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Winners & Losers: Trust & Distrust in a post-COVID world – video presentation by Roy Morgan CEO Michele Levine & Social Scientist Dr. Ross Honeywill

July 27 2021
Finding No. 8754
Topic: Press Release
Country: Australia

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown an important spotlight on which brands and industries Australians Trust and Distrust with the clear winners being those businesses able to respond quickly and proactively to customers’ needs such as leading supermarkets Woolworths, Coles and ALDI – all clustered near the top of the rankings with high Net Trust Scores while those dealing with high levels of Distrust include Social Media giant Facebook, Telecommunications provider Telstra and media company News Corp.

Movement of people in Brisbane and Perth CBDs rebounds after recent lockdowns while Sydney and Melbourne CBDs lag well behind

July 27 2021
Finding No. 8763
Topic: Press Release Special Poll
Country: Australia

Source: Roy Morgan collaboration with UberMedia who provide anonymous aggregated insights using mobile location data. Note: Movement data for the Capital City CBDs excludes the residents of the respective CBDs.

Movement of people in the locked down Sydney and Melbourne CBDs is far below other cities in mid-July

July 19 2021
Finding No. 8757
Topic: Press Release Special Poll
Country: Australia

Supermarkets, Retail, Consumer Products and Technology are the industries with the highest Net Trust Scores

July 15 2021
Finding No. 8746
Topic: Press Release
Country: Australia

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia). Risk Monitor, April 2020 – March 2021; n=21,833.

Movement plunged in the Sydney CBD, Brisbane CBD and Perth CBD as all three were placed into lockdown

July 08 2021
Finding No. 8747
Topic: Press Release Special Poll
Country: Australia

Supermarkets dominate Australia’s most trusted brands in 2021 led by Woolworths, Coles, Bunnings & ALDI

July 05 2021
Finding No. 8744
Topic: Press Release
Country: Australia

Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia). Risk Monitor, April 2020 – March 2021. Key commercial brands with 20+ mentions. Base: Australians 14+; n=21,833.