2013 Christmas Card

New Zealand Statistics Department QuickStats from the 2013 New Zealand Census Ethnic Groups in the Total Population Because people might identify with more than one ethnic group, the percentages do not sum up to 100. Statistics New Zealand is the source. According to Statistics New Zealand, the usual resident population census on 5 March 2013 was 4,242,048 (15.3%) more than in 2006. 4.4 billion I Peoples of Europe, Märi, and the Pacific I As a Middle Eastern, Latin American, and African national, Other ethnic cities England is one of the ten most frequent countries of birth (32 percent ) I China (13 percent ) India (10 percent ) South Africa (SA) (8 percent ) Fijians (8 percent ) Australia (9 percent ) |Samoa (7% |Philippines) (5 percent ) South Korea (4 percent ) The United Kingdom (4 percent ) Currently, the most populous ethnic groups in New Zealand are Europeans, Maoris, Chinese, Samoans, and Indians. During the seven-year period between censuses since 2006, 16 percent of the population has been Chinese, while 48 percent has been Indian. Filipinos constitute 50% of the population. ten percent Samoan Cook Island accounts for 7% of the total. Ivan Consuliant is 20 percent Maori Tongan.