Ipsos has released the May 2024 Cost of Living Monitor, a 32-country survey which tracks how people around the world feel about their finances. We learn that a quarter of New Zealanders are finding it difficult to manage financially with expectations that unemployment and housing costs will rise.
Climate change: as the world heats up, willingness to act is falling. Ipsos releases a 33-country study as part of Earth Day, looking at how attitudes to climate change are changing.
Over half of New Zealanders feel that the country is in decline and that our society is broken. Ipsos New Zealand's inaugural participation in a global study on populism reveals a pervasive sense of societal and economic decline among New Zealanders.
The new edition of Ipsos’ Global Happiness report finds there’s been a slight dip in happiness year-on-year as economic and political clouds loom overhead, but New Zealanders remain significantly happier than the global average.
In 2018, Ipsos New Zealand started tracking the key issues facing New Zealand. In this wave of the Ipsos New Zealand Issues Monitor, we asked 1,000 New Zealanders to select from a list of 20, the three most important issues facing the country and to rate the ability of the country’s political parties to best manage these issues.
Wellington, 8 March 2024 – Ipsos releases a 31-country study, in collaboration with the Global Institute for Women’s Leadership at King’s College London, looking at attitudes to equality and women’s rights ahead of International Women’s Day.
