Q1 Your sexual preference:
Male	(41.9%)
Female	(44%)
A bit of both	(14.8%)
Q2 Your age:
18-24	(39.9%)
25-29	(22.8%)
30-34	(14.9%)
35-39	(10.2%)
40-44	(6.6%)
45+	(6.3%)
Q3 Your country of birth:
Australia	(87.3%)
Argentina	(0.9%)
Austria	(0.3%)
Belgium	(0.1%)
Brazil	(0.2%)
Canada	(0.2%)
China	(0.2%)
France	(0%)
Germany	(0.4%)
Hong Kong	(0.2%)
Ireland	(0.1%)
Italy	(0.1%)
Mexico	(0%)
Netherlands	(0%)
New Zealand	(2.2%)
Singapore	(0.2%)
Sweden	(0.1%)
Switzerland	(0%)
Taiwan	(0.2%)
United Kingdom	(4.5%)
United States	(0.7%)
Other	(2.6%)
Q4 Your place of residence:
ACT	(4.9%)
NT	(1.7%)
NSW	(28.1%)
QLD	(15.9%)
SA	(6.8%)
TAS	(3.2%)
VIC	(15.1%)
WA	(23.6%)
Other	(1.2%)
Q5 Your current relationship status:
Single	(21.2%)
Dating	(23.7%)
Defacto	(16.5%)
Engaged/Married	(39.2%)
Q6 What do you think the legal age of consent for females should be?
Under 15	(1.2%)
15	(6.9%)
16	(53.6%)
17	(12.6%)
18	(24.1%)
19	(0.5%)
20	(0.6%)
21 and over	(0.9%)
Q7 What do you think the legal age of consent for males should be?
Under 15	(1.8%)
15	(7%)
16	(51.4%)
17	(12.1%)
18	(25.2%)
19	(0.5%)
20	(0.7%)
21 and over	(1.5%)
Q8 Should the legal age of consent vary between male/female sex, male/male sex and female/female sex?
Yes, the age of consent should be older for heterosexual couples than gay couples.	(1.2%)
Yes, the age of consent should be older for gay couples than heterosexual couples.	(7.6%)
No, the age of consent should be equal for everyone, regardless of their sex or sexual preference.	(91.5%)
Q9 Do you think that same sex couples should be able to legally marry?
Absolutely! Love knows no gender boundaries.	(37%)
It’s a free country, so it shouldn’t be illegal.	(31.6%)
Unsure - I don’t have a strong opinion one way or the other.	(16.1%)
No. Marriage should only be between a man and a woman.	(12.5%)
Absolutely not! They shouldn’t be together in the first place.	(3.2%)
Q10 Do you think that same sex couples should be able to legally have children (e.g. adoption, surrogates)?
Of course! Family is about love, no matter what sex the parents are.	(34.2%)
The mum, dad and three kids model is definitely outdated, but I think there should be guidelines in place.	(25.9%)
I don’t have a strong opinion one way or the other.	(18.9%)
No. The children would be better off with one parent than two of the same sex.	(17.4%)
Absolutely not! They shouldn’t be together in the first place.	(3.9%)
Q11 Do you think that adults should be able to legally purchase classified X-rated movies at retail stores in every State? (Currently in Australia, X-rated movies can only be legally purchased in the ACT and Northern Territory).
Of course! We’re adults and can decide for ourselves!	(40.4%)
Yes, but only through licensed outlets for adults only.	(52.8%)
Don’t care – I don’t buy X-rated movies.	(4.8%)
They shouldn’t be illegal everywhere, however the harder they are to buy, the better.	(1.7%)
No way! X-rated movies should be illegal to purchase anywhere!	(0.6%)
Q12 Do you think that prostitution should be legal?
Absolutely! A person’s preferred profession is their choice.	(13.5%)
Yes, if conducted through licensed business premises (no street walking), employing adult “staff” only.	(63%)
Unsure – I can’t make up my mind on this issue.	(8.4%)
No, I fear making it legal would only benefit pimps and traffickers.	(8%)
No way! Money for sex is wrong!	(7.4%)
Q13 If prostitution was legal, should prostitutes be taxed like all other working individuals?
Prostitution should NOT be legalised.	(7.6%)
No, this would merely be a revenue raising exercise for the government.	(7%)
Yes, as employees of a licensed business.	(85.7%)
Q14 Do you think that abortion should be legal?
Yes, the individual has the right to choose.	(63.3%)
Yes, but only under pre-defined circumstances such as age, financial situation and probability of birth defect.	(16.9%)
I’m undecided on this issue.	(9%)
Only to females who have been raped.	(3.8%)
No, there are plenty of couples who are unable to have babies and are willing to adopt.	(3.6%)
Definitely not. Abortion is an inhumane act.	(3.6%)
Q15 What do you think of the level of sex education you received at school?
Great! I was well informed and was equipped to make sensible decisions.	(20.3%)
Better than nothing, but too little, too late.	(39.9%)
Great, if scare mongering is considered a form of education.	(10%)
What sex education?	(30%)
Q16 Do you think that there is good public awareness of sex/sexual issues?
Yes, it’s everywhere!	(7%)
Yes, but there’s still room for improvement.	(58%)
Unsure.	(12.3%)
No and I hope it stays that way.	(0.7%)
No. It definitely needs a lot of work.	(22.2%)
Q17 Will you be having sex tonight?
Absolutely!	(31.7%)
Quite possibly, if I’m lucky!	(27.6%)
Not likely, but I’m hopeful.	(18.2%)
Not a chance.	(22.8%)