A Fair Go for All Survey
A survey of 1,000 Australians capturing public attitudes on intergenerational policymaking, and how much Australian voters care about long-term thinking in government.
Growing demand for intergenerational policy
The need for intergenerational policymaking has never been greater. Australians are increasingly concerned about whether government decision-making accounts for the long-term challenges facing future generations.
This research engaged 1,000 Australians to capture public attitudes on intergenerational policymaking and sought to understand how much Australian voters care about long-term policymaking.
A national conversation on the long-term
The findings reflect a growing appetite among Australians for policymaking that looks beyond the next election cycle.
Expectations for government
Australians want leaders to prioritise long-term challenges and the interests of future generations.
What Australians told us
Co-authored with leading research institutions
In partnership with the Global Institute for Women's Leadership at the Australian National University and Griffith University's EveryGen initiative, Foundations for Tomorrow co-authored the Fair Go for All: Intergenerational Justice Policy Survey.
This research highlights Australians' attitudes towards future-focused policymaking and their expectations for government leadership in addressing long-term challenges.
Policy that reaches beyond the horizon
This research underscores the urgent need for long-term policymaking that balances immediate priorities with sustainable, equitable solutions for future generations.
The Fair Go for All authors
The Fair Go for All: Intergenerational Justice Policy Survey was co-authored by researchers across three institutions.
A Fair Go for All: Intergenerational Justice Policy Survey
Read the full findings on Australians' attitudes towards future-focused policymaking and their expectations for government leadership.