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Leading global research company Ipsos unveiled ten “megatrends” that will shape the world’s future, while a panel of experts explored social tensions and life in Victoria at a special event in Melbourne today to celebrate Ipsos’s 40th anniversary.

The majority of Australians believe that we are not doing enough to meet the country’s infrastructure needs, a new global Infrastructure study by Ipsos has revealed.

Leading market research company Ipsos has announced an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Group to advise its new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Unit on ethical and culturally sensitive research projects.

A major new Ipsos survey across 16 countries provides an insight into how major countries have reacted to Brexit, and what comes next for Britain and the EU.

Treasurer Pallas delivered his first budget on May 5. In his speech Mr Pallas made it very clear that the Andrews government will lead for all Victorians. Leading for all Victorians is about enabling equality. That the Treasurer framed his first budget around equality appears to be well timed, and well aligned with Victorians’ current concerns and general disposition.

In terms of the big issues, the key changes we’ve seen in community concerns in the second quarter of 2015 were in regards to housing and crime, with the former rising sharply and the later decreasing. Whilst the shape and order of the top five issues remains relatively stable, healthcare (40% – down 4%) is now very closely followed by housing (39% – up 7%).

Australians rank highly in regards to having a workplace they consider psychologically safe and healthy environment

Ipsos Food CHATs report the most comprehensive study into the actual food attitudes and behaviour of everyday Australians.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s approval rating has fallen four points to 51% since March,
and the Labor Party is now tied with the Coalition in voting intention, in the latest Fairfax Ipsos
Poll released today.