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LATEST TRUE ISSUES RESEARCH LOOKS AT POTENTIAL ECONOMIC REFORMS, ATTITUDES TO THE NDIS AND OUR REGULAR ISSUES TRACKING
Given our ongoing desire to contribute meaningfully to national public policy debates, we have again put together two additional special releases. One following up on our budget work earlier this year by now looking more closely at a range of potential tax and economic reforms. A separate report looks carefully at evolving public attitudes around the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Related research insights from these special reports and True Issues have been recently covered in the AFR, The Age and SMH newspapers, The Australian and on ABC’s Insiders program.
RESPONSES TO FEDERAL BUDGET, FUTURE MADE IN AUSTRALIA POLICY AND OUR REGULAR ISSUES TRACKING
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.
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.
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