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About half of New Zealanders surveyed think current Covid-19 restrictions are appropriate, with the rest split almost evenly between wanting fewer or more restrictions.

Half of New Zealanders are happy with the current red traffic light setting, while the other half is split, a new survey has found.  Earlier this year, Ips

New Zealand Covid vaccine rollout: hard-hit south Auckland to be prioritised Elle Hunt in Wellington © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: HOGP/AP Plans to prioritise hard-hit south Auckland in New Zealand’s vaccination rollout have been welcomed by experts – though cricketers hoping to head for the UK will have to wait for clarity. Covid-19 response minister Chris Hipkins said on Wednesday that vaccinations over the next three to four months would go to the two million ...

Press Release – Ipsos One year on, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have an impact on the world and the way our daily lives operate.With the vaccination process having started in New Zealand, 51% of New Zealanders say they are likely to get the vaccine once it becomes available to them. One in five (18%) say they are not likely to get vaccinated and a quarter (24%) sit somewhere between, indicating they are likely to need some level of persuasion. A further 7% have not yet made up their min...

A new survey has found 18% of New Zealanders are 'unlikely' to get a Covid-19 vaccination, and nearly one in four are still unsure. A year after the arrival of the coronavirus to our shores, a new survey suggests officials may still have to contend with vaccine hesitancy ahead of the public roll-

New Zealanders are still on the fence about getting a Covid-19 vaccine, a survey by global company Ipsos shows.

Press Release – Ipsos The majority of New Zealanders (86%) agree that 2020 was a bad year for their country (cf. 90% global; 92% Australia) and 61% report that 2020 was a bad year of themselves and their family (cf. 70% global; 68% Australia). The Ipsos Global Advisor Study … The majority of New Zealanders (86%) agree that 2020 was a bad year for their country (cf. 90% global; 92% Australia) and 61% report that 2020 was a bad year of themselves and their family (cf. 70% global; 68% Austral...