Demographics

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Statistics New Zealand is the country's major source of official statistics of the people, the economy and the environment.  Click here to connect to the web site of Statistics New Zealand.


For more specific statistical information about New Zealand, click on the following links, including:

1.    Population - click here

2.    Work, income & spending - click here

3.    Businesses - click here

4.    Government finance - click here

5.    Environment - click here

6.    Industry sectors - click here

7.    People & communities - click here

8.    Tourism - click here

9.    Imports & exports - click here

10.  Alcohol & tobacco availability - click here

11.  Economic indicators - click here

12.  Education & training - click here

13.  Health - click here

14.  Corporate - click here

15.  Crime & justice - click here



Using the Table Builder Tool located on the Statistics New Zealand web site you can build your own business demography data sets, click here.

Labour Market Information


The Department of Labour also provide some very effective and extensive information on the New Zealand labour market. The Key Information Tool (KIT) gives users headline labour market information in a single, easy to access place.


Information in the  KIT covers a range of regularly reported labour market indicators including the Household Labour Force Survey: GDP, productivity and wage statistics; MSD benefit data; international comparisons; and migration.  The combination of these various data sources produces a well rounded picture of the state of the New Zealand labour market. Click here.


The Occupational Labour Market Tool provides information about jobs and tertiary education and includes data on employment growth, income, gender, ethnicity, etc. Click here.


The Regional Industry Tool is an interactive labour market analysis tool which allows you to select and view key facts about selected regions or industry in terms of the number of employees.  Various measures are presented in the tool to analyse features of a regional labour market and industry presence across regions. Click here.