Australian Capital Territory

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were tenure, duration and location of residence in current and previous dwelling, occurrence of disability in household members, opinions on child care, ideal family size, contraception, family planning services and abortion advice services.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were tenure, duration and location of residence in current and previous dwelling, occurrence of disability in household members, opinions on child care, ideal family size, contraception, family planning services and abortion advice services.

In this omnibus survey topics investigated topics were: occurrence of disabilities in the A.C.T. population, opinions on the A.C.T. self-government referendum, control of bushflies by the use of insect repellents and by a proposed CSIRO scheme, Australian political leaders, the Australian economic situation, schools and education in Canberra and unemployment. Respondents were also asked about their use of part-time interest-type educational courses, their use of drugs (including alcohol and tobacco) and their preferences in the timing of local football matches.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were dwelling and household characteristics; occurrence of disability in household members; employment history and conditions; life satisfaction; attitudes to and knowledge and personal experience of cancer; opinions on political leaders, the world economy, ACT self-government, and marijuana and its legalisation. Voting intentions in a federal election and the use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, including patent medicines, were also examined. The drug questions were asked using a randomised response technique.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were tenure, duration and location of residence in current and previous dwelling, occurrence of disability in household members, opinions on child care, ideal family size, contraception, family planning services and abortion advice services.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were dwelling and household characteristics; occurrence of disability in household members; employment history and conditions; life satisfaction; attitudes to and knowledge and personal experience of cancer; opinions on political leaders, the world economy, ACT self-government, and marijuana and its legalisation. Voting intentions in a federal election and the use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, including patent medicines, were also examined. The drug questions were asked using a randomised response technique.

Topics covered in this survey include party preference; party identification of self and parents; subscription to political parties and method of payment; donations to parties or candidates; attendance at political rallies or meetings; attitude to result of Federal election; perceived difference between parties; likes and dislikes of the major parties; and, seven point semantic differentials for the 'ideal' party and for the major parties.

In this omnibus survey topics investigated topics were: occurrence of disabilities in the A.C.T. population, opinions on the A.C.T. self-government referendum, control of bushflies by the use of insect repellents and by a proposed CSIRO scheme, Australian political leaders, the Australian economic situation, schools and education in Canberra and unemployment. Respondents were also asked about their use of part-time interest-type educational courses, their use of drugs (including alcohol and tobacco) and their preferences in the timing of local football matches.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were dwelling and household characteristics; occurrence of disability in household members; employment history and conditions; life satisfaction; attitudes to and knowledge and personal experience of cancer; opinions on political leaders, the world economy, ACT self-government, and marijuana and its legalisation. Voting intentions in a federal election and the use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, including patent medicines, were also examined. The drug questions were asked using a randomised response technique.

In this omnibus survey, topics investigated were dwelling and household characteristics; occurrence of disability in household members; employment history and conditions; life satisfaction; attitudes to and knowledge and personal experience of cancer; opinions on political leaders, the world economy, ACT self-government, and marijuana and its legalisation. Voting intentions in a federal election and the use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, including patent medicines, were also examined. The drug questions were asked using a randomised response technique.