300 surveys were collected at random from households in Moranbah. The survey responses were collected by phone and mail through the CATI (Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing) lab at the Central Queensland University. The questionnaire was pilot-tested by trained interviewers on a number of randomly-selected households in Moranbah. Interviewer comments (e.g. confusing wording, inadequate response categories, question order effect, etc.) and pre-test frequency distributions were reviewed before modifications were made to the questionnaire. After completion of the telephone data collection phase of the Moranbah Study a mail out was conducted in order to allow those respondents who chose to complete the survey by postal mail or email to do so. A second part of the survey (Part B) was also mailed to respondents who had agreed to this option. The total sample attempted by telephone interviewers at the Population Research Laboratory (PRL) was 1,034 households and a total of 2,499 calls were made. The average interview length was 20.08 minutes. A total of 319 complete and partial surveys were collected. The response rate is a calculated percentage representing the number of people participating in the survey either with a completed or partially completed interview divided by the people selected in the sample. The Response Rate for the survey was 65.77%.