Values, education and faith in Australia

...sample of 1,013 Australians, who are representative of Australia’s demographic profile (in terms of age, gender and location). The survey was conducted by McCrindle in April 2018. 99% of Australians...

Faith and belief in Australia

The Faith and Belief in Australia Report is being launched today. A survey of 1,024 Australians shows that religion in Australia is not dead. Two in three identify with a...

How disruption, disillusionment and diversity is shaping faith in Australia

...they have been praying more. Australians are disillusioned with the Church but are exploring faith The research showed that Australians have become disillusioned with the church as an institution. They...

Faith and Belief in New Zealand

The Faith and Belief in New Zealand Report, commissioned by the Wilberforce Foundation, explores attitudes towards religion, spirituality and Christianity in New Zealand. This research employed qualitative and quantitative methods...

Faith, belief and churchgoing in Australia

...in 5 of Australia’s 8 states and territories (Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory). Yet in both Victoria and Queensland, Catholic (26.7% and...

50 Surprising Statistics about Australia

...more On average, women in Australia outlive men by 4 years. Find out more The most widely said ‘Australianisms’ are ‘no worries’ (74% of Australians have used this phrase), ‘arvo’...

Aussie Pride: What Australians love about their country

...the red centre still most popularly define Australia” continued Mark McCrindle. Un-Australian A majority of Australians (57%) now use the term ‘un-Australian’, showing it to have well and truly established...

The impact of COVID-19 on relationships and spirituality

...their workplace/gatherings in the way that it was. Australia and mental health, a difficult relationship Australians are experiencing relational and personal difficulties. Two in five Australians (42%) have experienced tension...

Where Australian’s place their trust

100 Years of Change

...men in Australia by more than 105,000. In Australia in 1915, those aged 65 were classified as being of ‘old age’. Less than one in 20 Australians was aged 65...