Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth (LSAY) is a national programme designed to track the lives and transitions of young Australians aged 15 to 25 over an extended period.

From 2016 to 2024, Wallis conducted extensive quantitative studies, collecting data from alumni to explore their pathways following graduation. These studies provided consistent insights into how study experiences in Australia influenced their professional trajectories. 

After conducting the Youth Digital Index for the Telstra Foundation in 2024, Wallis was back in 2025 to update the study, providing a reliable benchmark for both internal advocacy and external partnerships.

This research entailed a series of surveys conducted with school representatives to support the evaluation of a program supporting the improvement of road safety education in schools. 

Engaging walking program participants and stakeholders to evaluate program effectiveness and outcomes.

Connecting and empowering young people to co-design an impactful public health campaign

Providing an overarching view of how digital technologies are used by Australian families and young children.

Engaging program stakeholders to explore experiences, effectiveness and satisfaction.

Harnessing consumer and industry insights to improve food labelling, reduce waste and create change.

Executing impactful research in a sensitive, engaging and ethical manner.

Identifying effective and resonant messaging to encourage behaviour change.

Bringing key messages to life through the voice of the customer.

Ensuring meaningful survey results with cognitive interviewing.

Supporting Victoria’s transition to a renewable energy future.

Supporting community recovery from COVID-19.

Using focus groups to test messages and drive behaviour change.

Engaging participants and boosting response rates with video content.

Measuring the effectiveness of the AEC’s COVID-19 health protection measures.

Examining successful industry transition and support for retrenched automotive workers.