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We know that New Zealanders continue to feel the pain of the cost of living crisis. Back in March Research NZ polled on this, and now it has run the numbers again. Joining us is Research NZ managing partner Emanuel Kalafatelis.

Emanuel Kalafatelis: New Zealanders feeling the pinch

Almost two-thirds of New Zealanders are willing to have the lockdown extended so Covid-19 can be eradicated, a new survey has found.Emanuel Kalafatelis from Research New Zealand, which has been conducting surveys during the lockdown, says that the latest survey, undertaken this week, also shows strong support for a 10pm nationwide curfew. There have also been marked increases in people's fears about losing jobs and paying their mortgages and rents, he said.Kalafatelis said people were asked if they would be willing to remain in lockdown for at least another two weeks beyond April 22 when it is due to finish.He told Tim Dower that the virus and the prospect of getting ill has rattled many members. "Almost 100 per cent are concerned that they might become seriously ill from the virus." 60 per cent agreed they would, 14 per cent disagreed, and 26 per cent didn't know. He said 60 per cent showed a high level of support.72 per cent said they would support a 10pm curfew, and 85 per cent said that Police should be tougher.

Almost two-thirds of New Zealanders are willing to have the lockdown extended so Covid-19 can be eradicated, a new survey has found. Emanuel Kalafatelis from Research New Zealand, which has been conducting surveys during the lockdown, says that the latest survey, undertaken this week, also shows strong support for a 10pm nationwide curfew. There have also been marked increases in people's fears about losing jobs and paying their mortgages and rents, he said. Kalafatelis said people were asked if they would be willing to remain in lockdown for at least another two weeks beyond April 22 when it is due to finish. He told Tim Dower that the virus and the prospect of getting ill has rattled many members.  "Almost 100 per cent are concerned that they might become seriously ill from the virus."  60 per cent agreed they would, 14 per cent disagreed, and 26 per cent didn't know. He said 60 per cent showed a high level of support. 72 per cent said they would support a 10pm curfew, and 85 per cent said that Police should be tougher.

Emanuel Kalafatelis: Survey supports lockdown extension, Police crackdown on rule flouters


    Research New Zealand polled a nationally representative sample of New Zealanders to find out where they stand on priority areas for the New Zealand health system. Research NZ Partner Emanuel Kalafatelis joins the show to discuss the survey findings with Jim.

  

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