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Australians’ satisfaction with democracy remains high, but has declined over the last two decades, new research from The Australian National University (ANU) shows. The findings, released as part of the 2023 ANU Crawford Leadership Forum, show 77.4 per cent of Australians say they are satisfied or very satisfied with democracy compared to 81 per cent in 2008. Study co-author

Satisfaction with democracy in Australia is falling behind that of its Indo-Pacific neighbours. That's one of the findings in a report from the Australian National University. And while confidence still remains high, researchers warn the data shows stability cannot be taken for granted.

Almost one in three are struggling to get by.

Young people, the poor, right-wingers and Australians from non-English-speaking backgrounds are among the least likely to have received a COVID-19 booster.

AS part of the Archaeology festival, a renowned professor of archaeology will give a lecture at the Hampshire Record Office.

The Coalition lost a third of its support among voters under 55 or who had at least finished year 12, according to first major analysis of the federal election.

As voters prepare to head to the polls, a new study from The Australian National University (ANU) shows the number of Australians who said they would vote for the Coalition dropped to just 32 per cent in early 2022.

Why Australians are hesitant to get their booster shot

A new survey conducted by the Australian National University has found the number of people who say they will get a booster has declined in the past few months.

Seven out of 10 Australians aged 18 and older say they will get a coronavirus vaccine booster shot but hesitancy is highest in states that avoided delta.