
‘NZ loses lustre’ as Kiwi departures hit new record and total net migration rate eases
The immigration boom continues to subside, with fewer arrivals and more departures
The immigration boom continues to subside, with fewer arrivals and more departures
The latest Census data shows Northland is growing.
OPINION: The NZ population has changed significantly from where we were in March 2023.
Latest migration numbers shatter previous record for departure of Kiwi citizens.
Kāinga Ora's homes are designed to last 50 years.
Global fertility rates hit a tipping point and are unlikely to recover, say experts.
OPINION: Auckland will dominate New Zealand’s population growth over the coming decades.
New Zealand will suffer as birth rates drop, but Kiwis can't afford to have more kids.
Latest migration figures put New Zealand’s population at 5,305,600.
New Stats NZ data shows unprecedented levels of migration continue in both directions.
Despite high net gains we may have passed the peak
It dropped by two million people in 2023 in the second straight annual fall.
Despite youth crime fears, the stats tell a very different story within a generation.
The 2023 election has a significant swing right with new MPs entering Parliament.
High population growth is 'adding to demand', says Westpac's chief economist.
Enough new people to populate a city arrived in the year.
With a high-growth model, the district could have a population of 52,981 by 2034.
Stats NZ predicted between 89 and 91 percent of NZ had responded to the survey.
“This is a giant natural experiment," says Westpac's Michael Gordon.
The Herald has analysed decades of data to see how crime has changed in Aotearoa.
India’s population is expected to reach 1.425 billion by the end of April, says UN.
New Zealand's net migration gain continues to recover from Covid border closures.
Figure crosses major threshold, set to surge further under Israel’s new far-right govt.
Former health boss starts work at the University of Auckland in January.
What of the future? What can we expect in the next decade?
Tangata whenua now make up 17.4 per cent of the country’s population.
Much of the growth is coming from developing nations in Africa.
UN estimates that the world's population will tick over 8 billion some time today.
The doughnut effect: Central city populations are falling, in some cases significantly.