Economic and Political findings
Consumer Confidence is up 0.6pts in a week in response to a rise in confidence about economic conditions in Australia over the next 12 months. Now 32% (up 4%) of Australians expect ‘good times’ economically over the next twelve months compared to 27% (unchanged) that expect ‘bad times’ for the Australian economy.
This week’s Morgan Poll shows a small gain for the L-NP however the ALP (52%, down 0.5%) would still win a Federal Election ahead of the L-NP (48%, up 0.5%) on a two-party preferred basis. The ALP primary vote is 38.5% (down 3%), ahead of the L-NP primary vote at 41.5% (up 0.5%).
Australian electors don’t want to hear politicians promoting their leader’s achievements – instead, they want to hear about policy, and about positive, bi-partisan politics the latest Roy Morgan Reactor study finds. Kate Ellis and Josh Frydenberg both engaged with voters across the political divide when discussing their party’s Aboriginal development policies.
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Roy Morgan facts
Top Tablet titles
"In an average 7 days the top newspaper websites visited via a Tablet PC are:
1. Sydney Morning Herald (363,000)
2. The Age (306,000)
3. news.com.au (187,000)
4. Herald Sun (127,000)
5. Courier Mail (111,000)"
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The iPhone Fairfax skew
"Australians with an iOS phone are 51% more likely to read The Age via the mobile website than those with an Android phone. They are 47% more likely to read the Sydney Morning Herald via a mobile website and 22% more likely to read news.com.au."
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