Photo / 123RFKiwis are more than twice as likely to report a positive impact of Covid-19 on their friendships compared to a negative one, a new survey shows. The Kiwi Life Moments report surveyed 509 people over the age of 18, exploring their friendships and how the pandemic has affected their lives. The results show close friends are the third most important aspect in a Kiwi's life behind family, and good health or wellbeing. The research also showed people were re-evaluating their friendships, with nearly 79 per cent now saying losing some friendships was good if it left them with more high quality connections. Kiwis' most significant eventsNearly half of respondents said they'd reprioritised what was their most important personal life moment after going through Covid-19.

Source: New Zealand Herald November 01, 2020 16:01 UTC