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Sept 2024
Money and finance
The cost of living crisis has knocked Aussies for six. We break down their struggles and direct you to immediate opportunities to address their challenges.

Set up for success by solving core customer challenges and investing in the right solutions.
- What we offer
Published online, our six-issue 'Better Life' series reveals the fundamental problems that Australians need solved.
Sept 2024
The cost of living crisis has knocked Aussies for six. We break down their struggles and direct you to immediate opportunities to address their challenges.

Nov 2024
Australians are struggling with a housing affordability crisis. We help you understand their challenges so you can help them achieve their dreams.

Jan 2025
Aussies rely on family and social relationships. We get to the heart of what drives them personally so you can engage them on a more personal level.

Mar 2025
Australians seek purposeful work but many employers are falling short. We help you understand what Aussies want in their work so you can raise your organisation’s game.

May 2025
Australians want to make healthier choices and live better lives. We reveal the factors that are holding them back so you can help them achieve their goals.

Jul 2025
Australians are concerned about climate change and they want you to take action. Find out what you need to do to win their loyalty, trust and support.

Find out where customers are struggling and know where to invest.
Drill down into the challenges of different customer groups to target your initiatives.
Understand the challenges faced by different age groups as they build financial foundations for a better life.


Book a human-centered design workshop to build your customer empathy muscle and turn insight into innovation.
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For organisations that want to get a taste of Rapt or have a special area of interest.
Per issue
One issue of your choice
Digital access for 12 months
Up to 20 seats
For organisations that want help turning insights into innovation.
Per issue
One issue of your choice
Digital access for 12 months
Up to 20 seats
Full day human-centred design workshop
For organisations that want a 360 degree view of Australians' everyday challenges.
Per year
All six issues
Digital access for 12 months
Up to 20 seats
Discounted workshops
Free updates
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- Testimonials
Rapt gives me insights that I can turn around quickly to build my case with stakeholders inside my organisation. It gives me the ability to fish around and say: “Oh, there might be something here.” Then I can pitch it to senior leadership.
Product owner, Big 4 Bank
Rapt is an online magazine that keeps me up to date with what's going on in the lives of Australian consumers. It's where you find out about hot topics, growth areas, and the companies that are doing great things, bringing products and people together in new ways.
Head of CX, Leading Australian Fintech
Rapt gives us light touch, voice of customer insights early on in the process. Our clients don’t tend to like a lot of discovery research. It feels like it's slowing the process down. Now we can get those light touch insights early on, and we can move to concept testing quickly too. It’s fast and cost effective.
Consultant, Global payments network
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We acknowledge the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation, the traditional owners of the land on which our office is located. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise and respect their abiding connection to this land, its waterways and community.