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The Lowy Institute Poll

The Lowy Institute polls Australians annually on their attitudes relating to international affairs. The Lowy Institute Poll is the leading tracking survey on Australian foreign policy, and has been conducted every year since 2005. For more, information, click here.

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The 2008 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2007 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2006 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2005 Lowy Institute Poll

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Opinion piece in Foreign Policy: What to expect from Malcolm Turnbull

Alex Oliver looks at the foreign policy issues which may test Australia's new Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull. Click here for the online text

By Alex Oliver

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Lowy Institute Poll 2014

2014 marks the tenth year of Lowy Institute polling on Australia and the world. The 2014 Lowy Institute Poll includes a mix of fascinating new questions on issues such as who is Australia’s best friend in Asia and Canberra’s espionage practices, along with many of our established questions

By Alex Oliver

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The Lowy Institute Poll 2013

The ninth annual Lowy Institute Poll reports the results of a nationally representative survey of 1,002 Australian adults conducted by mobile and fixed-line telephone in Australia between 4 and 20 March 2013. The 2013 Poll rated the major political parties on a range of key foreign policy

By Alex Oliver

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The Lowy Institute Poll 2012: Public opinion and foreign policy

The eighth annual Lowy Institute Poll reports the results of a nationally representative opinion survey of 1,005 Australian adults conducted in Australia between 26 March and 10 April 2012 using mobile and landline telephones. It also reports the results of a parallel survey conducted in New

By Fergus Hanson

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The 2011 Lowy Institute Poll

The seventh annual Lowy Poll surveys the Australian public on new questions covering attitudes towards the US alliance and the war in Afghanistan, opinions on basing US forces in Australia, WikiLeaks, foreign aid, and the intervention in Libya. The nationally representative poll also repeated

By Fergus Hanson

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The 2010 Lowy Institute Poll

New questions in the sixth annual Lowy Poll of Australian public opinion cover the Rudd Government’s handling of foreign policy, whether Australia should develop nuclear weapons, attitudes towards Indonesia and US power, sanctions against Fiji, and the morality of Australia’s foreign policy.

By Fergus Hanson

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The 2009 Lowy Institute Poll

The fifth annual Lowy Institute Poll surveys a nationally representative sample of Australians on a broad range of foreign policy issues. New questions this year cover the priority given to action on climate change, public attitudes towards relations with the US and China, foreign investment, asylum

By Fergus Hanson

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The 2008 Lowy Institute Poll: Australia and the world

The fourth annual Lowy Institute Poll surveys a nationally representative sample of Australians on a range of foreign policy issues and contains a number of new questions. These cover attitudes towards Japanese whaling, foreign investment in Australia, China, the US presidential election, climate

By Fergus Hanson

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The Lowy Institute Poll 2007

The third Lowy Institute Poll surveys a nationally representative sample of Australians on their attitudes towards the US alliance, the government’s consular responsibilities, migrant worker schemes, and the nuclear threat posed by Iran. It also includes the results of parallel surveys carried out

By Allan Gyngell

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The Lowy Institute Poll 2006: Australia, Indonesia and the world

The 2006 Lowy Institute Poll involved parallel public opinion surveys in Australia and Indonesia. The report contains responses from both countries to questions on foreign and security policy, global affairs, and each other. The 2006 poll was conducted in partnership with the Chicago Council on

By Ivan Cook

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Australians speak 2005: public opinion and foreign policy

The 2005 Lowy Institute Poll was, at the time, the most comprehensive single survey ever taken of Australian public opinion on foreign policy. The report, Australians Speak 2005: Public Opinion and Foreign Policy, contains insights on issues ranging from Australian defence policy to relations with

By Ivan Cook

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Past Lowy Institute Polls

The Lowy Institute Poll

Past editions of the Lowy Institute Poll

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Lowy Institute Poll 2014

The Lowy Institute Poll 2013

The Lowy Institute Poll 2012: Public opinion and foreign policy

The 2011 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2010 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2009 Lowy Institute Poll

The 2008 Lowy Institute Poll: Australia and the world

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The Lowy Institute Poll 2006: Australia, Indonesia and the world

Australians speak 2005: public opinion and foreign policy

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