Northern Territory

This is a study of voters and voting behaviour of urban voters in the 1983 Northern Territory election. The survey was conducted immediately after the election. Some questions were designed to allow comparison with the results of the Northern Territory Urban Voters Survey, 1982 [SSDA Study No. 368].

Topics covered in this survey are extended shopping hours, means testing pensions, living costs, Northern Territory aboriginal drinking laws, book reading, the future government of Western New Guinea, Australian shares in overseas companies, church-going, Colombo Plan students, and western relations with Russia. Standard variables are vehicle and telephone ownership, religion, occupation, economic classification, age, sex, vote intention, vote at last Federal election, and relationship of interviewee to interviewer.

A study of population mobility and party allegiance in the urban population of the Northern Territory was carried out in order to examine whether Territorians see themselves as being 'different' and are in fact different to other Australians, with consequent political implications. Topics investigated include past and present voting preferences; attitudes towards political parties, their leaders and their policies; attitudes towards class mobility and conflict; perceived power groups; and problems facing the Northern Territory.

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