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Nearly 3.5 million Australians make or contribute to business decisions in an average year. From office managers to CEOs, farmers to HR consultants, board members to small business owners, Roy Morgan asks them all about their decision making, industry expectations, turnover and finances, employee numbers and hiring plans, preferred media and a whole lot more.

TorchMedia expands Canberra Light Rail network - Vimarsana News

TorchMedia expands Canberra Light Rail network

Australia’s leading Transit Media specialist, TorchMedia, has today announced the expansion of its premium Canberra Light Rail portfolio, growing from five to nine stations covering the city’s entire light rail network.

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TorchMedia expands Canberra Light Rail network

Roy Morgan has profiled the Canberra Light Rail audience for the first time.

ALP 53% leads the L-NP 47% as energy crisis strikes Eastern Australia - Vimarsana News

ALP 53% leads the L-NP 47% as energy crisis strikes Eastern Australia

The ALP’s lead over the L-NP is now 6% points on a two-party preferred basis a month after the Federal Election: ALP 53% (down 1% point in a week) ahead of the L-NP 47% (up 1% point). This is still an increase for the ALP on last month’s Federal Election result: ALP 52% cf. L-NP 48%.

ALP 53% leads the L-NP 47% and set to win the Election with a swing of 4.5% since the 2019 Federal Election - Vimarsana News

ALP 53% leads the L-NP 47% and set to win the Election with a swing of 4.5% since the 2019 Federal Election

The ALP’s lead over the L-NP has been cut to 6% points as early voting began last week but it still holds a clear election winning lead before this week’s Federal Election: ALP 53% (down 1.5% points in a week) ahead of the L-NP 47% (up 1.5% points) on a two-party preferred basis.