Saulwick Age Poll, 30 January 1992: A

This is a one of a deposit of 75 opinion polls, intending to explore public attitudes to social and political questions, conducted by Saulwick Research in conjunction with The Age newspaper between January 1992 and November 1994. This study description applies to all polls in that deposit. It covers the following datasets: 1990-1999: Saulwick Age Polls, Study IDs 00828-00860, 00863-00904. The collection includes regular national polls, interspersed with polls which focussed on New South Wales and Victoria, and a few polls which focussed on particular political issues as they arose, such as by-elections in the electorates of Wills and Davidson, the federal budget, the Victorian budget, and attitudes in marginal federal seats. 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 parties and party leaders, republicanism and monarchy, rape, the economy and budget, aborigines, travel, policies, women and work, industrial relations, trade unions, strikes, unemployment, corruption, overseas aid and investment, holidays, life, housing, education, immigration, Olympic games, smoking, law, sexual harrassment, environment, police, museum (Melbourne), safety, disadvantaged people, Australians, investment, uranium and nuclear power, family, religion, church, football, Christmas Day and the Grand Prix. Where two polls were conducted on the same day, one of them has a title ending in "A" and the other has the same title ending in "B". Those marked "A" are typically national polls. Those marked "B" typically include region-specific questions for different regions (such as NSW and Victoria), but may include some national questions as well.