Pennay, D.W. (2001 onwards). Report on the findings of the ACCS Client Satisfaction Survey. (Various reports)

Pennay, D.W. (2003). Community Attitudes to Road: Community Attitudes Survey Wave 16.
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Pennay, D.W. (2004). Community Attitudes to Road: Community Attitudes Survey, Wave 17.
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Pennay, D.W. (2005). Community Attitudes to Road: Community Attitudes Survey, Wave 18.
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Pennay, D.W. (2006) Community Attitudes to Road:  Community Attitudes Survey, Wave 19.

Pennay, D.W. & Bateman, J. (2007). Cervical Cancer Screening Program: Evaluation Report:  Report on the findings of survey research to evaluate the NSW Cervical Cancer Screening Program.

Pennay, D.W. & Bateman. J. (2007). Bowel Cancer Awareness Campaign:  Evaluation Report:  Report on the findings of survey research to evaluate the NSW Bowel Cancer Awareness Campaign.

Pennay, D.W (2006). Bowel Cancer. Awareness Campaign Baseline Survey: Report on the findings of pre-campaign survey research among persons aged 40 years and over in NSW.

Pennay, D.W. (2003) City of Geelong Recreational Walking Survey:  Main Findings.

Pennay, D.W.  and Petroulias T. (2007) Survey of Australian Apprentices and Employers Satisfaction with Australian Apprenticeships Centres.

Pennay, D.W. (2005) Survey of Australian Apprentices and Employers Satisfaction with Australian Apprenticeships Centres.

Pennay, D.W (2004). Survey of Australian Apprentices and Employers Satisfaction with Australian Apprenticeships Centres.

Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (2007). The Application of the Job Seeker Classification Instrument:  Quality Assurance Report.

Pennay, D.W. (2005). Survey of Parenting Payment Customers: Summary of Main Findings.

Pennay, D.W. (2005). Customer and Community Attitudes Customer and Community Attitudes To Working Age Participation Requirements.
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Pennay, D.W. (2003). A series of topic papers on “Service Providers Perceptions of Service Quality:  A Report based on findings from the 2003 Service Providers Evaluation of Employment Services (Centrelink) Survey.

Pennay, D.W. (2002). A series of topic papers on “Service Providers Perceptions of Service Quality:  A Report based on findings from the 2002 Service Providers Evaluation of Employment Services (Centrelink) Survey.

Pennay, D.W & Blackmore D.J. (June 2005). Personal Advisers Study, Customer Survey Wave 1
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Pennay, D.W & Blackmore D.J. (July 2005). Personal Advisers Study, Customer Survey Wave 2. 
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Blackmore, D.J. (June 2005). Parents on Low Income Study:  Sample Analytic Report.

Pennay, D.W. & Blackmore, D.J. (2005). Parenting Payment New Claims Survey:  Assessment of the Helping Parents Return to Work Initiative.

Blackmore, D.J. (January 2005). Parents on Low Income Study:  Sample Profile and Methodology Report.

Pennay, D.W. & Weston, J. (October 2004). Parenting Payment New Claims Survey:  Applying a ‘Behavioural Change’ Segmentation on Parenting Payment New Claims Survey Data:  2002 Cohort, waves 1 to 3.

Pennay, D.W. Personal Advisers Study, Better Assessment at Risk Customer Group, Qualitative Research Report (September 2004).
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Pennay, D.W. (August 2004). Parenting Payment New Claims Survey, Qualitative Research, Reactions to the Extended New Claims and Participation Planning Interviews.

Pennay, D.W. & McDonald, D. (February 2004). Family Assistance Customers’ Preferences for Service Delivery Channels.

Pennay, D.W. (April, 2003). Parenting Payment New Claims Survey:  Final Consultants Report.

Pennay, D.W. (June 2002). Parenting Payment New Claims Survey:  Mid Project Consultants Report

Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (1997-2005). Changes associated with the National Tobacco Campaign: smoking prevalence and consumption.
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Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (1997-2004). Changes associated with the National Tobacco Campaign: smoking prevalence and consumption.

Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (1997-2003). Changes associated with the National Tobacco Campaign: smoking prevalence and consumption.

Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (2006). National Drugs Campaign: Evaluation of Phase Two.

Blackmore, D.J. & Challice, G.M. (2007).National Tobacco Youth Campaign Evaluation.
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Blackmore, D.J. (2005). Victorian Youth Alcohol and Drug Survey, 2004:  Alcohol Findings

Blackmore, D.J. (2005). Victorian Youth Alcohol and Drug Survey, 2004:  Illicit Drug Findings
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Pennay, D.W. & Honey, N. (October 2006). Evaluation of the Women in the Smart State Directions Statement:  Detailed Report on the Survey Findings.

The Green Light Report: Victorians and the Environment in 2008 is a Victorian Government initiative to provide insight into the environmental attitudes and behaviours of Victorians.
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Pennay, D.W. & Bateman, J (March 2007). Public Attitudes to Health Promotion and Disease Prevention.

The Social Research Centre writes a methodology report at the completion of each survey.  The intention in doing so is to provide a useful resource for future surveys by documenting exactly what was done and how and to provide continuous improvement suggestions.

Typically these reports include:

Listed below is a selection of reports that have made a substantial contribution to survey methodology and led to enhanced survey execution.

Challice, G.M. (May 2007). Australian Business Assessment of Business Security (ABACUS) Pilot Test Report.

Challice, G.M. & Johnson, H. The Australian Component of the 2004 International Crime Victimisation Survey:  Technical and Background Paper.
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Challice, G.M. (October 2004).  Adult Vaccination Survey:  Technical Report.

Challice, G.M. (2005, 2006 and 2007). Smoking and Health Survey, Technical Report.

Challice, G.M. (20005, 2006 and 2007) Victorian Population Health Survey, Technical Report.

Challice, G.M.  (May 2006). National Tobacco Survey Methodological Review:  A Presentation to the Research and Marketing Group.

Challice, G.M. (May 2006 - ). The Consumer Perspectives of the Health System Quarterly Issues Papers.

Challice, G.M., Honey, N. & Pennay D.W. (July 2006). The Violence Against Women Survey:  Technical Report.