Wallis is conducting an evaluation of the advertising of the campaigns on voting in the upcoming federal election. This research is conducted on behalf of the Australian Electoral Commission.

This research entails undertaking several large surveys evaluating the advertising which comprises several campaigns across a wide variety of media.

It is important that as many people we approach as possible take part in the surveys. This ensures the widest range of experiences and opinions are included in the survey findings.

Please be aware that these surveys conducted by Wallis are not political polls.

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has commissioned Wallis Social Research to evaluate the Workforce Australia Services provided by the government. The results of the evaluation will help improve the service to better suit your needs and the needs of other job seekers and to improve future change policies and processes.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of MEGT to gain insight into the experiences of apprentices and trainees.

The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) and Wallis Social Research (Wallis) are conducting a survey on behalf of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations to find out how employers meet their skill needs, particularly through their interaction with the education and training system.

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.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). This survey seeks to understand the cycling community's views on road safety issues. It also aims to understand people's experience attending the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. The information collected in the survey will be used to help cyclists stay safe on the roads.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). The information collected in the survey will be used to improve road safety in regional Victoria.

For this survey we are interested in understanding the thoughts and experiences of primary producers and growers operating in the Great Barrier Reef catchment area, regarding the use of land management practices.

The Victorian Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) is conducting this survey to understand stakeholders and interested community members views on community road safety issues as well as grants and funding.

Wallis conduct data collection for the NAB Monthly and Quarterly Business surveys as well as the NAB Property Survey on behalf of Gundabluey Research and the National Australia Bank (NAB).

Wallis on behalf of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) invites you to take part in a survey of Victorian road users. This important survey helps the TAC understand the experience and attitudes of all Victorians who share our roads, and assists with planning how best to improve road safety for everyone.

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.

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

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.

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.