Urban/Rural split, Statistics New Zealand (2006)
Footprinting New Zealand urban forms and lifestyles
... of urban growth in ...with urban growth concentrated in Africa and ...Most New Zealanders live in urban areas, within 50 kilometres of the coast, and three out of four live in the North ...
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Tense and the other: temporality and urban multiculture in Auckland, Aotearoa, New Zealand
... Aotearoa New Zealand as a whole), 23 percent as Asian, 15 percent as Pacific peoples, and 12 per cent as M I M ri Statutory Board, 2016; Statistics New Zealand, ...Aotearoa New ...
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Obesity, energy intake and physical activity in rural and urban New Zealand children
... that rural dwelling adults have higher levels of obesity and lower levels of physical activity than their urban counterparts 8-10 , although the findings for physical activity may not be generalisable 10 ...
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Urban Ruralities or the New Urban-Rural Paradigm - Introduction
... | New Approaches towards Heritage landscapes and Territorial Planning | Urban Ruralities since the Nineteenth Century INTRODUCTION Classical theories of urbanisation are based on a strict distinction of ...
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Urban influence and population change in New Zealand
... distinguish urban areas and the various levels of ...of urban/rural interaction and a variety of demographic and labour market ...the urban-rural classification, both for the population ...
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New Zealand Energy Statistics December 2005 quarter
... The household price indexes are collected as part of the Consumers Price Index and represent prices that householders pay. Prices are surveyed in 15 urban areas. Monthly prices are collected for electricity, gas, ...
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Patterns of transfer in labour and birth in rural New Zealand
... in urban centres, transfer may mean travelling a considerable ...in New Zealand’s rural areas. Additionally, New Zealand’s roads wind and undulate, slowing the transport, and can be ...
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Stroke awareness and knowledge in an Urban New Zealand population
... in rural and smaller urban populations could help to determine potential differences in awareness and knowledge of stroke that could come about as a result of variable access to information and, possibly, ...
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Measuring urban growth, urban form and accessibility as indicators of urban sprawl in Hamilton, New Zealand
... multivariate statistics for each class, including the class mean and variance-covariance ...were Urban – Commercial/Industrial (class 2) and Cleared Land (class ...to urban in the final ...to ...
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All the answers? Statistics New Zealand s Integrated Data Infrastructure
... A key part of the iLEED component is the link between the different data sources. The lack of a common identifier across these datasets complicates the linking process, so probability linking is used. The lack of a ...
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An analysis of home ranges, movements, foods, and breeding of kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in a rural-urban landscape on Banks Peninsula, New Zealand
... Kereru numbers at Church Bay and Orton Bradley Park appeared to respond to food availability, with the population estimate at its lowest when fewer food species [r] ...
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Expression of city edges in different cultures and its influence on urban landscape design: a comparison between the urban-rural interface in Brazil and New Zealand medium sized cities
... Christchurch, New Zealand Email: ...in urban territorial expansion and the substitution of natural landscapes for urban ...for urban development. A similar phenomenon has occurred in ...
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'Not On Our Street': New Urban Spaces of Interracial Intimacy in 1950s and 1960s New Zealand
... post-war New Zealand, albeit in a national rather than colonial ...traditional, rural village settlement and its extended living arrangements, which carried associations of poverty and crude living ...
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The impact of rural policing on the private lives of New Zealand police officers
... from urban anonymity to rural visibility less of a problem for officer and ...that rural police officers are always on call, it would be appropriate to pay them a callout fee as recompense for the ...
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Rural women’s perspectives of maternity services in the midland region of New Zealand
... risk’ rural women are choosing a specialist centre over primary care birthing ...of rural NZ changes and farming families are replaced by rural ‘life- stylers’, urban facilities are more ...
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New Zealand Dairy Statistics
... Shorthorn, Guernsey and Brown Swiss. Holstein-Friesian/Jersey crossbreed is emerging as a breed in its own right for the insemination of dairy cows. The percentages of the major dairy breeds for New Zealand ...
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New Zealand Dairy Statistics
... dairy statistics, respectively), which were based on all herds supplying a dairy company (regardless of whether herd testing was used) and represented the average production per cow as supplied to the dairy ...
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Rural women New Zealand: strengthening rural communities
... Obviously there are areas in the country which are weak, due to low membership numbers, and having branches of solely mature members in these areas need to be encouraged to be ap[r] ...
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New Zealand Institute of Rural Health
... within New Zealand as the Trustees shall have decided most nearly resemble the purposes of this Trust, after seeking and considering the advice of The University of Auckland and the Waikato District Health ...
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The rural hospital doctors workforce in New Zealand
... the rural hospitals 8 ...in rural hospitals where there is a high turnover of staff, and use of locums and ...keeping rural health services operating in many countries 6,9,10 , they also often ...
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