Regional Wellbeing Survey results are available to download as data tables for each region. You can also download reports based on the data gathered from the survey.
With thousands of people across Australia surveyed each year, the Regional Wellbeing Survey is one of the largest annual surveys examining wellbeing and quality of life in Australia’s rural and regional areas.
First conducted in 2013, it examines how the wellbeing of people in rural and regional communities is changing, and the impacts of events such as drought, bushfire, and floods on liveability. The results of the survey help to provide insights that support the development of strategies to build wellbeing, resilience and adaptive capacity across Australia. Find out more at www.regionalwellbeing.org.au.
Support the survey
You can support the survey in ways that range from promoting the survey through your networks to funding the delivery of survey packs in your community or commissioning specific questions to include in the survey.
Forestry in Australia
The Regional Wellbeing Survey team have worked with forest and wood products Australia to understand how the Australian forest industry contributes to rural communities, and how people find living with the industry.
Find out more about the survey and how you can take part on the Regional Wellbeing Survey website.
Contact us
University of Canberra Health Research Institute
11 Kirinari Street
Bruce ACT 2617
+61 (02) 6206 8312
uchri@canberra.edu.au
