Saulwick AGB McNair Poll, 7, January 1992

This is one of a deposit of 29 opinion polls, intending to explore public attitudes to social and political questions, conducted by Saulwick Research in conjunction with ABG McNair between January 1992 and November 1994. This study description applies to all polls in that deposit. It covers the following datasets: 1990-1999: Saulwick AGB McNair Polls, Study IDs 00905-00933. The polls in this group vary in their purpose and sampling scope. The collection includes regular national polls, but also includes polls which focussed on New South Wales or Victoria (sometimes just including the capitals Sydney and Melbourne), and a few polls which focussed on particular political issues as they arose, such as the by-election in the electorate of The Entrance, attitudes in the Bligh electorate, and attitudes to the airport in Sydney. Sample sizes vary from small specialised samples (for example 300 cases) to large samples (for example 50,000 cases). To check the purpose, location and number of cases of this particular poll, users should check the questionnaire (see Other Study Description Materials > Related Materials) and Variable Description for this data file. Topics covered in this group of polls include voting intentions, attitudes to political parties and leaders, policies such as "Fightback" and the Goods and Services Tax, the economy, industrial relations, trade unions, strikes, republicanism and the monarchy, domestic violence, sexual assault, working hours, family, life and future, women, world problems, Australian society, United Nations, Daylight Saving, the Grand Prix, homosexuality, aircraft noise, law, immigration and racism.