And a growing number are concerned about opening up too quickly.

Plus: the sentiment on New Zealand's vaccination roll-out and contact tracing.

The verdict on: the government response; the National Party response; and the decision to go into level four lockdown.

Plus: the latest state of app usage.

Plus: views on the elimination strategy and the state of the economy.

The positive response on the overall government response: 69%. On the vaccination programme, it's less than half that.

The latest in a series of polls by Stickybeak for The Spinoff shows positive sentiment at its lowest level yet.

Plus, how we feel about housing affordability and the state of the NZ economy compared to the world.

We asked: Are you just ‘hesitant’ and awaiting more information, or more strongly opposed to vaccines in general?

And it's even higher in Auckland.

Plus: What is Facebook’s impact on NZ society?

Compliance has dropped compared with the last time New Zealand was in a lockdown, a new poll shows.

Plus: What is the public view of the National Party response?

The popular assessment of the government response to the Covid-19 crisis is at its lowest level yet.

Fifth survey by Stickybeak for The Spinoff shows support for the government response solid as we enter level one.

Almost 16% of us would say no to a Covid-19 vaccine. Could that affect our recovery strategy?

Widespread appetite for domestic tourism, while public support for the alert level two shift is high.

The number of people who say we're staying in alert level four too long is smaller than you might expect.

David Brain compares the latest results to our first opinion poll two weeks ago to see what's changed and what hasn't. 

As New Zealand entered national lockdown, The Spinoff commissioned social media polling company Stickybeak to measure the mood of the nation.