Figure.NZ Places - Ashburton District

Figure.NZ Places

Councils are responsible for a wide range of local services including roads, water reticulation, sewerage and refuse collection, libraries, parks, recreation services, local regulations, community and economic development, and town planning. All of these can impact the population growth and demographics of your area by making it a more or less appealing place to live.

Population - residents at 2013 census

Ashburton

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Total people Number of people Census Year 2013 31,041

Projected population growth

Ashburton

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Population projection - High Number of people Year ended June 2043 47,500

Population projection - Medium Number of people Year ended June 2043 41,900

Population projection - Low Number of people Year ended June 2043 36,300

Median Age

Ashburton

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Years Year 2013 39.8

Age in broad groups

Ashburton

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14 and under % of people Census Year 2013 20.7%

15-64 % of people Census Year 2013 62.6%

65 and over % of people Census Year 2013 16.7%

Age in five-year groups

Ashburton

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0-4 % of people Census Year 2013 7.4%

5-9 % of people Census Year 2013 6.8%

10-14 % of people Census Year 2013 6.6%

15-19 % of people Census Year 2013 5.8%

20-24 % of people Census Year 2013 5.5%

25-29 % of people Census Year 2013 5.8%

30-34 % of people Census Year 2013 6.1%

35-39 % of people Census Year 2013 6.3%

40-44 % of people Census Year 2013 7.0%

45-49 % of people Census Year 2013 6.9%

50-54 % of people Census Year 2013 7.0%

55-59 % of people Census Year 2013 6.2%

60-64 % of people Census Year 2013 6.0%

65 and over % of people Census Year 2013 16.7%

Population by sex

Ashburton

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Male % of people Census Year 2013 50.4%

Female % of people Census Year 2013 49.6%

Number of families of each family type

Ashburton

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Couple without children Number of families Census Year 2013 4,317

Couple with child(ren) Number of families Census Year 2013 3,612

One parent with child(ren) Number of families Census Year 2013 942

Years at usual residence (2013 Census)

Ashburton

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0 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 6,558

1-4 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 8,922

5-9 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 5,997

10-14 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 2,913

15-29 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 3,528

30 Years or More Number of people Census Year 2013 1,542

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 1,578

Usual residence five years ago (2008 Census)

Ashburton

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Same as Usual Residence Number of people Census Year 2013 12,942

Elsewhere in New Zealand Number of people Census Year 2013 11,448

Not Born Five Years Ago Number of people Census Year 2013 2,289

Overseas Number of people Census Year 2013 1,962

No Fixed Abode Five Years Ago Number of people Census Year 2013 9

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 2,394

Māori descent

Ashburton

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Maori Descent Number of people Census Year 2013 2,679

No Maori Descent Number of people Census Year 2013 24,849

Don't Know Number of people Census Year 2013 636

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 2,877

Ethnic group (grouped totals)

Ashburton

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European Number of people Census Year 2013 26,376

Maori Number of people Census Year 2013 2,196

Pacific Peoples Number of people Census Year 2013 1,017

Asian Number of people Census Year 2013 1,179

MELAA Number of people Census Year 2013 282

Other Number of people Census Year 2013 504

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 1,164

Years since arrival in NZ for those born overseas

Ashburton

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0-9 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 2,682

10-19 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 579

20-29 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 264

30-39 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 246

40-49 Years Number of people Census Year 2013 231

50 Years or More Number of people Census Year 2013 291

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 228

Place of birth

Ashburton

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NZ born % of people Census Year 2013 80.7%

Overseas born % of people Census Year 2013 14.6%

Not Elsewhere Included % of people Census Year 2013 4.7%

Births in year

Ashburton

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Māori Number of live births Year 2018 66

All Number of live births Year 2018 432

Deaths in year

Ashburton

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Māori Number of deaths Year 2018 9

All Number of deaths Year 2018 291

Percentage of city/district's population born overseas

Ashburton

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Oceania and Antarctica, excluding New Zealand % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 3.6%

UK and Ireland % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 4.9%

North-West Europe % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 0.7%

Southern and Eastern Europe % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 0.6%

North Africa and the Middle East % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 0.1%

South-East Asia % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 2.0%

Southern and Central Asia % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 0.5%

Americas % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 1.0%

Sub-Saharan Africa % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 1.3%

At sea % of city/district's population Census Year 2013 0.0%

Marriages and civil unions in year

Ashburton

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Number of marriages and civil unions Year 2018 162

Legally registered relationship status (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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Married Number of people Census Year 2013 12,600

Separated/divorced or dissolved/widowed/surviving partner Number of people Census Year 2013 3,513

Never married and never in a civil union Number of people Census Year 2013 6,543

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 1,959

Current relationship partner status (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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Partnered Number of people Census Year 2013 16,011

Non-Partnered Number of people Census Year 2013 7,236

Cigarette smoking behaviour (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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Regular Smoker Number of people Census Year 2013 3,831

Ex-Smoker Number of people Census Year 2013 5,415

Never smoked regularly Number of people Census Year 2013 13,374

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 1,995

Highest qualification (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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No Qualification Number of people Census Year 2013 6,270

Level 1 Certificate Number of people Census Year 2013 3,822

Level 2 Certificate Number of people Census Year 2013 2,802

Level 3 Certificate Number of people Census Year 2013 1,356

Level 4 Certificate Number of people Census Year 2013 2,403

Level 5 or Level 6 Diploma Number of people Census Year 2013 1,914

Bachelor Degree and Level 7 Qualifications Number of people Census Year 2013 1,818

Postgraduate and Honours Degrees Number of people Census Year 2013 315

Masters Degree Number of people Census Year 2013 168

Doctorate Degree Number of people Census Year 2013 24

Overseas Secondary School Qualification Number of people Census Year 2013 1,083

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 2,646

Number of children given birth to (Age 15+, Live births only)

Ashburton

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No children Number of people Census Year 2013 2,730

One child Number of people Census Year 2013 1,224

Two children Number of people Census Year 2013 3,246

Three children Number of people Census Year 2013 2,403

Four children Number of people Census Year 2013 1,080

Five children Number of people Census Year 2013 333

Six or more children Number of people Census Year 2013 246

Object to answering Number of people Census Year 2013 267

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 774

Religious affiliation

Ashburton

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No religion Number of people Census Year 2013 10,914

Buddhist Number of people Census Year 2013 114

Christian Number of people Census Year 2013 16,743

Hindu Number of people Census Year 2013 204

Islam/Muslim Number of people Census Year 2013 69

Judaism Number of people Census Year 2013 27

Māori Christian Number of people Census Year 2013 129

Spiritualism and new-age religions Number of people Census Year 2013 78

Other religions Number of people Census Year 2013 63

Object to answering Number of people Census Year 2013 1,026

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 2,127

Participating in study (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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Full-time study Number of people Census Year 2013 1,287

Part-time study Number of people Census Year 2013 675

Full-time and part-time study Number of people Census Year 2013 3

Not studying Number of people Census Year 2013 20,253

Home ownership

Ashburton

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Own or partly-own home they usually live in Number of people Census Year 2013 13,302

Does not own home they usually live in Number of people Census Year 2013 10,380

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 933

Your council doesn’t set income taxes. However, decisions your council makes can impact your income. For example, councils can choose to pay a Living Wage to their employees. Councils can also drive economic development through policy decisions, which in turn may result in wage rises or higher paying jobs coming to the area.

Median family income ($)

Ashburton

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NZD Census Year 2013 $74,500.00

Median household income ($)

Ashburton

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NZD Census Year 2013 $63,100.00

Median personal income ($)

Ashburton

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NZD Census Year 2013 $32,900.00

Total personal income for people who live in this area (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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$5,000 and under Number of people Census Year 2013 2,169

$5,001-$10,000 Number of people Census Year 2013 969

$10,001-$20,000 Number of people Census Year 2013 4,014

$20,001-$30,000 Number of people Census Year 2013 3,324

$30,001-$50,000 Number of people Census Year 2013 5,817

$50,001 and over Number of people Census Year 2013 6,294

Not stated Number of people Census Year 2013 2,028

$5,000 and under % of people Census Year 2013 8.8%

$5,001-$10,000 % of people Census Year 2013 3.9%

$10,001-$20,000 % of people Census Year 2013 16.3%

$20,001-$30,000 % of people Census Year 2013 13.5%

$30,001-$50,000 % of people Census Year 2013 23.6%

$50,001 and over % of people Census Year 2013 25.6%

Not stated % of people Census Year 2013 8.2%

Sources of personal income for people who live in area (Age 15+)

Ashburton

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Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc % of people Census Year 2013 40.6%

Self-employment or Business % of people Census Year 2013 12.9%

Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest. % of people Census Year 2013 16.9%

Payments from a Work Accident Insurer % of people Census Year 2013 1.0%

NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension % of people Census Year 2013 12.9%

Other Super. Pensions Annuities % of people Census Year 2013 1.3%

Unemployment Benefit % of people Census Year 2013 0.8%

Sickness Benefit % of people Census Year 2013 0.8%

Domestic Purposes Benefit % of people Census Year 2013 1.2%

Invalids Benefit % of people Census Year 2013 1.2%

Student Allowance % of people Census Year 2013 0.5%

Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension % of people Census Year 2013 2.5%

Other Sources of Income % of people Census Year 2013 0.9%

No Source of Income During That Time % of people Census Year 2013 2.5%

Not stated % of people Census Year 2013 4.1%

Number of families in income bracket

Ashburton

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$20,000 and under Number of families Census Year 2013 321

$20,001 to $30,000 Number of families Census Year 2013 495

$30,001 to $50,000 Number of families Census Year 2013 1,392

$50,001 to $70,000 Number of families Census Year 2013 1,482

$70,001 to $100,000 Number of families Census Year 2013 2,124

$100,000 and over Number of families Census Year 2013 2,202

Not stated Number of families Census Year 2013 849

$20,000 and under % of families Census Year 2013 3.6%

$20,001 to $30,000 % of families Census Year 2013 5.6%

$30,001 to $50,000 % of families Census Year 2013 15.7%

$50,001 to $70,000 % of families Census Year 2013 16.7%

$70,001 to $100,000 % of families Census Year 2013 24.0%

$100,000 and over % of families Census Year 2013 24.8%

Not stated % of families Census Year 2013 9.6%

Sources of income for families

Ashburton

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Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc % of families Census Year 2013 39.8%

Self-employment or Business % of families Census Year 2013 16.1%

Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest. % of families Census Year 2013 17.7%

Payments from a Work Accident Insurer % of families Census Year 2013 1.5%

NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension % of families Census Year 2013 10.9%

Other Super. Pensions Annuities % of families Census Year 2013 1.4%

Unemployment Benefit % of families Census Year 2013 0.9%

Sickness Benefit % of families Census Year 2013 0.8%

Domestic Purposes Benefit % of families Census Year 2013 2.2%

Invalids Benefit % of families Census Year 2013 1.1%

Student Allowance % of families Census Year 2013 0.7%

Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension % of families Census Year 2013 4.5%

Other Sources of Income % of families Census Year 2013 1.5%

No Source of Income During That Time % of families Census Year 2013 0.2%

Not Stated % of families Census Year 2013 0.6%

Number of people receiving types of benefit

Ashburton

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Jobseeker Support Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 475

Sole Parent Support Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 269

Supported Living Payment Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 434

Other Main Benefits Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 29

Total Main Benefits by Age Group

Ashburton

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18-24 Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 201

25-39 Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 374

40-54 Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 363

55-64 Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 269

Total Main Benefits by Continuous Duration

Ashburton

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One year or less Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 411

More than one year Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 796

Total Main Benefits by Ethnic Group

Ashburton

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NZ European Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 783

Māori Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 200

Pacific Peoples Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 67

All other ethnicities Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 98

Unspecified Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 59

Total Main Benefits by Gender

Ashburton

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Male Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 513

Female Number of people Quarter 2019 Q2 694

Household income sources for households living in private dwellings

Ashburton

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Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc % of households Census Year 2013 37.8%

Self-employment or Business % of households Census Year 2013 13.8%

Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest. % of households Census Year 2013 17.8%

Payments from a Work Accident Insurer % of households Census Year 2013 1.5%

NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension % of households Census Year 2013 14.3%

Other Super. Pensions Annuities % of households Census Year 2013 1.8%

Unemployment Benefit % of households Census Year 2013 1.1%

Sickness Benefit % of households Census Year 2013 1.1%

Domestic Purposes Benefit % of households Census Year 2013 1.8%

Invalids Benefit % of households Census Year 2013 1.5%

Student Allowance % of households Census Year 2013 0.7%

Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension % of households Census Year 2013 3.7%

Other Sources of Income % of households Census Year 2013 1.3%

No Source of Income During That Time % of households Census Year 2013 0.2%

Not Stated % of households Census Year 2013 1.8%

Council decisions impact your household. Town planning decisions help drive building of new houses and apartments, which in turn impacts rent and house prices. Some councils offer social housing to the elderly or those in need.

Average rent for homes

Ashburton

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NZD per week Month 2019-06 $359.00

Home ownership by households

Ashburton

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Dwelling Owned or Partly Owned Number of households Census Year 2013 5,910

Dwelling Not Owned and Not Held in a Family Trust Number of households Census Year 2013 3,867

Dwelling Held in a Family Trust Number of households Census Year 2013 1,833

Not Elsewhere Included Number of households Census Year 2013 594

Landlord sector for households in rented dwellings

Ashburton

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Private Person Trust or Business Number of households Census Year 2013 2,595

Local Authority or City Council Number of households Census Year 2013 111

Housing New Zealand Corporation Number of households Census Year 2013 171

Other State-Owned Corporation or State-Owned Enterprise or Government Department or Ministry Number of households Census Year 2013 33

Not Elsewhere Included Number of households Census Year 2013 147

Number of motor vehicles for households

Ashburton

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No Motor Vehicle Number of households Census Year 2013 516

One Motor Vehicle Number of households Census Year 2013 4,032

Two Motor Vehicles Number of households Census Year 2013 4,863

Three or More Motor Vehicles Number of households Census Year 2013 2,421

Not Elsewhere Included Number of households Census Year 2013 366

Telecommunications access for households

Ashburton

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No Access to Telecommunication Systems Number of households Census Year 2013 153

Access to a Cellphone/Mobile Phone Number of households Census Year 2013 10,047

Access to a Telephone Number of households Census Year 2013 10,326

Access to a Fax Machine Number of households Census Year 2013 2,361

Access to the Internet Number of households Census Year 2013 8,670

Not Elsewhere Included Number of households Census Year 2013 372

Number of properties sold with a home involved by residency/visa status of buyer

Ashburton

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At least one NZ citizen Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 882

At least one NZ resident visa (but no citizens) Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 42

No NZ citizens or resident visas Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 9

Corporate only Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 57

Unknown status Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Number of properties sold with no home involved by residency/visa status of buyer

Ashburton

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At least one NZ citizen Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 111

At least one NZ resident visa (but no citizens) Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

No NZ citizens or resident visas Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Corporate only Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 78

Unknown status Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Number of properties sold with unknown property type by residency/visa status of buyer

Ashburton

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At least one NZ citizen Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 15

At least one NZ resident visa (but no citizens) Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

No NZ citizens or resident visas Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Corporate only Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 9

Unknown status Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Number of properties sold with a home involved by tax residency status of buyer

Ashburton

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Only NZ tax residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 372

Mixture of NZ tax residents and non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Only NZ tax non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 12

All parties exempt from stating tax residency Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 606

No tax statement due to contract date Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Number of properties sold with no home involved by tax residency status of buyer

Ashburton

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Only NZ tax residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 177

Mixture of NZ tax residents and non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Only NZ tax non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

All parties exempt from stating tax residency Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 15

No tax statement due to contract date Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Number of properties sold with unknown property type by tax residency status of buyer

Ashburton

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Only NZ tax residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 15

Mixture of NZ tax residents and non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Only NZ tax non-residents Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

All parties exempt from stating tax residency Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 9

No tax statement due to contract date Number of transfers Year ended June 2019 not available

Dwelling record type for occupied dwellings

Ashburton

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Occupied Private Dwelling Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 12,327

Occupied Non-private Dwelling Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 72

Fuel types used to heat dwellings (total responses) for occupied private dwellings

Ashburton

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Electricity Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 9,711

Mains Gas Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 66

Bottled Gas Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 1,761

Wood Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 7,200

Coal Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 360

Solar Power Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 165

No Fuels Used in this Dwelling Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 51

Other Fuel(s) Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 375

Not Elsewhere Included Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 390

Number of bedrooms for occupied private dwellings

Ashburton

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One Bedroom Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 465

Two Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 2,157

Three Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 5,673

Four Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 2,964

Five Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 543

Six Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 114

Seven Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 18

Eight or More Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 27

Not Elsewhere Included Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 369

Mean Number of Bedrooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 3.1

Number of rooms for occupied private dwellings

Ashburton

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One Room Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 78

Two Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 99

Three Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 432

Four Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 1,230

Five Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 2,178

Six Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 3,183

Seven Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 2,130

Eight or More Rooms Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 2,547

Not Elsewhere Included Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 450

Occupied private dwelling type

Ashburton

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Separate House Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 10,557

Two or More Flats/Units/Townhouses/ Apartments/Houses Joined Together Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 1,182

Other Occupied Private Dwellings Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 111

Occupied Private Dwelling Not Further Defined Number of occupied private dwellings Census Year 2013 480

Households eligible for and ready to be matched to social housing

Ashburton

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Number of households Quarter 2018 Q4 20

Households in social housing who need to be rehoused for reasons such as too few or too many bedrooms, or for health reasons.

Ashburton

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Number of households Quarter 2018 Q4 suppressed

Affordability of house or flat, self-rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

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0 to 3 % of people within group Year 2018 7.2%

4 % of people within group Year 2018 6.4%

5 % of people within group Year 2018 18.8%

6 % of people within group Year 2018 9.4%

7 % of people within group Year 2018 17.6%

8 % of people within group Year 2018 17.9%

9 % of people within group Year 2018 8.7%

10 % of people within group Year 2018 13.9%

0 to 3 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.9%

4 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.7%

5 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

6 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.0%

7 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.8%

8 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.1%

9 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.0%

10 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.8%

Number of times moved in past five years

Ashburton — Canterbury

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1 % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 41.3%

2 % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 21.4%

3 % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 15.7%

4 % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 10.0%

5 times or more % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 11.6%

1 - Sampling error % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 5.4%

2 - Sampling error % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 3.9%

3 - Sampling error % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 3.7%

4 - Sampling error % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 4.0%

5 times or more - Sampling error % of people who moved at least once in past five years Year 2018 4.0%

Main reasons for moving (rented)

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Tenancy ended by landlord % of people who moved Year 2018 16.1%

Moved from rental to owned dwelling % of people who moved Year 2018 19.2%

Social reasons % of people who moved Year 2018 14.7%

Education or work-related reasons % of people who moved Year 2018 8.3%

To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) % of people who moved Year 2018 8.0%

To move to a more suitable home (e.g.more accessible/better size) % of people who moved Year 2018 14.6%

Housing costs too expensive % of people who moved Year 2018 4.0%

For location reasons (e.g.moved to be closer to services) % of people who moved Year 2018 6.1%

Other % of people who moved Year 2018 9.0%

Tenancy ended by landlord - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 5.2%

Moved from rental to owned dwelling - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.9%

Social reasons - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 5.4%

Education or work-related reasons - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.2%

To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.3%

To move to a more suitable home (e.g.more accessible/better size) - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.1%

Housing costs too expensive - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 2.8%

For location reasons (e.g.moved to be closer to services) - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 3.3%

Other - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.1%

Main reasons for moving (owned)

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Social reasons % of people who moved Year 2018 32.2%

Education or work-related reasons % of people who moved Year 2018 10.2%

To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) % of people who moved Year 2018 11.7%

To move to a more suitable home (e.g. more accessible/better size) % of people who moved Year 2018 18.9%

Other % of people who moved Year 2018 27.0%

Social reasons - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 8.3%

Education or work-related reasons - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.5%

To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 4.8%

To move to a more suitable home (e.g. more accessible/better size) - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 6.5%

Other - Sampling error % of people who moved Year 2018 7.2%

Time spent living in house or flat

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Less than one year % of people within group Year 2018 17.3%

1 year or more but less than 3 years % of people within group Year 2018 16.8%

3 years or more but less than 5 years % of people within group Year 2018 11.3%

5 years or more but less than 10 years % of people within group Year 2018 18.2%

10 years or more % of people within group Year 2018 36.4%

Less than one year - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.4%

1 year or more but less than 3 years - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.8%

3 years or more but less than 5 years - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.2%

5 years or more but less than 10 years - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.5%

10 years or more - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.3%

Suitability of house or flat

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Very suitable % of people within group Year 2018 47.4%

Suitable % of people within group Year 2018 43.9%

Neither suitable or unsuitable % of people within group Year 2018 5.0%

Unsuitable/very unsuitable % of people within group Year 2018 3.6%

Very suitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Suitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

Neither suitable or unsuitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.0%

Unsuitable/very unsuitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Suitability of house or flat location

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Very suitable % of people within group Year 2018 55.7%

Suitable % of people within group Year 2018 38.4%

Neither suitable or unsuitable % of people within group Year 2018 4.0%

Unsuitable/very unsuitable % of people within group Year 2018 2.0%

Very suitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

Suitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Neither suitable or unsuitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.6%

Unsuitable/very unsuitable - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

House or flat colder than would like

Ashburton — Canterbury

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Yes - always or often % of people within group Year 2018 13.6%

Yes - sometimes % of people within group Year 2018 26.2%

No % of people within group Year 2018 54.7%

Have not been here in winter % of people within group Year 2018 5.5%

Yes - always or often - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.4%

Yes - sometimes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.3%

Have not been here in winter - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.4%

Type of heating in living room

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Heat pump % of people within group Year 2018 56.1%

Electric heater % of people within group Year 2018 4.8%

Fixed gas heater % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

Portable gas heater % of people within group Year 2018 suppressed

Enclosed wood burner % of people within group Year 2018 31.0%

Other % of people within group Year 2018 5.4%

Heat pump - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Electric heater - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.5%

Fixed gas heater - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Portable gas heater - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 not applicable

Enclosed wood burner - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Other - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.8%

Number of nights main living area heated in winter

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Every night % of people within group Year 2018 70.6%

Most nights % of people within group Year 2018 19.8%

Some nights % of people within group Year 2018 6.7%

Hardly ever % of people within group Year 2018 2.1%

Never % of people within group Year 2018 0.8%

Every night - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.2%

Most nights - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.3%

Some nights - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.4%

Hardly ever - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.0%

Never - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.6%

Main reasons for not heating living room

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Not needed % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 42.8%

It costs too much % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 24.7%

Other % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 36.6%

Not needed - Sampling error % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 10.9%

It costs too much - Sampling error % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 10.1%

Other - Sampling error % of people who did not heat living room Year 2018 12.9%

Main type of heating in bedroom

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Heat pump % of people within group Year 2018 31.0%

Electric heater % of people within group Year 2018 54.1%

Portable gas heater % of people within group Year 2018 suppressed

Enclosed wood burner % of people within group Year 2018 3.7%

Other % of people within group Year 2018 11.0%

Heat pump - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 7.1%

Electric heater - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 6.2%

Portable gas heater - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 not applicable

Enclosed wood burner - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.5%

Other - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.0%

Number of nights bedroom heated in winter

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Every night % of people within group Year 2018 17.5%

Most nights % of people within group Year 2018 10.1%

Some nights % of people within group Year 2018 8.6%

Hardly ever % of people within group Year 2018 12.0%

Never % of people within group Year 2018 51.8%

Every night - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

Most nights - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

Some nights - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.5%

Hardly ever - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

Never - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.9%

Main reasons for not heating bedroom

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Not needed % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 51.4%

It costs too much % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 10.4%

No heating available % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 3.3%

Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 17.5%

Use heat source from other room % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 27.4%

Other % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 3.1%

Not needed - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 5.3%

It costs too much - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 2.2%

No heating available - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 1.8%

Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 3.8%

Use heat source from other room - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 3.6%

Other - Sampling error % of people who did not heat bedroom Year 2018 1.6%

Number of nights youngest child in household's bedroom heated in winter

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Every night % of people with children Year 2018 36.8%

Most nights % of people with children Year 2018 14.0%

Some nights % of people with children Year 2018 9.6%

Hardly ever % of people with children Year 2018 5.7%

Never % of people with children Year 2018 33.2%

Youngest child not there in winter % of people with children Year 2018 0.7%

Every night - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 6.1%

Most nights - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 4.6%

Some nights - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 4.0%

Hardly ever - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 3.2%

Never - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 6.0%

Youngest child not there in winter - Sampling error % of people with children Year 2018 1.0%

Main reasons for not heating youngest child's bedroom

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Not needed % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 42.1%

It costs too much % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 8.8%

Safety % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 3.7%

Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 10.6%

Use heat source from other room % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 44.1%

Other % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 4.1%

Not needed - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 10.5%

It costs too much - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 4.7%

Safety - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 3.9%

Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 6.2%

Use heat source from other room - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 9.3%

Other - Sampling error % of people who did not heat child's bedroom Year 2018 4.0%

House is mouldy

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 28.2%

No % of people within group Year 2018 71.8%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.6%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.6%

If mould is present, is it larger than an A4 sheet of paper

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes - always % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 10.2%

Yes - sometimes % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 15.3%

No % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 74.5%

Yes - always - Sampling error % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 4.6%

Yes - sometimes - Sampling error % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 4.4%

No - Sampling error % of people who reported mould in their house Year 2018 6.5%

House or flat is damp

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes - always % of people within group Year 2018 1.5%

Yes - sometimes % of people within group Year 2018 23.4%

Not damp % of people within group Year 2018 75.1%

Yes - always - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.7%

Yes - sometimes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.4%

Not damp - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.3%

In the last seven days, after showering or bathing, how often was the bathroom aired out

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Every time % of people within group Year 2018 86.6%

Most times % of people within group Year 2018 8.2%

Sometimes % of people within group Year 2018 2.5%

Hardly ever/never % of people within group Year 2018 2.7%

Every time - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.7%

Most times - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.1%

Sometimes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Hardly ever/never - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.4%

In the last seven days, during or after cooking, how often was the kitchen aired out

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Every time % of people within group Year 2018 70.6%

Most times % of people within group Year 2018 19.4%

Sometimes % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Hardly ever/never % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

Haven't cooked in last week % of people within group Year 2018 1.5%

Every time - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

Most times - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.0%

Sometimes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.2%

Hardly ever/never - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.2%

Haven't cooked in last week - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.0%

In the last seven days, how many days was the bedroom aired out

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 % of people within group Year 2018 3.1%

1 to 3 % of people within group Year 2018 14.6%

4 to 6 % of people within group Year 2018 12.8%

7 % of people within group Year 2018 69.6%

0 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

1 to 3 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

4 to 6 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.2%

7 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.2%

Main reasons for not ventilating bedroom

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Weather % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 36.6%

Not home % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 35.0%

Safety % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 16.9%

Other reasons % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 27.8%

Weather - Sampling error % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 8.4%

Not home - Sampling error % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 7.0%

Safety - Sampling error % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 6.1%

Other reasons - Sampling error % of people who did not ventilate bedroom Year 2018 6.9%

Level of repairs needed on house or flat

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

No repairs needed % of people within group Year 2018 36.7%

Minor % of people within group Year 2018 51.2%

Moderate % of people within group Year 2018 8.6%

Major % of people within group Year 2018 3.6%

No repairs needed - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.8%

Minor - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.8%

Moderate - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.9%

Major - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.4%

Reasons for not repairing house or flat (for homeowners)

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

It costs too much % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 54.9%

It takes too much time % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 10.7%

Other reasons % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 50.9%

It costs too much - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 13.3%

It takes too much time - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 7.9%

Other reasons - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 13.2%

Reasons for not repairing house or flat (for renters)

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Have not contacted the landlord yet % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 14.3%

Landlord has not done the work yet % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 52.2%

Landlord is not willing to do the work % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 34.3%

Other reasons % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 13.0%

Have not contacted the landlord yet - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 9.4%

Landlord has not done the work yet - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 17.3%

Landlord is not willing to do the work - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 18.4%

Other reasons - Sampling error % of people who did not repair house or flat Year 2018 9.6%

Type of outdoor area house or flat has

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

No outdoor area % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Balcony/deck only % of people within group Year 2018 1.2%

Own garden % of people within group Year 2018 96.2%

Shared outdoor area % of people within group Year 2018 0.8%

Other % of people within group Year 2018 0.8%

No outdoor area - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.8%

Balcony/deck only - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.7%

Own garden - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.7%

Shared outdoor area - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.5%

Other - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.9%

Wellbeing figures reflect the happiness, health, and inclusivity of communities. Council decisions impact wellbeing in many ways, from creating inclusive services to provision of parks and public places.

Overall life satisfaction as self-rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 18.3%

7 % of population within group Year 2018 19.3%

8 % of population within group Year 2018 27.6%

9 % of population within group Year 2018 16.7%

10 % of population within group Year 2018 18.1%

0 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.5%

7 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.0%

8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.4%

9 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.9%

10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.9%

Amount of time people feel lonely

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

None of the time % of population within group Year 2018 60.5%

A little of the time % of population within group Year 2018 24.1%

Some of the time % of population within group Year 2018 12.4%

Most/all of the time % of population within group Year 2018 3.0%

None of the time - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.7%

A little of the time - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.2%

Some of the time - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.1%

Most/all of the time - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 1.4%

People's feeling of whether their life is worthwhile, self-rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 12.4%

7 % of population within group Year 2018 16.2%

8 % of population within group Year 2018 29.1%

9 % of population within group Year 2018 18.7%

10 % of population within group Year 2018 23.5%

0 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.1%

7 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.4%

8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.8%

9 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.5%

10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.4%

Self-assessed adequacy of income

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Not enough money % of population within group Year 2018 7.5%

Only just enough money % of population within group Year 2018 21.5%

Enough money % of population within group Year 2018 50.5%

More than enough money % of population within group Year 2018 20.6%

Not enough money - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.0%

Only just enough money - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.2%

Enough money - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.2%

More than enough money - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.3%

Wellbeing of families,self-rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 17.1%

7 % of population within group Year 2018 18.3%

8 % of population within group Year 2018 30.8%

9 % of population within group Year 2018 16.5%

10 % of population within group Year 2018 17.3%

0 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.5%

7 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.1%

8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.6%

9 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.5%

10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.1%

Generalised level of trust for people as self-rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 8.8%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 21.1%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 53.8%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 16.3%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.2%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.3%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.6%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.3%

People who have experienced discrimination

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Experienced discrimination % of population within group Year 2018 17.9%

Experienced discrimination - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.7%

People who find it easy or very easy to express their identify

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very easy/easy % of population within group Year 2018 85.1%

Very easy/easy - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.8%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable with others who have disabilities or long-term health conditions

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 84.5%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.9%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable people who are of a different ethnicity to them

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 88.2%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.4%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable with other people speaking different languages

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 83.5%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.5%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable with other people who have mental illnesses

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 61.5%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.2%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable with others who have different religions to them

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 88.5%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.3%

People who are comfortable or very comfortable with others who have different sexual orientations to them

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very comfortable/comfortable % of population within group Year 2018 86.3%

Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.6%

Effect fear of crime has on people's lives, self-rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 86.4%

7 % of population within group Year 2018 4.6%

8 % of population within group Year 2018 5.3%

9 % of population within group Year 2018 1.7%

10 % of population within group Year 2018 2.0%

0 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.2%

7 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 1.4%

8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 1.6%

9 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 0.9%

10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 0.9%

People who feel safe or very safe at home at night

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very safe/safe % of population within group Year 2018 86.3%

Very safe/safe - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.3%

People who feel safe or very safe making online transactions

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very safe/safe % of population within group Year 2018 75.4%

Very safe/safe - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.2%

People who feel safe or very safe waiting for public transport

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very safe/safe % of population within group Year 2018 52.8%

Very safe/safe - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 5.2%

Self-rated general health

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very good % of population within group Year 2018 41.2%

Excellent % of population within group Year 2018 17.6%

Good % of population within group Year 2018 28.8%

Fair/poor % of population within group Year 2018 12.4%

Excellent - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.9%

Very good - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.2%

Good - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.6%

Fair/poor - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.3%

Amount of social contact people had with family

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Had face-to-face contact with family at least once a week % of population within group Year 2018 57.4%

Had non-face-to-face contact with family at least once a week % of population within group Year 2018 79.0%

Had face-to-face contact with family at least once a week - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.7%

Had non-face-to-face contact with family at least once a week - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.8%

Amount of social contact people had with friends

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Had face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week % of population within group Year 2018 77.3%

Had non-face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week % of population within group Year 2018 82.7%

Had face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.0%

Had non-face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.4%

Trust people hold for the courts, rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 11.9%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 19.9%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 41.4%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 26.8%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.6%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.9%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.6%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.8%

Trust people hold for the education system, rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 10.4%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 24.4%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 45.7%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 19.6%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.3%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.2%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.1%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.8%

Trust people hold for the health system, rated on scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 12.9%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 23.0%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 41.0%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 23.1%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.2%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.1%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.6%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.4%

Trust people hold for media, rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 41.2%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 34.2%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 20.8%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 3.8%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.1%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.4%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.4%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 1.4%

Trust people hold for Parliament, rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 25.2%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 30.7%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 35.0%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 9.2%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.1%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.9%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 3.6%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.0%

Trust people hold for the Police, rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of population within group Year 2018 4.7%

5 to 6 % of population within group Year 2018 9.1%

7 to 8 % of population within group Year 2018 36.0%

9 to 10 % of population within group Year 2018 50.2%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 1.3%

5 to 6 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 2.0%

7 to 8 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.2%

9 to 10 - Sampling error % of population within group Year 2018 4.1%

Sense of connection with people in neighbourhood, rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of people within group Year 2018 30.4%

5 % of people within group Year 2018 15.2%

6 % of people within group Year 2018 11.3%

7 % of people within group Year 2018 17.3%

8 % of people within group Year 2018 11.2%

9 % of people within group Year 2018 6.9%

10 % of people within group Year 2018 7.6%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.4%

5 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

6 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.7%

7 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.7%

8 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.7%

9 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.2%

10 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.9%

Neighbourhood attractiveness (buildings, roads, pathways, parks, green spaces etc), rated on a scale of 1-10

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

0 to 4 % of people within group Year 2018 10.4%

5 % of people within group Year 2018 11.6%

6 % of people within group Year 2018 10.5%

7 % of people within group Year 2018 20.7%

8 % of people within group Year 2018 20.1%

9 % of people within group Year 2018 12.5%

10 % of people within group Year 2018 14.2%

0 to 4 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.2%

5 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.4%

6 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

7 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.8%

8 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

9 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.6%

10 - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.3%

Ease of getting to doctor

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very easy % of people within group Year 2018 50.2%

Easy % of people within group Year 2018 39.8%

Neither % of people within group Year 2018 6.9%

Difficult/very difficult % of people within group Year 2018 3.1%

Very easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.8%

Easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.6%

Neither - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.2%

Main reason(s) for difficulty getting to doctor

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Too far % people who had difficulty Year 2018 81.9%

Other % people who had difficulty Year 2018 24.0%

Too far - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 11.3%

Other - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 13.1%

Ease of using public transport

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very easy % of people within group Year 2018 38.1%

Easy % of people within group Year 2018 30.9%

Neither % of people within group Year 2018 9.4%

Difficult/very difficult % of people within group Year 2018 21.6%

Very easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.7%

Easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.8%

Neither - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.2%

Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 5.4%

Main reason(s) for difficulty using public transport

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Too far % people who had difficulty Year 2018 47.0%

Hours % people who had difficulty Year 2018 7.8%

No public transport available % people who had difficulty Year 2018 39.2%

Other % people who had difficulty Year 2018 12.7%

Too far - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 13.1%

Hours - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 4.6%

No public transport available - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 14.1%

Other - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 6.4%

Ease of getting to nearest supermarket or dairy

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very easy % of people within group Year 2018 61.9%

Easy % of people within group Year 2018 31.9%

Neither % of people within group Year 2018 3.9%

Difficult/very difficult % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

Very easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 5.0%

Easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.4%

Neither - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 2.3%

Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Main reason(s) for difficulty getting to nearest supermarket or dairy

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Too far % of people who had difficulty Year 2018 76.0%

Other % of people who had difficulty Year 2018 30.3%

Too far - Sampling error % of people who had difficulty Year 2018 18.8%

Other - Sampling error % of people who had difficulty Year 2018 21.2%

Ease of getting to your nearest park or green space

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Very easy % of people within group Year 2018 73.1%

Easy % of people within group Year 2018 24.2%

Neither % of people within group Year 2018 1.9%

Difficult/very difficult % of people within group Year 2018 0.8%

Very easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.7%

Easy - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.7%

Neither - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 0.6%

Main reason(s) for difficulty getting to nearest park or green space

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Too far % people who had difficulty Year 2018 65.0%

Other % people who had difficulty Year 2018 35.0%

Too far - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 36.2%

Other - Sampling error % people who had difficulty Year 2018 36.2%

Household environmental practices

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Compost green waste such as food scraps % of people within group Year 2018 76.0%

Recycle packaging such as cans, bottles, or plastic % of people within group Year 2018 97.6%

Take reusable bags to go shopping % of people within group Year 2018 86.6%

Compost green waste such as food scraps - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.8%

Recycle packaging such as cans, bottles, or plastic - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 1.1%

Take reusable bags to go shopping - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.2%

Involvement in environmental projects

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 18.8%

No % of people within group Year 2018 81.2%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.2%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.2%

Thinks there's an issue with air pollution in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 56.0%

No % of people within group Year 2018 44.0%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

Main perceived cause of issues with air pollution in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Household waste % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 5.1%

Motor vehicles and transport % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 51.8%

Industrial activities % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 25.9%

Farming activities % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 6.6%

Urban development % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 7.0%

Other % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.6%

Household waste - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.7%

Motor vehicles and transport - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.7%

Industrial activities - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.2%

Farming activities - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.7%

Urban development - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.3%

Other - Sampling error % people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.7%

Thinks there's an issue with changes in weather patterns in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 65.8%

No % of people within group Year 2018 34.2%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 4.1%

Main percevied cause of issue with changes in weather patterns in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Motor vehicles and transport % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 9.9%

Industrial activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 35.0%

Forestry and deforestation % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 12.0%

Urban development % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 7.7%

Climate change/global warming % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 17.7%

Other % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 17.7%

Motor vehicles and transport - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.1%

Industrial activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 5.5%

Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.0%

Urban development - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.3%

Climate change/global warming - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.9%

Other - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.1%

Thinks there's an issue with plant and animal life becoming endangered or extinct in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 78.1%

No % of people within group Year 2018 21.9%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.4%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.4%

Main perceived cause of issue with plant and animal life becoming endangered or extinct in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Industrial activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 6.6%

Farming activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 9.3%

Forestry and deforestation % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 21.2%

Urban development % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 19.5%

Pests and weeds % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 23.5%

Other % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 19.8%

Industrial activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.0%

Farming activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.7%

Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.0%

Urban development - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.2%

Pests and weeds - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.0%

Other - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.6%

Thinks there's an issue with the state of rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and aquatic life in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 85.4%

No % of people within group Year 2018 14.6%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

Main perceived cause of issues with the state of rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and aquatic life in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Household waste % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 6.0%

Industrial activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 5.6%

Farming activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 60.7%

Forestry and deforestation % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.1%

Urban development % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.2%

Pest and weeds % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 4.4%

Sewage and stormwater discharges % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 14.5%

Other % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.4%

Household waste - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.5%

Industrial activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.7%

Farming activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.8%

Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.3%

Urban development - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.4%

Pest and weeds - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.6%

Sewage and stormwater discharges - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.9%

Other - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.5%

Thinks there's an issue with the state of the oceans and sea life in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Yes % of people within group Year 2018 74.4%

No % of people within group Year 2018 25.6%

Yes - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

No - Sampling error % of people within group Year 2018 3.5%

Main perceived cause of issues with the state of the oceans and sea life in New Zealand

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Household waste % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 33.9%

Industrial activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 9.4%

Farming activities % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 8.7%

Commercial and recreational fishing % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 17.6%

Urban development % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.0%

Sewage and stormwater discharges % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 20.7%

Other % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 6.7%

Household waste - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.4%

Industrial activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.4%

Farming activities - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 2.6%

Commercial and recreational fishing - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.1%

Urban development - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.3%

Sewage and stormwater discharges - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 3.4%

Other - Sampling error % of people who think there is an issue Year 2018 1.9%

As part of local elections, you can vote for the board members of your local District Health Board (DHB). DHBs manage the planning, funding, and delivery of health services to your community.

Children aged 6 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 82.5%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 88.9%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 85.8%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 83.6%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 83.0%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 87.4%

Children aged 8 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 90.0%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.3%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.3%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.7%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.7%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.9%

Children aged 12 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.5%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.7%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.2%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.1%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.2%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.7%

Children aged 18 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 86.4%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.6%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 88.3%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 86.0%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 86.1%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.8%

Children aged 24 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 89.4%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.9%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.8%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.1%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 92.6%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.8%

Children aged 5 years — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Least deprived (Quintile 1) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 88.8%

Quintile 2 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.2%

Quintile 3 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.3%

Quintile 4 % of children within group Year ended June 2019 90.8%

Most deprived (Quintile 5) % of children within group Year ended June 2019 92.4%

Deprivation level unknown % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.6%

Children aged 6 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 88.1%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 76.4%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 81.2%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 92.9%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 71.6%

Children aged 8 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.7%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.3%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.6%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.5%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 79.5%

Children aged 12 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 95.9%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.5%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.8%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.9%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 82.0%

Children aged 18 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.4%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 81.4%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 80.6%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.5%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 78.9%

Children aged 24 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.9%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 90.7%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 93.7%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 96.4%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 82.3%

Children aged 5 years — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

New Zealand European % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.2%

Māori % of children within group Year ended June 2019 91.0%

Pacific Peoples % of children within group Year ended June 2019 94.0%

Asian % of children within group Year ended June 2019 92.4%

Other % of children within group Year ended June 2019 77.6%

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Māori

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 9

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 5

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 55.6%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 16

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 1.78

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Other

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 52

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 37

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 71.2%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 54

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 1.04

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Pacific

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 5

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 4

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 80.0%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 5

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 1

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking non-fluoridated water — Māori

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 867

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 430

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 49.6%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 2,110

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 2.43

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking non-fluoridated water — Other

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 4,565

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 3,158

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 69.2%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 6,061

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 1.33

Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking non-fluoridated water — Pacific

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Number of children examined Number of children Year 2017 287

Number of children without cavities Number of children Year 2017 106

Percentage of children without cavities % of children Year 2017 36.9%

Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth Number of teeth Year 2017 997

Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child Number of teeth Year 2017 3.47

Patients discharged after acute surgery

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Cardiothoracic Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 343

Ear, nose and throat Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 793

General surgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 7,345

Gynaecology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 3,230

Neurosurgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 524

Ophthalmology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 168

Orthopaedics Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 4,893

Paediatric surgical Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 1,038

Plastic and burns Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 1,748

Urology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 988

Vascular surgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 306

Patients discharged after elective surgery

Ashburton — Canterbury

Source

Cardiothoracic Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 212

Ear, nose and throat Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 2,047

General surgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 2,923

Gynaecology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 2,210

Neurosurgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 248

Ophthalmology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 2,298

Orthopaedics Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 2,215

Paediatric surgical Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 413

Plastic and burns Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 1,907

Urology Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 1,147

Vascular surgery Number of discharges Year ended June 2018 573

Your council is not responsible for running schools in your area or deciding where schools are built. However, council decisions absolutely impact education, such as the availability of libraries, and building consents for new school buildings. Many councils also provide school programmes to support learning outside of the classroom, such as sustainability education.

Teacher Headcount in State and State Integrated Schools — Primary

Ashburton

Source

Including Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 334

Excluding Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 275

Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 59

Teacher Headcount in State and State Integrated Schools — Secondary

Ashburton

Source

Including Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 175

Excluding Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 149

Day Relief Number of people Year 2018 26

Home schooled students

Ashburton

Source

Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 36

Apprentices

Ashburton

Source

Number of people Number of people Year 2018 540

Apprentices in the New Zealand Apprenticeships scheme

Ashburton

Source

Number of people Number of people Year 2018 425

Trainees

Ashburton

Source

Number of people Number of people Year 2018 1,360

Total schools in this area

Ashburton

Source

Number of schools Year as at 1 July 2018 23

Percentage of children starting school with prior participation in early childhood education

Ashburton

Source

European/Pākehā % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 99.1%

Māori % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 98.0%

Pacific % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 97.6%

Asian % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 suppressed

Other % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 suppressed

Total % of children starting school Year ended in month 2018-09 98.6%

Student roll in primary and secondary schools

Ashburton

Source

Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 5,301

Student attendance

Ashburton

Source

% of students attending regularly Year 2018 67.6%

Lateness to classes of more than 10 minutes

Ashburton

Source

Classes attended to which students arrived late % of classes Year 2016 0.9%

Student half-days

Ashburton

Source

Students were present % of student half-days Year 2016 92.1%

Students had justified absences % of student half-days Year 2016 4.8%

Students had unjustified absences % of student half-days Year 2016 3.1%

Students who changed school twice or more between 1 March and 1 November

Ashburton

Source

Number of students Number of students Year 2018 33

Number of school leavers in tertiary during first year after leaving school

Ashburton

Source

Bachelor degree and above Number of people Year 2017 76

Level 4-7 certificate and diploma Number of people Year 2017 48

Level 1-3 certificate Number of people Year 2017 58

No qualification Number of people Year 2017 145

Students involved with the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme

Ashburton

Source

High Need Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 38

Very High Need Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 8

Extended scheme for older students who previously were excluded Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 not applicable

Students taught some or all subjects in Māori at least 50% of time — Māori students

Ashburton

Source

81-100% Māori language immersion (20-25 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

51-80% Māori language immersion (12.5-20 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

Students taught some or all subjects in Māori at least 50% of time — Non-Māori students

Ashburton

Source

81-100% Māori language immersion (20-25 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

51-80% Māori language immersion (12.5-20 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

Students learning Māori as a language subject — Māori students

Ashburton

Source

31-50% Māori language immersion (7.5-12.5 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

12-30% Māori language immersion (3-7.5 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

Students learn Māori as a subject for at least 3 hours a week Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 22

Students learn Māori as a subject for less than 3 hours a week Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 6

Students learning Māori as a language subject — Non-Māori students

Ashburton

Source

31-50% Māori language immersion (7.5-12.5 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

12-30% Māori language immersion (3-7.5 hours a week) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 0

Students learn Māori as a subject for at least 3 hours a week Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 9

Students learn Māori as a subject for less than 3 hours a week Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 24

Students do not learn Māori — Māori students

Ashburton

Source

Taha Māori - Students learn Māori songs, greetings, simple words) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 514

Students do not learn Māori — Non-Māori students

Ashburton

Source

Taha Māori - Students learn Māori songs, greetings, simple words) Number of students Year as at 1 July 2018 3,218

Council planning decisions impact the types of businesses (and therefore jobs!) that are available in your area. They also impact how affordable it is to live in your area, which in turn impacts the type of work and number of hours people work. Regional council transport decisions impact the availability of public transport and safe cycling and walking facilities, which changes how people get to work each day.

Work and labour force status (Age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Employed Full-time Number of people Census Year 2013 12,840

Employed Part-time Number of people Census Year 2013 3,813

Unemployed Number of people Census Year 2013 498

Not in the Labour Force Number of people Census Year 2013 6,732

Work and Labour Force Status Unidentifiable Number of people Census Year 2013 735

Occupation for people who live in area (ANZSCO major group, age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Managers Number of people Census Year 2013 3,810

Professionals Number of people Census Year 2013 1,806

Technicians and Trades Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,890

Community and Personal Service Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 984

Clerical and Administrative Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,512

Sales Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,266

Machinery Operators and Drivers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,242

Labourers Number of people Census Year 2013 3,384

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 756

Occupation for people who work in area (ANZSCO major group, age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Managers Number of people Census Year 2013 3,627

Professionals Number of people Census Year 2013 1,758

Technicians and Trades Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,671

Community and Personal Service Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 903

Clerical and Administrative Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,401

Sales Workers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,200

Machinery Operators and Drivers Number of people Census Year 2013 1,017

Labourers Number of people Census Year 2013 3,048

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 384

Employment type for people who are employed (Age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Unpaid Family Worker Number of people Census Year 2013 498

Paid Employee Number of people Census Year 2013 12,462

Employer Number of people Census Year 2013 1,695

Self-Employed and Without Employees Number of people Census Year 2013 1,617

Not Stated Number of people Census Year 2001 243

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 381

Hours worked per week for people who live in area (Age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

1-9 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 846

10-19 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 1,224

20-29 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 1,449

30-39 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 1,776

40-49 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 5,499

50-59 Hours Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 2,562

60 Hours or More Worked Number of people Census Year 2013 2,454

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 840

Main means of travel to work for people who live in area (Age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Worked at Home Number of people Census Year 2013 2,481

Did Not Go to Work Today Number of people Census Year 2013 1,587

Drove a Private Car Truck or Van Number of people Census Year 2013 7,044

Drove a Company Car Truck or Van Number of people Census Year 2013 2,271

Passenger in a Car Truck Van or Company Bus Number of people Census Year 2013 570

Public Bus Number of people Census Year 2013 9

Train Number of people Census Year 2013 3

Motor Cycle or Power Cycle Number of people Census Year 2013 624

Bicycle Number of people Census Year 2013 453

Walked or Jogged Number of people Census Year 2013 858

Other Number of people Census Year 2013 96

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 657

Main means of travel to work for people who work in area (Age 15+)

Ashburton

Source

Worked at Home Number of people Census Year 2013 2,406

Did Not Go to Work Today Number of people Census Year 2013 1,470

Drove a Private Car Truck or Van Number of people Census Year 2013 6,354

Drove a Company Car Truck or Van Number of people Census Year 2013 2,010

Passenger in a Car Truck Van or Company Bus Number of people Census Year 2013 513

Public Bus Number of people Census Year 2013 12

Train Number of people Census Year 2013 0

Motor Cycle or Power Cycle Number of people Census Year 2013 576

Bicycle Number of people Census Year 2013 423

Walked or Jogged Number of people Census Year 2013 798

Other Number of people Census Year 2013 87

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 354

Unpaid activities for people who live in the area (Age 15+)

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No Activities Number of people Census Year 2013 2,469

Household Work Cooking Repairs Gardening etc for Own Household Number of people Census Year 2013 19,098

Looking After a Child Who is a Member of Own Household Number of people Census Year 2013 6,642

Looking After a Member of Own Household Who is Ill or Has a Disability Number of people Census Year 2013 1,362

Looking After a Child Who Does Not Live in Own Household Number of people Census Year 2013 3,480

Helping Someone Who is Ill or Has a Disability Who Does Not Live in Own Household Number of people Census Year 2013 1,803

Other Helping or Voluntary Work for or Through Any Organisation Group or Marae Number of people Census Year 2013 3,996

Not Elsewhere Included Number of people Census Year 2013 2,403

Number of companies gained due to opening of businesses, including branches

Ashburton

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Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 93

Mining Number of geographic units Year ended February 2017 0

Manufacturing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 3

Construction Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 30

Wholesale trade Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Retail trade Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 12

Accommodation and food services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 15

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Information media and telecommunications Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 3

Financial and insurance services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 30

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 102

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 18

Administrative and support services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 15

Public administration and safety Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 0

Education and training Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 0

Health care and social assistance Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Arts and recreation services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Other services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 15

Number of companies lost due to closure of businesses, including branches

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 150

Mining Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 3

Manufacturing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 15

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2017 0

Construction Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 48

Wholesale trade Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 9

Retail trade Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 18

Accommodation and food services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 15

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 9

Information media and telecommunications Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 0

Financial and insurance services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 39

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 105

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 18

Administrative and support services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 9

Public administration and safety Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Education and training Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 6

Health care and social assistance Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 3

Arts and recreation services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 9

Other services Number of geographic units Year ended February 2018 18

Number of employees gained due to opening of businesses, including branches

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 110

Mining Number of employees Year ended February 2017 3

Manufacturing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 15

Construction Number of employees Year ended February 2018 15

Wholesale trade Number of employees Year ended February 2018 6

Retail trade Number of employees Year ended February 2018 65

Accommodation and food services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 45

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 3

Information media and telecommunications Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Financial and insurance services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 9

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 20

Administrative and support services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 6

Public administration and safety Number of employees Year ended February 2018 12

Education and training Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Health care and social assistance Number of employees Year ended February 2018 9

Arts and recreation services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 9

Other services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 12

Number of employees lost due to closure of businesses, including branches

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 30

Mining Number of employees Year ended February 2018 3

Manufacturing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 480

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of employees Year ended February 2017 0

Construction Number of employees Year ended February 2018 18

Wholesale trade Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Retail trade Number of employees Year ended February 2018 9

Accommodation and food services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 60

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Information media and telecommunications Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Financial and insurance services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 21

Administrative and support services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 3

Public administration and safety Number of employees Year ended February 2018 21

Education and training Number of employees Year ended February 2018 15

Health care and social assistance Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Arts and recreation services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Other services Number of employees Year ended February 2018 0

Number of companies, including branches, in each industry

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 1,782

Mining Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 6

Manufacturing Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 165

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 18

Construction Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 405

Wholesale trade Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 153

Retail trade Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 207

Accommodation and food services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 144

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 93

Information media and telecommunications Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 18

Financial and insurance services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 417

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 1,095

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 171

Administrative and support services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 90

Public administration and safety Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 27

Education and training Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 69

Health care and social assistance Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 87

Arts and recreation services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 93

Other services Number of geographic units Year as at February 2018 171

Number of people employed by companies located in this area, excluding self-employment and working proprietors

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of employees Year as at February 2018 3,850

Mining Number of employees Year as at February 2018 25

Manufacturing Number of employees Year as at February 2018 2,350

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 190

Construction Number of employees Year as at February 2018 1,400

Wholesale trade Number of employees Year as at February 2018 860

Retail trade Number of employees Year as at February 2018 1,600

Accommodation and food services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 900

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of employees Year as at February 2018 410

Information media and telecommunications Number of employees Year as at February 2018 95

Financial and insurance services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 210

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 200

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 620

Administrative and support services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 790

Public administration and safety Number of employees Year as at February 2018 300

Education and training Number of employees Year as at February 2018 930

Health care and social assistance Number of employees Year as at February 2018 1,050

Arts and recreation services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 290

Other services Number of employees Year as at February 2018 440

Number of people age 15+ who live in this area and work in each industry, including self-employment and working proprietors

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of people Census Year 2013 3,960

Mining Number of people Census Year 2013 24

Manufacturing Number of people Census Year 2013 2,526

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of people Census Year 2013 123

Construction Number of people Census Year 2013 1,407

Wholesale trade Number of people Census Year 2013 750

Retail trade Number of people Census Year 2013 1,539

Accommodation and food services Number of people Census Year 2013 696

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of people Census Year 2013 522

Information media and telecommunications Number of people Census Year 2013 147

Financial and insurance services Number of people Census Year 2013 258

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of people Census Year 2013 306

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of people Census Year 2013 615

Administrative and support services Number of people Census Year 2013 273

Public administration and safety Number of people Census Year 2013 294

Education and training Number of people Census Year 2013 849

Health care and social assistance Number of people Census Year 2013 984

Arts and recreation services Number of people Census Year 2013 177

Other services Number of people Census Year 2013 585

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 624

Number of people age 15+ who work in this area in each industry, including self-employment and working proprietors

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of people Census Year 2013 3,717

Mining Number of people Census Year 2013 15

Manufacturing Number of people Census Year 2013 2,340

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of people Census Year 2013 114

Construction Number of people Census Year 2013 1,155

Wholesale trade Number of people Census Year 2013 705

Retail trade Number of people Census Year 2013 1,479

Accommodation and food services Number of people Census Year 2013 666

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of people Census Year 2013 417

Information media and telecommunications Number of people Census Year 2013 171

Financial and insurance services Number of people Census Year 2013 255

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of people Census Year 2013 288

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of people Census Year 2013 570

Administrative and support services Number of people Census Year 2013 207

Public administration and safety Number of people Census Year 2013 261

Education and training Number of people Census Year 2013 870

Health care and social assistance Number of people Census Year 2013 912

Arts and recreation services Number of people Census Year 2013 168

Other services Number of people Census Year 2013 516

Not elsewhere included Number of people Census Year 2013 177

Safety at work is monitored by WorkSafe and supported by ACC, not your local council. However, councils are large employers and responsible for workplace safety at all council sites like pools and libraries. Council decisions on maintenance of infrastructure like roading can impact your safety when working.

Injuries in all industries — Work-related injuries causing more than a week off work

Ashburton

Source

Soft tissue injury Number of claims Year 2018 276

Laceration, puncture, sting Number of claims Year 2018 51

Fracture/dislocation Number of claims Year 2018 48

Gradual onset: Local inflammation Number of claims Year 2018 9

Gradual onset: Compression syndrome Number of claims Year 2018 6

Hernia Number of claims Year 2018 6

Burns (burn, scald, corrosive injury) Number of claims Year 2017 6

Amputation Number of claims Year 2018 3

Gradual onset: Pain syndromes Number of claims Year 2018 6

Concussion Number of claims Year 2018 9

Other and undefined Number of claims Year 2018 15

Work-related injuries causing more than a week off work

Ashburton

Source

Agriculture, forestry and fishing Number of claims Year 2018 102

Manufacturing Number of claims Year 2018 162

Electricity, gas, water and waste services Number of claims Year 2018 6

Construction Number of claims Year 2018 48

Wholesale trade Number of claims Year 2018 12

Retail trade Number of claims Year 2018 9

Accommodation and food services Number of claims Year 2018 9

Transport, postal and warehousing Number of claims Year 2018 12

Rental, hiring and real estate services Number of claims Year 2015 9

Professional, scientific and technical services Number of claims Year 2018 9

Administrative and support services Number of claims Year 2018 3

Public administration and safety Number of claims Year 2014 6

Education and training Number of claims Year 2017 3

Health care and social assistance Number of claims Year 2018 24

Arts and recreation services Number of claims Year 2018 9

Other services Number of claims Year 2018 6

Not elsewhere included Number of claims Year 2018 21

Councils are responsible for building and maintaining all roads that are not part of the State Highway network. Council decisions on road maintenance and infrastructure spending can save lives. Councils decide whether to upgrade roads, add cycle paths, add more lighting or better pedestrian crossing, and more.

Motor vehicle crashes

Ashburton

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Fatal and injury crashes Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 70

Transport injuries and fatalities in road crashes

Ashburton

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Fatal injuries Number of people Year ended December 2016 3

Serious injuries Number of people Year ended December 2016 24

Minor injuries Number of people Year ended December 2016 59

Crashes involving motorcyclists

Ashburton

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Injury Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 6

Fatal Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 1

Crashes involving pedal cyclists

Ashburton

Source

Injury Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 6

Fatal Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 0

Crashes involving pedestrians

Ashburton

Source

Injury Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 2

Fatal Number of crashes Year ended December 2016 0

Vehicle registrations

Ashburton

Source

Agricultural Machine Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 457

ATV Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 57

Bus Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 228

Goods Van/Truck/Utility Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 9,654

High Speed Agricultural Vehicle Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 5

Mobile Machine Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 393

Moped Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 332

Motor Caravan Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 471

Motorcycle Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 1,281

Passenger Car/Van Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 27,015

Special Purpose Vehicle Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 31

Tractor Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 2,491

Trailer Not Designed For Highway Use Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 30

Trailer/Caravan Number of vehicles Year as at 31 December 2018 11,253

Councils have responsibilities under the Gambling Act and Racing Act to play a part in regulating gambling, and must have policies about Class 4 gambling (pokie machines) and TAB venues.

Total number of approved venues with gaming machines in operation

Ashburton

Source

Number of venues Quarter 2019 Q1 12

Total number of machines operating in approved venues

Ashburton

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Number of machines Quarter 2019 Q1 134

Percentage of total NZ sites that are located in this area

Ashburton

Source

% of venues Quarter 2019 Q1 1.1%

Percentage of total NZ machines that are located in this area

Ashburton

Source

% of machines Quarter 2019 Q1 0.9%

Gaming Machine Proceeds

Ashburton

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NZD Quarter 2019 Q2 $1,514,826.68

Percentage of total NZ % Gaming Machine Proceeds made in this area

Ashburton

Source

% Quarter 2019 Q2 0.6%

Your council manages the registration of dogs, and management of complaints about dangerous dogs. Council bylaws also control whether you’re allowed pets like chickens in your backyard.

ACC Statistics — Dog-related injury

Ashburton

Source

New claims Number of new claims Year ended June 2018 92

Cost of claims for dog-related injuries received in year (excl. GST) NZD Year ended June 2018 $14,218.42

Total cost of claims for all dog-related injuries ever received, up until date (excl. GST) NZD Year ended June 2018 $59,761.17

Registered dogs — De-sexed dogs

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2,851

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1,688

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 18

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 73

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 20

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 10

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 11

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 15

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 109

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 4

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 11

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 61

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 23

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 6

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 19

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 48

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 268

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 36

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 57

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 51

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 31

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 10

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 39

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 5

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 74

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 175

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 68

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 14

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 364

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1,163

Registered dogs — Dogs classified as dangerous

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 6

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 5

Registered dogs — Dogs classified as menacing

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 46

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 19

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 4

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Registered dogs — Female dogs

Ashburton

Source

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 16

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3,209

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2,219

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 60

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 15

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 12

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 12

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 24

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 275

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 9

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 14

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 77

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 203

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 132

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 21

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 14

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 46

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 306

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 36

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 37

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 56

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 9

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 44

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 33

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 85

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 168

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 64

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 10

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 395

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 990

Registered dogs — Male dogs

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 3,196

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2,246

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 16

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 56

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 18

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 16

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 9

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 18

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 251

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 80

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 122

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 245

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 18

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 8

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 10

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 43

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 281

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 51

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 45

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 63

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 44

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 37

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 68

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 166

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 52

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 17

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 431

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 950

Registered dogs — Micro-chipped dogs

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 4,267

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2,765

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 26

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 25

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 100

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 16

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 21

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 19

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 9

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 138

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 13

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 2

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 135

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 21

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 59

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 29

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 8

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 22

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 78

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 474

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 78

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 65

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 103

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 47

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 20

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 72

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 53

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 5

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 102

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 247

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 103

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 19

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 656

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1,502

Registered dogs — Total registered dogs

Ashburton

Source

All pure and cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 6,405

All pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 4,465

Beagle Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 32

Bichon Frise Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 116

Boxer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 33

Brazilian Fila Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Cattle, Australian Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 28

Chihuahua, Long Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 26

Chihuahua, Smooth Coat Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 21

Collie, Bearded Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 42

Collie, Border Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 526

Collie, Rough Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 22

Collie, Smooth Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Dogo Argentino Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Greyhound Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 157

Heading Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 254

Huntaway Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 448

Maltese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 39

Perro de Presa Canario Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Poodle, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 11

Poodle, Toy Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 24

Retriever, Golden Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 89

Retriever, Labrador Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 587

Rottweiler Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 87

Schnauzer, Miniature Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 82

Shepherd, German Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 119

Shih Tzu Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 54

Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 22

Spaniel, Cocker Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 88

Spaniel, English Springer Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 70

Terrier, American Pit Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 5

Terrier, Fox (Smooth) Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 153

Terrier, Jack Russell Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 334

Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 116

Terrier, West Highland White Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 27

Tosa, Japanese Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 0

Other pure breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 826

All cross breeds Number of dogs Year ended June 2019 1,940

Councils make plans that determine what different areas of land can be used for. These plans control whether land is designated for urban use, rural use, or something else. Council decisions impact the price of land and therefore the rates paid. This impacts whether owners of the land choose to farm it or build houses.

Farm size

Ashburton

Source

Under 5 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 138

Between 5-9 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 117

Between 10-19 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 105

Between 20-39 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 111

Between 40-59 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 60

Between 60-79 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 30

Between 80-99 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 36

Between 100-199 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 246

Between 200-399 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 381

Between 400-599 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 120

Between 600-799 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 36

Between 800-999 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 18

Between 1,000-1,999 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 21

Between 2,000-3,999 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 9

Over 4,000 hectares Number of farms Year as at 30 June 2017 6

Cultivation and direct drilling

Ashburton

Source

Full cultivation Hectares Year ended June 2017 46,835.3

Reduced cultivation Hectares Year ended June 2017 40,470.1

Land area direct drilled Hectares Year ended June 2017 26,434.2

Farm practices - Burning

Ashburton

Source

Burning of crop residue from wheat, barley and other grains Hectares Year ended June 2017 14,194.4

Burning of other crop residue Hectares Year ended June 2017 856.6

Burning of tussock Hectares Year ended June 2017 66

Burning of other standing vegetation Hectares Year ended June 2017 83.7

Farm practices - Fertiliser

Ashburton

Source

Urease inhibitor coated urea Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 14,757.6

Urea Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 55,092.7

Diammonium phosphate (DAP) Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 13,905.7

Ammonium sulphate (SOA) Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 8,550.9

Superphosphate Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 39,175.9

Potassium chloride (muriate of potash) and/or potassium sulphate Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 7,962.4

Dolomite (from all sources) Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 3,339.2

Lime (from all sources) Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 71,029.1

All other fertiliser Tonnes applied Year ended June 2017 14,776.8

Farm practices - Fertiliser (effluent)

Ashburton

Source

Effluent sprayed on fields Hectares Year ended June 2017 45,368.2

Farm practices - Irrigation

Ashburton

Source

Total land area irrigated Hectares Year ended June 2017 180,738.1

Land area irrigated by micro systems Hectares Year ended June 2017 2,687.2

Land area irrigated by flood systems Hectares Year ended June 2017 4,130.4

Land area irrigated by centre pivots and linear moves Hectares Year ended June 2017 125,837.3

Land area irrigated by all other travelling and sprayline systems Hectares Year ended June 2017 46,859.3

Land area irrigated for dairy farming or dairy grazing Hectares Year ended June 2017 109,495.9

Land area irrigated for other livestock Hectares Year ended June 2017 17,292.6

Land area irrigated for grain, seed and arable crops Hectares Year ended June 2017 51,935.7

Land area irrigated for outdoor vegetable crops Hectares Year ended June 2017 6,277.2

Land area irrigated for outdoor fruit crops Hectares Year ended June 2017 427.9

Land area irrigated for other horticultural crops Hectares Year ended June 2017 597

Grain and seed crops

Ashburton

Source

Wheat for bread / milling Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 7,182.2

Wheat for other uses Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 10,322

Barley Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 11,399.4

Oats Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 973.6

Other cereal grains Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 1,064.4

Maize grain Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 308.9

Field / seed peas Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 4,006.6

Other pulses Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 263.1

Herbage seeds for seed production Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 17,709.5

Vegetable seeds Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 5,512.1

All other grain and seed crops Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 2,293.9

Grain and seed crops (volume)

Ashburton

Source

Wheat for bread / milling Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 72,617.2

Wheat for other uses Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 109,539.9

Barley Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 92,680

Oats Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 6,125.6

Other cereal grains Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 8,564.4

Maize grain Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 3,515.5

Field / seed peas Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 16,229.4

Other pulses Tonnes harvested Year ended June 2017 704

Horticulture - Berry fruit

Ashburton

Source

Blackcurrants Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 286.8

Blueberries Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Boysenberries Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0.6

Raspberries Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 4.7

Strawberries Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Citrus fruit

Ashburton

Source

Oranges Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Grapefruit / goldfruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Lemons Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Mandarins Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Tangelos Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Grapes

Ashburton

Source

Wine grapes Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 11.7

Table grapes Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Indoor vegetables

Ashburton

Source

Capsicum Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Cucumber Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Cooking herbs Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Lettuce/salad greens Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 8,284

Mushrooms (cased) Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Tomatoes Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

All other vegetables and herbs grown indoors Square metres harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Kiwifruit

Ashburton

Source

Green kiwifruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Gold kiwifruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Other kiwifruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

TOTAL kiwifruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Horticulture - Nuts

Ashburton

Source

Chestnuts Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Hazelnuts Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 13.2

Macadamia Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Walnuts Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 5.8

Horticulture - Olives

Ashburton

Source

Olives Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Other fruit

Ashburton

Source

Other fruit, nut and edible tree crops grown outdoors Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 56.4

Horticulture - Other indoor

Ashburton

Source

Flower bulb, corm, and tuber crops Square metres used Year ended June 2017 0

Flowers and foliage grown for cut flower and foliage production Square metres used Year ended June 2017 1,764

Nursery crops Square metres used Year ended June 2017 1,792

All other indoor crops Square metres used Year ended June 2017 3,584

Total other indoor horticultural crops Square metres used Year ended June 2017 7,140

Horticulture - Other outdoor

Ashburton

Source

Flower bulb, corm, and tuber crops grown mainly for sale as bulbs, corms and tubers Hectares used Year ended June 2017 178.9

Flowers and foliage grown for cut flower and foliage production Hectares used Year ended June 2017 1.1

Nursery crops Hectares used Year ended June 2017 0

Hops Hectares used Year ended June 2017 0

All other outdoor horticultural crops Hectares used Year ended June 2017 0

Total other outdoor horticultural crops Hectares used Year ended June 2017 180

Horticulture - Outdoor vegetables

Ashburton

Source

Asparagus Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 24.7

Broccoli Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 154.2

Cabbage Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 11

Carrots Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 324.5

Cauliflower Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 22

Cooking herbs Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Green beans Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0.2

Kumara Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Lettuce Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 22

Watermelon / rockmelon Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Onions Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 434.6

Fresh / process peas Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 1,289.2

Potatoes Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 2,126.8

Pumpkin Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 25.6

Squash (buttercup) Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 77.1

Sweet corn Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 90.8

Fresh / process tomatoes Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0

Leafy vegetables (eg spinach, silverbeet, bok choy, etc) Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 0.6

Other vegetables or herbs Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 182.2

Horticulture - Outdoor vegetables (area used)

Ashburton

Source

Total outdoor area used for growing vegetables and cooking herbs Hectares used Year ended June 2017 4,073.4

Horticulture - Pip fruit

Ashburton

Source

Apples Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Pears Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Nashi pears Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Subtropical fruit

Ashburton

Source

Avocados Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Feijoas Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Tamarillos Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Passionfruit Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Persimmons Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Horticulture - Summer fruit

Ashburton

Source

Peaches Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Apricots Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Nectarines Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Cherries Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Plums Hectares planted Year ended June 2017 0

Land use

Ashburton

Source

Grassland Hectares Year ended June 2017 206,285.8

Tussock and danthonia used for grazing (whether oversown or not) Hectares Year ended June 2017 54,772.7

Grain seed and fodder crop land and land prepared for these crops Hectares Year ended June 2017 89,058

Horticultural land and land prepared for horticulture Hectares Year ended June 2017 5,139.5

Plantations of exotic trees intended for harvest Hectares Year ended June 2017 2,792.6

Harvested exotic forest area awaiting restocking Hectares Year ended June 2017 731.8

Mature native bush Hectares Year ended June 2017 1,137

Native scrub and regenerating native bush Hectares Year ended June 2017 10,089

All other land Hectares Year ended June 2017 15,723.3

Livestock - Cattle

Ashburton

Source

Calves born to dairy heifers/cows Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 329,526

Calves born to beef heifers/cows Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 12,390

Dairy cows and heifers in milk/calf 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 304,726

Dairy cows and heifers in milk/calf over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 54,854

Dairy cows and heifers NOT in milk/calf 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 11,438

Dairy cows and heifers NOT in milk/calf over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 9,156

Rising 1 year old dairy heifers and heifer calves Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 65,285

Dairy bulls to be used for dairy breeding Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 4,383

All other calves still on the farm Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 1,731

TOTAL dairy cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 451,567

Beef cows/heifers in calf 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 8,164

Beef cows/heifers in calf over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 2,918

Beef cows/heifers NOT in calf 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 3,176

Beef cows/heifers NOT in calf over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 8,137

Beef heifer and calves under 1 year old Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 9,941

Steers 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 3,378

Steers over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 21,938

Steers under 1 year old Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 10,594

Non-breeding bulls 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 533

Non-breeding bulls over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 3,446

Non-breeding bulls under 1 year old Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 6,282

Breeding bulls (all ages) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 1,474

TOTAL beef cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 79,957

Livestock - Deer

Ashburton

Source

Fawns born on farm alive at four months Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 14,217

Deer females mated 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 15,548

Deer females mated over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 4,199

Deer females NOT mated 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 172

Deer females NOT mated over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 247

Deer females under 1 year old Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 6,172

Deer males under 1 year old Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 7,408

Non-breeding deer males 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 5,030

Non-breeding deer males over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 1,952

Breeding deer males 2 years old and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 781

Breeding deer males over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 suppressed

TOTAL deer Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 41,534

Livestock - Deer (velvet)

Ashburton

Source

Velvet (all grades) removed Kilograms Year ended June 2017 28,053

Livestock - Grazing elsewhere

Ashburton

Source

Dairy cows and heifers 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 125,846

Dairy cows and heifers over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 31,104

Rising 1 year old dairy heifers Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 38,133

Other dairy cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 2,214

Beef cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 9,745

Sheep Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 23,469

Other livestock Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 4,579

Livestock - Grazing on farm but not owned by business

Ashburton

Source

Dairy cows and heifers 2 years and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 122,297

Dairy cows and heifers over 1 year but under 2 years Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 24,092

Rising 1 year old dairy heifers Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 26,359

Other dairy cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 1,467

Beef cattle Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 5,180

Sheep Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 62,632

Other livestock Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 2,519

Livestock - Other

Ashburton

Source

Horses Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 973

Goats Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 467

Ostriches & emus Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 0

Alpaca and llamas Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 143

All other livestock Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 suppressed

Livestock - Pigs

Ashburton

Source

Piglets weaned on the farm Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 63,275

Breeding sows 1 year and over Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 2,721

Mated gilts Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 477

All other pigs Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 14,612

TOTAL pigs Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 17,811

Livestock - Poultry

Ashburton

Source

Chickens hens for egg production (layers) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 3,527

Chickens replacement stock intended for egg production (pullets) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 78

Chickens for meat production (broilers) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 not available

Chickens breeding stock Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 not available

All other poultry (eg turkeys, ducks) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 not available

TOTAL poultry Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 not available

Livestock - Poultry (eggs)

Ashburton

Source

Eggs from hens Dozens sold Year ended June 2017 81,551

Eggs from other types of poultry Dozens sold Year ended June 2017 0

Livestock - Sheep

Ashburton

Source

Lambs marked and/or tailed from ewes Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 319,074

Lambs marked and/or tailed from ewe hoggets Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 23,483

Ewes (2 tooth and over) put to ram Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 239,415

Ewes (2 tooth and over) dry - not put to ram Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 10,204

Ewe hoggets put to ram Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 36,524

Ewe hoggets dry - not put to ram Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 208,646

Ram and wether hoggets Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 240,318

Wethers (2 tooth and over) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 9,457

Rams (2 tooth and over) Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 3,634

TOTAL sheep Number of livestock Year ended June 2017 748,205

Pasture renewal

Ashburton

Source

Cultivation for pasture renewal Hectares Year ended June 2017 11,255.1

Area direct drilled for pasture renewal Hectares Year ended June 2017 10,162.9

Supplementary feed crops

Ashburton

Source

Lucerne Hectares used Year ended June 2017 2,492.2

Maize green feed Hectares used Year ended June 2017 1,013.3

Forage brassicas (swedes, turnips, kale) Hectares used Year ended June 2017 20,991.7

Other supplementary feed crops Hectares used Year ended June 2017 7,447.9

Supplementary feed crops (hay, silage or balage)

Ashburton

Source

Pasture/lucerne (hay, silage and balage) Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 43,187.5

Maize silage Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 1,270.3

Cereal, silage or cereal balage Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 2,872.9

Other crops silage Hectares harvested Year ended June 2017 988.2

Average age of planted production forest

Ashburton

Source

Years Year as at 1 April 2018 20.3

Planted production forest area

Ashburton

Source

Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 3,006

Standing volume of planted production forest

Ashburton

Source

Thousand cubic metres Year as at 1 April 2018 782.89

Total area of planted production forest for each species

Ashburton

Source

Radiata pine Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 2,338

Douglas-fir Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 376

Cypress Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 17

Other softwoods Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 230

Eucalypt Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 15

Other hardwoods Hectares Year as at 1 April 2018 30

Elections determine who runs your local council and makes all of these decisions. You can vote if you’re over 18, a NZ resident, and live or own property in an area. Your vote can make a difference to the future of your area.

Electors on general roll

Ashburton

Source

18-24 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,693

25-29 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,446

30-34 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,602

35-39 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,577

40-44 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,628

45-49 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,832

50-54 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,957

55-59 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,054

60-64 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,927

65-69 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,745

70 and over Number of people Month 2019-06 4,284

Total Number of people Month 2019-06 21,745

Electors on Māori roll

Ashburton

Source

18-24 Number of people Month 2019-06 99

25-29 Number of people Month 2019-06 90

30-34 Number of people Month 2019-06 68

35-39 Number of people Month 2019-06 55

40-44 Number of people Month 2019-06 63

45-49 Number of people Month 2019-06 71

50-54 Number of people Month 2019-06 48

55-59 Number of people Month 2019-06 44

60-64 Number of people Month 2019-06 34

65-69 Number of people Month 2019-06 37

70 and over Number of people Month 2019-06 39

Total Number of people Month 2019-06 648

Estimated eligible population

Ashburton

Source

40-44 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,080

18-24 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,490

25-29 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,150

30-34 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,340

35-39 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,060

45-49 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,320

50-54 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,180

55-59 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,180

60-64 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,020

65-69 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,840

70 and over Number of people Month 2019-06 4,250

Total Number of people Month 2019-06 25,910

Proportion of estimated eligible population enrolled

Ashburton

Source

18-24 % Month 2019-06 72.0%

25-29 % Month 2019-06 71.4%

30-34 % Month 2019-06 71.4%

35-39 % Month 2019-06 79.2%

40-44 % Month 2019-06 81.3%

45-49 % Month 2019-06 82.0%

50-54 % Month 2019-06 92.0%

55-59 % Month 2019-06 96.2%

60-64 % Month 2019-06 97.1%

65-69 % Month 2019-06 96.8%

70 and over % Month 2019-06 101.7%

Total % Month 2019-06 86.4%

Total electors enrolled

Ashburton

Source

18-24 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,792

25-29 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,536

30-34 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,670

35-39 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,632

40-44 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,691

45-49 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,903

50-54 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,005

55-59 Number of people Month 2019-06 2,098

60-64 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,961

65-69 Number of people Month 2019-06 1,782

70 and over Number of people Month 2019-06 4,323

Total Number of people Month 2019-06 22,393

Mayoral elections for ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL - AT LARGE

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 2

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 50.0%

Also candidates for Council % of mayoral candidates who are also candidates for Council Year 2016 1.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 1

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 53.4%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 11,632

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 21,765

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 53.4%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 11,611

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 21

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 2.4%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.5%

District Council elections for ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL - ASHBURTON

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 7

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 13

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1.86

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 38.5%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 28.6%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 4

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 42.9%

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 0.0%

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 0.0%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 55.7%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 7,289

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 13,086

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 55.7%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 7,283

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 6

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 2.2%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.5%

District Council elections for ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL - EASTERN

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 3

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 4

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1.33

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 25.0%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 33.3%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 1

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 33.3%

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 0.0%

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 0.0%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 49.8%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 2,699

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 5,415

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 49.8%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 2,692

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 7

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 4.6%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.4%

District Council elections for ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL - WESTERN

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 2

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 3

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1.5

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 66.7%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 50.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 1

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 50.0%

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 0.0%

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 0.0%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 50.4%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 1,644

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 3,264

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 50.2%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 1,636

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 8

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 3.2%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.5%

Regional Council elections for CANTERBURY REGIONAL COUNCIL - CHRISTCHURCH

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 4

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 8

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 2

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 37.5%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 50.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 not applicable

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 not applicable

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 not applicable

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 not applicable

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 38.5%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 92,810

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 240,868

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 38.5%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 92,751

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 90.8%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 59

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 11.6%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.2%

Regional Council elections for CANTERBURY REGIONAL COUNCIL - MID-CANTERBURY

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 1

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 3

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 3

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 33.3%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 0.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 not applicable

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 not applicable

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 not applicable

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 not applicable

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 48.1%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 27,343

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 56,833

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 48.1%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 27,334

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 9

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 13.8%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.6%

Regional Council elections for CANTERBURY REGIONAL COUNCIL - NORTHERN

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 1

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 2

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 2

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 50.0%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 100.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 not applicable

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 not applicable

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 not applicable

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 not applicable

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 40.8%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 20,591

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 50,511

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 40.8%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 20,578

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 81.3%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 13

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 19.2%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.2%

Regional Council elections for CANTERBURY REGIONAL COUNCIL - SOUTH CANTERBURY

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 1

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 1

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 1

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 0.0%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 0.0%

Sitting council members standing Number of candidates who are sitting Council members Year 2016 not applicable

Council members re-elected % of candidates who were re-elected Year 2016 not applicable

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 not applicable

Sitting community board members elected to Council % of positions Year 2016 not applicable

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 not applicable

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 not applicable

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 43,668

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 not applicable

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 not applicable

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 not applicable

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 not applicable

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 not applicable

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 not applicable

Community Boards elections for METHVEN COMMUNITY BOARD - AT LARGE

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 5

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 7

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1.4

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 42.9%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 40.0%

Candidates who are sitting community board members % of candidates Year 2016 57.1%

Sitting community board members re-elected % of positions Year 2016 80.0%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 55.3%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 646

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 1,169

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 55.0%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 639

Ratepayer turnout (%) % of total ratepayer electors Year 2016 100.0%

Ratepayer voters Number of ratepayer voters Year 2016 7

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 0.9%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.6%

DHB elections for CANTERBURY DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD - AT LARGE

Ashburton — Canterbury DHB

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 7

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 22

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 3.14

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 22.7%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 42.9%

Candidates who are sitting DHB members % of candidates Year 2016 31.8%

Sitting DHB members re-elected % of positions Year 2016 100.0%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 40.4%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 140,845

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 348,476

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 40.4%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 140,845

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 10.9%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.7%

DHB elections for ASHBURTON LICENSING TRUST - AT LARGE

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Elected uncontested Number of candidates elected unopposed Year 2016 0

Positions Number of positions Year 2016 6

Candidates Number of candidates Year 2016 11

Candidates per position Number of candidates per position Year 2016 1.83

Unfilled positions Number of unfilled positions Year 2016 0

Women candidates (%) % of candidates Year 2016 18.2%

Women councillors (%) % of positions Year 2016 16.7%

Candidates who are sitting Trust members % of candidates Year 2016 36.4%

Sitting Trust members re-elected % of positions Year 2016 66.7%

Overall turnout (%) % of total electors Year 2016 54.2%

Total voters Number of voters Year 2016 9,789

Total number of people eligible to vote Number of electors Year 2016 18,058

Residential turnout (%) % of total residential electors Year 2016 54.2%

Residential voters Number of residential voters Year 2016 9,789

Blank votes (%) % of total votes Year 2016 6.6%

Total special votes cast (%) % of total voters Year 2016 0.4%

Councils drive the policies which in turn, dictate the spending of the council organisations. Council organisations have their own CEOs, who manage day-to-day operations. CEOs consult with their councils to decide how to operate council services.

Rates rebates granted by council

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Claims Number of applicants granted a rates rebate Year ended June 2018 746

Value NZD Year ended June 2018 $418,802.06

Financial position

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Cash and bank deposits NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,514,000.00

Other current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $13,099,000.00

Total current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $25,613,000.00

Infrastructural assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $630,957,000.00

Land and buildings NZD Year ended June 2018 $120,418,000.00

Other fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $23,588,000.00

Fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $774,963,000.00

Investment NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,325,000.00

Other non-current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $31,000.00

Total non-current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $782,319,000.00

Total assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $807,932,000.00

Current debt NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,135,000.00

Other current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $8,859,000.00

Total current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $20,994,000.00

Term debt NZD Year ended June 2018 $25,271,000.00

Other non-current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,917,000.00

Total non-current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $27,188,000.00

Total liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $48,182,000.00

Total equity NZD Year ended June 2018 $759,750,000.00

Total liabilities and equity NZD Year ended June 2018 $807,932,000.00

Additions to fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $23,495,000.00

Financial position

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Cash and bank deposits NZD Year ended June 2018 $13,319,000.00

Other current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $29,950,000.00

Total current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $43,269,000.00

Infrastructural assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $525,209,000.00

Land and buildings NZD Year ended June 2018 $369,951,000.00

Other fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $24,248,000.00

Fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $919,408,000.00

Investment NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,046,000.00

Other non-current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,022,000.00

Total non-current assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $921,476,000.00

Total assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $964,745,000.00

Current debt NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Other current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $27,039,000.00

Total current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $27,039,000.00

Term debt NZD Year ended June 2018 $30,000,000.00

Other non-current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $425,000.00

Total non-current liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $30,425,000.00

Total liabilities NZD Year ended June 2018 $57,464,000.00

Total equity NZD Year ended June 2018 $907,280,000.00

Total liabilities and equity NZD Year ended June 2018 $964,744,000.00

Additions to fixed assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $13,208,000.00

Income and expenditure

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $33,541,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,841,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,920,000.00

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $554,000.00

Dividend income NZD Year ended June 2018 $958,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,136,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $53,950,000.00

Income from valuation changes NZD Year ended June 2018 $28,330,000.00

Other non-operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $31,000.00

Total income from non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $28,361,000.00

Capital grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,549,000.00

Development and financial contributions NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,097,000.00

Vested assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,662,000.00

Total income from capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,308,000.00

Total income NZD Year ended June 2018 $92,619,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $13,878,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $14,769,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,509,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,624,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $24,735,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $56,515,000.00

Expenditure on valuation changes, provisions, and write-offs NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,546,000.00

Other non-operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure on non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,546,000.00

Capital grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure on capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $61,061,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$2,565,000.00

Net non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $23,815,000.00

Surplus/deficit including non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $21,250,000.00

Net capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,308,000.00

Surplus/deficit including non-operating and capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $31,558,000.00

Income and expenditure

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $97,624,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,171,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $33,334,000.00

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $750,000.00

Dividend income NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $32,092,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $170,971,000.00

Income from valuation changes NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,108,000.00

Other non-operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total income from non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,108,000.00

Capital grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Development and financial contributions NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Vested assets NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total income from capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total income NZD Year ended June 2018 $174,079,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $46,619,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,019,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,208,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,145,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $116,333,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $173,324,000.00

Expenditure on valuation changes, provisions, and write-offs NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,097,000.00

Other non-operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure on non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,097,000.00

Capital grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure on capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Total expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $174,421,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$2,353,000.00

Net non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,011,000.00

Surplus/deficit including non-operating transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 -$342,000.00

Net capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 $0.00

Surplus/deficit including non-operating and capital transactions NZD Year ended June 2018 -$342,000.00

Income and spending — Community development

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $290,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $290,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $262,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $576,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $838,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$548,000.00

Income and spending — Council support services

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $132,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $195,000.00

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $554,000.00

Dividend income NZD Year ended June 2018 $958,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $830,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,669,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,481,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $916,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $132,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,839,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,368,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$3,699,000.00

Income and spending — Culture

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,049,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $38,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,087,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $318,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $133,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $589,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $72,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,112,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $975,000.00

Income and spending — Economic development

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $750,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $752,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $401,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,141,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,542,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$2,790,000.00

Income and spending — Emergency management

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $162,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $162,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $26,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $36,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $126,000.00

Income and spending — Environmental protection

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $17,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $282,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $299,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $163,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $45,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $37,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $245,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $54,000.00

Income and spending — Governance

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,872,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,876,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $420,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $226,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $646,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,230,000.00

Income and spending — Other activities

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,240,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $235,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,331,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,806,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$7,806,000.00

Income and spending — Planning and regulation

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,014,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,370,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,941,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,325,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,415,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $54,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $8,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,476,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,953,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,372,000.00

Income and spending — Property

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,686,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $24,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,429,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,139,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,690,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,048,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $62,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,800,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,339,000.00

Income and spending — Recreation and sport

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,812,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $245,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,601,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $9,658,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,672,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $814,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $62,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,338,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,886,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,772,000.00

Income and spending — Roading

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,564,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,639,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $11,203,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,146,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $11,999,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $19,145,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$7,942,000.00

Income and spending — Solid waste/refuse

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,013,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,881,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,894,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $162,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $84,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $246,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,648,000.00

Income and spending — Total

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $33,541,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,841,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,920,000.00

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $554,000.00

Dividend income NZD Year ended June 2018 $958,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,136,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $53,950,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $13,878,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $14,769,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,509,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,624,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $24,735,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $56,515,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$2,565,000.00

Income and spending — Transportation

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $259,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $85,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $356,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $47,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $11,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $58,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $298,000.00

Income and spending — Wastewater

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,023,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $45,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,078,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $63,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,126,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $274,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $766,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,229,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,849,000.00

Income and spending — Water supply

Ashburton — Ashburton District Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,162,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,162,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $33,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,673,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $59,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $839,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,605,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,557,000.00

Income and spending — Council support services

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $750,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $750,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $20,298,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $676,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,257,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $23,231,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$22,481,000.00

Income and spending — Environmental protection

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $55,771,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,226,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,777,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $71,774,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $15,518,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,184,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,162,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $281,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $29,931,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $50,076,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $21,698,000.00

Income and spending — Governance

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $10,418,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $150,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,589,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $12,157,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,824,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $245,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $41,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,269,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $9,379,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,778,000.00

Income and spending — Other activities

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $244,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $244,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $740,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,221,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $864,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $9,732,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $14,557,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$14,313,000.00

Income and spending — Planning and regulation

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $8,213,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,171,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $165,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $35,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $15,584,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $4,168,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $8,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,948,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $8,124,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,460,000.00

Income and spending — Total

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $97,624,000.00

Regulatory income and petrol tax NZD Year ended June 2018 $7,171,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $33,334,000.00

Interest income NZD Year ended June 2018 $750,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $32,092,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $170,971,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $46,619,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $6,019,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $3,208,000.00

Interest expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $1,145,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $116,333,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $173,324,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 -$2,353,000.00

Income and spending — Transportation

Ashburton — Canterbury Regional Council

Source

Rates NZD Year ended June 2018 $23,222,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations income NZD Year ended June 2018 $27,793,000.00

Sales and other operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $19,447,000.00

Total operating income NZD Year ended June 2018 $70,462,000.00

Employee costs NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,071,000.00

Depreciation and amortisation NZD Year ended June 2018 $685,000.00

Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $5,000.00

Purchases and other operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $65,196,000.00

Total operating expenditure NZD Year ended June 2018 $67,957,000.00

Operating surplus/deficit NZD Year ended June 2018 $2,505,000.00

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