A detailed demographic profile of Waitemata residents was compiled for Waitemata following the 2006 census. Current projections believe that the annual growth rate will peak in 2020 at 0.94% before gradually decreasing toward 0.34% in 2050. Are there figures to show how much of this is migration from overseas, and how much from the rest of NZ? Regional Council Area. The percentage of people born overseas was 41.0, compared with 27.1% nationally. ( Log Out / Wonder how Mai Chen is doing these days on a personal level? Over the last few weeks Stats NZ have updated their annual population and employment stats and there’s a couple of interesting trends to note. That’s 120 m of 1700 m in one direction, zero in the other, ie for 9% of the time, over 4% of the length. Auckland Region had a population of 1,571,718 at the 2018 New Zealand census, an increase of 156,168 people (11.0%) since the 2013 census, and an increase of 266,760 people (20.4%) since the 2006 census. I remember a time, not that long ago, that Papakura was not counted as part of Auckland and you went to Orewa for a holiday! In the near future most Aucklanders will be younger, and Asian, Maori or Pasifika. “It’s also worth considering the entire central area, which incorporates parts of Ponsonby, Eden Terrace, Grafton, Newmarket and Parnell – roughly the inner link.”. They should be doing both. $390 million nationally is more than 2% of $16.9 billion, no? It’s not just population that’s growing in the city centre, employment is too. People find that there is a more relaxed approach to life here and the people are friendlier for it. In the year to 30-Jun, Auckland’s population is estimated to have risen by just under 40,000 to reach 1,695,900, and as we’re now in October, we’ll be over 1.7 million now. The graph below shows how the number of jobs in the city centre and fringe have grown over the years. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). I enjoy seeing these classifications of areas, and how they shift over time. Auckland's population is growing and changing, both from natural increase and immigration. But Morningside is back from the clutches of Kingsland and St Lukes! No,it’s been consistently negative despite the spin, here’s the info.. https://www.stats.govt.nz/assets/Uploads/International-travel-and-migration/International-travel-and-migration-September-2018/Download-data/international-travel-and-migration-september-2018.xlsx. Greater Auckland is an independent volunteer-run analysis and advocacy platform for improving the quality of our cities. That’s the point, the net migration figure is traditionally in the context of 30 to 40,000 kiwis a year, net, leaving new zealand. We need pubic urban primary and secondary school in the city. One third of Aucklanders speak languages other than English, and many maintain active connections to their places of origin, including sending remittances home. ‘The net migration gain is entirely due to non-NZ citizens.’. Waitemata demographic profile. Surely they would have at least invested a few million into the town centres over the last 30 odd years. Of the total population, 313,839 people (20.0%) were aged up to 15 years, 357,522 (22.7%) were 15 to 29, 711,186 (45.2%) were 30 to 64, and 189,177 (12.0%) were 65 or older. An important thing this chart shows is that business as usual, caution, and first worrying about the disruptions change may cause, are no longer appropriate in planning the city centre. If we did that we wouldn’t require a Parliament. On the mainland, the region extends from the mouth of the Kaipara Harbour in the north across the southern stretches of the Northland Peninsula, past the Waitākere Ranges and the isthmus of Auckland and across the low-lying land surrounding the Manukau Harbour. So I’m not sure why we’re ignoring its guideline to invest at least 2% of our transport budget in walking and cycling, at both a national and city level. Around one third of New Zealand's population (33 per cent) lives in Auckland. If I wasn’t allergic to freezing cold temperatures, I’d move to Dunny Dins in a flash . Auckland’s demographic transformation is still underway: it is estimated the Asian population of Auckland will grow by 130,000 in the seven years to 2021. Employees in the city have risen by just over 6,000 to reach 118k, up from just 78k back in 2000, although as a percentage of all jobs in Auckland, it remains about the same at 15%. The suburbs surrounding this area need to house large numbers of these workers too, and take stress off our car network. I think we could have 100,000 people, 200,000 people and it wouldn’t make a difference unless we actually voted in any meaningful numbers – even at those population levels I can’t see the general population and Auckland Council’s perception of city residents’ rights changing without Councillors and Local MPs valuing them (fearing their wrath). This graph uses the previous population projections, the more recent ones are in line with the current estimates. But that’s not happening at the moment. Delving deeper we can see that Auckland’s City Centre remains the fastest growing area with almost another 5,000 now estimated to be calling the area home. Formerly transportblog, we provide evidence based debate on urban form, transport, housing, design, and public space. Hmmm interesting! -1,000 a year is certainly not the 30,000 a year net loss that used to be the norm. This is important as many of our current plans were based on these projections and given most of these residents will be working and/or studying locally, we’re going to need a lot more improvements to walking and cycling than previously planned. The median income was $34,400. The differences between Auckland and the rest of the country will widen. Do note that Auckland is very subject to ebbs and flows, a lot of recent migration is ‘de-migration’, kiwis returning to Auckland from Australia and the UK, as the relative economies aren’t so strong as previously. Auckland has been growing so fast that it was actually ahead of Stat’s previous ‘high growth’ projection and so last year those projections were updated. Where is Briscoes? Almost 40 per cent of Aucklanders were born overseas (the third highest rate in the OECD). Home → Oceania → New Zealand → North Island. The Auckland Region (Māori: Tāmaki Makaurau) is one of the sixteen regions of New Zealand, named for the city of Auckland, the country's largest urban area. Not only is the inner west area shutting out people living there, by retaining its stand-alone house form, it’s shutting out people from being able to cycle through it. Heritage museum be damned. Speaking on population and employment, it would be interesting to see a break down by suburb of where people commute from and to for work. 0.7% Middle Eastern/Latin American/African (0.9%). The current city centre is essentially the same as it was since its last major change in the mid 1960s. Journey to work patterns in the Auckland region. Except for the last couple of years when it has been positive! And from a cycling perspective, think of all the public space on the surrounding residential streets that is also given to parking instead of cycling amenity, this creates a swathe of cycling-unfriendly area. As part of this years release they’re using their new Statistical areas. With growth rates this small, it is unlikely that New Zealand will see large changes in their numbers. Our aim is to foster a greater Auckland for all. It’s present and future physical activity levels, overall health, air quality, climate stability that are at stake. Auckland’s demographic transformation is still underway: it is estimated the Asian population of Auckland will grow by 130,000 in the seven years to 2021. It’s another type of severance. Auckland is a Pacific Rim city, and an Asian one. The resident population of all statistical areas (level 2; SA2) in Auckland Main Urban Area according to official estimates. 20% not 2%. Waitemata DHB District Map North Shore. Phew, 2M people. The demographics are changing because of the immigration policies allowing a flood of 3rd World asians into NZ ( notice how basically no Japanese want to live here, a big step down from an advanced industrial nation with concomitant high standard of living ) – its a form of ethnic cleansing of white NZers. The Hibiscus Coast, Waimauku, Kumeu-Huapai, Riverhead, Beachlands-Pine Harbour and Maraetai are becoming urban areas in their own right. That means the region has increased by over 200k people in just 5 years and remains the fastest growing region in the country. ( Log Out / A furniture store? I’ve seen recent figures showing that over the last 5 years, more of Auckland’s population growth has been coming from migration than from natural increase. When are AT going to do something meaningful to make this a better service? Other urban areas in the Auckland region include: This article is about the local government region. With a lot of land and a low population, it is unsurprising that the quality of life in New Zealand is quite high. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. People may identify with more than one ethnicity. Of those at least 15 years old, 360,954 (28.7%) people had a bachelor or higher degree, and 168,276 (13.4%) people had no formal qualifications. As shown in Table 9, for the year ended September 2018, there were 31,714 NZ citizen arrivals and 34,481 departures making a net loss of 2,767. Building big car dependent subdivisions on the outskirts fails the first two issues, just kicking the can down the road for the next lot to have to fix (at an even greater expense than all the current big scary numbers). Although some people objected to giving their religion, 42.6% had no religion, 38.4% were Christian, and 13.5% had other religions.
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