A new survey has revealed that nearly nine out of ten Australians feel an unhealthy amount of stress, and most feel that it is largely contributed by work.
A recent survey among Australians has revealed that nearly nine out of ten feel an "unhealthy" amount of stress, most of which is attributed to their work.
The Newspoll, commissioned by Lifeline Australia, revealed that finances, health, and personal relationships were also the other contributors to stress.
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Four out of ten people said that they experienced "unhealthy" stress levels, and nearly three-quarters of those stressed thought that work was the major contributor.
Money stressed out two-thirds, and one in five were "highly stressed" about it.
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Women were more likely to be stressed than men, the poll found, and so were the people who lived in big cities compared to their country counterparts, except when it came to relationships.
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Lifeline Australia CEO Dawn O'Neil said that too many Australians were feeling the pinch.
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