Gisborne District
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
Gisborne
Source
Total people
Number of people
Census Year 2013
43,653
Projected population growth
Gisborne
Source
Population projection - High
Number of people
Year ended June 2043
57,700
Population projection - Medium
Number of people
Year ended June 2043
49,900
Population projection - Low
Number of people
Year ended June 2043
42,100
Median Age
Gisborne
Source
Years
Year 2013
37
Age in broad groups
Gisborne
Source
14 and under
% of people
Census Year 2013
24.6%
15-64
% of people
Census Year 2013
61.4%
65 and over
% of people
Census Year 2013
14.0%
Age in five-year groups
Gisborne
Source
0-4
% of people
Census Year 2013
8.0%
5-9
% of people
Census Year 2013
8.4%
10-14
% of people
Census Year 2013
8.2%
15-19
% of people
Census Year 2013
7.0%
20-24
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.7%
25-29
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.3%
30-34
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.2%
35-39
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.8%
40-44
% of people
Census Year 2013
6.6%
45-49
% of people
Census Year 2013
6.5%
50-54
% of people
Census Year 2013
7.0%
55-59
% of people
Census Year 2013
6.5%
60-64
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.8%
65 and over
% of people
Census Year 2013
14.0%
Population by sex
Gisborne
Source
Male
% of people
Census Year 2013
48.3%
Female
% of people
Census Year 2013
51.7%
Number of families of each family type
Gisborne
Source
Couple without children
Number of families
Census Year 2013
3,984
Couple with child(ren)
Number of families
Census Year 2013
4,224
One parent with child(ren)
Number of families
Census Year 2013
3,162
Years at usual residence (2013 Census)
Gisborne
Source
0 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
8,589
1-4 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
11,358
5-9 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
7,842
10-14 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,218
15-29 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,920
30 Years or More
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,616
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,107
Usual residence five years ago (2008 Census)
Gisborne
Source
Same as Usual Residence
Number of people
Census Year 2013
18,003
Elsewhere in New Zealand
Number of people
Census Year 2013
15,513
Not Born Five Years Ago
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,471
Overseas
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,542
No Fixed Abode Five Years Ago
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
5,121
Māori descent
Gisborne
Source
Maori Descent
Number of people
Census Year 2013
20,013
No Maori Descent
Number of people
Census Year 2013
17,919
Don't Know
Number of people
Census Year 2013
813
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,908
Ethnic group (grouped totals)
Gisborne
Source
European
Number of people
Census Year 2013
24,504
Maori
Number of people
Census Year 2013
19,683
Pacific Peoples
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,539
Asian
Number of people
Census Year 2013
975
MELAA
Number of people
Census Year 2013
156
Other
Number of people
Census Year 2013
624
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,366
Years since arrival in NZ for those born overseas
Gisborne
Source
0-9 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,605
10-19 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
669
20-29 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
285
30-39 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
366
40-49 Years
Number of people
Census Year 2013
378
50 Years or More
Number of people
Census Year 2013
405
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
165
Place of birth
Gisborne
Source
NZ born
% of people
Census Year 2013
82.7%
Overseas born
% of people
Census Year 2013
8.9%
Not Elsewhere Included
% of people
Census Year 2013
8.4%
Births in year
Gisborne
Source
Māori
Number of live births
Year 2018
495
All
Number of live births
Year 2018
714
Deaths in year
Gisborne
Source
Māori
Number of deaths
Year 2018
192
All
Number of deaths
Year 2018
429
Percentage of city/district's population born overseas
Gisborne
Source
Oceania and Antarctica, excluding New Zealand
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
2.6%
UK and Ireland
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
3.5%
North-West Europe
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.6%
Southern and Eastern Europe
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.1%
North Africa and the Middle East
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.0%
South-East Asia
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.4%
Southern and Central Asia
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.5%
Americas
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.8%
Sub-Saharan Africa
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.6%
At sea
% of city/district's population
Census Year 2013
0.0%
Marriages and civil unions in year
Gisborne
Source
Number of marriages and civil unions
Year 2018
156
Legally registered relationship status (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Married
Number of people
Census Year 2013
12,210
Separated/divorced or dissolved/widowed/surviving partner
Number of people
Census Year 2013
5,532
Never married and never in a civil union
Number of people
Census Year 2013
10,992
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,191
Current relationship partner status (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Partnered
Number of people
Census Year 2013
16,788
Non-Partnered
Number of people
Census Year 2013
13,149
Cigarette smoking behaviour (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Regular Smoker
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6,903
Ex-Smoker
Number of people
Census Year 2013
7,233
Never smoked regularly
Number of people
Census Year 2013
14,952
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,831
Highest qualification (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
No Qualification
Number of people
Census Year 2013
7,923
Level 1 Certificate
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,521
Level 2 Certificate
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,480
Level 3 Certificate
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,331
Level 4 Certificate
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,913
Level 5 or Level 6 Diploma
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,442
Bachelor Degree and Level 7 Qualifications
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,649
Postgraduate and Honours Degrees
Number of people
Census Year 2013
525
Masters Degree
Number of people
Census Year 2013
312
Doctorate Degree
Number of people
Census Year 2013
60
Overseas Secondary School Qualification
Number of people
Census Year 2013
792
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,971
Number of children given birth to (Age 15+, Live births only)
Gisborne
Source
No children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,582
One child
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,833
Two children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,741
Three children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,955
Four children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,638
Five children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
696
Six or more children
Number of people
Census Year 2013
759
Object to answering
Number of people
Census Year 2013
549
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,599
Religious affiliation
Gisborne
Source
No religion
Number of people
Census Year 2013
15,030
Buddhist
Number of people
Census Year 2013
216
Christian
Number of people
Census Year 2013
19,239
Hindu
Number of people
Census Year 2013
183
Islam/Muslim
Number of people
Census Year 2013
96
Judaism
Number of people
Census Year 2013
33
Māori Christian
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,115
Spiritualism and new-age religions
Number of people
Census Year 2013
186
Other religions
Number of people
Census Year 2013
300
Object to answering
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,673
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,764
Participating in study (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Full-time study
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,757
Part-time study
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,140
Full-time and part-time study
Number of people
Census Year 2013
12
Not studying
Number of people
Census Year 2013
24,630
Home ownership
Gisborne
Source
Own or partly-own home they usually live in
Number of people
Census Year 2013
14,133
Does not own home they usually live in
Number of people
Census Year 2013
16,524
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,265
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 ($)
Gisborne
Source
NZD
Census Year 2013
$57,300.00
Median household income ($)
Gisborne
Source
NZD
Census Year 2013
$50,500.00
Median personal income ($)
Gisborne
Source
NZD
Census Year 2013
$24,400.00
Total personal income for people who live in this area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
$5,000 and under
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,972
$5,001-$10,000
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,722
$10,001-$20,000
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6,321
$20,001-$30,000
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,767
$30,001-$50,000
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6,285
$50,001 and over
Number of people
Census Year 2013
5,631
Not stated
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,230
$5,000 and under
% of people
Census Year 2013
12.1%
$5,001-$10,000
% of people
Census Year 2013
5.2%
$10,001-$20,000
% of people
Census Year 2013
19.2%
$20,001-$30,000
% of people
Census Year 2013
14.5%
$30,001-$50,000
% of people
Census Year 2013
19.1%
$50,001 and over
% of people
Census Year 2013
17.1%
Not stated
% of people
Census Year 2013
12.8%
Sources of personal income for people who live in area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc
% of people
Census Year 2013
37.4%
Self-employment or Business
% of people
Census Year 2013
9.1%
Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest.
% of people
Census Year 2013
11.1%
Payments from a Work Accident Insurer
% of people
Census Year 2013
1.0%
NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension
% of people
Census Year 2013
11.7%
Other Super. Pensions Annuities
% of people
Census Year 2013
1.5%
Unemployment Benefit
% of people
Census Year 2013
3.2%
Sickness Benefit
% of people
Census Year 2013
2.3%
Domestic Purposes Benefit
% of people
Census Year 2013
3.7%
Invalids Benefit
% of people
Census Year 2013
2.6%
Student Allowance
% of people
Census Year 2013
1.3%
Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension
% of people
Census Year 2013
3.1%
Other Sources of Income
% of people
Census Year 2013
1.0%
No Source of Income During That Time
% of people
Census Year 2013
4.1%
Not stated
% of people
Census Year 2013
6.8%
Number of families in income bracket
Gisborne
Source
$20,000 and under
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,086
$20,001 to $30,000
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,041
$30,001 to $50,000
Number of families
Census Year 2013
2,040
$50,001 to $70,000
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,734
$70,001 to $100,000
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,914
$100,000 and over
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,860
Not stated
Number of families
Census Year 2013
1,692
$20,000 and under
% of families
Census Year 2013
9.6%
$20,001 to $30,000
% of families
Census Year 2013
9.2%
$30,001 to $50,000
% of families
Census Year 2013
17.9%
$50,001 to $70,000
% of families
Census Year 2013
15.3%
$70,001 to $100,000
% of families
Census Year 2013
16.8%
$100,000 and over
% of families
Census Year 2013
16.4%
Not stated
% of families
Census Year 2013
14.9%
Sources of income for families
Gisborne
Source
Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc
% of families
Census Year 2013
38.4%
Self-employment or Business
% of families
Census Year 2013
12.3%
Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest.
% of families
Census Year 2013
11.8%
Payments from a Work Accident Insurer
% of families
Census Year 2013
1.6%
NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension
% of families
Census Year 2013
9.0%
Other Super. Pensions Annuities
% of families
Census Year 2013
1.5%
Unemployment Benefit
% of families
Census Year 2013
3.4%
Sickness Benefit
% of families
Census Year 2013
2.4%
Domestic Purposes Benefit
% of families
Census Year 2013
7.0%
Invalids Benefit
% of families
Census Year 2013
2.2%
Student Allowance
% of families
Census Year 2013
1.7%
Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension
% of families
Census Year 2013
5.4%
Other Sources of Income
% of families
Census Year 2013
1.6%
No Source of Income During That Time
% of families
Census Year 2013
0.4%
Not Stated
% of families
Census Year 2013
1.1%
Number of people receiving types of benefit
Gisborne
Source
Jobseeker Support
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
2,203
Sole Parent Support
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,246
Supported Living Payment
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,698
Other Main Benefits
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
64
Total Main Benefits by Age Group
Gisborne
Source
18-24
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
802
25-39
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,779
40-54
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,546
55-64
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,084
Total Main Benefits by Continuous Duration
Gisborne
Source
One year or less
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
1,480
More than one year
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
3,731
Total Main Benefits by Ethnic Group
Gisborne
Source
NZ European
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
816
Māori
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
4,014
Pacific Peoples
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
63
All other ethnicities
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
198
Unspecified
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
120
Total Main Benefits by Gender
Gisborne
Source
Male
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
2,181
Female
Number of people
Quarter 2019 Q2
3,030
Household income sources for households living in private dwellings
Gisborne
Source
Wages Salary Commissions Bonuses etc
% of households
Census Year 2013
34.6%
Self-employment or Business
% of households
Census Year 2013
10.6%
Interest Dividends Rent Other Invest.
% of households
Census Year 2013
12.0%
Payments from a Work Accident Insurer
% of households
Census Year 2013
1.5%
NZ Superannuation or Veterans Pension
% of households
Census Year 2013
12.7%
Other Super. Pensions Annuities
% of households
Census Year 2013
1.9%
Unemployment Benefit
% of households
Census Year 2013
3.8%
Sickness Benefit
% of households
Census Year 2013
3.0%
Domestic Purposes Benefit
% of households
Census Year 2013
5.2%
Invalids Benefit
% of households
Census Year 2013
3.3%
Student Allowance
% of households
Census Year 2013
1.6%
Other Govt Benefits Payments or Pension
% of households
Census Year 2013
4.4%
Other Sources of Income
% of households
Census Year 2013
1.4%
No Source of Income During That Time
% of households
Census Year 2013
0.4%
Not Stated
% of households
Census Year 2013
3.6%
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
Gisborne
Source
NZD per week
Month 2019-06
$349.00
Home ownership by households
Gisborne
Source
Dwelling Owned or Partly Owned
Number of households
Census Year 2013
7,080
Dwelling Not Owned and Not Held in a Family Trust
Number of households
Census Year 2013
6,006
Dwelling Held in a Family Trust
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,632
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,275
Landlord sector for households in rented dwellings
Gisborne
Source
Private Person Trust or Business
Number of households
Census Year 2013
3,714
Local Authority or City Council
Number of households
Census Year 2013
141
Housing New Zealand Corporation
Number of households
Census Year 2013
933
Other State-Owned Corporation or State-Owned Enterprise or Government Department or Ministry
Number of households
Census Year 2013
87
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of households
Census Year 2013
243
Number of motor vehicles for households
Gisborne
Source
No Motor Vehicle
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,524
One Motor Vehicle
Number of households
Census Year 2013
6,291
Two Motor Vehicles
Number of households
Census Year 2013
5,268
Three or More Motor Vehicles
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,836
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,074
Telecommunications access for households
Gisborne
Source
No Access to Telecommunication Systems
Number of households
Census Year 2013
465
Access to a Cellphone/Mobile Phone
Number of households
Census Year 2013
11,535
Access to a Telephone
Number of households
Census Year 2013
11,793
Access to a Fax Machine
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,890
Access to the Internet
Number of households
Census Year 2013
9,414
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of households
Census Year 2013
1,110
Number of properties sold with a home involved by residency/visa status of buyer
Gisborne
Source
At least one NZ citizen
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
1,101
At least one NZ resident visa (but no citizens)
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
48
No NZ citizens or resident visas
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
6
Corporate only
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
102
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
Gisborne
Source
At least one NZ citizen
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
159
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
60
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
Gisborne
Source
At least one NZ citizen
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
27
At least one NZ resident visa (but no citizens)
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
not available
Corporate only
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
15
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
Gisborne
Source
Only NZ tax residents
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
570
Mixture of NZ tax residents and non-residents
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
12
Only NZ tax non-residents
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
24
All parties exempt from stating tax residency
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
651
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
Gisborne
Source
Only NZ tax residents
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
195
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
9
All parties exempt from stating tax residency
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
21
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
Gisborne
Source
Only NZ tax residents
Number of transfers
Year ended June 2019
36
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
Gisborne
Source
Occupied Private Dwelling
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
16,101
Occupied Non-private Dwelling
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
84
Fuel types used to heat dwellings (total responses) for occupied private dwellings
Gisborne
Source
Electricity
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
9,651
Mains Gas
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,806
Bottled Gas
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
3,339
Wood
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
8,664
Coal
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
297
Solar Power
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
246
No Fuels Used in this Dwelling
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
321
Other Fuel(s)
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
186
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,140
Number of bedrooms for occupied private dwellings
Gisborne
Source
One Bedroom
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
774
Two Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
2,562
Three Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
7,215
Four Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
3,495
Five Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
714
Six Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
165
Seven Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
42
Eight or More Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
39
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,095
Mean Number of Bedrooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
3.1
Number of rooms for occupied private dwellings
Gisborne
Source
One Room
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
93
Two Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
147
Three Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
600
Four Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,383
Five Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
2,949
Six Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
3,987
Seven Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
2,508
Eight or More Rooms
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
3,180
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,254
Occupied private dwelling type
Gisborne
Source
Separate House
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
12,942
Two or More Flats/Units/Townhouses/ Apartments/Houses Joined Together
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,692
Other Occupied Private Dwellings
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
102
Occupied Private Dwelling Not Further Defined
Number of occupied private dwellings
Census Year 2013
1,362
Households eligible for and ready to be matched to social housing
Gisborne
Source
Number of households
Quarter 2018 Q4
215
Households in social housing who need to be rehoused for reasons such as too few or too many bedrooms, or for health reasons.
Gisborne
Source
Number of households
Quarter 2018 Q4
22
Affordability of house or flat, self-rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 3
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.3%
4
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
5
% of people within group
Year 2018
20.3%
6
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.1%
7
% of people within group
Year 2018
15.5%
8
% of people within group
Year 2018
18.0%
9
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
10
% of people within group
Year 2018
18.0%
0 to 3 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.2%
4 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.4%
5 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.0%
6 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.7%
7 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
8 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.7%
9 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.1%
10 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
Number of times moved in past five years
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
1
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
40.2%
2
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
25.6%
3
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
16.2%
4
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
9.5%
5 times or more
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
8.5%
1 - Sampling error
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
7.4%
2 - Sampling error
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
6.8%
3 - Sampling error
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
4.7%
4 - Sampling error
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
4.4%
5 times or more - Sampling error
% of people who moved at least once in past five years
Year 2018
4.2%
Main reasons for moving (rented)
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Tenancy ended by landlord
% of people who moved
Year 2018
17.4%
Moved from rental to owned dwelling
% of people who moved
Year 2018
24.9%
Social reasons
% of people who moved
Year 2018
12.7%
Education or work-related reasons
% of people who moved
Year 2018
9.4%
To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer)
% of people who moved
Year 2018
7.4%
To move to a more suitable home (e.g.more accessible/better size)
% of people who moved
Year 2018
9.8%
Housing costs too expensive
% of people who moved
Year 2018
3.0%
For location reasons (e.g.moved to be closer to services)
% of people who moved
Year 2018
6.2%
Other
% of people who moved
Year 2018
9.3%
Tenancy ended by landlord - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
6.5%
Moved from rental to owned dwelling - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
11.0%
Social reasons - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
6.7%
Education or work-related reasons - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
6.1%
To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
4.5%
To move to a more suitable home (e.g.more accessible/better size) - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
4.9%
Housing costs too expensive - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
2.6%
For location reasons (e.g.moved to be closer to services) - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
5.0%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
6.3%
Main reasons for moving (owned)
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Social reasons
% of people who moved
Year 2018
34.3%
Education or work-related reasons
% of people who moved
Year 2018
14.9%
To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer)
% of people who moved
Year 2018
suppressed
To move to a more suitable home (e.g. more accessible/better size)
% of people who moved
Year 2018
24.2%
Other
% of people who moved
Year 2018
21.9%
Social reasons - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
13.7%
Education or work-related reasons - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
11.5%
To move to a better quality home (e.g.warmer) - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
not applicable
To move to a more suitable home (e.g. more accessible/better size) - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
11.6%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who moved
Year 2018
12.4%
Time spent living in house or flat
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Less than one year
% of people within group
Year 2018
13.4%
1 year or more but less than 3 years
% of people within group
Year 2018
21.9%
3 years or more but less than 5 years
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.6%
5 years or more but less than 10 years
% of people within group
Year 2018
16.4%
10 years or more
% of people within group
Year 2018
37.7%
Less than one year - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.0%
1 year or more but less than 3 years - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.5%
3 years or more but less than 5 years - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.8%
5 years or more but less than 10 years - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
10 years or more - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.9%
Suitability of house or flat
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very suitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
42.7%
Suitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
47.6%
Neither suitable or unsuitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.9%
Unsuitable/very unsuitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.8%
Very suitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.9%
Suitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Neither suitable or unsuitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.8%
Unsuitable/very unsuitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.9%
Suitability of house or flat location
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very suitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
52.8%
Suitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
38.6%
Neither suitable or unsuitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.7%
Unsuitable/very unsuitable
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.0%
Very suitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Suitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.1%
Neither suitable or unsuitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.4%
Unsuitable/very unsuitable - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.6%
House or flat colder than would like
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes - always or often
% of people within group
Year 2018
20.8%
Yes - sometimes
% of people within group
Year 2018
33.6%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
41.1%
Have not been here in winter
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.5%
Yes - always or often - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
Yes - sometimes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.5%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.1%
Have not been here in winter - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.0%
Type of heating in living room
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Heat pump
% of people within group
Year 2018
28.7%
Electric heater
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.0%
Fixed gas heater
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.8%
Portable gas heater
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.8%
Enclosed wood burner
% of people within group
Year 2018
46.0%
Other
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.7%
Heat pump - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.1%
Electric heater - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.7%
Fixed gas heater - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.4%
Portable gas heater - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.4%
Enclosed wood burner - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.4%
Other - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.6%
Number of nights main living area heated in winter
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Every night
% of people within group
Year 2018
53.3%
Most nights
% of people within group
Year 2018
28.8%
Some nights
% of people within group
Year 2018
11.6%
Hardly ever
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.3%
Never
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.9%
Every night - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Most nights - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.5%
Some nights - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.9%
Hardly ever - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.6%
Never - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.6%
Main reasons for not heating living room
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Not needed
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
52.2%
It costs too much
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
21.8%
Other
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
32.5%
Not needed - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
13.2%
It costs too much - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
10.3%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat living room
Year 2018
12.9%
Main type of heating in bedroom
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Heat pump
% of people within group
Year 2018
22.5%
Electric heater
% of people within group
Year 2018
43.7%
Portable gas heater
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.2%
Enclosed wood burner
% of people within group
Year 2018
22.6%
Other
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.0%
Heat pump - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.7%
Electric heater - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.6%
Portable gas heater - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.1%
Enclosed wood burner - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.3%
Other - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.0%
Number of nights bedroom heated in winter
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Every night
% of people within group
Year 2018
12.2%
Most nights
% of people within group
Year 2018
12.5%
Some nights
% of people within group
Year 2018
14.1%
Hardly ever
% of people within group
Year 2018
11.8%
Never
% of people within group
Year 2018
49.3%
Every night - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.8%
Most nights - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.9%
Some nights - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
Hardly ever - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.2%
Never - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.9%
Main reasons for not heating bedroom
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Not needed
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
39.0%
It costs too much
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
11.3%
No heating available
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
5.5%
Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
26.1%
Use heat source from other room
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
25.1%
Other
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
2.3%
Not needed - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
6.5%
It costs too much - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
4.0%
No heating available - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
3.4%
Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
6.0%
Use heat source from other room - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
6.5%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat bedroom
Year 2018
1.7%
Number of nights youngest child in household's bedroom heated in winter
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Every night
% of people with children
Year 2018
41.8%
Most nights
% of people with children
Year 2018
21.7%
Some nights
% of people with children
Year 2018
6.8%
Hardly ever
% of people with children
Year 2018
6.4%
Never
% of people with children
Year 2018
21.3%
Youngest child not there in winter
% of people with children
Year 2018
2.0%
Every night - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
10.3%
Most nights - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
9.7%
Some nights - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
4.4%
Hardly ever - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
4.0%
Never - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
7.0%
Youngest child not there in winter - Sampling error
% of people with children
Year 2018
2.3%
Main reasons for not heating youngest child's bedroom
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Not needed
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
41.0%
It costs too much
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
9.4%
Safety
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
suppressed
Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
28.4%
Use heat source from other room
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
16.4%
Other
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
16.4%
Not needed - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
16.4%
It costs too much - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
6.7%
Safety - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
not applicable
Use other type of heating - e.g. electric blanket - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
17.2%
Use heat source from other room - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
10.4%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who did not heat child's bedroom
Year 2018
11.7%
House is mouldy
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
42.9%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
57.1%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.6%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.6%
If mould is present, is it larger than an A4 sheet of paper
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes - always
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
21.0%
Yes - sometimes
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
28.7%
No
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
50.3%
Yes - always - Sampling error
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
8.3%
Yes - sometimes - Sampling error
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
8.4%
No - Sampling error
% of people who reported mould in their house
Year 2018
13.6%
House or flat is damp
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes - always
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.7%
Yes - sometimes
% of people within group
Year 2018
33.0%
Not damp
% of people within group
Year 2018
62.4%
Yes - always - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.3%
Yes - sometimes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Not damp - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.4%
In the last seven days, after showering or bathing, how often was the bathroom aired out
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Every time
% of people within group
Year 2018
88.0%
Most times
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.1%
Sometimes
% of people within group
Year 2018
suppressed
Hardly ever/never
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.4%
Every time - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.4%
Most times - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.2%
Sometimes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
not applicable
Hardly ever/never - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
0.9%
In the last seven days, during or after cooking, how often was the kitchen aired out
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Every time
% of people within group
Year 2018
66.4%
Most times
% of people within group
Year 2018
22.9%
Sometimes
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.5%
Hardly ever/never
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.5%
Haven't cooked in last week
% of people within group
Year 2018
suppressed
Every time - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Most times - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.8%
Sometimes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.7%
Hardly ever/never - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.1%
Haven't cooked in last week - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
not applicable
In the last seven days, how many days was the bedroom aired out
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.4%
1 to 3
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.5%
4 to 6
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.9%
7
% of people within group
Year 2018
76.2%
0 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.0%
1 to 3 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.5%
4 to 6 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.9%
7 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.3%
Main reasons for not ventilating bedroom
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Weather
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
43.6%
Not home
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
31.2%
Safety
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
23.4%
Other reasons
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
14.0%
Weather - Sampling error
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
13.4%
Not home - Sampling error
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
14.3%
Safety - Sampling error
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
10.6%
Other reasons - Sampling error
% of people who did not ventilate bedroom
Year 2018
7.7%
Level of repairs needed on house or flat
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
No repairs needed
% of people within group
Year 2018
26.9%
Minor
% of people within group
Year 2018
50.0%
Moderate
% of people within group
Year 2018
15.8%
Major
% of people within group
Year 2018
7.3%
No repairs needed - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.3%
Minor - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Moderate - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
Major - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.4%
Reasons for not repairing house or flat (for homeowners)
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
It costs too much
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
55.0%
It takes too much time
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
25.4%
Other reasons
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
29.8%
It costs too much - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
15.6%
It takes too much time - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
14.5%
Other reasons - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
13.6%
Reasons for not repairing house or flat (for renters)
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Have not contacted the landlord yet
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
8.3%
Landlord has not done the work yet
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
64.2%
Landlord is not willing to do the work
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
19.9%
Other reasons
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
18.4%
Have not contacted the landlord yet - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
8.3%
Landlord has not done the work yet - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
13.8%
Landlord is not willing to do the work - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
16.8%
Other reasons - Sampling error
% of people who did not repair house or flat
Year 2018
13.4%
Type of outdoor area house or flat has
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
No outdoor area
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.0%
Balcony/deck only
% of people within group
Year 2018
8.4%
Own garden
% of people within group
Year 2018
84.9%
Shared outdoor area
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.1%
Other
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.7%
No outdoor area - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.8%
Balcony/deck only - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.6%
Own garden - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.6%
Shared outdoor area - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.6%
Other - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.3%
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
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.5%
7
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.1%
8
% of population within group
Year 2018
27.1%
9
% of population within group
Year 2018
15.6%
10
% of population within group
Year 2018
20.7%
0 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
7 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.5%
8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.3%
9 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.4%
10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Amount of time people feel lonely
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
None of the time
% of population within group
Year 2018
56.8%
A little of the time
% of population within group
Year 2018
25.3%
Some of the time
% of population within group
Year 2018
13.2%
Most/all of the time
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.7%
None of the time - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
6.3%
A little of the time - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Some of the time - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.5%
Most/all of the time - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.0%
People's feeling of whether their life is worthwhile, self-rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
12.8%
7
% of population within group
Year 2018
15.4%
8
% of population within group
Year 2018
26.1%
9
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.8%
10
% of population within group
Year 2018
27.0%
0 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
7 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.0%
8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
9 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.1%
10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Self-assessed adequacy of income
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Not enough money
% of population within group
Year 2018
6.5%
Only just enough money
% of population within group
Year 2018
27.7%
Enough money
% of population within group
Year 2018
48.8%
More than enough money
% of population within group
Year 2018
17.0%
Not enough money - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
2.7%
Only just enough money - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.4%
Enough money - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
More than enough money - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.6%
Wellbeing of families,self-rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.5%
7
% of population within group
Year 2018
19.4%
8
% of population within group
Year 2018
26.3%
9
% of population within group
Year 2018
17.4%
10
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.4%
0 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.6%
7 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.9%
9 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.7%
Generalised level of trust for people as self-rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
12.8%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
26.0%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
49.6%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
11.6%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
2.9%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.7%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
6.0%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.9%
People who have experienced discrimination
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Experienced discrimination
% of population within group
Year 2018
23.8%
Experienced discrimination - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.5%
People who find it easy or very easy to express their identify
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very easy/easy
% of population within group
Year 2018
82.8%
Very easy/easy - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
People who are comfortable or very comfortable with others who have disabilities or long-term health conditions
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
82.9%
Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.0%
People who are comfortable or very comfortable people who are of a different ethnicity to them
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
85.6%
Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.2%
People who are comfortable or very comfortable with other people speaking different languages
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
80.6%
Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
People who are comfortable or very comfortable with other people who have mental illnesses
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
55.5%
Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.8%
People who are comfortable or very comfortable with others who have different religions to them
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
83.9%
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 sexual orientations to them
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very comfortable/comfortable
% of population within group
Year 2018
81.4%
Very comfortable/comfortable - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.0%
Effect fear of crime has on people's lives, self-rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
79.2%
7
% of population within group
Year 2018
7.5%
8
% of population within group
Year 2018
8.4%
9
% of population within group
Year 2018
suppressed
10
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.3%
0 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.0%
7 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.1%
8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.5%
9 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
not applicable
10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
2.3%
People who feel safe or very safe at home at night
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very safe/safe
% of population within group
Year 2018
81.0%
Very safe/safe - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.2%
People who feel safe or very safe making online transactions
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very safe/safe
% of population within group
Year 2018
66.8%
Very safe/safe - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.3%
People who feel safe or very safe waiting for public transport
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very safe/safe
% of population within group
Year 2018
31.9%
Very safe/safe - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
7.7%
Self-rated general health
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Excellent
% of population within group
Year 2018
12.5%
Very good
% of population within group
Year 2018
37.0%
Good
% of population within group
Year 2018
32.5%
Fair/poor
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.0%
Excellent - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.1%
Very good - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Good - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.7%
Fair/poor - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.8%
Amount of social contact people had with family
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Had face-to-face contact with family at least once a week
% of population within group
Year 2018
69.5%
Had non-face-to-face contact with family at least once a week
% of population within group
Year 2018
80.8%
Had face-to-face contact with family at least once a week - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.5%
Had non-face-to-face contact with family at least once a week - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.9%
Amount of social contact people had with friends
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Had face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week
% of population within group
Year 2018
74.8%
Had non-face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week
% of population within group
Year 2018
74.8%
Had face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.7%
Had non-face-to-face contact with friends at least once a week - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.6%
Trust people hold for the courts, rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
16.9%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
22.0%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
36.7%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
24.4%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.7%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.1%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.0%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
Trust people hold for the education system, rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
14.2%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
24.5%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
43.0%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
18.3%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.9%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.7%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.9%
Trust people hold for the health system, rated on scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
19.3%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
25.6%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
33.7%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
21.3%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.2%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.4%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.3%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.6%
Trust people hold for media, rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
43.9%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
32.9%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
17.9%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.3%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
6.0%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.4%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
2.9%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.3%
Trust people hold for Parliament, rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
22.7%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
40.1%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
27.5%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
9.7%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.9%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.4%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.9%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.7%
Trust people hold for the Police, rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of population within group
Year 2018
7.1%
5 to 6
% of population within group
Year 2018
14.4%
7 to 8
% of population within group
Year 2018
36.2%
9 to 10
% of population within group
Year 2018
42.3%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
2.6%
5 to 6 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
3.7%
7 to 8 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
4.4%
9 to 10 - Sampling error
% of population within group
Year 2018
5.1%
Sense of connection with people in neighbourhood, rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of people within group
Year 2018
28.7%
5
% of people within group
Year 2018
16.0%
6
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.3%
7
% of people within group
Year 2018
14.9%
8
% of people within group
Year 2018
13.1%
9
% of people within group
Year 2018
7.1%
10
% of people within group
Year 2018
10.9%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.3%
5 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.0%
6 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.5%
7 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.7%
8 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.7%
9 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.6%
10 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.7%
Neighbourhood attractiveness (buildings, roads, pathways, parks, green spaces etc), rated on a scale of 1-10
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
0 to 4
% of people within group
Year 2018
7.5%
5
% of people within group
Year 2018
13.9%
6
% of people within group
Year 2018
12.2%
7
% of people within group
Year 2018
16.3%
8
% of people within group
Year 2018
26.3%
9
% of people within group
Year 2018
8.9%
10
% of people within group
Year 2018
14.8%
0 to 4 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.8%
5 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.9%
6 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.0%
7 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.1%
8 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.4%
9 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.5%
10 - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.5%
Ease of getting to doctor
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
43.8%
Easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
40.5%
Neither
% of people within group
Year 2018
12.7%
Difficult/very difficult
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.0%
Very easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.2%
Easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.8%
Neither - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.1%
Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.6%
Main reason(s) for difficulty getting to doctor
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Too far
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
73.8%
Other
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
28.8%
Too far - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
25.0%
Other - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
25.8%
Ease of using public transport
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
34.5%
Easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
20.8%
Neither
% of people within group
Year 2018
14.9%
Difficult/very difficult
% of people within group
Year 2018
29.9%
Very easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
9.1%
Easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
Neither - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.7%
Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.7%
Main reason(s) for difficulty using public transport
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Too far
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
55.3%
Hours
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
9.4%
No public transport available
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
30.9%
Other
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
13.1%
Too far - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
11.8%
Hours - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
5.8%
No public transport available - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
12.3%
Other - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
8.1%
Ease of getting to nearest supermarket or dairy
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
64.5%
Easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
25.9%
Neither
% of people within group
Year 2018
7.8%
Difficult/very difficult
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.8%
Very easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.0%
Easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.5%
Neither - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.3%
Difficult/very difficult - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.7%
Main reason(s) for difficulty getting to nearest supermarket or dairy
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Too far
% of people who had difficulty
Year 2018
80.3%
Other
% of people who had difficulty
Year 2018
37.5%
Too far - Sampling error
% of people who had difficulty
Year 2018
16.9%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who had difficulty
Year 2018
42.9%
Ease of getting to your nearest park or green space
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Very easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
68.7%
Easy
% of people within group
Year 2018
27.9%
Neither
% of people within group
Year 2018
2.6%
Difficult/very difficult
% of people within group
Year 2018
0.7%
Very easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
7.0%
Easy - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
6.4%
Neither - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
1.7%
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
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Too far
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
suppressed
Other
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
suppressed
Too far - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
not applicable
Other - Sampling error
% people who had difficulty
Year 2018
not applicable
Household environmental practices
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Compost green waste such as food scraps
% of people within group
Year 2018
55.7%
Recycle packaging such as cans, bottles, or plastic
% of people within group
Year 2018
93.5%
Take reusable bags to go shopping
% of people within group
Year 2018
82.0%
Compost green waste such as food scraps - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.5%
Recycle packaging such as cans, bottles, or plastic - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
3.1%
Take reusable bags to go shopping - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.0%
Involvement in environmental projects
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
26.1%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
73.9%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.9%
Thinks there's an issue with air pollution in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
59.4%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
40.6%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.7%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.7%
Main perceived cause of issues with air pollution in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Household waste
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.2%
Motor vehicles and transport
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
41.4%
Industrial activities
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
35.7%
Farming activities
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
5.7%
Urban development
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.3%
Other
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
10.7%
Household waste - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.6%
Motor vehicles and transport - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
7.2%
Industrial activities - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.1%
Farming activities - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.1%
Urban development - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.1%
Other - Sampling error
% people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.9%
Thinks there's an issue with changes in weather patterns in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
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
5.2%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.2%
Main percevied cause of issue with changes in weather patterns in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Motor vehicles and transport
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
12.0%
Industrial activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
36.7%
Forestry and deforestation
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
17.1%
Urban development
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
11.5%
Climate change/global warming
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
10.3%
Other
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
12.4%
Motor vehicles and transport - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
5.2%
Industrial activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
7.1%
Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
5.5%
Urban development - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.5%
Climate change/global warming - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.5%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.6%
Thinks there's an issue with plant and animal life becoming endangered or extinct in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
84.5%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
15.5%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.2%
Main perceived cause of issue with plant and animal life becoming endangered or extinct in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Industrial activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
5.8%
Farming activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.2%
Forestry and deforestation
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
28.3%
Urban development
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
18.1%
Pests and weeds
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
27.1%
Other
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
16.5%
Industrial activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.5%
Farming activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.1%
Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
5.9%
Urban development - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.4%
Pests and weeds - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.3%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.7%
Thinks there's an issue with the state of rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and aquatic life in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
88.9%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
11.1%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.5%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
4.5%
Main perceived cause of issues with the state of rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and aquatic life in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Household waste
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.9%
Industrial activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.0%
Farming activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
43.2%
Forestry and deforestation
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.1%
Urban development
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.0%
Pest and weeds
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.5%
Sewage and stormwater discharges
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
22.9%
Other
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.4%
Household waste - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.5%
Industrial activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.7%
Farming activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
8.0%
Forestry and deforestation - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.9%
Urban development - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
1.8%
Pest and weeds - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.0%
Sewage and stormwater discharges - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.2%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.4%
Thinks there's an issue with the state of the oceans and sea life in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Yes
% of people within group
Year 2018
84.6%
No
% of people within group
Year 2018
15.4%
Yes - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.0%
No - Sampling error
% of people within group
Year 2018
5.0%
Main perceived cause of issues with the state of the oceans and sea life in New Zealand
Gisborne — Gisborne, Hawke's Bay
Source
Household waste
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
29.1%
Industrial activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.0%
Farming activities
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.1%
Commercial and recreational fishing
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
21.6%
Urban development
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
1.9%
Sewage and stormwater discharges
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
30.6%
Other
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
7.6%
Household waste - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
6.7%
Industrial activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.0%
Farming activities - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
2.0%
Commercial and recreational fishing - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
4.9%
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
5.1%
Other - Sampling error
% of people who think there is an issue
Year 2018
3.2%
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Children aged 6 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
85.5%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
73.3%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
79.3%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
76.9%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
57.6%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 8 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
92.3%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
84.5%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
90.5%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
86.6%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
80.2%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 12 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
92.3%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
90.5%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
97.6%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
86.3%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
85.2%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 18 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
83.3%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
83.9%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
81.4%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
67.7%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
62.0%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 24 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
78.9%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
88.3%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
88.5%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
87.9%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
81.7%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 5 years — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by deprivation
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Least deprived (Quintile 1)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
92.1%
Quintile 2
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
86.4%
Quintile 3
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
88.5%
Quintile 4
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
91.2%
Most deprived (Quintile 5)
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
87.4%
Deprivation level unknown
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
suppressed
Children aged 6 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
82.1%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
58.3%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
76.2%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
96.0%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
78.3%
Children aged 8 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
88.3%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
80.5%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
95.8%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
100.0%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
82.6%
Children aged 12 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
92.9%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
85.8%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
90.0%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
100.0%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
78.6%
Children aged 18 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
83.8%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
63.6%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
76.5%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
83.3%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
59.3%
Children aged 24 months — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
87.8%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
83.6%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
100.0%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
94.7%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
51.6%
Children aged 5 years — Proportion of eligible children who have completed age-appropriate immunisation by ethnicity
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
New Zealand European
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
91.4%
Māori
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
89.1%
Pacific Peoples
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
90.0%
Asian
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
100.0%
Other
% of children within group
Year ended June 2019
48.1%
Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Māori
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
293
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
117
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
39.9%
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
785
Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child
Number of teeth
Year 2017
2.68
Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Other
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
175
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
105
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
60.0%
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
133
Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child
Number of teeth
Year 2017
0.76
Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking fluoridated water — Pacific
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
0
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
0
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
not applicable
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
0
Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child
Number of teeth
Year 2017
not applicable
Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking non-fluoridated water — Māori
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
100
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
41
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
41.0%
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
387
Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child
Number of teeth
Year 2017
3.87
Dental health for 5-year-old children drinking non-fluoridated water — Other
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
52
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
41
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
78.9%
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
69
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
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Number of children examined
Number of children
Year 2017
0
Number of children without cavities
Number of children
Year 2017
0
Percentage of children without cavities
% of children
Year 2017
not applicable
Number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth
Number of teeth
Year 2017
0
Mean number of decayed, missing, and filled teeth per child
Number of teeth
Year 2017
not applicable
Patients discharged after acute surgery
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Cardiothoracic
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
27
Ear, nose and throat
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
95
General surgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
1,399
Gynaecology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
105
Neurosurgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
18
Ophthalmology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
26
Orthopaedics
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
667
Paediatric surgical
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
9
Plastic and burns
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
53
Urology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
25
Vascular surgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
20
Patients discharged after elective surgery
Gisborne — Tairawhiti
Source
Cardiothoracic
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
29
Ear, nose and throat
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
366
General surgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
578
Gynaecology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
251
Neurosurgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
18
Ophthalmology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
205
Orthopaedics
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
279
Paediatric surgical
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
41
Plastic and burns
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
48
Urology
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
81
Vascular surgery
Number of discharges
Year ended June 2018
23
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
Gisborne
Source
Including Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
472
Excluding Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
406
Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
66
Teacher Headcount in State and State Integrated Schools — Secondary
Gisborne
Source
Including Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
478
Excluding Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
411
Day Relief
Number of people
Year 2018
67
Home schooled students
Gisborne
Source
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
70
Apprentices
Gisborne
Source
Number of people
Number of people
Year 2018
430
Apprentices in the New Zealand Apprenticeships scheme
Gisborne
Source
Number of people
Number of people
Year 2018
395
Trainees
Gisborne
Source
Number of people
Number of people
Year 2018
1,480
Total schools in this area
Gisborne
Source
Number of schools
Year as at 1 July 2018
51
Percentage of children starting school with prior participation in early childhood education
Gisborne
Source
European/Pākehā
% of children starting school
Year ended in month 2018-09
97.3%
Māori
% of children starting school
Year ended in month 2018-09
95.3%
Pacific
% of children starting school
Year ended in month 2018-09
93.5%
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
96.1%
Student roll in primary and secondary schools
Gisborne
Source
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
9,372
Student attendance
Gisborne
Source
% of students attending regularly
Year 2018
51.9%
Lateness to classes of more than 10 minutes
Gisborne
Source
Classes attended to which students arrived late
% of classes
Year 2016
1.6%
Student half-days
Gisborne
Source
Students were present
% of student half-days
Year 2016
87.5%
Students had justified absences
% of student half-days
Year 2016
5.9%
Students had unjustified absences
% of student half-days
Year 2016
6.6%
Students who changed school twice or more between 1 March and 1 November
Gisborne
Source
Number of students
Number of students
Year 2018
138
Number of school leavers in tertiary during first year after leaving school
Gisborne
Source
Bachelor degree and above
Number of people
Year 2017
121
Level 4-7 certificate and diploma
Number of people
Year 2017
114
Level 1-3 certificate
Number of people
Year 2017
163
No qualification
Number of people
Year 2017
328
Students involved with the Ongoing Resourcing Scheme
Gisborne
Source
High Need
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
86
Very High Need
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
38
Extended scheme for older students who previously were excluded
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
1
Students taught some or all subjects in Māori at least 50% of time — Māori students
Gisborne
Source
81-100% Māori language immersion (20-25 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
1,036
51-80% Māori language immersion (12.5-20 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
190
Students taught some or all subjects in Māori at least 50% of time — Non-Māori students
Gisborne
Source
81-100% Māori language immersion (20-25 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
4
51-80% Māori language immersion (12.5-20 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
14
Students learning Māori as a language subject — Māori students
Gisborne
Source
31-50% Māori language immersion (7.5-12.5 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
608
12-30% Māori language immersion (3-7.5 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
341
Students learn Māori as a subject for at least 3 hours a week
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
467
Students learn Māori as a subject for less than 3 hours a week
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
420
Students learning Māori as a language subject — Non-Māori students
Gisborne
Source
31-50% Māori language immersion (7.5-12.5 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
90
12-30% Māori language immersion (3-7.5 hours a week)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
80
Students learn Māori as a subject for at least 3 hours a week
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
104
Students learn Māori as a subject for less than 3 hours a week
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
284
Students do not learn Māori — Māori students
Gisborne
Source
Taha Māori - Students learn Māori songs, greetings, simple words)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
2,109
Students do not learn Māori — Non-Māori students
Gisborne
Source
Taha Māori - Students learn Māori songs, greetings, simple words)
Number of students
Year as at 1 July 2018
1,857
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+)
Gisborne
Source
Employed Full-time
Number of people
Census Year 2013
13,695
Employed Part-time
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,461
Unemployed
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,875
Not in the Labour Force
Number of people
Census Year 2013
10,749
Work and Labour Force Status Unidentifiable
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,148
Occupation for people who live in area (ANZSCO major group, age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Managers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,817
Professionals
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,258
Technicians and Trades Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,893
Community and Personal Service Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,518
Clerical and Administrative Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,842
Sales Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,260
Machinery Operators and Drivers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,170
Labourers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,336
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,056
Occupation for people who work in area (ANZSCO major group, age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Managers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,691
Professionals
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,162
Technicians and Trades Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,686
Community and Personal Service Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,395
Clerical and Administrative Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,779
Sales Workers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,251
Machinery Operators and Drivers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
975
Labourers
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,862
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
477
Employment type for people who are employed (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Paid Employee
Number of people
Census Year 2013
14,235
Employer
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,308
Self-Employed and Without Employees
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,620
Unpaid Family Worker
Number of people
Census Year 2013
513
Not Stated
Number of people
Census Year 2001
627
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
480
Hours worked per week for people who live in area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
1-9 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,005
10-19 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,254
20-29 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,731
30-39 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,583
40-49 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6,657
50-59 Hours Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,989
60 Hours or More Worked
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,773
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,161
Main means of travel to work for people who live in area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Worked at Home
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,701
Did Not Go to Work Today
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,755
Drove a Private Car Truck or Van
Number of people
Census Year 2013
8,787
Drove a Company Car Truck or Van
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,199
Passenger in a Car Truck Van or Company Bus
Number of people
Census Year 2013
975
Public Bus
Number of people
Census Year 2013
63
Train
Number of people
Census Year 2013
6
Motor Cycle or Power Cycle
Number of people
Census Year 2013
270
Bicycle
Number of people
Census Year 2013
504
Walked or Jogged
Number of people
Census Year 2013
813
Other
Number of people
Census Year 2013
147
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
933
Main means of travel to work for people who work in area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
Worked at Home
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,641
Did Not Go to Work Today
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,557
Drove a Private Car Truck or Van
Number of people
Census Year 2013
8,166
Drove a Company Car Truck or Van
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,920
Passenger in a Car Truck Van or Company Bus
Number of people
Census Year 2013
834
Public Bus
Number of people
Census Year 2013
57
Train
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3
Motor Cycle or Power Cycle
Number of people
Census Year 2013
264
Bicycle
Number of people
Census Year 2013
465
Walked or Jogged
Number of people
Census Year 2013
756
Other
Number of people
Census Year 2013
114
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
504
Unpaid activities for people who live in the area (Age 15+)
Gisborne
Source
No Activities
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,330
Household Work Cooking Repairs Gardening etc for Own Household
Number of people
Census Year 2013
24,210
Looking After a Child Who is a Member of Own Household
Number of people
Census Year 2013
10,188
Looking After a Member of Own Household Who is Ill or Has a Disability
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,916
Looking After a Child Who Does Not Live in Own Household
Number of people
Census Year 2013
5,814
Helping Someone Who is Ill or Has a Disability Who Does Not Live in Own Household
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,291
Other Helping or Voluntary Work for or Through Any Organisation Group or Marae
Number of people
Census Year 2013
5,598
Not Elsewhere Included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
4,452
Number of companies gained due to opening of businesses, including branches
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
75
Mining
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2016
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
6
Construction
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
39
Wholesale trade
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
6
Retail trade
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
21
Accommodation and food services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
27
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
18
Information media and telecommunications
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
6
Financial and insurance services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
18
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
84
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
24
Administrative and support services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
18
Public administration and safety
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
3
Education and training
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
12
Health care and social assistance
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
15
Arts and recreation services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
9
Other services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
27
Number of companies lost due to closure of businesses, including branches
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
123
Mining
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2013
3
Manufacturing
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
15
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
3
Construction
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
45
Wholesale trade
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
6
Retail trade
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
24
Accommodation and food services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
24
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
18
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
9
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
90
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
33
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
15
Education and training
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
12
Health care and social assistance
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
21
Arts and recreation services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
9
Other services
Number of geographic units
Year ended February 2018
21
Number of employees gained due to opening of businesses, including branches
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
170
Mining
Number of employees
Year ended February 2016
0
Manufacturing
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
6
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
3
Construction
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
65
Wholesale trade
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
18
Retail trade
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
25
Accommodation and food services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
90
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
25
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
3
Administrative and support services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
6
Public administration and safety
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
0
Education and training
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
21
Health care and social assistance
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
12
Arts and recreation services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
3
Other services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
18
Number of employees lost due to closure of businesses, including branches
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
310
Mining
Number of employees
Year ended February 2013
9
Manufacturing
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
0
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
12
Construction
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
25
Wholesale trade
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
0
Retail trade
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
15
Accommodation and food services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
45
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
30
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
3
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
35
Administrative and support services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
0
Public administration and safety
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
200
Education and training
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
6
Health care and social assistance
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
3
Arts and recreation services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
9
Other services
Number of employees
Year ended February 2018
9
Number of companies, including branches, in each industry
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
1,374
Mining
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
6
Manufacturing
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
144
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
438
Wholesale trade
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
129
Retail trade
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
279
Accommodation and food services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
180
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
156
Information media and telecommunications
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
27
Financial and insurance services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
243
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
954
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
231
Administrative and support services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
102
Public administration and safety
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
51
Education and training
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
165
Health care and social assistance
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
192
Arts and recreation services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
84
Other services
Number of geographic units
Year as at February 2018
225
Number of people employed by companies located in this area, excluding self-employment and working proprietors
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
4,700
Mining
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
25
Manufacturing
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
2,150
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
55
Construction
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
1,300
Wholesale trade
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
560
Retail trade
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
1,750
Accommodation and food services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
1,100
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
780
Information media and telecommunications
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
280
Financial and insurance services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
180
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
310
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
1,050
Administrative and support services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
850
Public administration and safety
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
810
Education and training
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
2,050
Health care and social assistance
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
2,650
Arts and recreation services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
240
Other services
Number of employees
Year as at February 2018
570
Number of people age 15+ who live in this area and work in each industry, including self-employment and working proprietors
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
3,120
Mining
Number of people
Census Year 2013
18
Manufacturing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,605
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
60
Construction
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,287
Wholesale trade
Number of people
Census Year 2013
456
Retail trade
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,527
Accommodation and food services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
804
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
708
Information media and telecommunications
Number of people
Census Year 2013
198
Financial and insurance services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
237
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
327
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
819
Administrative and support services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
513
Public administration and safety
Number of people
Census Year 2013
708
Education and training
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,833
Health care and social assistance
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,151
Arts and recreation services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
231
Other services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
672
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
879
Number of people age 15+ who work in this area in each industry, including self-employment and working proprietors
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,778
Mining
Number of people
Census Year 2013
21
Manufacturing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,512
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
54
Construction
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,050
Wholesale trade
Number of people
Census Year 2013
423
Retail trade
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,509
Accommodation and food services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
795
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of people
Census Year 2013
567
Information media and telecommunications
Number of people
Census Year 2013
174
Financial and insurance services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
222
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
312
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
795
Administrative and support services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
453
Public administration and safety
Number of people
Census Year 2013
651
Education and training
Number of people
Census Year 2013
1,812
Health care and social assistance
Number of people
Census Year 2013
2,046
Arts and recreation services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
219
Other services
Number of people
Census Year 2013
654
Not elsewhere included
Number of people
Census Year 2013
231
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
Gisborne
Source
Soft tissue injury
Number of claims
Year 2018
228
Fracture/dislocation
Number of claims
Year 2018
54
Laceration, puncture, sting
Number of claims
Year 2018
42
Hernia
Number of claims
Year 2018
3
Gradual onset: Local inflammation
Number of claims
Year 2018
6
Burns (burn, scald, corrosive injury)
Number of claims
Year 2018
6
Gradual onset: Compression syndrome
Number of claims
Year 2010
9
Other and undefined
Number of claims
Year 2018
15
Gradual onset: Pain syndromes
Number of claims
Year 2018
6
Amputation
Number of claims
Year 2013
3
Concussion
Number of claims
Year 2011
6
Work-related injuries causing more than a week off work
Gisborne
Source
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Number of claims
Year 2018
117
Manufacturing
Number of claims
Year 2018
57
Electricity, gas, water and waste services
Number of claims
Year 2013
3
Construction
Number of claims
Year 2018
39
Wholesale trade
Number of claims
Year 2018
15
Retail trade
Number of claims
Year 2018
24
Accommodation and food services
Number of claims
Year 2017
12
Transport, postal and warehousing
Number of claims
Year 2018
45
Rental, hiring and real estate services
Number of claims
Year 2012
3
Professional, scientific and technical services
Number of claims
Year 2018
6
Administrative and support services
Number of claims
Year 2010
6
Public administration and safety
Number of claims
Year 2017
6
Education and training
Number of claims
Year 2018
6
Health care and social assistance
Number of claims
Year 2018
21
Arts and recreation services
Number of claims
Year 2011
6
Other services
Number of claims
Year 2018
9
Not elsewhere included
Number of claims
Year 2018
18
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
Gisborne
Source
Fatal and injury crashes
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
121
Transport injuries and fatalities in road crashes
Gisborne
Source
Fatal injuries
Number of people
Year ended December 2016
4
Serious injuries
Number of people
Year ended December 2016
41
Minor injuries
Number of people
Year ended December 2016
113
Crashes involving motorcyclists
Gisborne
Source
Injury
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
10
Fatal
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
0
Crashes involving pedal cyclists
Gisborne
Source
Injury
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
11
Fatal
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
0
Crashes involving pedestrians
Gisborne
Source
Injury
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
9
Fatal
Number of crashes
Year ended December 2016
0
Vehicle registrations
Gisborne
Source
Agricultural Machine
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
42
ATV
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
120
Bus
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
341
Goods Van/Truck/Utility
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
10,540
High Speed Agricultural Vehicle
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
2
Mobile Machine
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
240
Moped
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
433
Motor Caravan
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
363
Motorcycle
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
1,096
Passenger Car/Van
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
27,764
Special Purpose Vehicle
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
44
Tractor
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
800
Trailer Not Designed For Highway Use
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
26
Trailer/Caravan
Number of vehicles
Year as at 31 December 2018
9,601
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
Gisborne
Source
Number of venues
Quarter 2019 Q1
12
Total number of machines operating in approved venues
Gisborne
Source
Number of machines
Quarter 2019 Q1
180
Percentage of total NZ sites that are located in this area
Gisborne
Source
% of venues
Quarter 2019 Q1
1.1%
Percentage of total NZ machines that are located in this area
Gisborne
Source
% of machines
Quarter 2019 Q1
1.2%
Gaming Machine Proceeds
Gisborne
Source
NZD
Quarter 2019 Q2
$2,853,587.22
Percentage of total NZ % Gaming Machine Proceeds made in this area
Gisborne
Source
%
Quarter 2019 Q2
1.2%
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
Gisborne
Source
New claims
Number of new claims
Year ended June 2018
224
Cost of claims for dog-related injuries received in year (excl. GST)
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$80,585.32
Total cost of claims for all dog-related injuries ever received, up until date (excl. GST)
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$95,754.16
Registered dogs — De-sexed dogs
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1,041
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
478
Beagle
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3
Bichon Frise
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Boxer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
6
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
11
Chihuahua, Long Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Chihuahua, Smooth Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
7
Collie, Bearded
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1
Collie, Border
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
13
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
4
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
5
Heading
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
10
Huntaway
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Maltese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
10
Perro de Presa Canario
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Poodle, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2
Poodle, Toy
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3
Retriever, Golden
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
5
Retriever, Labrador
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
64
Rottweiler
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
9
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
6
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Shih Tzu
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
12
Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Spaniel, Cocker
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
7
Spaniel, English Springer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Terrier, American Pit Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
26
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
51
Terrier, Jack Russell
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
29
Terrier, Staffordshire Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
11
Terrier, West Highland White
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2
Tosa, Japanese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Other pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
133
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
563
Registered dogs — Dogs classified as dangerous
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
5
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
1
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
0
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
4
Registered dogs — Dogs classified as menacing
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
197
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
68
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
1
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2
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
2
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1
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
3
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1
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
35
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
4
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
18
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
129
Registered dogs — Female dogs
Gisborne
Source
Bichon Frise
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
17
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
4,743
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3,234
Beagle
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Boxer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
24
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
35
Chihuahua, Long Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
13
Chihuahua, Smooth Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Collie, Bearded
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
9
Collie, Border
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
60
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Collie, Smooth
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Dogo Argentino
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Maltese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
29
Greyhound
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3
Heading
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
725
Huntaway
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
881
Perro de Presa Canario
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Poodle, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
14
Poodle, Toy
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
15
Retriever, Golden
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Retriever, Labrador
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
280
Rottweiler
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
51
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
30
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
51
Shih Tzu
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
21
Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
26
Spaniel, Cocker
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
15
Spaniel, English Springer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
7
Terrier, American Pit Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
207
Terrier, Jack Russell
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
123
Terrier, Staffordshire Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
50
Terrier, West Highland White
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Tosa, Japanese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Other pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
481
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1,509
Registered dogs — Male dogs
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
5,003
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3,468
Beagle
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Bichon Frise
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Boxer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
28
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
44
Chihuahua, Long Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
14
Chihuahua, Smooth Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
11
Collie, Bearded
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
6
Collie, Border
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
68
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
6
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
8
Heading
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
788
Huntaway
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1,186
Maltese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Perro de Presa Canario
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Poodle, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
7
Poodle, Toy
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
5
Retriever, Golden
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
29
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
67
Retriever, Labrador
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
276
Rottweiler
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
47
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
10
Shih Tzu
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
17
Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Spaniel, Cocker
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
12
Spaniel, English Springer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
12
Terrier, American Pit Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
147
Terrier, Jack Russell
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
110
Terrier, Staffordshire Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
44
Terrier, West Highland White
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
4
Tosa, Japanese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Other pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
440
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
1,535
Registered dogs — Micro-chipped dogs
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
4,844
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2,527
Beagle
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
15
Bichon Frise
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
32
Boxer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
40
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
51
Chihuahua, Long Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
23
Chihuahua, Smooth Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Collie, Bearded
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Collie, Border
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
94
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
13
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
9
Heading
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
39
Huntaway
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
42
Maltese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
43
Perro de Presa Canario
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Poodle, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
18
Poodle, Toy
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Retriever, Golden
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
37
Retriever, Labrador
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
449
Rottweiler
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
77
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
35
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
108
Shih Tzu
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
33
Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
30
Spaniel, Cocker
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
24
Spaniel, English Springer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
15
Terrier, American Pit Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
32
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
245
Terrier, Jack Russell
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
170
Terrier, Staffordshire Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
84
Terrier, West Highland White
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
8
Tosa, Japanese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Other pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
720
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2,317
Registered dogs — Total registered dogs
Gisborne
Source
All pure and cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
9,746
All pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
6,702
Beagle
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
16
Bichon Frise
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
36
Boxer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
52
Brazilian Fila
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Cattle, Australian
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
79
Chihuahua, Long Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
27
Chihuahua, Smooth Coat
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Collie, Bearded
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
15
Collie, Border
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
128
Collie, Rough
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
14
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
1,513
Huntaway
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
2,067
Maltese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
48
Perro de Presa Canario
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Poodle, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
21
Poodle, Toy
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
20
Retriever, Golden
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
48
Retriever, Labrador
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
556
Rottweiler
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
98
Schnauzer, Miniature
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
40
Shepherd, German
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
118
Shih Tzu
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
38
Spaniel, Cavalier King Charles
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
42
Spaniel, Cocker
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
27
Spaniel, English Springer
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
19
Terrier, American Pit Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
35
Terrier, Fox (Smooth)
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
354
Terrier, Jack Russell
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
233
Terrier, Staffordshire Bull
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
94
Terrier, West Highland White
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
12
Tosa, Japanese
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
0
Other pure breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
921
All cross breeds
Number of dogs
Year ended June 2019
3,044
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
Gisborne
Source
Under 5 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
192
Between 5-9 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
111
Between 10-19 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
111
Between 20-39 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
99
Between 40-59 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
42
Between 60-79 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
39
Between 80-99 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
27
Between 100-199 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
54
Between 200-399 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
108
Between 400-599 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
87
Between 600-799 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
60
Between 800-999 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
39
Between 1,000-1,999 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
78
Between 2,000-3,999 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
33
Over 4,000 hectares
Number of farms
Year as at 30 June 2017
18
Cultivation and direct drilling
Gisborne
Source
Full cultivation
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
8,168.6
Reduced cultivation
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
2,369.3
Land area direct drilled
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
1,954.9
Farm practices - Burning
Gisborne
Source
Burning of crop residue from wheat, barley and other grains
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
0
Burning of other crop residue
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
1.5
Burning of tussock
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
0
Burning of other standing vegetation
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
93.8
Farm practices - Fertiliser
Gisborne
Source
Urease inhibitor coated urea
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
1,325.2
Urea
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
4,206.6
Diammonium phosphate (DAP)
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
3,444.3
Ammonium sulphate (SOA)
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
1,689.2
Superphosphate
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
32,518.1
Potassium chloride (muriate of potash) and/or potassium sulphate
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
2,347.5
Dolomite (from all sources)
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
42.3
Lime (from all sources)
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
5,729.1
All other fertiliser
Tonnes applied
Year ended June 2017
8,529
Farm practices - Fertiliser (effluent)
Gisborne
Source
Effluent sprayed on fields
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
410.8
Farm practices - Irrigation
Gisborne
Source
Total land area irrigated
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
3,240.3
Land area irrigated by micro systems
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
1,676.4
Land area irrigated by flood systems
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
0
Land area irrigated by centre pivots and linear moves
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
290.2
Land area irrigated by all other travelling and sprayline systems
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
1,285.9
Land area irrigated for dairy farming or dairy grazing
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Land area irrigated for other livestock
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
212.4
Land area irrigated for grain, seed and arable crops
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
99.8
Land area irrigated for outdoor vegetable crops
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
1,865.1
Land area irrigated for outdoor fruit crops
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
707.2
Land area irrigated for other horticultural crops
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
186.6
Grain and seed crops
Gisborne
Source
Wheat for bread / milling
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
0
Wheat for other uses
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Barley
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Oats
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Other cereal grains
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
9.9
Maize grain
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
2,952.7
Field / seed peas
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Other pulses
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
7.7
Herbage seeds for seed production
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
0
Vegetable seeds
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
9.9
All other grain and seed crops
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
406.1
Grain and seed crops (volume)
Gisborne
Source
Wheat for bread / milling
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
0
Wheat for other uses
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Barley
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Oats
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Other cereal grains
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
56.9
Maize grain
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
32,440.1
Field / seed peas
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Other pulses
Tonnes harvested
Year ended June 2017
22.2
Horticulture - Berry fruit
Gisborne
Source
Blackcurrants
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0
Blueberries
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0.7
Boysenberries
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0.4
Raspberries
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Strawberries
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Horticulture - Citrus fruit
Gisborne
Source
Oranges
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
466.9
Grapefruit / goldfruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
17.2
Lemons
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
214.8
Mandarins
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
410.4
Tangelos
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
26.8
Horticulture - Grapes
Gisborne
Source
Wine grapes
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
1,245.1
Table grapes
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
2.2
Horticulture - Indoor vegetables
Gisborne
Source
Capsicum
Square metres harvested
Year ended June 2017
27
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
0
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
27
Horticulture - Kiwifruit
Gisborne
Source
Green kiwifruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
37.8
Gold kiwifruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
242.5
Other kiwifruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
1.7
TOTAL kiwifruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
282.1
Horticulture - Nuts
Gisborne
Source
Chestnuts
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0
Hazelnuts
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
3.6
Macadamia
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
1.1
Walnuts
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
10.4
Horticulture - Olives
Gisborne
Source
Olives
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Horticulture - Other fruit
Gisborne
Source
Other fruit, nut and edible tree crops grown outdoors
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
12.2
Horticulture - Other indoor
Gisborne
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
3,977
Nursery crops
Square metres used
Year ended June 2017
7,557
All other indoor crops
Square metres used
Year ended June 2017
896
Total other indoor horticultural crops
Square metres used
Year ended June 2017
12,430
Horticulture - Other outdoor
Gisborne
Source
Flower bulb, corm, and tuber crops grown mainly for sale as bulbs, corms and tubers
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
0
Flowers and foliage grown for cut flower and foliage production
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
6.9
Nursery crops
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
41.8
Hops
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
0
All other outdoor horticultural crops
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
14.1
Total other outdoor horticultural crops
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
62.8
Horticulture - Outdoor vegetables
Gisborne
Source
Asparagus
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1.2
Broccoli
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
417.1
Cabbage
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
64.4
Carrots
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
0.3
Cauliflower
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Cooking herbs
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
2
Green beans
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1.8
Kumara
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
2.1
Lettuce
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
263.2
Watermelon / rockmelon
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
52.7
Onions
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Fresh / process peas
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
165.5
Potatoes
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Pumpkin
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
182.9
Squash (buttercup)
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1,920.3
Sweet corn
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1,893.3
Fresh / process tomatoes
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
91.7
Leafy vegetables (eg spinach, silverbeet, bok choy, etc)
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1.7
Other vegetables or herbs
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
20.2
Horticulture - Outdoor vegetables (area used)
Gisborne
Source
Total outdoor area used for growing vegetables and cooking herbs
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
4,314.6
Horticulture - Pip fruit
Gisborne
Source
Apples
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
185.6
Pears
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
25
Nashi pears
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
3.9
Horticulture - Subtropical fruit
Gisborne
Source
Avocados
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
47.6
Feijoas
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
23.4
Tamarillos
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
5.5
Passionfruit
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0.3
Persimmons
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
76.4
Horticulture - Summer fruit
Gisborne
Source
Peaches
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Apricots
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
1.9
Nectarines
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
5.4
Cherries
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
0
Plums
Hectares planted
Year ended June 2017
4.3
Land use
Gisborne
Source
Grassland
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
315,312.8
Tussock and danthonia used for grazing (whether oversown or not)
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
8,182.5
Grain seed and fodder crop land and land prepared for these crops
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
5,596.4
Horticultural land and land prepared for horticulture
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
9,371.3
Plantations of exotic trees intended for harvest
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
132,857.1
Harvested exotic forest area awaiting restocking
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
5,479.5
Mature native bush
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
21,184.8
Native scrub and regenerating native bush
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
39,357.7
All other land
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
23,984.6
Livestock - Cattle
Gisborne
Source
Calves born to dairy heifers/cows
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
4,753
Calves born to beef heifers/cows
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
65,503
Dairy cows and heifers in milk/calf 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
3,786
Dairy cows and heifers in milk/calf over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,287
Dairy cows and heifers NOT in milk/calf 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
195
Dairy cows and heifers NOT in milk/calf over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
989
Rising 1 year old dairy heifers and heifer calves
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
2,836
Dairy bulls to be used for dairy breeding
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
82
All other calves still on the farm
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
243
TOTAL dairy cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
9,407
Beef cows/heifers in calf 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
72,468
Beef cows/heifers in calf over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
11,543
Beef cows/heifers NOT in calf 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
10,662
Beef cows/heifers NOT in calf over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
21,282
Beef heifer and calves under 1 year old
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
31,466
Steers 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
9,057
Steers over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
22,043
Steers under 1 year old
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
25,483
Non-breeding bulls 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
8,474
Non-breeding bulls over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
16,061
Non-breeding bulls under 1 year old
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
13,873
Breeding bulls (all ages)
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
4,824
TOTAL beef cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
247,238
Livestock - Deer
Gisborne
Source
Fawns born on farm alive at four months
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
4,060
Deer females mated 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
5,783
Deer females mated over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
662
Deer females NOT mated 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
169
Deer females NOT mated over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
56
Deer females under 1 year old
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,438
Deer males under 1 year old
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,660
Non-breeding deer males 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,522
Non-breeding deer males over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
432
Breeding deer males 2 years old and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
125
Breeding deer males over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
6
TOTAL deer
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
11,859
Livestock - Deer (velvet)
Gisborne
Source
Velvet (all grades) removed
Kilograms
Year ended June 2017
3,744
Livestock - Grazing elsewhere
Gisborne
Source
Dairy cows and heifers 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
976
Dairy cows and heifers over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
0
Rising 1 year old dairy heifers
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
241
Other dairy cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Beef cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
963
Sheep
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
8,519
Other livestock
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Livestock - Grazing on farm but not owned by business
Gisborne
Source
Dairy cows and heifers 2 years and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
332
Dairy cows and heifers over 1 year but under 2 years
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
251
Rising 1 year old dairy heifers
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,556
Other dairy cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
463
Beef cattle
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,421
Sheep
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
26,375
Other livestock
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
20
Livestock - Other
Gisborne
Source
Horses
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
885
Goats
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
763
Ostriches & emus
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
0
Alpaca and llamas
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
41
All other livestock
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
9
Livestock - Pigs
Gisborne
Source
Piglets weaned on the farm
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
374
Breeding sows 1 year and over
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
54
Mated gilts
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
4
All other pigs
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
107
TOTAL pigs
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
159
Livestock - Poultry
Gisborne
Source
Chickens hens for egg production (layers)
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
33,344
Chickens replacement stock intended for egg production (pullets)
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
5,501
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)
Gisborne
Source
Eggs from hens
Dozens sold
Year ended June 2017
799,725
Eggs from other types of poultry
Dozens sold
Year ended June 2017
suppressed
Livestock - Sheep
Gisborne
Source
Lambs marked and/or tailed from ewes
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,125,457
Lambs marked and/or tailed from ewe hoggets
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
74,170
Ewes (2 tooth and over) put to ram
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
883,146
Ewes (2 tooth and over) dry - not put to ram
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
19,452
Ewe hoggets put to ram
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
107,117
Ewe hoggets dry - not put to ram
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
218,279
Ram and wether hoggets
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
167,369
Wethers (2 tooth and over)
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,704
Rams (2 tooth and over)
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
14,985
TOTAL sheep
Number of livestock
Year ended June 2017
1,412,045
Pasture renewal
Gisborne
Source
Cultivation for pasture renewal
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
2,161
Area direct drilled for pasture renewal
Hectares
Year ended June 2017
862.5
Supplementary feed crops
Gisborne
Source
Lucerne
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
184.9
Maize green feed
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
171.7
Forage brassicas (swedes, turnips, kale)
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
1,604.6
Other supplementary feed crops
Hectares used
Year ended June 2017
497.8
Supplementary feed crops (hay, silage or balage)
Gisborne
Source
Pasture/lucerne (hay, silage and balage)
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
1,142.7
Maize silage
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
35.5
Cereal, silage or cereal balage
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
30.4
Other crops silage
Hectares harvested
Year ended June 2017
355.5
Average age of planted production forest
Gisborne
Source
Years
Year as at 1 April 2018
18.56
Planted production forest area
Gisborne
Source
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
156,556.4
Standing volume of planted production forest
Gisborne
Source
Thousand cubic metres
Year as at 1 April 2018
53,431.85
Total area of planted production forest for each species
Gisborne
Source
Radiata pine
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
151,814.3
Douglas-fir
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
2,170.8
Cypress
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
271
Other softwoods
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
942
Eucalypt
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
577.3
Other hardwoods
Hectares
Year as at 1 April 2018
781
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
Gisborne
Source
18-24
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,875
25-29
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,575
30-34
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,593
35-39
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,562
40-44
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,646
45-49
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,888
50-54
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,982
55-59
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,199
60-64
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,148
65-69
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,988
70 and over
Number of people
Month 2019-06
4,140
Total
Number of people
Month 2019-06
22,596
Electors on Māori roll
Gisborne
Source
18-24
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,365
25-29
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,201
30-34
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,059
35-39
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,045
40-44
Number of people
Month 2019-06
935
45-49
Number of people
Month 2019-06
1,057
50-54
Number of people
Month 2019-06
892
55-59
Number of people
Month 2019-06
919
60-64
Number of people
Month 2019-06
770
65-69
Number of people
Month 2019-06
595
70 and over
Number of people
Month 2019-06
825
Total
Number of people
Month 2019-06
10,663
Estimated eligible population
Gisborne
Source
18-24
Number of people
Month 2019-06
4,040
25-29
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,070
30-34
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,650
35-39
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,580
40-44
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,700
45-49
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,030
50-54
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,030
55-59
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,210
60-64
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,970
65-69
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,620
70 and over
Number of people
Month 2019-06
5,100
Total
Number of people
Month 2019-06
35,000
Proportion of estimated eligible population enrolled
Gisborne
Source
18-24
%
Month 2019-06
80.2%
25-29
%
Month 2019-06
90.4%
30-34
%
Month 2019-06
100.1%
35-39
%
Month 2019-06
101.0%
40-44
%
Month 2019-06
95.6%
45-49
%
Month 2019-06
97.2%
50-54
%
Month 2019-06
94.9%
55-59
%
Month 2019-06
97.1%
60-64
%
Month 2019-06
98.2%
65-69
%
Month 2019-06
98.6%
70 and over
%
Month 2019-06
97.4%
Total
%
Month 2019-06
95.0%
Total electors enrolled
Gisborne
Source
18-24
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,240
25-29
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,776
30-34
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,652
35-39
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,607
40-44
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,581
45-49
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,945
50-54
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,874
55-59
Number of people
Month 2019-06
3,118
60-64
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,918
65-69
Number of people
Month 2019-06
2,583
70 and over
Number of people
Month 2019-06
4,965
Total
Number of people
Month 2019-06
33,259
Mayoral elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - AT LARGE
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Elected uncontested
Number of candidates elected unopposed
Year 2016
0
Result for previous term's Mayor
Outcome for the sitting Mayor
Year 2016
0
Candidates
Number of candidates
Year 2016
4
Women candidates
(%)
% of candidates
Year 2016
25.0%
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
0
Overall turnout (%)
% of total electors
Year 2016
48.6%
Total voters
Number of voters
Year 2016
15,292
Total number of people eligible to vote
Number of electors
Year 2016
31,497
Residential turnout
(%)
% of total residential electors
Year 2016
48.5%
Residential voters
Number of residential voters
Year 2016
15,270
Ratepayer turnout
(%)
% of total ratepayer electors
Year 2016
88.0%
Ratepayer voters
Number of ratepayer voters
Year 2016
22
Blank votes
(%)
% of total votes
Year 2016
1.8%
Total special votes cast
(%)
% of total voters
Year 2016
1.6%
District Council elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - GISBORNE
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Elected uncontested
Number of candidates elected unopposed
Year 2016
0
Positions
Number of positions
Year 2016
9
Candidates
Number of candidates
Year 2016
21
Candidates per position
Number of candidates per position
Year 2016
2.33
Unfilled positions
Number of unfilled positions
Year 2016
0
Women candidates
(%)
% of candidates
Year 2016
33.3%
Women councillors
(%)
% of positions
Year 2016
44.4%
Sitting council members standing
Number of candidates who are sitting Council members
Year 2016
7
Council members re-elected
% of candidates who were re-elected
Year 2016
66.7%
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
11,199
Total number of people eligible to vote
Number of electors
Year 2016
23,269
Residential turnout
(%)
% of total residential electors
Year 2016
48.1%
Residential voters
Number of residential voters
Year 2016
11,188
Ratepayer turnout
(%)
% of total ratepayer electors
Year 2016
100.0%
Ratepayer voters
Number of ratepayer voters
Year 2016
11
Blank votes
(%)
% of total votes
Year 2016
1.4%
Total special votes cast
(%)
% of total voters
Year 2016
1.9%
District Council elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - MATAKAOA-WAIAPU
Gisborne — Gisborne District 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
0.0%
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
100.0%
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
43.0%
Total voters
Number of voters
Year 2016
669
Total number of people eligible to vote
Number of electors
Year 2016
1,555
Residential turnout
(%)
% of total residential electors
Year 2016
42.9%
Residential voters
Number of residential voters
Year 2016
665
Ratepayer turnout
(%)
% of total ratepayer electors
Year 2016
100.0%
Ratepayer voters
Number of ratepayer voters
Year 2016
4
Blank votes
(%)
% of total votes
Year 2016
3.7%
Total special votes cast
(%)
% of total voters
Year 2016
0.4%
District Council elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - TARUHERU-PATUTAHI
Gisborne — Gisborne District 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
0
Council members re-elected
% of candidates who were re-elected
Year 2016
0.0%
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
57.2%
Total voters
Number of voters
Year 2016
1,505
Total number of people eligible to vote
Number of electors
Year 2016
2,630
Residential turnout
(%)
% of total residential electors
Year 2016
57.2%
Residential voters
Number of residential voters
Year 2016
1,503
Ratepayer turnout
(%)
% of total ratepayer electors
Year 2016
100.0%
Ratepayer voters
Number of ratepayer voters
Year 2016
2
Blank votes
(%)
% of total votes
Year 2016
8.4%
Total special votes cast
(%)
% of total voters
Year 2016
0.9%
District Council elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - TAWHITI-UAWA
Gisborne — Gisborne District 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
1
Council members re-elected
% of candidates who were re-elected
Year 2016
100.0%
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
1,739
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
District Council elections for GISBORNE DISTRICT COUNCIL - WAIPOA
Gisborne — Gisborne District 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
1
Council members re-elected
% of candidates who were re-elected
Year 2016
100.0%
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
2,304
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
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
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Claims
Number of applicants granted a rates rebate
Year ended June 2018
1,430
Value
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$814,365.57
Financial position
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Cash and bank deposits
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$582,000.00
Other current assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$20,956,000.00
Total current assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$21,538,000.00
Infrastructural assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,820,582,000.00
Land and buildings
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$200,514,000.00
Other fixed assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$28,543,000.00
Fixed assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,049,638,000.00
Investment
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$32,893,000.00
Other non-current assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$0.00
Total non-current assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,082,531,000.00
Total assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,104,069,000.00
Current debt
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$11,780,000.00
Other current liabilities
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$28,841,000.00
Total current liabilities
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$40,621,000.00
Term debt
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$32,100,000.00
Other non-current liabilities
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,440,000.00
Total non-current liabilities
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$36,540,000.00
Total liabilities
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$77,161,000.00
Total equity
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,026,908,000.00
Total liabilities and equity
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,104,069,000.00
Additions to fixed assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$30,624,000.00
Income and expenditure
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$55,154,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,321,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$12,353,000.00
Interest income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$24,000.00
Dividend income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$8,615,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$80,473,000.00
Income from valuation changes
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$74,479,000.00
Other non-operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,300,000.00
Total income from non-operating transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$75,779,000.00
Capital grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$12,193,000.00
Development and financial contributions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$230,000.00
Vested assets
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$0.00
Total income from capital transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$12,423,000.00
Total income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$168,675,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$19,182,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$20,944,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,550,000.00
Interest expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,924,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$45,563,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$89,163,000.00
Expenditure on valuation changes, provisions, and write-offs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,221,000.00
Other non-operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$0.00
Total expenditure on non-operating transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,221,000.00
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
$90,384,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$8,690,000.00
Net non-operating transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$74,558,000.00
Surplus/deficit including non-operating transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$65,868,000.00
Net capital transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$12,423,000.00
Surplus/deficit including non-operating and capital transactions
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$78,291,000.00
Income and spending — Community development
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,261,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$86,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$17,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,364,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$917,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$74,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$729,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,720,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$644,000.00
Income and spending — Council support services
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$507,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,010,000.00
Interest income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$24,000.00
Dividend income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,468,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,015,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$7,760,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,587,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$554,000.00
Interest expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,924,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,197,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$18,022,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$15,007,000.00
Income and spending — Culture
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,987,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$18,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$144,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$314,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,463,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,111,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$260,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$722,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$597,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,690,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$227,000.00
Income and spending — Economic development
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$330,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$330,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$838,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$839,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$509,000.00
Income and spending — Emergency management
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$528,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$331,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$859,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$263,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$35,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$338,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$636,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$223,000.00
Income and spending — Environmental protection
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,122,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$153,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$339,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$480,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,094,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,621,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$196,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$137,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,803,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,757,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$337,000.00
Income and spending — Governance
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,370,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$18,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,388,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$41,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$983,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,026,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,362,000.00
Income and spending — Other activities
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,099,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$125,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$26,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,224,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$292,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,259,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,577,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$353,000.00
Income and spending — Planning and regulation
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,031,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,557,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$194,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$863,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$8,645,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,470,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,902,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,372,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,273,000.00
Income and spending — Property
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$273,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$149,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,242,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,669,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$321,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,089,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,033,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,443,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$774,000.00
Income and spending — Recreation and sport
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$9,186,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$106,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$594,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$9,887,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,027,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$518,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$20,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,486,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,051,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,836,000.00
Income and spending — Roading
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$7,631,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$358,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$11,584,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$403,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$19,976,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$141,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$11,353,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$16,625,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$28,119,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$8,143,000.00
Income and spending — Solid waste/refuse
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,932,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$206,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,138,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$125,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$358,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,101,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,584,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$554,000.00
Income and spending — Total
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$55,154,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,321,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$12,353,000.00
Interest income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$24,000.00
Dividend income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$6,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$8,615,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$80,473,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$19,182,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$20,944,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,550,000.00
Interest expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,924,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$45,563,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$89,163,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$8,690,000.00
Income and spending — Transportation
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$226,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$908,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$687,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,821,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$261,000.00
Current grants, subsidies, and donations expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
-$61,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$202,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,619,000.00
Income and spending — Wastewater
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$9,683,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$390,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$10,073,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$669,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,028,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,755,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$7,452,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,621,000.00
Income and spending — Water supply
Gisborne — Gisborne District Council
Source
Rates
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$3,988,000.00
Regulatory income and petrol tax
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$62,000.00
Sales and other operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,477,000.00
Total operating income
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$5,527,000.00
Employee costs
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$469,000.00
Depreciation and amortisation
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$2,226,000.00
Purchases and other operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$1,978,000.00
Total operating expenditure
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$4,673,000.00
Operating surplus/deficit
NZD
Year ended June 2018
$854,000.00