Wallis is conducting a survey about road safety for seniors on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).

Wallis has been commissioned by COTA Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria to conduct qualitative research with Victorians aged 65+ as well as Victorians aged 50-64.

The Heart Foundation Tasmania commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct an evaluation of the Walking Tasmania Program. The evaluation involves qualitative research with program stakeholders including host organisations and Walking Program participants – both Walk Organisers and group walkers.

Mildura Rural City Council has appointed Wallis Social Research to collect the community's sentiments toward the speed limit trial conducted in the Mildura CBD.

This survey is being conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of the Road Safety Education Victoria partnership (RSEV).

On behalf of WorkSafe Victoria, Wallis is conducting research among people who are injured or become ill because of their work, to collect feedback about their experiences of being on workers compensation.

The fieldwork for this project will be conducted online from October 2022 to April 2024. Respondents may be contacted by Wallis via email or SMS to participate in this important study.

On behalf of the Victorian Skills Authority, Wallis is conducting research among employers who have had apprentices or trainees complete training from an RTO, regarding their satisfaction with the training received.

RMIT University has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct research with Australian consumers to explore their knowledge, attitudes and behaviours in relation to food purchasing, storage and waste.

The University of Newcastle and University of South Australia have commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct a survey to understand Reservist - civilian employer relations, through speaking with Reservists and surveying employers about their views and experiences.

The Victorian Student Health and Wellbeing Survey (VSHAWS) is being conducted by Wallis on behalf of Victoria’s Department of Education. The survey investigates the possible effects of health and social issues on the health and wellbeing of young people today.

The Queensland University of Technology has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct surveys with 3000 families across Australia with children from birth to eight years of age. This study aims to gain insights into the usage of digital technologies by young children and explore the impact of technology use.

On behalf of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR), Wallis is conducting a survey to understand job seekers experience with Workforce Australia.

On behalf of WorkSafe Victoria, Wallis is conducting research among people who are on workers compensation to find out about their most recent experiences relating to a key service event in their claim.

Wallis conducts two surveys on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) about road safety. This survey, the Road Safety Survey, is a general survey about road safety where we are speaking to Victorian drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists or pedestrians.

Wallis conducts two surveys with the general public on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) about road safety. This survey, the Public Education and Evaluation Program, is about how the TAC communicates important messages with Victorians and road safety generally. If you have received a letter about this survey, your ID will be six digits long and begin with a 7, 8 or 9.

The Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth (LSAY) is a study that follows young Australians over 10 years, from their mid-teens to mid-twenties, as they move through school to further study, work and beyond.