澳大利亚联合公司与迪肯大学发布了最新的“澳大利亚联合幸福感指数”调查结果 12。该研究评估了澳大利亚民众的个人福祉、对国家整体状况的信心以及对未来挑战的看法 12。数据显示，尽管受访者个人的主观幸福感维持在相对稳定的水平，但对国家整体福祉的信心出现显著下降 12。这一发现揭示了宏观社会焦虑与微观个人体验之间存在明显差异 12。
在量化指标方面，调查于2026年4月至5月进行，超过1万名澳大利亚成年人参与，随后在近1,500名受访者中进行了9月的回访 12。个人幸福感指数的平均得分为67.2分（满分100分），相比4月至5月的基线数据，9月份下降了1.1分 12。与此同时，反映对全国整体福祉信心的国家幸福感指数为54.8分，较2025年的数据下降3.2分 12。这种趋势表明，尽管个体生活感受未发生剧烈波动，但公众对国家未来的乐观程度正在减弱 12。
代际差异和社会经济地位对幸福感的影响在该报告中尤为突出。数据显示，18至24岁的年轻群体面临严峻的心理健康挑战，其中56.1%报告有高度或极度的心理困扰 12。SBS Australia进一步指出，该年龄段中有45.7%的人感到孤独 2。此外，失业者和低收入群体的幸福感在所有受调查人群中最低 1。相比之下，老年人对人工智能带来的负面影响的担忧增长更为迅速，65岁以上人群认为AI将负面影响生活的比例在四个月内上升了15.1个百分点，而总体平均水平仅上升了9.3个百分点 2。
对于未来世代的福祉，澳大利亚人表现出强烈的责任意识和特定的忧虑焦点。83.4%的受访者认为住房成本将对后代产生严重的负面影响，这一看法在联邦预算改革后依然未变 12。同时，62.7%的受访者明确表示自己对后代的福祉负有责任 12。除了住房和人工智能，气候变化也被列为未来世代面临的主要挑战之一 1。这些数据共同描绘出一幅图景：澳大利亚人在保持个人生活基本稳定的同时，正通过关注住房、科技伦理和环境问题来表达对国家长远发展的关切 12。
The 2026 Australian Unity Wellbeing Index indicates that while individual happiness remains relatively steady, public confidence in the nation’s overall wellbeing has declined significantly. 12 The annual survey results were released by Australian Unity and Deakin University's Centre for Social and Early Emotional Development. 12 More than 10,000 Australian adults participated in the initial survey conducted between April and May 2026, with approximately 1,500 individuals revisited in September to track changes over time. 12 The results highlight a growing disconnect between personal life satisfaction and perceptions of national progress, alongside heightened concerns about housing affordability and artificial intelligence among future generations. 12
Key Trends in Wellbeing and Public Sentiment
The average personal wellbeing score stood at 67.2 out of 100 during the April–May period but dropped by 1.1 points by September. 12 In contrast, the national wellbeing index recorded a score of 54.8, representing a decline of 3.2 points compared to the 2025 data. 12 Demographic analysis reveals distinct challenges for younger Australians: 56.1% of those aged 18 to 24 reported experiencing high or extreme levels of psychological distress. 12 Additionally, 45.7% of this age group indicated feelings of loneliness, underscoring mental health struggles within this cohort. 2
Concerns regarding the future have become increasingly prominent, particularly around economic and technological issues. A substantial majority of respondents, totaling 83.4%, believe that housing costs will have a highly negative impact on future generations. 12 Meanwhile, apprehension about the effects of artificial intelligence rose sharply; the proportion of people expecting AI to negatively influence their lives increased by 9.3 percentage points over four months. 12 This shift was most pronounced among Australians aged 65 and older, where concern grew by 15.1 percentage points. 2 Despite these worries, a sense of collective responsibility persists, with 62.7% of participants stating they feel accountable for the wellbeing of subsequent generations. 12
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