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  1. ANU conducts polling on national life satisfaction trends, tracking how economic growth and dissatisfaction fuel political support.
  2. Australian National University and the Australian Bureau of Statistics consulted on census inclusivity and identity issues.
  3. Census data is guiding government spending decisions, while advocacy groups raise concerns about data gaps.

Data informs targets for future policy decisions made by the ruling coalition government.

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Data informs targets for future policy decisions made by the ruling coalition government.

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