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Roy Morgan Unemployment & Under-employment Estimates - September 2017 - 18.9%

2.498 million Australians (18.9%) now unemployed or under-employed

October 12 2017
Finding No. 7353
Topic: Unemployment Public Opinion Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

This Roy Morgan survey on Australia’s unemployment and ‘under-employed’* is based on weekly face-to-face interviews of 551,410 Australians aged 14 and over between January 2007 – September 2017 and includes 3,986 face-to-face interviews in September 2017.

Adshel and Roy Morgan partnership takes geo-location targeting to new heights - LIVE | WORK | SHOP

October 11 2017
Finding No. 7371
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

“LIVE |WORK | SHOP reveals, for the first time, the movement patterns of Australians, anywhere across the nation. “Our data science gives Adshel and its clients a unique edge.”

Roy Morgan State of the Nation Media Report

State of the Nation: Media Report – the audience is transforming

August 23 2017
Finding No. 7315
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

Roy Morgan CEO Michele Levine and leading futurist Dr. Ross Honeywill presented the latest State of the Nation: Media Report in Melbourne and Sydney in August.

Dr. Ross Honeywill - 20 Disruptive Thoughts

State of the Nation Media Report: 20 Disruptive thoughts to take away with you by Dr. Ross Honeywill

August 18 2017
Finding No. 7313
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

State of the Nation Media Report: 20 Disruptive thoughts to take away with you by Dr. Ross Honeywill

Is truth the first victim of research automation?

August 04 2017
Finding No. 7295
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

As artificial intelligence gets smarter, automated market research and survey programs are becoming ubiquitous. But is truth the first victim of automation.

Roy Morgan launches Auto Industry Future Tracker®

April 07 2017
Finding No. 7195
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

The automotive industry is undergoing the biggest revolution since the car replaced the horse – cars that drive themselves, driverless trucks, car-sharing, Uber ride-sharing, new cars bought entirely online. But when will car ownership become a thing of the past? When will driverless cars take over Australian roads?

Roy Morgan Launches Roy Morgan Automotive Industry Risk Profiler

Roy Morgan launches a Risk Profiler® - an early warning system for the automotive industry

April 07 2017
Finding No. 7196
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

In a fast-changing world, automotive leaders need an ‘early-warning’ system to pinpoint which brands are most at risk – and when. The automotive revolution represents a clear and present threat to incumbent businesses that rely on traditional business models, so early warnings are essential to survival.

Roy Morgan Research Centre Collection: Paintings of Early Melbourne

February 14 2017
Finding No. 7148
Topic: Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

Discover the rare and little known paintings of Melbourne from the 1840s to the 1870s, from the Roy Morgan Research Centre Collection. These paintings, watercolours and lithographs provide an insider’s glimpse of the early beginnings of colonial Melbourne and offer an insight into the life of Melbournians, from a swamp town to the opulence and wealth of the gold rush era.

Charles Smythe: Prosecuting Ned Kelly With Patrick Watt, Manager Burke Museum @ Old Treasury Building

February 14 2017
Finding No. 7145
Topic: Press Release Morgan Poll Review
Country: Australia

Details: Date: Monday February 7, 2017. Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm. Cost: Free. Event Category: Old Treasury Building Events (February – March).

Unemployment measurement is “absurd” says Australian historian Geoffrey Blainey by Gary Morgan, Michele Levine and Julian McCrann, Roy Morgan Research

January 30 2017
Finding No. 7132
Topic: Morgan Poll Review Press Release Special Poll Unemployment
Country: Australia United Kingdom United States

Renowned Australian historian Geoffrey Blainey has correctly identified the real problem facing the Australian economy in 2017 – the absurd measurement of unemployment means the true level of real unemployment and under-employment is under-reported. As Blainey correctly pointed out in an interview on the ABC 7.30 Report last Friday, someone who works for only one hour a week being classified as employed is “absurd”.