What are biggest issues in Australia in 2025-2026 according to surveys and polls include cost of living $500 to $800 per week for family, housing affordability $650K to $1.1M median house price, health care wait times 1 to 12 months, climate change and environment, and immigration and population growth, with cost of living ranked number 1 issue by 60% of Australians. Biggest issues include cost of living with inflation 5% to 7%, grocery $200 to $300 per week for family, rent $500 to $800 per week for 3 bed house, petrol $2 per litre and interest rates 6% mortgage $3,000 to $5,000 per month for $500K to $1M loan, with 60% of Australians ranking cost of living top issue. Housing affordability second biggest issue with median house price $650K Adelaide to $1.1M Sydney, deposit $65K to $110K 10% and mortgage $3,000 to $5,000 per month unaffordable for average salary $70K, with 50% ranking housing top issue. Health care third with hospital wait times 1 to 12 months for elective surgery, GP wait 1 to 2 weeks and cost $80 to $200 consultation, with 40% ranking health top issue. Climate change and environment fourth with bushfires, floods $20K to $50K damage and net zero costs, 30% ranking. Immigration and population growth fifth with 500K migrants per year causing housing pressure and infrastructure $10B cost, 25% ranking. So biggest issues in Australia are cost of living $500 to $800 per week, housing affordability $650K to $1.1M median, health care wait times 1 to 12 months, climate change and immigration 500K per year, with cost of living number 1 issue 60% and housing number 2 50% according to polls.
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