Jun 11, 2025
1 month after Federal Election 2025 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese enjoys third honeymoon as ALP strengthens two-party preferred lead in May:
Labor 58.5% cf.
LNP 41.5%
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1 month after Federal Election 2025 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese enjoys third honeymoon as ALP strengthens two-party preferred lead in May:
Labor 58.5% cf.
LNP 41.5%
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Australian drinkers get into the spirit of gin
While gin has been around since the Middle Ages, recent data shows it has enjoyed a renaissance in Australia over the last five years. Roy Morgan Research takes a closer look at who’s drinking the juniper spirit.
In 2009, 636,000 Aussie adults drank gin in any given four-week period — but by 2013 this figure had grown by almost 50% to 947,000. While slightly more women (483,000) than men (464,000) drank gin in 2013, the spirit’s popularity has risen almost equally among both genders. Men accounted for 49% of gin drinkers last year, just as they did in 2009.
Furthermore, gin’s popularity is growing among all age groups, although the growth is faster in some age groups than others. Whereas 91,000 18-24 year olds drank gin in an average four weeks during 2009, this figure had surged to 175,000 by 2013 — a 92% increase. The number of gin drinkers aged between 25 and 34 also shot up during the same period, from 126,000 to 205,000.
Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia), January 2009 – December 2013, average annual n=13,253. Base: Alcohol drinkers 18+
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/5585-australian-drinkers-get-into-spirit-of-gin-201405182254?utm_source=Outbrain&utm_medium=Findings&utm_campaign=OutbrainAll
"Today’s Morgan Poll shows both major parties dead-even as Prime Minister Kevin Rudd yesterday announced this year’s Federal Election would be help on Saturday September 7 – a week earlier than promised by former PM Julia Gillard. The ALP 50% (down 2%) is now level with L-NP 50% (up 2%) on a two-party preferred basis" "The ALP primary vote is 38% (down 0.5%), behind the L-NP primary vote at 43% (up 1.5%)" "Among the minor parties Greens support is 9.5% (down 1%) and support for Independents/ Others is 9.5% (unchanged) – including within that support for Katter’s Australian Party of 1% and support for the Palmer United Party of 1%"