Deloitte has commissioned Wallis to conduct field research with attendees of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival to evaluate its social and economic impact.

On behalf of Mornington Peninsula Shire Council (MPSC), Wallis is conducting a telephone survey to understand the impact of COVID-19 on the health and wellbeing of the Mornington Peninsula community.

Wallis Market and Social Research (Wallis) is conducting a survey on behalf of the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC). The survey is being used to understand voters’ experiences of voting in the Groom by-election. The results of the survey help the AEC ensure it is managing elections to a high standard.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey to collect information concerning the use of student management and assessment systems by Australian Registered Training Organisations.

The Department of Education, Skills & Employment is evaluating the Career Transition Assistance (CTA) program, by seeking the experiences of people who are both enrolled in the CTA program as well as those potentially eligible for CTA but not registered.

On behalf of the Victorian Department on Environment, Land, Water and Planning, Wallis in partnership with ACIL Allen Consulting is conducting research to understand Victorian's willingness to consider possible changes to electricity infrastructure and delivery which may reduce the risk of future bushfires.

Wallis is conducting research on behalf of the Department of Education, Skills and Employment to inform the evaluation of the Harvest Trail Services.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Melbourne is delivering a number of grant programs and other support initiatives to help support the safe reopening of local businesses.

Wallis Social Research (Wallis) is conducting a confidential survey on behalf of Victoria' s Major Transport Infrastructure Authority among residents of the North-East suburbs to gather information about their knowledge and understanding about all the elements included in the North-East Link project scope.

On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills & Employment, Wallis is conducting research people's experiences with employment services to improve the services the department offers in the future.

On behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and Luma Research, Wallis is conducting research on community campaigns in the Surf Coast Shire and Mornington Peninsula.

On behalf of The City of Boroondara, Wallis is conducting research among Camberwell and Hawthorn East residents as part of Placemaking Plans to revitalise Camberwell Junction.

The Thought Leadership survey centres around the higher education sector. It is being run on behalf of a Big 4 Professional Services firm.

The research aims to understand current or past university partnerships with Australian businesses, as well as highlight potential areas where universities can better connect with and support Australian businesses as the economy recovers from the impacts of COVID-19.

Wallis is pleased to have teamed up with the Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) on behalf of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) for the Australia Awards Global Tracer Facility. The purpose of this research is to build a better understanding of the outcomes of alumni who have received Australian Government development scholarships.

On behalf of NCVER, Wallis is conducting research to understand how much employers invest in training their employees to help inform policy and support employers meet their skills needs.

In partnership with ACIL Allen, Wallis has been commissioned by the NSW Government to conduct research with NSW electricity customers about the benefits of new electricity infrastructure that uses more locally produced materials and labour.

Having been commissioned by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner, an Australian Government Agency, Wallis is conducting research to explore community perceptions of harmful online content and cyber abuse.

The City of Boroondara is conducting a confidential survey about park and ride car parks and getting around the eastern suburbs.

The research is seeking to understand the local community’s sentiment towards potential new ‘park and ride’ facilities.

Wallis has been commissioned by the Department of Education, Skills and Employment to evaluate government provided Online Employment Services (OES). The purpose of the evaluation is to determine the appropriateness, effectiveness and efficiency of Online Employment Services for employers who may be looking to fill job vacancies.

On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Wallis in partnership with Deloitte Access Economics is conducting research into apprenticeship incentives to help inform incentives offered to businesses and apprentices.