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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 in both Australia and New Zealand covering political union, economic integration, and trans-Tasman imbalances.
‘31% of New Zealanders think political union would be good for New Zealand, whereas 43% of Australians think it would be good for Australia.’
About the author
Allan Gyngell
Allan Gyngell was the founding Executive Director of the Lowy Institute for International Policy (2003-09).
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For a full PDF version of the poll, click here.
