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Annabel Crabb & Nazeem Hussain to host Australia Talks 2021

ABC will present major findings of a new public survey in June.

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As previously noted, ABC has another Australia Talks survey completed, with over 60,000 Australians polled.

Over the next four weeks, across ABC TV, Radio and online, will discuss key themes emerging from the survey.

The major findings will be revealed in a special TV event on Monday 21 June hosted by Annabel Crabb and Nazeem Hussain.

Australia Talks returns to find out what you – and your neighbours – think and feel.

Australia Talks is back in 2021 to discover what Australians are thinking and feeling and how our lives are going at this remarkable time in history.

This year the Australia Talks National Survey was even bigger than last time.

We polled more than 60,000 Australians across every State and Territory and federal electorate.

We asked almost 600 questions not found in the Census, covering issues big and small to learn more about what matters to us all.

Should the coronavirus vaccine be mandatory?
Do you like your boss?
Is racism prevalent in Australian sport?
Should politicians resign if they lie to the public?
Are allegations of sexual assault almost always true?
How often do you change your bedsheets?

Go to abc.net.au/AustraliaTalks now to answer a selection of the national survey questions and get instant, personalised results showing how your views compare to those of your fellow Aussies.

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  1. I doubt it is that sort of survey. Usually for these sorts of things to be statistically accurate they use random sampling like a poll about what party you are voting for, or indeed the tv ratings. Something where people volunteer produces a skewed sample and statistically invalid results like a website poll.

  2. I was sceptical of the last show but the results did look accurate by personal hunch and intuition. I would liked to have participated but was unaware of the Australia Talks surveys when they were undertaken for data collation. I was made aware of ABC YourSpace and participate in those surveys but hadn’t had the chance to fill in the survey for Australia Talks. I can only compare my choices with the survey research already completed because it’s too late.

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