Thinking Climate: A Snapshot of Italian Views on Climate Change — Companion to Technical Report

This report is a companion to the technical report, and details the key findings from a national survey of Italian perspectives on climate change concern, knowledge, issue importance, policy attitudes, personal action, media consumption, trusted information sources, and personal values. To view the full technical report click here.

Malaysia national survey on climate change concern, behaviour, and media attitude – preliminary report

This survey focuses on Malaysia's public perception, behavioural responses, and media preference around climate change.

Best practice data visualisation: Guidelines and case study

This report details guidelines for best-practice data visualisation and presents an in-depth description of design and content choices for an urban heat island case study.

Caught behind: Climate change, extreme heat and the Boxing Day Test

Commissioned by the Australian Conservation Foundation, this report examines the impact that climate change and extreme heat are having on the Boxing Day Test.

Vicious cycle: Climate change, extreme heat and the Tour Down Under

Commissioned by the Australian Conservation Foundation, this report examines the impact that climate change and extreme heat are having on Australian cycling and the Tour Down Under.

Love 40 degrees? Climate change, extreme heat and the Australian Open

Commissioned by the Australian Conservation Foundation, this report examines the impact that climate change and extreme heat are having on the Australian Open.

AFL fans' perception of climate change and of AFL action on climate change

This report documents the findings of a survey of 567 Australians and their views on AFL action on climate change.

Australia’s COVID-19 Vaccine Audiences

This study shows there are five distinct publics on COVID-19 vaccination in Australia with varying patterns of interest and concern, and different levels of trust in sources and channels for information.

Climate Change: Concern, Behaviour and the Six Australias

This report documents the findings of a surveys of 3098 Australians and examines their levels of concern and action on climate change.

Temperature check: Greening Australia's warming cities

Commissioned by the Australian Conservation Foundation, this report examines the benefits of vegetation in cooling our cities.

Supporting climate-friendly behaviour change

This fact sheet provides an introduction to one of the latest models for understanding what influences behaviour change, and explains how this model can help climate change campaigners support individuals to adopt new behaviours.

Media coverage of climate science in Australian newspapers: A case study of the State of the Climate reports

This report examines the media coverage around the release of the past five State of the Climate reports, examining the framing and extent to which climate climate science is discussed in the Australia media.

Black Summer: Australian newspaper reporting of the nation's worst bushfire season

This report examines the media coverage the unprecedented Australian summer 2019/20 bushfires.

Black Saturday: Australian newspaper reporting of the nation's deadliest bushfire

This report examines the media coverage five days either side of 2009's deadly Black Saturday bushfires.

Climate change communication in the Pacific Islands

Commissioned by ABC International Development, Climate Change Communication in the Pacific Islands analyses newspaper reporting across nine Pacific Island Countries- Fiji, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Nauru, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

Scoping study of Victorian national parks as sites to communicate climate change

The following report is a pilot analysis of the ten most visited National Parks in Victoria and there potential for acting as sites to communicate climate change.

The 2017 Australian weather presenter survey

This report documents the initial findings of the first Australian weather presenters survey and sought to understand the collective attitudes of the Australian weather presenting community in relation to climate change.

Newspaper reporting of the September 2016 South Australian mid-latitude cyclone

This report looks at the way that climate change is reported on in relation to extreme weather events. It examines the mid-latitude cyclone that damaged infrastructure in South Australia on September 29 2016, causing a statewide power blackout when it brought down 22 transmission towers.

Visualising the power of renewables in the City of Monash

This survey details the results of a collaborative study between Monash University and the City of Monash in which 457 residents were interviewed to understand the motivations and barriers that households experience with regards to installing renewable energy in the home.

Cyclone Debbie: Sonification background report

A survey of Australian TV audiences' views on climate change

This report documents the findings of a national survey of TV audiences’ views on climate change in Australia.

A survey of Melbourne TV audiences’ views on climate change: Key Findings

Our city-based reports are available on request. Please contact us at mcccrh@monash.edu to be directed to the corresponding author.

A survey of Sydney TV audiences’ views on climate change: Key Findings

Our city-based reports are available on request. Please contact us at mcccrh@monash.edu to be directed to the corresponding author.

A survey of Perth TV audiences’ views on climate change: Key Findings

Our city-based reports are available on request. Please contact us at mcccrh@monash.edu to be directed to the corresponding author.

A survey of Adelaide TV audiences’ views on climate change: Key Findings

Our city-based reports are available on request. Please contact us at mcccrh@monash.edu to be directed to the corresponding author.

A survey of Brisbane TV audiences’ views on climate change: Key Findings

Our city-based reports are available on request. Please contact us at mcccrh@monash.edu to be directed to the corresponding author.