New data from Roy Morgan reveals Disney Plus is now Australia’s fourth most popular subscription television service, just months after its launch. When it comes to multiple streaming subscriptions, Netflix plus Stan is the most popular combination.

Nearly nine-in-ten Australians (85%) say the ‘Worst is yet to come’ over the next month in regards to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic; however only 43% of Australians agree that the Australian Government is handling the Coronavirus well according to a special Roy Morgan web survey of an Australia-wide cross-section of 988 Australians aged 18+ conducted over the weekend of March 28-29, 2020.

Over two-thirds of Australians (69%) claim they are following Government directives to self-isolate as much as possible to fight the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. However, 31% say they were 'not' self-isolating according to a special Roy Morgan Snap SMS survey of an Australia-wide cross-section of 2,069 Australians aged 18+ conducted on Friday March 27 – Saturday March 28, 2020.

A special Roy Morgan survey on ‘Trust’ and ‘Distrust’ of government and business leaders conducted in March shows being honest and genuine is the most valued trait for leaders with a high level of Trust. This trait was mentioned by over a quarter (27%) of respondents in relation to political leaders and even more, 30%, for business leaders according to the survey of 974 Australians aged 14+.

Without trust life as we know it stops. We trust other drivers to stay on their side of a painted line. We trust banks to return our money. We trust pharmacists to get dosage right. Trust is the glue that holds society together.

The ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Index fell sharply in March, unsurprisingly.

The new Federal Government mandated National COVID-19 Coordination Commission headed by Nev Power is designed to mitigate the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and ensure employment opportunities are available for these workers now, and for workers when normality returns.

In February 2020 Roy Morgan Indonesian Consumer Confidence remained high at 159.0 (down just 2pts from January). This is virtually unchanged on a year ago in February 2019 (159.5) and is a significant 21pts above the long-term average (2005-2020) of 138.0.