Australia’s household income and wealth distribution
Australia has long been labelled land of the middle class but latest analysis of the Australian Bureau of Statistics wealth and income data shows that this is less the case today.
Values, education and faith in Australia
This analysis shows that even in an increasingly secular society, Australians are strongly supportive of equipping the next generation with a values foundation in education.
Population growth and overseas migration
Australia’s population growth is placing a strain on infrastructure and creating congestion, particularly in our most populated capitals.
Faith and Belief in New Zealand
The 2017 Faith and Belief in New Zealand report explores themes and topics regarding New Zealand’s religion and spirituality.
The 2018 Baby Names Report is here
Around one in ten of Australia’s 300,000 babies born in the last year were given one of the top ten baby names, with Oliver and Charlotte continuing their reign from last year.
Queensland hits 5 million
Queensland’s population has topped the five-million mark as the state’s lifestyle attracts more newcomers from around the country and across the world.
Aussies most influenced by their mums
Our research found that mums are Aussie’s most influential life-shaper, and that more than two in five (43%) Aussies tell their mum they love her at least every month or so.
40 years of change: 1975 to today
This short video outlines four decades of massive change – demographically, socially, economically, politically, globally, culturally and technologically.
Redefining Sydney’s urban lifestyles
We partnered with Urban Taskforce Australia to produce the “Sydney Lifestyle Study”, a first-ever research study on Sydney’s apartment dwellers.
5 factors defining Generation Z
Understanding Generation Z and their learning habits is about understanding Generation Z as being social, mobile, global, digital and visual.
Uncovering Australia’s middle market
The Mid-Market Report explores what to many Australians, is a mystery. These are growing businesses, dynamic, fast-moving, entrepreneurial in nature, and embracing of technology.
Generation next: Meet Gen Z and the Alphas
Today’s children and teens are Generation Z, born from 1995 to 2009 and Australia is home to more than 4.5 million of them.