As various jurisdictions are presently addressing the question of legalising assisted, end of life dying, a deep delve on this issue was timely since it would provide the public with an independent picture of where Australians stand on this issue. Since 2013, instinct and reason has conducted a quarterly on-line, social survey monitoring socio-economic issues … Continue reading End-stage of life, assisted dying and religion →
Three waves of the over 50s instinct and reason study (n=3,085) asked questions about hearing, hearing aid use and their wellbeing. Dr Anthony Hogan, Faculty of Health Sciences, from the University of Sydney, has prepared a report on the basis of that data. Executive Summary : Of people aged over 50 years, our analysis found … Continue reading Hearing aid use and individual wellbeing →
Instinct and Reason undertook a choice modelling project in 2015 that guided the development of the final walk design and its price. The research showed a high level of interest in Aboriginal culture amongst Australians and encouraged the development of the Wukalina walk. It is a four day, three night walk that will be guided … Continue reading Wukalina Aboriginal walk →