Countries of birth for people granted New Zealand citizenship from 1949. Trends can be seen in the data as countries are established and disestablished, e.g. Yugoslavia, as it reflects a person’s country of birth at a specific point in history.

This data set includes information about 17 benefits from both MSD and IRD. The information is presented in the results page on the Financial help tool which sits within the SmartStart website. The SmartStart website is for new and expectant parents. The information about each benefit includes: * Payment name * Payment description * A link to more...

This graph displays the status of Citizenship by Grant applications grouped by the month they were received at The Department of Internal Affairs. The graph is updated during the first week of each month, so if viewing later in the month the numbers will have changed significantly. Approved means the application has been approved for citizenship but not...

The GEA-NZ reference taxonomies have been superseded as part of a GEANZ 2024 framework refresh: https://catalogue.data.govt.nz/dataset/geanz-2024-framework. The GEA-NZ government business capabilities and the GEA-NZ business reference taxonomy have been simplified and merged into the new GEANZ Common Business Capabilities model as part of the GEANZ 2024...

The GEA-NZ reference taxonomies have been superseded as part of a GEANZ 2024 framework refresh: https://catalogue.data.govt.nz/dataset/geanz-2024-framework. The GEA-NZ government business capabilities and the GEA-NZ business reference taxonomy has been merged into the new GEANZ Common Business Capability Model as part of the GEANZ 2024 framework update:...

The Government Enterprise Architecture for NZ, GEANZ (pronounced as Genes) is an architectural DNA to modernise, simplify, and standardise the public service while making the most of government investments. The GEANZ Technologies model forms part of the GEANZ 2024 Framework which is under development and can be found on this link:...

This is the March 2025 update of the GEANZ Standards and Guidance Catalogue replacing the February 2025 update. The March update includes additional content. The Government Enterprise Architecture for NZ, GEANZ (Genes) is an architectural DNA to modernise, simplify, and standardise the public service while making the most of government investments. The...

The Government Enterprise Architecture for NZ, GEANZ (pronounced as Genes) is an architectural DNA to modernise, simplify, and standardise the public service while making the most of government investments. The GEANZ Data and information model forms part of the GEANZ 2024 Framework which is under development and can be found on this link:...

The Government Enterprise Architecture for NZ, GEANZ (Genes) is an architectural DNA to modernise, standardise, and simplify the public service while making the most of government investments. GEANZ is a holistic framework designed to ensures that all the dimensions of a government organisation are considered in context when working on digital services...

The Government Enterprise Architecture for NZ, GEANZ (pronounced as Genes) is an architectural DNA to modernise, simplify, and standardise the public service while making the most of government investments. The GEANZ Common Business Capabilities (CBC) model forms part of the GEANZ 2024 Framework which is under development and can be found on this link:...

Papers Past is a website run by the National Library of New Zealand. It provides free fully-text searchable access to historic newspapers, periodicals and other material. Some of the newspaper data that sits behind Papers Past has now been openly released. As of March 2025 this consists of the data for 117 newspapers, all published before 1 January 1905....

This report shows the amount spent on the four main types of gambling activity in New Zealand - NZ Racing Board (TAB), NZ Lotteries Commission, Class 4 gaming machines (in pubs and clubs) and Casinos. The data is provided for each financial year since 2010/11.

This report includes cumulative annual statistics from a variety of sources to show class 4 gambling key expenditure and GMP figures, against returns to the community and problem gambling presentations. The data is provided for each year since 2009.

The GMP Dashboard report shows key quarterly statistics for Class 4 gambling (in pubs and clubs) in New Zealand, including gaming machine profits (GMP) and numbers of approved venues and gaming machines licensed to operate, as at the last day of each quarter. The data is provided by district (Territorial Authority) and at quarterly intervals from March...

Gaming machine profits (GMP), or gambling expenditure, for Class 4 gambling (in pubs and clubs) in New Zealand. Data is provided by district (Territorial Authority) and at quarterly intervals from June 2007. Caveat Notes: Data for Auckland City includes all Boards and Wards since 2015. Data for Auckland City prior to 2015 includes all seven Districts in...

These data sets are the list of venues licensed to operate class 4 electronic gaming machines (EGMs) and the number of EGMs in each venue at the end of each quarter. It is intended to be an accompniment to the Gaming Machine Profits (GMP) dashboard which is released at the same quarterly interval. Older lists will be added over the coming days/weeks.

This is a list of all Independent Marriage and Civil Union celebrants and the number of ceremonies they have performed. These are also mapped to a geographic location (specified as a post code). The following caveats apply: Location data is subject to manual entry/collection. The accuracy of any administrative data, which includes but is not limited to...

This data set lists the sex and number of birth registrations for each first name, from 1900 onward. Years are grouped by the date of the birth registration, not by the date of birth. Some birth registrations are not included, such as registrations with a sex other than Male or Female (i.e. indeterminate or not recorded), or where the birth registration...

NOTE: This dataset is not maintained. This note was added on the 4th of October 2024 and any resources with dead links removed. For API guidance from the Government Chief Digital Officer (GCDO) please check https://www.digital.govt.nz/standards-and-guidance/technology-and-architecture/application-programming-interfaces-apis and email GCDO@dia.govt.nz for...

A list of URLs for government API Portals last updated for new content in June 2020. This list is not maintained but was updated on the 4th of October 2024 to remove entries that have dead URL's. All still listed are currently active on that date. NOTE 1: Many APIs are listed in catalogue.data.govt.nz by the organisations that manage them. NOTE 2: Please...