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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.
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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.
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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.
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New community consultation guidelines for large scale solar projects
Independent market research company Ipsos has produced best practice community consultation guidelines for proposed large scale solar projects.
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Google tops Ipsos Australia ‘Most Influential Brands’ 2015 study for second consecutive year
Google is Australia’s most influential brand among consumers for the second consecutive year, according to the Ipsos Most Influential Brands 2015* study.
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‘Fair’ coalition budget leads to upsurge in support – Fairfax Ipsos Poll
A majority (52%) of voters are satisfied with the Federal Budget delivered by Treasurer Joe Hockey on Tuesday, and more than one third (35%) are dissatisfied, giving a balance of opinion of +17, according to the latest national Fairfax Ipsos Poll.
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NSW Premier Mike Baird maintains strong approval as the Coalition set for victory – Fairfax Ipsos poll
The NSW state Coalition is maintaining its lead over the ALP, the latest Fairfax Ipsos NSW state Poll shows. Given the change in electoral law that now allows NSW voters to enroll on the day, the figures for this poll are based on all those who said they are certain to vote at the state election this Saturday.
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The Issues Monitor March 2015: Victoria
Victorians worry about transport. We always have, and probably always will.
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The Issues Monitor March 2015: New South Wales
Interestingly, in the lead up to the 2015 NSW State Election we have seen little in the way of key shifts in NSW citizens perceptions of the most important issues facing the state. In fact NSW citizens began 2015 in a similar mind set to the end of 2014.