New research says Kiwis are one kind bunch.
The Kindness Indicator Survey, conducted by research agency TRA, investigated the nation’s love language, how we like to be shown gratitude, who we’re not thanking enough and what we’re most grateful for.
Whether it be offering a compliment, opening a door for someone, shouting a coffee, or giving up a parking spot, findings showed 98 per cent of New Zealanders had performed a random act of kindness for a stranger at some point - with little things like a simple thank-you or compliment mattering the most.
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