The Brisbane Broncos have ‘won’ the annual Roy Morgan NRL supporter ladder with 1.02 million supporters. This puts them ahead of tonight’s Preliminary Final opponents, Melbourne Storm, with 828,000 supporters – although both power clubs lost support from a year ago.

New research from Roy Morgan shows that in the year to August 2017, 11.8 million Australians over 14 visited a quick service restaurant in an average four week period. Among the large group of competitors in this market, Grill’d topped the satisfaction ratings with 90.7% of their customers fairly satisfied or very satisfied.

The Sydney Swans have again topped the annual Roy Morgan AFL supporter ladder – streaking the field with 1.204 million supporters, an increase of a solid 104,000 (+9.5%) on the back of a 2016 Grand Final appearance.

Terry White Chemists has again taken out top position in the Roy Morgan Pharmacy Satisfaction for July with a customer satisfaction rating of 90.3%, following on from a victory in June.

ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence bounced 4.6% to 114.8 this week, more than offsetting the loss over the previous week. The strength in the index was broadly based, with four out of five indicators rising. The index currently sits at 114.8, the highest level in eight weeks.

Final Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll shows Labour/Greens (60 seats) with Maori Party support favoured to win knife-edge election over National/NZ First/Act NZ (58 seats) as 'Jacindamania' pulls support from National and New Zealand First.

A special snap SMS Morgan Poll taken last night before today’s North Korean ballistic missile test shows Australians are evenly split on whether North Korea will use a nuclear weapon with 51% saying it is either ‘Fairly unlikely’ (33%) or ‘Very unlikely’ (18%) cf. 49% that say it is ‘Fairly likely’ (33%) or ‘Very likely’ (16%).

Only a week before New Zealand's Election which according to today's Roy Morgan New Zealand poll is on a knife's edge marginally favouring a Labour/Greens coalition, the key Issues are again Poverty and the gap between rich & poor, House prices & Housing affordability and Housing shortages & Homelessness.

New research from Roy Morgan shows that in August, 2.457 million Australians intend to purchase a new car in the next four years. This is an increase of 53,000 from July and 178,000 more than the four year intentions in May and brings them to within 1.3% of the fifteen year high recorded in February 2017.

New research from Roy Morgan shows that more than three quarters (77.1%) of mobile phone users were satisfied with their service provider over the year to July 2017. This is an improvement from 73.4% in 2014 but down marginally from 77.4% in 2016.

ANZ-Roy Morgan New Zealand Consumer Confidence hit a three-year high in September. It points to an ongoing decent pace of spending and activity growth. The softer housing market and election uncertainty have failed to dent consumer optimism.

New in-depth research exploring the concerns of New Zealanders found in the run-up to the election concerns about ‘Poverty and the gap between the rich and poor’, ‘House prices & Housing affordability’ and ‘Housing shortages & Homelessness’ have grown on the home front in recent months although the key global issues remain war, terrorism and poverty.