities.
JWS Research conducted a post election survey asking 1,000 voters how they voted in last Saturday’s federal election, why they voted that way, what information sources and issues were influential, and how they felt about the respective campaigns. Full results and analysis are available to download.
Managing Director John Scales explains in The Australian Financial Review today that if the race is as close as polls suggest, there’s a small possibility that the Coalition could eke out an unexpected victory on Saturday.
JWS Research founder John Scales explains in today’s The Australian Financial Review by looking at recent polls and historical examples that if the race is close going into the last week of an election campaign, anything can happen.
True Issues is a unique regular trends monitor that provides the latest information on issue priorities impacting Australians.
True Issues, reported in the Australian Financial Review, has become an important and widely reported tool, tracking what Australians truly care about and where those priorities sit within the broader issues landscape. With data dating back to 2013 you can easily see what priorities drive choices in the marketplace and public discussion.
Post election, healthcare and ageing still most top of mind issues for Australians, ahead of the environment, economy and wages in JWS Research’s latest True Issues survey. Four months after the Royal Commission into Aged Care, Australians continue to be concerned about caring for an ageing population, as well as rising healthcare costs and ease of access to good quality care.
Australians are feeling more positive about the performance of business and government than four months ago, the previous wave of the JWS Research True Issues survey. They view conditions as more stable after the return of the incumbent Federal Government and perceived end to leadership changes and instability within the Coalition.
Coming out of its recent election win, Government performance across key areas remains steady and defence, security and terrorism remains its best performing area in JWS Research’s latest True Issues survey.
Post election, healthcare and ageing still most top of mind issues for Australians, ahead of the environment, economy and wages in JWS Research’s latest True Issues survey. Four months after the Royal Commission into Aged Care, Australians continue to be concerned about caring for an ageing population, as well as rising healthcare costs and ease of access to good quality care.
