Reprints of the 31st Series of Articles From Age Poll

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Series[UMA-SRE-20130019] AGE POLL REPRINT PUBLICATIONSAccession[2013.0008] Papers of Irving David SaulwickIdentifierUMA-ITE-2013001900030Scope and ContentSAUL00429 (2 copies). Booklet printed by David Syme and Co. Limited and distributed by The Age newspaper.
Contains reprints of articles published in The Age. The thirty first series consists of articles based on data obtained from Age Poll surveys conducted in May and August 1981. Both surveys were based on a stratified probability sample of 2000 households drawn from 124 out of 125 Australian Federal electorates (no residents of the Northern Territory were surveyed).
The booklet 'index' is a list of headlines reprinted therein:
Most oppose immediate introduction of 35 hour week; Voters support Arbitration system; Few want Prince Charles as Govenor; Most oppose Commonwealth bank sale; Non-Liberals prefer Peacock to Fraser; Labor up 4.8%, Government down; State Labor a clear leader; Voters see Hayden as outperforming Fraser; Most see profit from boom; Most support US bases; Division on value of US alliance; Thompson doing better job than Wilkes: survey; Labor stays in lead; Federal labor vote rises; Leader's rating slip further; Most believe budget is bad; Most oppose troops for Sinai; Most no to VFL Sunday games; Majority backs trade protection; Majority back Arbitration Commission; Opinion divided on health insurance; and Changes in attitude.
Further duplicates of this publication were deaccessioned prior to transfer to the University of Melbourne Archives.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2013.0019 Unit 0001

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CreatorSaulwick, Irving D.RoleProvenance

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Date18 May 1981-28 October 1981

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Reprints of the 31st Series of Articles From Age Poll