Continuing in our series of Migrant Stories: first hand accounts of migrant life in New Zealand, taken from locations around the net. For more Migrant Stories click here This tale is taken from an expat forum. The poster, a British tradesman who lives in Northland, has been in New Zealand for more than three years,…
TVNZ Breakfast show carried an interview recently with Interest.co.nz’s Bernard Hickey in which he advised Generations X and Y to leave New Zealand because they are destined to live in two retirement islands and will have to visit their grandchildren overseas. This article may be of interest to any migrants considering New Zealand as a…
TVNZ Breakfast show carried an interview recently with Interest.co.nz’s Bernard Hickey in which he advised Generations X and Y to leave New Zealand because they are destined to live in two retirement islands and will have to visit their grandchildren overseas. This article may be of interest to any migrants considering New Zealand as a…
According to data recently released by Statistics New Zealand the number of families is predicted to rise to 1.44 million by 2031, an increase of 269,000 (23 percent) from an estimated 1.17 million families at 30 June 2006. However, the majority of those families will be’ empty nesters‘, i.e. couples aged 50 and over. In…
According to data recently released by Statistics New Zealand the number of families is predicted to rise to 1.44 million by 2031, an increase of 269,000 (23 percent) from an estimated 1.17 million families at 30 June 2006. However, the majority of those families will be’ empty nesters‘, i.e. couples aged 50 and over. In…
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