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Q: Would you supervise your child's national numeracy and literacy tests if teachers impose work bans?

Yes, definitely. I want to see more of those My School website results.

(41.7%)

No way. It is not the job of parents to run these tests.

(58.3%)

Total Votes: 3937
Poll Date: 13 April, 2010

Q: Communications Minister Stephen Conroy's internet filtering regime is:

a modest regulatory measure

(18.6%)

radical censorship akin to China

(32.4%)

unnecessary censorship

(49%)

Total Votes: 4250
Poll Date: 13 April, 2010

Q: Do you support the government's internet filtering policy?

Yes

(23.2%)

(76.8%)

Total Votes: 5793
Poll Date: 30 March, 2010

Q: Should top public servants be given such a big increase in their pay?

Yes

(8.5%)

(91.5%)

Total Votes: 5645
Poll Date: 30 March, 2010

Q: Who would you prefer to be the next Prime Minister of Australia?

Kevin Rudd

(25%)

Julia Gillard

(19.9%)

Tony Abbott

(36.9%)

Malcolm Turnbull

(7%)

Joe Hockey

(11.2%)

Total Votes: 8828
Poll Date: 16 March, 2010

Q: Should Federal ministers acknowledge traditional owners with the Welcome to Country?

Yes

(35%)

(65%)

Total Votes: 6352
Poll Date: 16 March, 2010

Q: Is the Federal Government's health reform plan a vote winner?

Yes

(35.7%)

(64.3%)

Total Votes: 6215
Poll Date: 05 March, 2010

Q: Former PM John Howard is set to become President of the International Cricket Committee in 2012. Was he the right choice?

Yes

(44.3%)

(55.7%)

Total Votes: 5959
Poll Date: 03 March, 2010

Q: What do you think of the McDonald's and Weight Watchers deal?

It's disgusting - fast food and weight loss do not go together.

(60.7%)

It makes good marketing sense and gives me more options at Maccas.

(39.3%)

Total Votes: 5260
Poll Date: 03 March, 2010

Q: Are you watching the Winter Olympics?

Yes

(29.3%)

(70.7%)

Total Votes: 6247
Poll Date: 16 February, 2010

Q: What do you think of the My Schools website?

Excellent

(28.1%)

Terrible

(19.5%)

Have not seen it yet

(21.6%)

Not interested

(30.7%)

Total Votes: 6604
Poll Date: 28 January, 2010

Q: Should we become a republic?

Yes

(49.1%)

(50.9%)

Total Votes: 9134
Poll Date: 21 January, 2010

Q: Do you think Australia should set a population target of 35 million by 2050?

Yes, we need more people to ensure our nation's future prosperity

(25.2%)

No, we barely have water and resources for our existing population

(74.8%)

Total Votes: 8807
Poll Date: 14 January, 2010

Q: Do you believe Mary MacKillop saved the life of cancer victim Kathleen Evans?

Yes

(25.3%)

(74.7%)

Total Votes: 7133
Poll Date: 12 January, 2010

Q: Should Marcus North play in the third test?

Yes

(24.4%)

(28.2%)

I don't like cricket

(47.5%)

Total Votes: 4216
Poll Date: 06 January, 2010

Q: What do you think of Senator Conroy's plan to filter the internet?

I think it is a good idea

(24.2%)

It is terrible. It will impinge on my freedom

(75.8%)

Total Votes: 7349
Poll Date: 16 December, 2009

Q: Do you want a global climate change agreement, with meaningful goals, at Copenhagen

No, the science is unsettled, acting as a cover to impose new taxes

(57.7%)

Yes, this is our best hope to solve the pressing climate change challenge

(42.3%)

Total Votes: 6502
Poll Date: 08 December, 2009

Q: Will the recent interest rate hike change your Christmas shopping plans this year?

I will curb my spending

(42.8%)

I will not change my shopping plans

(57.2%)

Total Votes: 4766
Poll Date: 02 December, 2009

Q: Did the Liberal party make the right choice with Tony Abbott?

Yes

(43.3%)

(56.7%)

Total Votes: 6445
Poll Date: 01 December, 2009

Q: Who do you prefer as Opposition leader?

Malcolm Turnbull

(36.9%)

Tony Abbott

(31.1%)

Joe Hockey

(32%)

Total Votes: 6011
Poll Date: 27 November, 2009

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