Many Australians believe that Australia is the land of opportunity, where people are given a chance to thrive and flourish. Overtime, however, Australia’s social fabric has evolved, with Australians revaluating what makes up the Australia we see today. Australia offers a great quality of life, even if you don’t have
More than a place to live, residents feel a sense of belonging in their city and feel a part of the cities heart and soul. Two in three Australians strongly/somewhat agree they feel free to be themselves in their city (66%) while three in five feel proud to be a
Australians are divided when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine. While four in five (85%) want to get vaccinated, two in five (43%) want to get vaccinated as soon as possible while the same proportion (42%) only want to get vaccinated after many others. Only 16% of Australians don’t plan
Acceptance of an individual could be a key element in bridging divisions within our community. Currently, Australians are most likely to define acceptance as accepting the individual without necessarily accepting their practise or worldview (50%). Almost two in five Australians (36%), however, define acceptance as accepting the individual and their
Despite the recent events of 2020 Australians appear to be rallying together. Not only is Australia considered the ‘lucky country’ but three in five Australians (59%) believe that over the next three years, Australia will become more united. This is in stark contrast to other countries such as the United
A mentally healthy and aware Australia The challenges of lockdown and social isolation are shifting Australians priorities with almost nine in ten Australians (89%) agreeing, the events of 2020 have highlighted the importance of having a good support system. Positively, Australians are working towards their best selves, with despite 2020
Uncertainty leading into 2021 Not only have the events of 2020 stretched Australians beyond their capacity (55%), but many expect their struggles to continue. Three in five Australians (59%) are worried about the economy and how changes will affect their job in the year ahead. Younger generations are more likely
Phones are an integral part of Australians’ daily routines. One in two Australians access their phones during the last three minutes before they go to bed at night (54%) and during the first three minutes after waking up in the morning (53%). Australians are, however, attempting to decrease their screen
New national research from Mainstreet Insights of 1,002 Australians shows that COVID-19 is having a substantial impact on the Aussie spirit, our relationships and spirituality. Aussie spirit takes a hit An increase in COVID-19 cases has seen a decrease in Aussie spirit. Waking up to vast increases of new COVID-19 cases, it