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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Sarah Martin

FOUND: Australians confidence in government integrity has increased since election study finds - You Need To See This

Anthony Albanese gestures at Peter Dutton during question time
An ongoing Swinburne University study has found an uptick in Australians’ confidence in the federal government since Labor took power in May. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian

Confidence in the federal government across measures of leadership and integrity has rebounded since the election, with the new Albanese government recording a significant bounce in public support.

Data from Swinburne University’s Australian Leadership Index, which tracks public perceptions of a range of institutions in one of Australia’s largest ongoing research studies, found that after hitting a low of 52 points out of 100 in the March quarter, public confidence in the country’s leadership has rebounded to 61 points in the September quarter.

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