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Longman Energy Survey

The following questions form part of the 2026 Longman Public Opinion Survey on Australia’s Net Zero emissions target. This survey aims to gather insights from residents of the Longman electorate regarding their perceptions of climate change, attitudes toward the Net Zero goal, and views on the potential economic and household impacts of the energy transition.

The survey includes questions adapted from validated public opinion studies to ensure reliability and comparability of results. Your responses will help build a clearer understanding of community perspectives on environmental policy, energy affordability, and future sustainability initiatives. 

Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with each statement by selecting the response that best reflects your opinion.

About you

Name
Age
Gender(Required)
Please enter a number from 0100 to 7999.
What electorate do you live in?(Required)

Perceptions of Climate Change

1. I believe climate change is currently having a significant impact on Australia’s weather patterns.(Required)
2. Climate change poses a serious threat to future generations.(Required)
3. Human activity is the primary cause of climate change.(Required)
4. I have personally noticed changes in the local climate or environment over recent years.(Required)
5. Climate change should be treated as a national priority by the Australian Government.(Required)


Attitudes Toward the Net Zero Target

6. Achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050 is important for Australia’s future prosperity.(Required)
7. The government is doing enough to support the transition to Net Zero.(Required)
8. I would support stronger government policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, even if it meant higher costs to me personally.(Required)
9. Transitioning to renewable energy will create more economic opportunities than it will cost.(Required)
10. The Net Zero target should be abandoned.(Required)


Cost-of-Living and Energy Affordability

11. Rising energy costs are one of the biggest pressures on my household budget.(Required)
12. I am concerned that the transition to Net Zero could increase the cost of electricity and fuel for households.(Required)
13. I believe renewable energy sources (such as solar and wind) will help lower household energy costs in the long term.(Required)
14. Government policies should prioritise keeping energy affordable while pursuing emissions reduction targets.(Required)
15. I am confident that Australia can balance climate action with keeping the cost of living manageable for families.(Required)


Emerging Energy Technologies

16. Australia should lift the current moratorium on nuclear energy to allow for research and public debate on its potential role in achieving Net Zero.(Required)
17. I support introducing nuclear reactors into Australia’s energy grid as part of achieving Net Zero emissions.(Required)

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