People & communities

Survey of English Language Providers: Year ended March 2007 Total estimated expenditure by all international students studying in New Zealand was $1,242 million for the year ended March 2007.

Survey of English Language Providers: March 2007 - Hot Off the Press
Survey of English Language Providers: March 2007 - Tables

Household Use of Information and Communication Technology: 2006 Almost two-thirds (or 1 million) of New Zealand homes are connected to the Internet.

Household Use of Information and Communication Technology: 2006 - Hot Off the Press
Household Use of Information and Communication Technology: 2006 - Tables

Counting Non-profit Institutions in New Zealand 2005 There were 97,000 non-profit institutions operating in New Zealand in 2005.

Counting Non-Profit Institutions in New Zealand 2005 - Hot Off the Press
Counting Non-profit Institutions in New Zealand 2005 - Tables

Subnational Family and Household Projections: 2001(base) – 2021 update All 16 regional council areas of New Zealand are projected to have more households in 2021 than in 2001, according to updated 2001-base subnational family and household projections.

Subnational Family and Household Projections: 2001(base) – 2021 update - Hot Off the Press
Subnational Family and Household Projections: 2001(base) – 2021 update - Tables

Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2004 Average weekly household expenditure increased by 16.1 percent from 2000/01 to 2003/04, up from $765 to $888.

Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2004 - Hot Off the Press
Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2004 - Tables
Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2004 - Standard tables 2000-01
Household Economic Survey: Year ended 30 June 2004 - Standard tables 2003-04

Feedback from Non-profit Institutions Statistics New Zealand has consulted with the public and non-profit sector groups on the definitions of non-profit institutions as part of the development of the Non-profit Institutions Satellite Account (NPISA).

Structural change and the 65+ population This report contains a series of articles that give a statistical overview of the impact of compositional change in the age structure of New Zealand’s population, with a special emphasis on those aged 65 years and over (the 65+ population).

Ageing of ethnic groups
Impact of structural population change
Internal migration of New Zealand's 65+ population
The legacy of past childbearing decisions

Review of culture and identity statistics Reviewing information needs for the monitoring and measurement of issues of culture and identity.

Draft domain plan
Submission form

Childcare Survey: 2009 A survey of the care and educational arrangements of children is collecting information about the types of childcare arrangements (e.g., early childhood education, out-of-school services) people use to care for their children, the costs associated with these arrangements, and the difficulties…

How New Zealanders spend their time and how we classify it This paper outlines the main features of the creation of the activity classification for the next time use survey.

How New Zealanders Spend their Time and How We Classify It