Fact Sheets
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For further information, we invite you to review the following additional reports
61%
79%
reported facing relationship pressures over the past six months
27%
of relationships feel pressure from cost of living
23% are exhibiting symptoms of loneliness, compared to 20% in our 2022 Report
37.7% are experiencing social loneliness while 22.7% are experiencing emotional loneliness
Young people (18-24 years) were most likely to report feeling emotionally lonely
As people got older, levels of loneliness decreased
92% of Australians feel loved
Mental health is placing a significant strain on relationships
26%
of people were affected by mental health – the second greatest pressure facing Australian relationships
12% of Australians feel unsafe disagreeing with their most important person.
This is an increase of 3% compared to 2022.
Blogs and Videos
Check out our launch webinar and our blog posts.
Webinar
Relationships Australia presents Relationship Indicators 2022
Watch our launch webinar - we cover key findings, recommendations and avenues for future research.
Blog
Relationship Indicators 2022 is live!
Read our blog post about the launch of Relationship Indicators 2022.
Fact Sheets
Explore our 2022 fact sheets
Explore our fact sheets on population groups. In 2022 we explored partnered relationships, LGBTQIA+ communities, carers and more!
Interested in understanding more about the survey design, data collection and methodological aspects of the project?
Read our Technical Report.