Cost of living continues to surge as the primary concern of voters, who also feel the government is failing to make any headway on the issue, and on several other key concerns.
Australians are largely underwhelmed by the recent Federal Budget, with just 13% saying it is good for them personally and 20% saying it is good for the nation.
Most Australians have heard of the idea of a body representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to advise the Australian Parliament and Government on laws and policies related to Indigenous Australians. However, there is largely superficial knowledge about this potential referendum topic.
Amid rising housing, groceries, petrol and energy costs, and following four consecutive interest rate increases, cost of living remains Australians’ top priority for Federal Government attention.
The latest edition of True Issues indicates that cost of living is Australians’ top prompted priority for Federal Government attention.
The True Issues COP26 poll indicates that despite limited knowledge about the issue of net-zero emissions, a majority of adults support Australia committing to achieve the target of net-zero emissions by the year 2050, including three in ten who strongly support this goal.