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THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S PULSE 2026

Women are constantly being marketed to, analysed and told what they need. But how often are we genuinely asked how we are feeling, what matters to us and what we need?

The Australian Women’s Pulse is a Project Emerald Collective initiative created to listen.

Your anonymous responses will help us understand the issues affecting women’s lives, guide the conversations and content we create, and identify where greater support, awareness and action are needed.

There are no right or wrong answers. We want to hear what is true for you. The survey takes approximately five minutes.

About You

These optional details help us understand whose voices are represented and which voices may still be missing.

Which state or territory do you live in?

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What is your age range?

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1. How are you feeling in yourself at this point in your life?

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2. How supported do you currently feel in your everyday life?

Not supported at allDeeply supported

3. What is placing the greatest pressure on you right now?

Select up to three.

4. Which issues affecting women in Australia feel most important to you right now?

Select up to five.

5. What do you wish we talked about more openly—as women or as a society?

6. How much control do you feel you currently have over your time, energy and money?

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Very little controlA great deal of control

My energy

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Very little controlA great deal of control

My money

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7. What most prevents you from living in a way that reflects who you are and what matters to you?

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8. What is one thing you wish you had known earlier in your life?

9. What does “taking your power back” mean to you at this point in your life?

10. If one thing could change to make life meaningfully better for women in Australia, what would it be?

May Project Emerald Collective anonymously share excerpts from your written responses in reports, articles, social media or other content? No name or identifying information will be attached to any published response.

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