Wallis, on behalf of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (the department), will be conducting quantitative research that will inform its evaluation of the Transition to Work (TtW) program.

This research is conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of a government organisation. The information is being collected to understand MICF attendees' views on road safety and road safety messaging in the Victorian community.

The Midsumma Festival Road-safety survey is being conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation.

On behalf of WorkSafe Victoria, Wallis is conducting the 2026 Community Integration Program (CIP) Survey.

The F1 Grand Prix Survey is being conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned to conduct a survey about household and business internet connection and usage, on behalf of Swinburne and RMIT Universities. This research is funded by the Victoria Department of Government Services as part of the Connecting Victoria program.

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.

The Rest Stop Survey is being conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation.

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 Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct the Participant Pathways Research to help evaluate the Workforce Australia employment services provided by the government.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by Creative Australia to conduct a study with children aged 2-15 to understand how they experience the arts every day.

The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) has asked Wallis Social Research (Wallis) to carry out a survey with Victorian motorcycle riders involved in a TAC claim within the past 24 months.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of a Victorian government department. This survey seeks to understand the cycling community's views on road safety issues.

The Population and Public Health Division at the NSW Ministry of Health (NSW Health) has engaged Wallis Social Research to carry out the annual NSW Population Health Survey (PHS).

Building on the 2023 State of the Nation report, Wallis is partnering with Ending Loneliness Together and the University of New South Wales on a three wave longitudinal study of Australians aged 12 and over to track changes over time and identify the drivers of loneliness across the population.

The Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct surveys with over 3,000 families across Australia with children from six months to seven years of age.

Wallis Social Research is conducting a survey on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation with everyone who travelled to the Melbourne CBD between 28 November 2025 and 5 January 2026. The survey will contribute to an understanding of pedestrian road safety in urban areas. The information collected from this survey will be used to help everyone get to and from Melbourne CBD safely in the future.

Wallis Social Research is conducting a survey on behalf of on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation. Participating in this survey contributes to the understanding of some of the road safety-related issues occurring amongst the racing community across Victoria.

Wallis Social Research (Wallis) and Market & Communications Research (MCR) are conducting this client satisfaction survey on behalf of Legal Aid Queensland.

On behalf of WorkSafe Victoria (also known as The Victorian WorkCover Authority (or The “VWA”), 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.