Wallis Social Research is conducting this research on behalf of a Victorian government agency. The research will inform future road safety initiatives in Victorian communities.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this research on behalf of a Victorian government agency to understand road safety issues facing local AFL and Netball clubs.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this research on behalf of the Telstra Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Telstra, to gather insights on the digital experiences and needs of young Australians, and give them a platform to have their say when it comes to how digital technology is impacting their lives.

Wallis Social Research is conducting a survey on behalf of on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation. Participating in this survey helps improve the understanding of road safety issues affecting all Victorians including football fans.

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).

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by Jobs & Skills Australia to conduct qualitative research to better understand the drivers and impacts of the growth of casual and fixed-term contract employment in the VET teaching workforce, to inform better workforce planning and enhance career opportunities.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by the Department of Education to conduct an evaluation of Commonwealth Teaching Scholarships (CTS) to determine if the program is effectively attracting and retaining teachers as intended.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) to conduct a survey with around 3,000 horticulture farms around Australia.

WorkSafe is committed to improving the experience of being on worker’s compensation; the CATI Research Program is one of the surveys it uses to monitor and improve services delivered by the agents who manage workers’ compensation claims.

Wallis has been commissioned by Latrobe Community Health Service (LCHS) to conduct research with Gippsland community members and stakeholders to explore and to identify actions to make Gippsland an inclusive and welcoming place to live in, and to help LCHS tailor their services to offer meaningful support to the residents and the community as a whole.

The Queensland Office of Industrial Relations has engaged Wallis Social Research in partnership with Market and Communications Research (MCR) to survey people who have had contact with the Office to assess their satisfaction.

This survey, the Public Education and Evaluation Program, is about how the TAC communicates important messages with Victorians and road safety generally.

This 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.

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.

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 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).

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.

Wallis Social Research is conducting qualitative research to evaluate the Personal Walking Plan program on behalf of the Heart Foundation. The aim of the research is to understand participant experiences with the program and the impact it has had on their overall health and wellbeing.

Wallis Social Research is conducting two surveys with different audiences attending the Melbourne International Comedy Festival on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation.

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.