Overseas visitor arrivals were 3.71 million in the August 2026 year, an increase of 307,000 from the August 2025 year. The biggest changes were in arrivals from: Australia (up 132,000 to 1.60 million) ...

New Zealand’s environmental reporting series: Our atmosphere and climate 2026 presents information on the state of New Zealand’s atmosphere and climate. Our atmosphere and climate 2026 – Tō Tātou ...

Tatauranga umanga Māori – Statistics on Māori businesses: June 2026 quarter presents information on one subset of Māori businesses that contribute to our country’s economy. This release includes data ...

Weekly travel data for short-term overseas visitor and New Zealand resident arrivals. Weekly and four-weekly data in the downloadable files include the 10 main source and 10 main destination countries ...

Find out about the state of our fresh water, the pressures that contribute to this state, and the impacts on us. Statistics about fresh water come from New Zealand's Environmental Reporting Series, ...

The Government Chief Data Steward (GCDS) role supports the use of data as a resource across government to help deliver better services to New Zealanders. It is held by the Chief Executive of Stats NZ, ...

Most of Stats NZ’s information releases are made public to all New Zealanders at the same time, generally 10:45am. The release calendar shows when releases will be available. Generally, there is no ...

This 2010 report examines the growth of the Pacific population since the 1940s and provides context for analysing the social and economic position of Pacific peoples.

The Minister of Statistics is Hon Scott Simpson. The Minister for Child Poverty Reduction is Hon Louise Upston. The Government Statistician and Chief Executive of Stats NZ is Colin Lynch. In this role ...

Explore private superannuation in New Zealand: who had a private scheme, how much we had in our schemes, and how we compare with Australia.

Local authority rates and payments, up 8.8 percent, was the largest upwards contributor to the quarterly rise (28 percent of the 1.0 percent quarterly rise). Vegetables, up 12.2 percent, also ...