Trust

Last year the biggest annual survey of Kiwis’ trust in news found it was on the slide, though it wasn’t quite clear why. Since then there’s been plenty of anti-media sentiment at anti-government… Audio

Research shows that people tend to rate a smiling person as more honest and likeable, and someone they want to cooperate with. But if smiles are so easy to fake, which we know they are, why should we… Audio

Research NZ's latest survey asked Kiwis to rate their trust and confidence in a number of occupations and professions. The news is good for emergency service workers, but not so good for… Audio

A longtime friend and confidante of Ghislaine Maxwell says she is not likely to spill the beans on Prince Andrew. Philadelphia-based journalist Laura Goldman was in touch with Epstein's associate just… Audio

Do you pick up hitchhikers? Do you read the small print? Trust underpins almost everything in life, says retired clinical psychologist and author Chris Skellett. He talks to Jesse Mulligan about what… Audio

A research company asked Australians to rank their most trusted politicain and the winner was Jacinda Ardern. Just two weeks out from the Australian general election the people chose our Prime… Audio

What does privacy mean in a world where our entire public lives may be subject to security cameras, face recogntion software and Big Brother's algorithms?  Andrew Chen investigates. Audio

The number of New Zealanders who trust the government has risen substantially. A study commissioned this year by Victoria University of Wellington's Institute for Governance and Policy Studies asked… Audio

Trust is defined as a confident relationship with the unknown, which might also be the perfect definition for almost every interaction we have online. The internet is changing trust in fundamental… Audio

Can surveys on trust be trusted. Audio

Emanuel Kalafatelis of Research NZ says more people trust the government now than than in 2013. Audio