Census 2018 has counted 4.7 million kiwis, but there will be no iwi affiliation count.
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NewsNon-fatal injury rates rise for Māori
Statistics New Zealand says Māori are more likely to suffer from serious non-fatal injuries from vehicle accidents and assault compared to the total population in New Zealand last year.
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Māori data group fears worst for 2018 Census
A Māori data group is concerned that up to ten percent of the population may be missing in the 2018 census. For Māori, the extent of the problem could be worse.
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Census causing hiccups for hundreds
Tonight is census night and still, there are concerns about the number of people who are having online difficulties nor have they received an access code. The elderly, disabled and youth seem to be particularly at risk of being left out.
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Census raises homeless, elderly concerns
Census day 2018 is here and with it, concerns about the homeless and rough-sleepers going uncounted.
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NewsOne in four children cared for by grandparents
One in four young children were cared for by grandparents this year, Statistics New Zealand reveals.
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NZ social policies off track- Salvation Army
The Salvation Army's annual State of the Nation report, Off the Track, released today, shows New Zealand is veering off course, sometimes stalling or even going backwards when it comes to child poverty, housing, and crime and punishment.
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NewsStatistics show lowest unemployment rate since 2009
Statistics New Zealand shows the unemployment rate has fallen from 6% to 5.3% in the December quarter. This is the lowest unemployment rate since March 2009.
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Youthful population for Māori
Māori are counted in two ways in the census; by ethnicity and by descent. The ethnic group is made up of those who stated Māori as their ethnicity, while Māori descent refers to those who could identify their tribal links.
