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Because of that, people in the communities most impacted by recent weather events will have more time and support to take part in the 2023 Census. You can read some more details about that here: census.govt.nz/2023-census-n…
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Stats NZ@Stats_NZ6 Dec 2021
We've partnered with @FigureNZ to launch the Pacific Data Fale o Aotearoa. This innovative tool brings together public and private sector data to help more Pacific people and organisations access data that meets their needs.
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ2 Dec 2021
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You can read more about the Pacific data fale on our blog. blog.figure.nz/a-new-home-fo…  We’ll be hosting free webinar and workshops on Pacific data in the new year, register your interest here: figure.us7.list-manage.com/s…
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ2 Dec 2021
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Pacific Data Fale gathers data for NZ’s Pacific people in one place.   Explore topics that may be of interest alongside data literacy and education resources. We’d like to thank our friends at Stats NZ whose support enabled us to make pacific.figure.nz

Pacific Data Fale o Aotearoa

Explore data for and about Pacific people in Aotearoa

pacific.figure.nz
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ2 Dec 2021
Kia orana, Noa’ia, Talofa lava, Mauri, Mālō e lelei, Tālofa, Ni Sa Bula Vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Mālō ni. Figure.NZ and @Stats_NZ would like to introduce the Pacific Data Fale o Aotearoa, a home for free Pacific data, tools, and reports pacific.figure.nz
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What do you do when things do not go to plan? Ngapera Riley is CEO of Figure.NZ (figure.nz & @FigureNZ), a company where things are constantly changing and do not go to plan. See Ngapera's full video: onbeingbold.co.nz/videos
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I love that @MnstryofAwsm are hosting an event about startup culture. What’s your fave tip for culture-ing when you start going and growing? My favourite base document is always @FigureNZ’s internal working guide: tohu.figure.nz/internal/work…
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CE at @FigureNZ @NgaperaR - data underpins everything that we should care about and make decisions about in a modern society. Data is a taonga figure.nz/ recently launched pataka raraunga maori.figure.nz/
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Register for #WiDSNZ 18 March featuring these awesome women in our online meet the speakers panel eventbrite.co.nz/e/women-in-… Nicole Ramirez and Best of WIDS speaker Data Slayer Agate Ponder-Sutton, @EmmaVitz @OfaKetuu and @NgaperaR #WiDS2021 all welcome genders to attend
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If data is a taonga, then Māori should be able to access it fully and freely. thespinoff.co.nz/atea/03-11-…

The website helping Māori access crucial data about their own communities | The Spinoff

A new website makes it easier for iwi groups, trusts and Māori communities to access the statistics that impact their lives.

thespinoff.co.nz
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Peter F-D@PeterFD27 Oct 2020
Awesome! Pataka Raraunga has 2,000 charts In the world’s first Māori data storehouse. Free to use. Www.Maori.figure.nz @FigureNZ As CEO @NgaperaR says: “Technology is the tool, not the mission.” #DigiGovNZ
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Callaghan Innovation is proud to be a partner with @FigureNZ in Pātaka Raraunga - the home of Māori data. Data is a vital tool in today’s world and we're really excited about the potential of this new information hub to empower businesses and communities. maori.figure.nz/
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ12 Oct 2020
E ngā mana, e ngā reo, e ngā karangatanga maha, rau rangatira ma! We’d like to introduce Pātaka Raraunga, our new home for free Maori data, tools, and reports. You’ll also find data literacy and education resources to help you learn to use data. maori.figure.nz

Pātaka Raraunga

A place to find data for and about Māori

maori.figure.nz
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ27 Aug 2020
How did your electorate do? Check out voter turnout in your electorate here: figure.nz/search/?query=gene… Or, reply with your electorate name, and we’ll send you the figures.
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ27 Aug 2020
79% of people who were enrolled ended up voting in the last general elections. But not every electorate had the same level of turnout...
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Accessible data enables communities check out this great talk from Ngapera Riley @NgaperaR CEO of @FigureNZ on the #WiDSAuckland YouTube channel youtu.be/DGoUPGilGms many more talks available subscribe for updates
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ20 Aug 2020
At the last general election, less than 70% of 18-29 year olds voted, compared to over 85% of over 60s. As of 31 July 2020, only 64% of eligible 18-24s and 74% of eligible 25-29 year olds are enrolled. This compares to over 96% of people over 60. figure.nz/chart/nJ8951OxxeE1…
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ17 Aug 2020
Underutilisation counts: - Unemployed people - Underemployed people - The potential labour force. In the June 2020 quarter, underutilisation increased even though unemployment dropped, because underemployment and the potential labour force grew. figure.nz/chart/RWbren0RfcnJ…
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ17 Aug 2020
Potential labour force counts people who want a job & are available, but haven’t looked in last 4 weeks. It also includes people actively looking for work who aren’t available right now, but will be in the next 4 weeks. In June 2020 quarter, it increased. figure.nz/chart/RWbren0RfcnJ…
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Figure.NZ@FigureNZ17 Aug 2020
Underemployment is when people work less than 30 hours a week, but are available and want to work more. In the June 2020 quarter, underemployment rose for both men and women. More women are underemployed than men. figure.nz/chart/RWbren0RfcnJ…
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