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  Latest News Survey

  Ipsos unveils ten global megatrends in society as it celebrates 40th anniversary

  Leading global research company Ipsos unveiled ten “mega trends” that will shape the world’s future, while a panel of experts explored future societal trends in Australia at a special event in Sydney last night to celebrate Ipsos’s 40th anniversary.

  09.11.15
• Fairfax Survey

  Strong personal ratings for Turnbull as Shorten languishes – Fairfax Ipsos Poll

  The Coalition has pulled ahead of the Labor, according to the October Fairfax Ipsos Poll.

  19.10.15
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  Latest News Survey

  The Issues Monitor September 2015: New South Wales

  It seems that discussion and focus on federal politics and the Government’s performance has dominated NSW citizen’s focus as third quarter results for our NSW Issues Monitor show little movement from the previous quarter. The top four issues remain relatively unchanged with healthcare remaining in top position (41% – up 1%), housing in second (39%), cost of living in third position (28% – down 1%), and unemployment in fourth (26% – down 2%). Transport was also steady at fifth position (23%).
  
  

  07.10.15
• Fairfax Survey

  Labor lead increases after ‘Choppergate’ scandal – Fairfax Ipsos Poll

  Labor is ahead of the Coalition in the August Fairfax Ipsos Poll.

  17.08.15
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  Polling Survey

  Ipsos Life in Victoria Report

  We asked 3,385 Victorians (12,638 Australians) to select the attributes they believe are important in making somewhere a good place to live. We also asked them to rate how well our state and their local areas performed on all attributes.

  04.08.15

• Understanding Asia

  Understanding Asia takes a look at the latest Ipsos research into society, markets and people within the APEC region. A monthly newsletter curated for our region.

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• Fairfax Survey

  Shorten records lowest approval ratings as opposition leader – Fairfax Ipsos Poll

  Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s approval rating is 35% (down 6 points since June), according to the latest national Fairfax Ipsos Poll, while his disapproval rating is 55% (up 8 points since June). This gives a net approval of -20 (down 14 points since June) and Shorten’s lowest approval rating since becoming Opposition Leader in October 2013.

  06.07.15
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  Public opinion Survey

  The Issues Monitor June 2015: Queensland

  As a new State Government settles into its first term we can see that Queenslanders are slightly re-shuffling their priorities and concerns. During the last few months of the dying Liberal government, Queenslanders indicated strong concern about unemployment and cost of living.

  06.07.15
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  Polling Survey

  The Issues Monitor June 2015: National

  “The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do”. That’s a quote from Michael Porter – a preeminent authority on strategic implementation. While governments want to deliver-deliver-deliver, recent history (think Rudd circa 2008) has shown us that it is in their best interest to do a lot well, than do everything because, inevitably, history will refer to everything as being too much.

  03.07.15
• Fairfax Survey

  Support for government drops after Hockey’s housing gaffe – Fairfax Ipsos Poll

  Labor is ahead of the Coalition in the June Fairfax Ipsos Poll. Labor has 53% of the two-party preferred vote (up 3 points since May), ahead of the Coalition on 47% (down 3 points since May), based on 2013 election preferences. This indicates a swing of 6.5 percentage points against the Abbott Government since the 2013 Federal election.

  22.06.15
• Latest News Survey

  Convenience Key Driver for Australia’s Food Health Choices

  Australians prefer their food to come from natural sources, however are not prepared to forego eating out, take-away and pre-prepared foods/meals from supermarkets, the new Ipsos Food Health report has revealed.

  11.06.15
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  Climate change Publication

  Climate change: Australians believe extreme weather events are already more frequent

  More than six in 10 Australians (62%) believe that climate change is already impacting our nation’s environment by causing more extreme droughts and extreme storm events, according to the Ipsos Climate Change Report.

  26.05.15