The Bulletin Morgan poll

Article Abstract:

Support for all political parties remained relatively stable in spite of animated debate over the federal government's proposal of a goods and services tax (GST), a May Bulletin Morgan poll indicated. Support for a GST was divided among party lines. The poll was taken before Sen. Brian Harradne announced his decision to reject a GST.

Australia, Political aspects, Surveys, Elections, Tax policy, Election forecasting

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Crisis in confidence

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the public opinion polls in australia with reference to the terrorist attack on New York, United States, in September 2001 are discussed. Particular attention is given to Australian people's opinions regarding military retaliation.

United States, International aspects, New York, United States foreign relations, Military policy, Australian foreign relations, Disasters

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Petrol industry reputation plunges

Article Abstract:

Up to 30% of Australians claim to have lost respect for the petrol and oil sector in 2000, compared with just 17% of the population in 1999. Experts claim the rise is due to increased fuel prices and fuel excise duty indexing.

Petroleum industry, Public opinion

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