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Latest Federal Primary Vote
Poll Date: February 27/28 & March 6/7, 2010 (Face : Face), 2010

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L-NP

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ALP

45.0


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The Federal Government should be doing more about water conservation

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Important Infrastructure challenges facing Australia


Latest Top 10 TV Progams for Australia and New Zealand


Media Polls

Large Majority Of Australians Think The Media Is "Often Biased"

The First Ninety Years
- The Printing House of
Massina, 1859 to 1949
by Ronald G Campbell

Television Remains Main Source Of News & Current Affairs - NineMSN Leads The Way In Internet News

Online Ad Spend To Continue In 2007

Australian Media Viewed With Scepticism - TV Remains Our First Stop When Chasing The News

Online News Continues To Grow - Ninemsn Number One For Second Year Running

Significant Print Readership Research Papers: 1953-2006

Roy Morgan Media Research, 1941 - 2007

50 Years of TV -14/09/06

Australians Oppose Government's Media Laws - 15/08/06

Journalists Strongly Oppose Government's Media Laws - 10/08/06

The Reader - 3/09/04


Top Travel Sites:
Australia December 2009

 

Site

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1

qantas.com.au 1,658

2

virginblue.com.au 1,405

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jetstar.com.au 1,401

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Wotif 1,213

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flightcentre.com.au 1,166

New Zealand December 2009

 

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AirNewZealand.co.nz 695

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jetstar.co.nz 269

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flightcentre.co.nz 253

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houseoftravel.co.nz 214

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flypacificblue.com 174

Top News Sites:
Australia December 2009

 

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smh.com.au 1,442

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abc.net.au/news 1,378

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google news 1,117

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ninemsn news 1,101

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news.com.au (news) 1,002

Top Employment Sites:
Australia December 2009

 

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seek.com.au 1,793

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mycareer.com.au 1,361

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careerone.com.au 1,049

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JobSearch.gov.au 760

New Zealand December 2009

 

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trademe Jobs 541

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seek.co.nz 533

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Jobstuff.co.nz 92

Top Automotive Sites:
Australia December 2009

 

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carsales.com.au 1,295

2

carsguide.com.au 578

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carpoint.com.au 556

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drive.com.au 473

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Trading Post - Auto 439
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Glen Eira Australia Day Breakfast
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Background to Roy Morgan Research
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Victoria Day Council Address, presented by Gary Morgan, July 5, 2008

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Separation Tree Ceremony Oration by Gary Morgan November 14 2009.



The Liberal National Party would win a Queensland State Election


State Poll : Finding No. 4479 : These are the main findings of a special telephone Morgan Poll on Queensland voting intention conducted with 423 Queensland electors between February 17 – March 18, 2010. : March 20, 2010

A Queensland State Election would be won by the Liberal National Party (LNP) if held now. LNP support is 55.5% (up 6.7% since the March 2009 Queensland State Election) leading the ALP (44.5%, down 6.7%) on a Two-Party Preferred basis, a special telephone Morgan Poll taken over the last month finds.

Despite Premier Bligh’s high disapproval rating (64.5%) for ‘handling her job as Premier of Queensland,’ Bligh is still just the ‘Preferred Premier’ of Queenslanders (38%) slightly ahead of Opposition Leader John-Paul Langbroek (37.5%).

Better Queensland Premier (Bligh v Langbroek)

The special Morgan Poll finds that Anna Bligh (38%) is only just preferred as the “Better Premier of Queensland” by the Queensland electorate ahead of Opposition Leader John-Paul Langbroek (37.5%) while 24.5% can’t say.

Job Approval (Bligh v Langbroek)

The Morgan Poll also finds that although voters prefer Anna Bligh to John-Paul Langbroek as “Better Premier” they do not approve of the way she’s handling her job as Premier of Queensland with nearly two-thirds, 64.5% disapproving of Bligh’s handling of the job as Premier compared to only 25% that approve while 10.5% can’t say.

Full article.

Unichem and Amcal ahead in New Zealand Customer Satisfaction


New Zealand : Article No. 1036 : Source: Roy Morgan Single Source January 2009 - December 2009 : March 19, 2010

New research in New Zealand measuring customer satisfaction with non-food stores reveals that Unichem at 88.7% was the leader for the 12 months to December 2009, closely followed by Amcal at 87.8%. These two pharmacies scored above the average for pharmacies (86.9%) measured in the current Roy Morgan Retail Satisfaction Report for New Zealand and scored well above the average for all 66 non-food stores (83.8%) surveyed.

Life Pharmacy (86.7%) and Radius Pharmacy (84.5%) both fell below the average for customer satisfaction for pharmacies surveyed although they both scored above the average for total non food store customer satisfaction.

All four pharmacies ranked above the average for non-food store customer satisfaction, indicating people are generally more satisfied with their dealings with pharmacies than with all non food stores.

Satisfaction with New Zealand Pharmacies – 12 months to December 2009





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New Zealand National-led Government (57%, down 0.5%)
Retains Strong Lead over Opposition Parties (43%, up 0.5%)


Federal Poll : Finding No. 4478 : This latest New Zealand Roy Morgan Poll on voting intention was conducted by telephone with a New Zealand-wide cross-section of 874 electors from March 1-14, 2010. Of all electors surveyed, 5.5% (down 0.5%) did not name a party. : March 18, 2010

The latest Roy Morgan NZ Poll shows support for John Key’s National-led Government is virtually unchanged, down 0.5% to 57% comprising National Party 51.5% (down 2%), Maori Party 2% (down 0.5%), ACT NZ 2.5% (up 1%) and United Future 1% (up 1%).

Support for Opposition Parties is 43% (up 0.5%); Labour Party 33.5% (up 2%), Greens 6.5% (down 1.5%), New Zealand First 2% (unchanged), the Progressive Party 0.5% (unchanged) and Others 0.5% (unchanged).

If a National Election were held today the National Party would win easily.

The Roy Morgan Government Confidence Rating is 137 (down 3.5 points) with 64% (down 1%) of New Zealanders saying New Zealand is ‘heading in the right direction’ compared to 27% (up 2.5%) that say New Zealand is ‘heading in the wrong direction.’



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Consumer Confidence drops 2.7 points to 125.4


Consumer Confidence : Article No. 1034 : This weekly Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence rating is based on 1,064 face-to-face interviews conducted Australia-wide with men and women aged 14 and over on the weekend of March 13/14, 2010. : March 18, 2010

Consumer Confidence is now 125.4 (down 2.7 points in a week), according to the weekly Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Rating conducted on the weekend of March 13/14, 2010. The Consumer Confidence rating is now 31.9pts higher than a year ago, March 14/15, 2009 (93.5).

The fall has principally been driven by a decrease confidence amongst Australians about their personal finances.

27% (down 5%) of Australians say their family is ‘better off financially’ compared to a year ago while 30% (up 3%) of Australians say their family is ‘worse off financially.’

Now 43% (down 3%) of Australians expect their family to be ‘better off financially’ this time next year compared to 15% (up 1%) of Australians that expect their family to be ‘worse off financially.’

A reduced majority, 53% (down 3% – and the lowest since December 2009) of Australians, say ‘now is a good time to buy’ major household items while 17% (down 1%) say ‘now is a bad time to buy’ major household items.





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Full article.

ANZ-Roy Morgan NZ Consumer Confidence Rating - March 2010 - 121.8 (Down 1.8pts)
Mixed Measures in March


Consumer Confidence : Article No. 1035 : The survey was conducted from 1-14 March, across New Zealand by telephone with a cross section of 993 people aged 14 and over. : March 17, 2010

• Consumer confidence slipped slightly, but the level remains very robust.

• Current conditions improve but future conditions are looking a little less rosy.

• A more marked lift in current conditions was measured in the older age groups.

The ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence measure slipped nearly 2 points in March.


Despite this fall, the overall level remains positive, with the March quarter average 4 points higher than the preceding December quarter. The March figure is the lowest recorded thus year, but it remains the fourth highest level to be measured during the recent rebound.

Households are more optimistic about the current situation and less optimistic about the future prospects. Consumers viewed the current situation more favourably but discounted the forward looking questions. The proportion of respondents that thought they were better off now compared to a year ago increased 4 points. A net 20 percent of consumers thought it was a good time to buy a major household appliance, up 6 points from a month ago.

The 12 month outlook is less certain. The largest drop in forward looking questions was measured in expectations about the economy in general in 12 months time. This index figure dropped 9 points to 120.

Full article.

Roy Morgan Research Releases Quarterly Automotive Currency Report:
Key metrics point towards healthy outlook for Nissan, Hyundai, Volkswagen and Mitsubishi


Australia : Article No. 1033 : Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia); February 2004 – December 2009. : March 15, 2010

Roy Morgan Research is pleased to announce the release of the December quarter Automotive Currency Report, covering key consumer marketing metrics of New Car Buying Intention, Brand Awareness, Consideration, Advertising Recall, Brand Rejection, Brand Loyalty and Satisfaction, which each serve as Key Performance Indicators of New Car Buying Intention.

Market Overview

o The Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Rating remains at a comparable level to prior to the ‘Global Financial Crisis’. Interest rate movement has the potential to dampen Consumer Confidence and restrain growth in new car sales volume among consumers with mortgages (who represent around 37% of the private new car market*).

o At VFACTS Segment level, the Small Passenger Segment and SUV Segment are the two segments to have gained share of total intention, with Medium Passenger Segment declining (refer chart below).

o Brand Awareness, Consideration, Advertising Recall, Brand Rejection, Brand Loyalty and Satisfaction each serve as Key Performance Indicators of New Car Buying Intention.

VFACTS Segment Share of New Car Buying Intention, among those intending to buy a new car in the next four years





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ALP down slightly again but still holds big lead
ALP 55.5% (down 1%) - L-NP 44.5% (up 1%)


Federal Poll : Finding No. 4476 : This face-to-face Morgan Poll on Federal voting intention was conducted on the weekends of February 27/28 & March 6/7, 2010, with an Australia-wide cross-section of 1,910 electors. Of all electors surveyed, 5 % (up 0.5%) did not name a party. : March 12, 2010

In early March support for the ALP is 55.5% (down 1%) maintaining a strong two-party preferred lead over the L-NP (44.5%, up 1%) according to the latest Face-to-Face Morgan Poll conducted over the last two weekends (February 27/28 & March 6/7, 2010).

If a Federal Election were held today the ALP would still win easily, according to the Morgan Poll.

The ALP primary vote is 45% (unchanged), ahead of the L-NP (38.5%, up 1%), while looking at the minor parties shows support for the Greens (8.5%, down 0.5%), Family First (2%, down 0.5%) and Independents/ Others (6%, unchanged).

The Roy Morgan Government Confidence Rating is now at 131 (down 1 point) with 57% (down 1.5%) of Australians confident that Australia is ‘heading in the right direction,’ compared to 26% (down 0.5%) that say Australia is ‘heading in the wrong direction.’



Full article.

Consumer Confidence dips slightly after RBA raises interest rates to 4%
Down 1.4 points to 128.1


Consumer Confidence : Article No. 1032 : This weekly Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence rating is based on 1,136 face-to-face interviews conducted Australia-wide with men and women aged 14 and over on the weekend of March 6/7, 2010. : March 11, 2010

Consumer Confidence is now 128.1 (down 1.4 points in a week), according to the weekly Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Rating conducted on the weekend of March 6/7, 2010. The Consumer Confidence rating is now 30.8pts higher than a year ago, March 7/8, 2009 (97.3).

The fall has been driven by a decrease in confidence amongst Australians about economic conditions over the next 12 months and five years.

Of Australia generally 47% (down 2%) say that Australia as a whole will have ‘good times’ financially during the next 12 months compared to 17% (up 1%) that say we’ll have ‘bad times’ financially in the next 12 months.

In terms of personal finances 46% (down 2%) of Australians expect their family to be ‘better off financially’ this time next year compared to 14% (unchanged) of Australians that expect their family to be ‘worse off financially.’





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Glen Eira Australia Day Breakfast - Change is needed by all - by Gary Morgan, Executive Chairman, Roy Morgan Research (Size: 78 KB)

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Statement on the Different Results of several Liberal Leadership polls by Gary Morgan
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Australians consider Innovation an Important National Priority, Presented by Michele Levine
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Who will be the next Prime Minister of Australia? A Woman and it will be sooner than you think! by Gary Morgan
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Consumer Trends in the Australian and Global Marketplaces - by Michele Levine, CEO Roy Morgan Research - Address to Tourism Futures 2008 Conference
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Would The L-NP Have Been Re-Elected If The Government Had Honestly & Accurately Reported Unemployment (And Underemployment)?
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Reserve Bank Turns Up Heat On Australian Workers
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Future Summit Participants – Our views and how they compare
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Measuring Engagement
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Understanding and Communicating with Australian Holidaymakers
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Growing Yield in the City Holiday Market: Finding a Competitive Edge
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The Power of Newspaper Editorial & Advertising
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Doing Business Globally - Marketing Brand Australia to the UK
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The Labour Market
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June 26, 2006 
Historic Look at Australia's Top 20 Business People (and one American!)

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IR is the real issue – not Howard Vs Costello
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Doing Business Globally – Marketing “Brand India” (for India Conference)
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PDF May 18, 2006:
Truth, Democracy and the Commonwealth
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Baby Boomers – A Lucrative Market for the Pacific Asia Region

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Everyone Knows The Difference Between Right And Wrong
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Growing Yield in the City Holiday Market: Finding a Competitive Edge
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Advertising-Adverteasing-Advertiring?
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World Issues, Australian Issues and Australian Infrastructure Challenges
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Tourism & Leisure In The 21st Century

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Men were from Mars, Women were from Venus

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The Brand Strength of Sustainable Tourism
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Doing Business Globally - Marketing "Brand India"
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Wine Industry Outlook: Consumption Demographics, Market Segmentation, Trends and Opportunities
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Connecting The World Through International Single Source
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Globalisation – An International Perspective
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"It's Time" for a Realistic Measure of Unemployment in Australia

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Recent Developments in Roy Morgan Readership
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Roy Morgan Media Research, 1941-2008 (Size: 29 KB)

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Women, the Media, & People from Other Countries who have made Victoria – 1851 to Today
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PDF August 27, 2007 
The First Ninety Years - The Printing House of Massina, 1859 to 1949 by Ronald G Campbell
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Large Majority Of Australians Think The Media Is "Often Biased"
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Significant Print Readership Research Papers: 1953-2006
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The Power of Newspaper Editorial & Advertising
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50 Years of TV
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(Size: 193 KB)

PDF July 24, 2006 
Newspapers are Transforming not Disappearing
(Size: 186 KB)

PDF July 20, 2006 
Roy Morgan Research and Website Visitation Measurement, iMAT Conference
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PDF June 29, 2006 
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(Size: 208 KB)

PDF June 15, 2006 
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McCain vs Obama debate on Roy Morgan Reactor

Uncommitted Voters back McCain to make Wall Street accountable but are turned off by his views on Iraq
Republican Presidential nominee John McCain was most effective when pledging to hold people accountable for those who have caused the US Financial Crisis that is threatening Global economic stability.

In contrast, Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama appealed most strongly to the uncommitted voters that will decide the US Presidential Election when promising to restore America’s standing in the World and "bringing that war (Iraq) to a close."....Full Article


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Roy Morgan Values Segments*™ lets you find out how people think, their aspirations, self-images, behaviour and more.

*Devised by Michele Levine of Roy Morgan Research and Colin Benjamin of the Horizons Network.


Young Aust. Survey

The Young Australians Survey covers attitudes, activities, interests, media habits, consumption habits and spending of children in Australia aged 6 to 13.

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