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This page shows an overview of how institutions perform on various aspects of leadership.

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The Australian Leadership Index is a nationally representative study, which surveys 1,000 Australians every quarter, asking them about their views of leadership across 25 institutions.

To calculate the score for each metric shown, we take the mean score from an 11 point scale (0-10) and convert it to a score ranging from 0-100. This gives us a score which represents how people rate the performance of an institution on a particular component of leadership.

The higher the score on a metric, the stronger the institution or sector performance. Information about metrics is found in the 'metrics glossary'.

Scores can be viewed at the individual institution level, at a sector level (government, public, private, or not for profit sectors), or at a national level (all institutions).

The gap scores, when shown, represent the gap between the specific institution shown and the unfiltered national score.

Learn more about each metric we use in the metrics glossary

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INSIGHTS

The national leadership score remained at 63/100 in July to September 2023, as economic pressures (costing of living, housing affordability etc.), The Voice referendum, and climate action became key leadership issues in Australia.

Competence (67/100), integrity (63/100), and contribution (65/100) scores remained unchanged, with leadership perceptions looking bleak across many specific sectors and institutions.
The public sector performed strongest again at 71 but continued its downward trend. The not-for-profit sector continued to improve from 65 to 66. The private and government sectors continued to decline, with scores of 61 and 57, respectively.
The federal government declined substantially this quarter, from 59 to 54 (-5). Retail fell strongly, from 69 to 63 (-6), as did mining companies, from 65 to 60 (-5), and leisure and gaming, from 46 to 39 (-7). Improvements were observed from telco's, increasing from 62 to 66 (+4).

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INSTITUTION SCORECARD

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INDEX OVER TIME

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RESULTS OVERVIEW

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

KEY INSIGHTS

The national leadership score remained at 63/100 in July to September 2023, as economic pressures (costing of living, housing affordability etc.), The Voice referendum, and climate action became key leadership issues in Australia.