Opinion polls continue to show that the vast majority of Australians want to see an end to native forest logging

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Australian Climate and Biodiversity Foundation  Voters in five key battleground seats have backed an end to native forest logging while strongly supporting investment in new timber plantations, wood product manufacturing and funding for forest management jobs, including improved fire management. December 2024 pyxis polling

Australia Institute. Polling – Ending native forest logging across Australia April 2024.
The results show that:
• Seven in 10 Australians (69%) support an end to native forest logging on public land across Australia, including 37% who strongly support an end.
• Only one in five (19%) oppose an end to native forest logging across Australia.
• There is majority support for ending native forest logging across Australia in Western Australia (71%), NSW (70%), Victoria (66%) and Queensland (68%).
• There is majority support for ending native forest logging on public land across Australia from all major voting intentions, with highest level of support from Labor voters (79%), followed by Greens voters (76%), Coalition voters (62%), One Nation voters (61%) and Independent/Other voters (57%).
https://australiainstitute.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Polling-Native-forest-logging-Web.pdf

NCC Polling Shows NSW Backs End to Native Forest Logging -  54% of people oppose or strongly oppose harvesting native forests. Only 19% support it. read

Victoria State Polling ‘22 Prepared for Victorian National Parks Association November 2022 The study was conducted among 1,000 Victorians aged 18+.  click

Australia Institute for the Bob Brown Foundation September 2021 read

Forest and Wood Products Australia. National survey of 12,000 respondents 2018. click

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Letter to federal election candidates 2019 read