Australian prime ministers and foreign policy In 2023, 59% of Australians said a reasonable job when asked about Malcolm Turnbull. Theme Australian government performance | Asked in 2023 2016
Australia’s place in the world In 2021, 62% of Australians said Oceania. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2021 2010
Attitudes to China In 2019, 79% disagree China’s infrastructure investment projects across Asia are part of China’s plan for regional domination. Theme China | Asked in 2019 2016 2015 2011 2010 and 1 more
Reasons to view China as a threat In 2018, 77% said agree when asked about China and the United States are likely to come into conflict in future and Australia will end up being drawn into the conflict through its alliance with the United States. Theme China | Asked in 2018 2011
Australia’s role in the world In 2016, 50% said Australia should mind its own business in international affairs and concentrate more on our own national problems. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2016
Australia in the G20 and UNSC In 2015, 62% of Australians said worth the effort and cost. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2015
Australia after the UN Security Council In 2013, 53% of Australians said a little more influence. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2013
Australia in the UN Security Council In 2013, 59% said good for Australia. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2013
Australian policy towards Asia In 2013, 59% of Australians said about the right amount of emphasis on Asia. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2013
Australian responses to Asia’s growth In 2013, 60% said very important when asked about do more to assist Australian businesses to succeed in Asian markets. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2013 2012
Reasons for reducing Chinese investment In 2012, 96% said agree when asked about China is seeking to buy Australian mining and agricultural companies and these need to be kept in Australian hands. Theme China | Asked in 2012
The influence of the ‘West’ In 2011, 47% of Australians said increased. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2011
Indian student attacks In 2010, 46% of Australians said damaged a little. Theme Immigration and refugees | Asked in 2010
Australia’s bid for a UNSC seat In 2009, 51% of Australians said strongly agree. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2009
Australia’s influence in the world In 2009, 52% of Australians said not in the top 10 but among the top 20. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2009
Australia’s influence under the Rudd Government In 2009, 35% of Australians said partly agree. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2009
China as the future leading power in Asia In 2009, 95% of Australians said agree. Theme China | Asked in 2009 2008
Dealing with China’s rise In 2009, 52% said somewhat agree when asked about the Australian government should undertake friendly cooperation and engagement with China. Theme China | Asked in 2009
US and UN influence on Australian foreign policy In 2009, 50% of Australians said too much when asked about the United States. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2009 2008 2006 2005
International reputation after election In 2008, 46% of Australians said stayed the same. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2008
Australian influence on US foreign policy In 2007, 52% of Australians said not too much. Theme United States | Asked in 2007
Global powers and influence in Asia In 2006, respondents gave China an average rating of 7.5. Theme Global powers and world leaders | Asked in 2006
Global powers and influence in the world In 2006, respondents gave the European Union an average rating of 6.6. Theme Global powers and world leaders | Asked in 2006
Australia’s compliance with international law In 2005, 64% of Australians said even though decisions might go against us. Theme Australian foreign policy | Asked in 2005
