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IMPROVED BUT STILL LIMITED KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PROPOSED INDIGENOUS VOICE TO PARLIAMENT YET SUPPORT CONTINUES TO OUTWEIGH OPPOSITION
Most Australians have heard of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament but understanding of the idea remains limited. When presented with the Government’s proposed three-point draft amendment to the Australian Constitution and referendum question, 42% of Australian voters say they would vote YES to change the Constitution to establish an Aboriginal
MORE WANT HOUSING AND INTEREST RATES ADDRESSED, ENERGY NOW A LOWER PRIORITY
Facing rising household expenses, monthly RBA rate increases and a fixed-rate ‘mortgage cliff’, cost of living remains the most important issue Australians want the Federal Government to focus on (47% unprompted mentions, 76% prompted). This is followed by hospitals, healthcare and ageing (31% unprompted, 59% prompted) – the leading issue
Perceptions of public sector corruption and police misconduct in Victoria on the rise
Recent research commissioned by the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) shows perceptions of public sector corruption and police misconduct are on the rise. Every few years, IBAC surveys state and local government employees, Victoria Police employees, business suppliers and the Victorian community to better understand perceptions of corruption and police
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