Internet Connectivity and Usage Survey

Swinburne and RMIT Universities


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.

By participating, you will help to identify the current and future digital infrastructure needs of households and businesses in your location and provide feedback to telecommunication network providers to ensure ongoing improvements in quality and reliable internet connections. This will ensure continued innovation, productivity and sustainability of businesses and help the Victorian Government to plan for and improve internet services and opportunities in the future.

When is the survey being conducted?

The pilot for the survey has ended.

The main survey will be open from the 3rd of March until the 7th of April.

How long will the survey take?

The survey should take about 10 minutes to complete online.

How do I take part?

Households and businesses in select areas around Victoria will be invited to participate in this survey.

If you are completing the household survey, you can:

  • complete the survey online via the links in your email invitation, SMS, or letter

  • complete the survey over the phone. We will call you between 19/03 - 07/04, or call us on 1800 113 444 to book an appointment

If you are completing the business survey, you can:

  • complete the survey online via the links in your email invitation, SMS, or letter

  • complete the survey over the phone. We will call you between 19/03 - 07/04, or call us on 1800 113 444 to book an appointment

Who can I contact if I have any questions?

If you have any questions about the survey, contact Wallis on 1800 113 444 quoting project number 5115 or email connectvic@wallis.social

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