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Population statistics give you information about people who live in New Zealand. Find out the number of people in New Zealand and in different areas of New Zealand. These areas include regions, cities and towns, local board areas, and area units/Statistical Area 2. Information is broken down by groups within the population, for example by age ...
New Zealand’s 35th Census of Population and Dwellings was held on 7 March 2023 and showed that the 2023 Census usually resident population (CURP) count was 4,993,923 – up 294,168 (6.3 percent) from the 2018 Census (4,699,755).
New Zealand’s estimated resident population was provisionally 5,122,600; there were 2,542,600 males and 2,580,000 females; the median age of males and females was 36.7 and 38.7 years, respectively. During the June 2021 year: New Zealand’s population grew by 32,400, or 0.6 percent
Estimated number of residents (provisional) 5,338,500. 30 June 2024. This is an estimate of the number of people who usually live in New Zealand, at a given date. National population estimates give the best measure between census dates of the population that usually lives in New Zealand. The latest estimated resident population is based on the ...
New Zealand's population grew by 76,000, or 1.6 percent; natural increase (births minus deaths) was 26,600 and net migration gain (arrivals minus departures) was 49,400. At 30 June 2019: New Zealand’s estimated resident population was 4.92 million; there were 2,419,700 males and 2,497,300 females
18 May 2020, 10:45am. New Zealand's resident population provisionally reached 5 million in March 2020, Stats NZ said today. "This is a significant event for New Zealand,” population insights senior manager Brooke Theyers said. “It is also the fastest million in our history, taking 17 years after reaching 4 million in 2003."
New Zealand’s estimated resident population was provisionally 5,199,100; there were 2,616,000 females and 2,583,100 males; the median age of females and males was 39.1 and 37.1 respectively. During the year ended March 2023: New Zealand’s population grew by 84,100 (1.6 percent) estimated natural increase (births minus deaths) was 18,600
New Zealand's population is estimated to increase by one person every 8 minutes and 18 seconds. This is based on the estimated resident population at 30 June 2024 and the following forecasts: one birth every 9 minutes and 8 seconds. one death every 14 minutes and 42 seconds. one net migration 12 minutes and 40 seconds. The forecasts are based ...
Estimates describe the size and characteristics of the population on a past date. Projections describe trends to show what the population may be like in future. Find out about: population growth; the numbers of people in New Zealand and in different areas of New Zealand; characteristics of these populations; projections of how these populations ...
New Zealand’s estimated resident population was provisionally 5,002,100. There were 2,463,100 males and 2,539,100 females. The median age of males and females was 36.2 and 38.5 years, respectively. During the March 2020 year: New Zealand's population grew by 96,800, or 2.0 percent.