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Area Unit Demographic Profile Area Unit Demographic Profile 2013 census This profile provides basic population and demographic information on the residents of the Hauraki District. Population and demographic information is important for targeting and delivery of Council services, facilities and resources. 1230728 1 Hauraki District – Area Units 1230728 2 Introduction Access to the Internet This profile has been produced to assist with decision making in As of the 2013 census, Statistics New Zealand replaced the the Hauraki District. By taking local statistics into consideration question about access to any phone at home with the question when making decisions Council can better assess the about access to the internet at home. circumstances and needs of the community. Over 67 percent of households in Ngatea, Ohinemuri and This profile provides data on 8 variables: the Hauraki Plains have access to the Internet, compared Access to the Internet with 63.4 percent of households in Hauraki District. Access to motor vehicles Turua has the largest population with internet access Home Ownership (76%). Household income In New Zealand 77 percent of the population have access Employment to the internet at home. Income Source Kerepehi has the largest population with no internet access (49%) followed by Paeroa (46%), Kaiaua (44%) and Waihi Highest Qualification (43%). Family Type These variables have been included in the Profile because they relate closely to the nine variables used in the New Zealand Social Deprivation Index (NZDep2013). Access to the Internet ‐ New Zealand The NZDep2013 ordinal scale ranges from 1 to 10, where 1 represents the areas with the least deprived scores and 10 the areas with the most deprived scores. A value of 10 indicates that the geographical unit is in the most deprived 10% of areas in New Zealand. The NZDep2013 reflects a continuum from 'least 23% deprivation' to 'most deprivation', rather than from 'affluence' to 'deprivation'. This was intended, as all the variables in NZDep2013 reflect a lack of something. No Access Access Please note however that the following New Zealand Statistics data is not directly comparable with the NZDep2013 data because that data excludes some age groups (aged over 65 years and under 18 77% years of age) for certain variables. The NZDep2013 data is also age/sex standardised. This Area Unit Profile supplements the Hauraki District 2013 Demographic Profile #1209180. 1230728 3 Internet Access ‐ Hauraki Plains Internet Access ‐ Kaiaua 33% 44% No Access No Access Access Access 56% 67% Internet Access ‐ Ngatea Internet Access ‐ Turua 24% 33% No Access No Access Access Access 67% 76% 1230728 4 Internet Access ‐ Kerepehi Internet Access ‐ Paeroa No Access 46% 49% No Access Access 51% 54% Access Internet Access ‐ Ohinemuri Internet Access‐ Waihi 33% 43% No Access No Access Access Access 57% 67% 1230728 5 Access to Motor Vehicles Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Kaiaua Paeroa has the largest population with no motor vehicle access (12%) followed by Waihi (10%) and Kerepehi (8%). 5% Both the Hauraki Plains and Turua have only 2 percent of No Motor vehicle 21% the population without access to a motor vehicle. Turua has the highest percent of population with access to One Motor Vehicle three or more motor vehicles (22%) followed by the Hauraki 32% Plains and Kaiaua (21%). The Hauraki District has 14.4 Two Motor Vehicles percent of population with access to three or more motor vehicles. Three or More Motor For Hauraki District as a whole, the most common means of 42% travel to work was driving a private car, truck or van, Vehicles followed by driving a company car, truck or van and walking or jogging. Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ New Access to Motor Vehicles‐ Ngatea Zealand 6% No Motor vehicle 8% 13% 16% No Motor Vehicle One Motor Vehicle One Motor Vehicle Two Motor Vehicles 38% Two Motor Vehicles 43% 38% 38% Three or More Motor Three or More Motor Vehicles Vehicles 1230728 6 Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Hauraki Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Plains Kerepehi 2% No Motor vehicle 13% 8% No Motor vehicle 21% 29% One Motor Vehicle One Motor Vehicle Two Motor Vehicles Two Motor Vehicles 36% 43% Three or More Motor Three or More Motor 48% Vehicles Vehicles Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Turua Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ 2% Ohinemuri 3% No Motor vehicle 22% No Motor vehicle 30% 20% One Motor Vehicle One Motor Vehicle 34% Two Motor Vehicles Two Motor Vehicles Three or More Motor 46% Vehicles Three or More 43% Motor Vehicles 1230728 7 Home Ownership Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Paeroa Both the Hauraki Plains and Kerepehi have the largest percentage of dwellings not owned and not held in a family trust (39%), followed by Waihi (34%) and Paeroa (33%). In Kaiaua, 68 percent of households in occupied private 9% 12% No Motor vehicle dwellings owned the dwelling or held it in a family trust. In Ngatea, 66 percent of households in occupied private One Motor Vehicle dwellings owned the dwelling or held it in a family trust. For Hauraki District as a whole, 65.3 percent of households 29% in occupied private dwellings owned the dwelling or held it Two Motor Vehicles in a family trust. Kerepehi has the least percentage of dwellings held in a Three or More Motor 50% family trust (1%) followed by Paeroa (7%) and Waihi (6%). Vehicles Access to Motor Vehicles ‐ Waihi Home Ownership ‐ New Zealand Dwelling Owned or Partly Owned 9% 10% No Motor vehicle 6% Dwelling Not Owned 14% and Not Held in a One Motor Vehicle Family Trust 28% 47% Dwelling Held in a Two Motor Vehicles Family Trust Not Elsewhere Three or More Motor 53% Included Vehicles 33% 1230728 8 Home Ownership‐Kaiaua Home Ownership‐Hauraki Plains Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling not owned and not held in a family Dwelling held in a family trust trust Not Elsewhere Included Dwelling held in a family trust 7% 7% 11% 17% 43% 51% 39% 25% Home Ownership‐Ngatea Home Ownership‐Turua Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling held in a family trust Dwelling held in a family trust Not Elsewhere Included Not Elsewhere Included 6% 6% 9% 11% 53% 28% 57% 30% 1230728 9 Home Ownership‐Kerepehi Home Ownership‐Remainder of Dwelling owned or partly owned Ohinemuri Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling held in a family trust Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Not Elsewhere Included Dwelling held in a family trust 1% 9% 5% 12% 51% 39% 29% 54% 1 Home Ownership‐Whiritoa Home Ownership‐Paeroa Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling owned or partly owned Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust Dwelling held in a family trust Dwelling held in a family trust Not Elsewhere Included 1% 7% 7% 11% 18% 53% 33% 70% Note: Statistics NZ released data separating Ohinemuri into Whiritoa and Remainder of Ohinemuri for limited data. As a result, this information is split, whereas the other statistics provide information for Ohinemuri as a whole. 1230728 10 Household Income Home Ownership‐Waihi Dwelling owned or partly owned The Hauraki Plains has the highest average household Dwelling not owned and not held in a family trust income of $78,900 per year. Waihi has the lowest average yearly household income of Dwelling held in a family trust $45,100 followed by Paeroa $46,900. Not Elsewhere Included Household Income (2013) 6% Area Unit Average($) Median ($) 7% Kaiaua 64,900 46,300 Ngatea 61,800 52,100 Hauraki Plains 78,900 65,000 34% 53% Turua 70,300 60,900 Kerepehi 49,700 41,300 Whiritoa 53,500 50,900* Remainder of 67,100 50,900* Ohinemuri Paeroa 46,900 34,400 Waihi 45,100 33,100 NEW ZEALAND 63,800 39,600 *This figure is for Ohinemuri including Whiritoa. Statistics for the median household income do not separate Whiritoa into its own Area Unit. The table above shows both the average and median household incomes for each Area Unit. The average/mean is calculated by adding the sum of all the quantities together and dividing the total by the number of quantities. The median represents the midpoint of a distribution, e.g. 50% of households earn more and less than the median figure. The median household income is considerably lower in New Zealand than the average household income. This is also reflected in the Area Unit statistics. 1230728 11 1230728 1230728 100 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 0 Loss Loss Household Household Zero income Zero income $1‐$5,000 $1‐$5,000 $5,001‐$10,000 $5,001‐$10,000 $10,001‐$15,000 $10,001‐$15,000 $15,001‐$20,000 $15,001‐$20,000 $20,001‐$25,000 Income $20,001‐$25,000 Income $25,001‐$30,000 $25,001‐$30,000 $30,001‐$35,000 $30,001‐$35,000 $35,001‐$40,000 $35,001‐$40,000 $40,001‐$50,000 ‐ ‐ $40,001‐$50,000 $50,001‐$60,000 Kaiaua Ngatea $50,001‐$60,000 $60,001‐$70,000 $60,001‐$70,000 $70,001‐$100,000 $70,001‐$100,000 $100,001‐$150,000 $100,001‐$150,000 $150,001 or More $150,001 or More Not stated Not stated 100 120 140 160 180 100 120 20 40 60 80 20 40 60 80 0 0 Loss Loss Household Zero income Household Zero income $1‐$5,000 $1‐$5,000 $5,001‐$10,000 $5,001‐$10,000 $10,001‐$15,000 $10,001‐$15,000 $15,001‐$20,000 $15,001‐$20,000 Plains Income $20,001‐$25,000 Income $20,001‐$25,000 $25,001‐$30,000 $25,001‐$30,000 $30,001‐$35,000 $30,001‐$35,000 $35,001‐$40,000 $35,001‐$40,000 ‐ $40,001‐$50,000 ‐ Hauraki Turua $40,001‐$50,000 $50,001‐$60,000 $60,001‐$70,000 $50,001‐$60,000 $70,001‐$100,000 $60,001‐$70,000 $70,001‐$100,000 $100,001‐$150,000 $150,001 or More $100,001‐$150,000 Not stated $150,001 or More Not stated 12 12 provide information for Ohinemuri asawhole.
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