Background and approach
This is the latest yearly survey conducted for InternetNZ to identify and understand the public’s use of the Internet, what they think about it and any concerns they may have. It also measures awareness of InternetNZ and what New Zealanders’ perceive as its role.
We surveyed 1,001 New Zealanders aged 18+ online.
Respondents were sourced from from Kantar Public's | Colmar Brunton's online consumer panels.
Weighting methods
A combination of pre-survey quotas and post survey weighting is used to ensure results are representative of all New Zealanders by age, gender, region, and ethnicity*.
Throughout the report we use the term "New Zealanders" to refer to the total survey sample - i.e. New Zealanders who are online. As people completed the survey 'online' they are therefore not representative of all New Zealanders' usage and views towards the Internet.
* Ethnicity is included from 2021.
Fieldwork
Fieldwork was conducted from 3 - 17 November 2021.
Margin of error
The maximum margin of error on the total group n=1,001 is +3.1% at the 95% confidence interval.
Rounding
Each graph has been rounded to the nearest whole number.
History
This survey has been conducted yearly since 2018. However, in 2018 we spoke to consumers, businesses, and consumers who also manage or own a business, whereas from 2019 we spoke to "consumers" in general (whether or not they also own a business).
Due to this change in sample definition, any consumer only 2018 results included in these insight pages and the downloadable report should be treated with caution.