A Research NZ poll of 529 respondents on women’s equality was conducted between 2 September and 11 September 2008.
The previously reported Colmar Brunton poll had an additional question on Winston Peters.
Polling Company: ShapeNZ (part of New Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Development)
Poll Method: Internet Sample (not fully random)
Poll Size: 2,204 (2.1% margin of error)
Date: to to 11 September 2008
Client: NZ Business Council for Sustainable Development
Report: NZBCSD Media Release
References: NZ Herald
In August, Colmar Bruton asked whether the allegations about Winston Peters were having an impact on his job as Foreign Minister.
They asked regardless of whether you support New Zealand First, which of the following statements best sums up your opinion on whether this has affected Mr Peters’ ability to carry out his role as Foreign Minister.”
It was asked from 9-14 August 2008
A Research NZ poll of 500 respondents on confidence in the justice system was conducted from 7 to 14 August 2008.
A Research NZ poll of 500 respondents on car use was conducted between 15 June and 24 July.
A Research NZ poll of 500 respondents on the light bulb ban was conducted between 15 June and 24 July.
A Research NZ poll of 500 respondents on MMP was conducted between 7 and 14 August.
One News has broadcast results from their poll, relating to trust in National:
TV3 reports on a Research NZ poll on wind farms and other power options.
84% said they have no problems with how wind farms look, and 70% said they would not object to being able to see a wind farm from their home.
On the issue of nuclear power as a source of energy, 54% are oppossed but a significant 37% say it should be considered. 49% of men supported a nuclear power option compared to 26% of women.