- March 26 2019
- Finding No:
7920
- Topic: Consumer Confidence Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
7920
ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence was broadly unchanged last week, edging down just 0.1%.
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- March 25 2019
- Finding No:
7911
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7911
Over 5 million Australian grocery buyers (31% of grocery buyers) would consider buying groceries online in the next year, up over 800,000 from a year ago the latest Roy Morgan research conducted in the year to December 2018 shows.
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- March 25 2019
- Finding No:
7908
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7908
Only just over half (55.4%) of private health insurance fund members currently agree that ‘it is essential to have private health insurance’. This continues a declining trend seen each year since December 2014 when it was at a much higher level of 65.0%. This is a critical measure to monitor if private health insurance membership levels are to be maintained and grow. It is likely that if current members don’t think health insurance is essential, it is most unlikely that new members will think it worthwhile to take it up.
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- March 25 2019
- Finding No:
7915
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7915
In December, 13.94 million Australians (67.6%) said they intend to take a holiday in the next 12 months, a drop of 250,000 or 1.8% from the same time 12 months ago. The decline in intentions was seen for both domestic and overseas destinations.
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- March 22 2019
- Finding No:
7914
- Topic: Federal Poll Press Release
Political
: Finding No:
7914
Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s lead over Prabowo Subianto has slipped slightly in February but Jokowi is still on track for a clear victory at next month’s Presidential Election.
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- March 22 2019
- Finding No:
7916
- Topic: Press Release
Social
: Finding No:
7916
Over 550,000 Australian women now play one of the four main football codes. The success of the AFLW in encouraging women and girls to play Australian Football is evident by the growth in female participation in Australian Football over the last year up by 21,000 to 176,000 women.
- March 21 2019
- Finding No:
7913
- Topic: Press Release Inflation Expectation
Economic
: Finding No:
7913
In February, Australians expected inflation of only 4% per year over the next two years. This is down 0.2% on January and down a significant 0.4% on a year ago in February 2018. Inflation Expectations have now broken below the range they have tracked in for over two years and are now at their lowest since November 2016.
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- March 19 2019
- Finding No:
7912
- Topic: Press Release
Media
: Finding No:
7912
Nearly 14 million Australians now have access to some form of Pay TV/Subscription TV, up 11.8% on a year ago, and it’s not just Netflix driving the increase with large year-over-year increases for several SVOD services including Netflix, Stan, YouTube Premium and Amazon Prime Video.
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- March 18 2019
- Finding No:
7909
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7909
The Formula 1 season kicked off in Melbourne over the weekend however when it comes to motorsports Australian fans have a far higher recall for V8 Supercars sponsors than for the Formula 1 sponsors.
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- March 18 2019
- Finding No:
7907
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7907
In the 12 months to January 2019, 1.59 million Australians used one of the latest ‘buy-now-pay- later’ digital payment methods, with Millennials making up the biggest share.
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- March 18 2019
- Finding No:
7910
- Topic: Press Release
Market Research
: Finding No:
7910
Over 12.3 million Australians buy butter, margarine or another type of butter blend/dairy spread in an average month, up from just under 11.9 million four years ago, the latest research conducted by Roy Morgan in the 12 months to December 2018 reveals.
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- March 14 2019
- Finding No:
7906
- Topic: Unemployment Press Release
Economic
: Finding No:
7906
Australian employment was down to just under 12.2 million in February with a small increase in full-time jobs from a year ago more than offset by 60,000 fewer part-time jobs.
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