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RIC FARMERS EXHIBIT RESILIENCE AND CONFIDENCE AMID CHALLENGES
The RIC Farm Loans Customer Insights Report 2023 provides insight into existing RIC customers’ confidence in both their farm businesses and the long-term future of the agriculture industry.
Independent research conducted by JWS Research obtained feedback from more than 500 RIC customers. Of those surveyed, the leading concerns were increasing interest rates (82%), water security and drought (61%) and income volatility (58%).
GOVERNMENT RATINGS FALL AMID VOICE DEFEAT AND RISING LIVING COSTS
Government performance ratings fall in leadup to Voice defeat, amid ongoing concern about living costs and housing. Amid rising housing, food, fuel and energy costs, cost of living remains the most important issue Australians want the Federal Government to focus on (56% unprompted mentions, up from 43%, and 81% prompted
GENERATIONAL DIVIDE PERSISTS OVER THE VOICE AS “NO” VOTES EDGE AHEAD
NO votes have continued their upward trend and now exceed the YES vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Less than four in ten voters (36%) support an alteration to the Constitution that establishes an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice and plan to vote YES in the October 14th referendum.
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