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LIVING COSTS #1 VOTER CONCERN BUT IMMIGRATION AND BORDER CONTROL MOVE UP THE LIST
Unprompted, a majority (58%) of adults continue to name cost of living in their top three most important issues or concerns, and eight in ten (80%) select cost of living in their top five from a prompted list.
Despite interest rates remaining on hold over the summer, even those who consider themselves ‘on a reasonable wage’ express concern about meeting increased costs for essentials like food, fuel, utilities and housing.
MCKINNON POLL REVEALS INSIGHTS INTO AUSTRALIAN HOUSING LANDSCAPE
JWS Research is proud to partner with the Susan McKinnon Foundation in a shared mission to conduct high quality opinion polling to support more informed public policy debates and better decision making by government.
The housing crisis in Australia has reached a critical juncture, marked by a growing divide between the demand for affordable and suitable housing and the available supply.
RIC FARMERS EXHIBIT RESILIENCE AND CONFIDENCE AMID CHALLENGES
The RIC Farm Loans Customer Insights Report 2023 provides insight into existing RIC customers’ confidence in both their farm businesses and the long-term future of the agriculture industry.
Independent research conducted by JWS Research obtained feedback from more than 500 RIC customers. Of those surveyed, the leading concerns were increasing interest rates (82%), water security and drought (61%) and income volatility (58%).
GOVERNMENT RATINGS FALL AMID VOICE DEFEAT AND RISING LIVING COSTS
Government performance ratings fall in leadup to Voice defeat, amid ongoing concern about living costs and housing. Amid rising housing, food, fuel and energy costs, cost of living remains the most important issue Australians want the Federal Government to focus on (56% unprompted mentions, up from 43%, and 81% prompted mentions, up from 75%). This […]
GENERATIONAL DIVIDE PERSISTS OVER THE VOICE AS “NO” VOTES EDGE AHEAD
NO votes have continued their upward trend and now exceed the YES vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Less than four in ten voters (36%) support an alteration to the Constitution that establishes an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice and plan to vote YES in the October 14th referendum. This is similar to 39% […]
MAJORITY NOW WANT HOUSING AND INTEREST RATES ADDRESSED AS COST OF LIVING BITES
Living costs and health remain leading prompted issues as concern about housing and interest rates continues to rise. Amid rising food and energy costs, and with continued interest rate rises plunging more households into mortgage stress, cost of living remains the most important issue Australians want the Federal Government to focus on (43% unprompted mentions, […]
THE YES CASE HAS WORK TO DO TO BRING A DOUBLE MAJORITY BACK WITHIN REACH
Voters more evenly split on an Indigenous Voice after further increase in the NO vote since February. NO votes have continued to increase and are now at a similar level to the total YES vote on establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. However, lack of information remains an issue.Just under four in ten […]
IMPROVED BUT STILL LIMITED KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PROPOSED INDIGENOUS VOICE TO PARLIAMENT YET SUPPORT CONTINUES TO OUTWEIGH OPPOSITION
Most Australians have heard of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament but understanding of the idea remains limited. When presented with the Government’s proposed three-point draft amendment to the Australian Constitution and referendum question, 42% of Australian voters say they would vote YES to change the Constitution to establish an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice […]
MORE WANT HOUSING AND INTEREST RATES ADDRESSED, ENERGY NOW A LOWER PRIORITY
Facing rising household expenses, monthly RBA rate increases and a fixed-rate ‘mortgage cliff’, cost of living remains the most important issue Australians want the Federal Government to focus on (47% unprompted mentions, 76% prompted). This is followed by hospitals, healthcare and ageing (31% unprompted, 59% prompted) – the leading issue among over 55s. Addressing housing […]
