The Australia Institute surveyed a state representative sample of 624 South Australians about their attitudes to climate change. The results show support for a wide range of ambitious climate policies and broad agreement that climate change is serious, and can and should be addressed.

This survey asked a nationally representative sample of 1,536 Australians about their attitudes to climate change. Results show support for a wide range of ambitious climate policies and broad agreement that climate change is serious and can and should be addressed.

This chart data accompanies the book report which rates Australia’s performance against similar countries and proposes policy reforms to schools and universities, hospitals and housing, roads and railways, cities and regions, budgets and taxes, retirement incomes and climate change.

This report rates Australia’s performance against similar countries and proposes policy reforms for schools and universities, hospitals and housing, roads and railways, cities and regions, budgets and taxes, retirement incomes, and climate change.

Australia's peak body for social services has released its climate change and energy election policy priorities.