Rangahau Aotearoa Research New Zealand

07/10/2024

The 2nd set of Stats NZ Census 2023 data has just been released, and included in it is this excellent summary infographic - Aotearoa New Zealand as a village of 100 people.

05/09/2024

Congratulations Nathan and the team at NZ New Zealand Mountain Safety Council!

✨ WE DID IT! ✨

Last night was a huge win for us at the YouTube NZ Marketing Awards 2024! We were finalists for three awards and we’re over the moon to have taken home the Excellence in Travel/Leisure & Entertainment Marketing Strategy for our most recent Plan My Walk campaign 🥳

Seeing our small team’s name shine alongside massive brands and agencies (for the 5th year straight!) is a dream come true. We’re especially proud to highlight safety in this category, ensuring it’s top of mind when we talk about travel and outdoor adventures in Aotearoa.

A massive thank you to our partners Supergood for their marketing magic and Somar Digital for their continuous innovation and app development.

To all our incredible Plan My Walk users, testers, and advocates—you’re the real MVPs! Every time you use Plan My Walk, leave a track review, share with friends, or give us feedback, you’re helping us make outdoor adventures safer and more enjoyable for everyone.

We’re pumped for what’s next and can’t wait to continue supporting your epic outdoor adventures! 🌟

Marketing Association New Zealand

06/06/2024

Our latest cost-of-living research

23/04/2024

Communities across Aotearoa will come together this Anzac Day to pay tribute to the brave service men and women who served and sacrificed themselves in defence of our nation's values and freedom. Amongst those that we remember are the 28th Māori Battalion.
Ka maumahara tātou (We will remember them).
Links to the 28th Battalia website https://28maoribattalion.org.nz/ and the NZ on Screen documentary www.nzonscreen.com/title/maori-battalion-march-to-victory-1990

25/03/2024

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/news-we-trust-emanuel-kalafatelis-eeioc/

29/02/2024

Our latest published research report is "Our Service, Your Say | Ō Whakaaro, Ā Mātou Mahi", a survey which measures and monitors the New Zealand public’s perceptions of the quality of the service they received when they had contact with New Zealand Police.

This report outlines the results of the survey for 2022-23. It is the first report of its kind and is based on the opinions of n=8,056 randomly selected respondents who were surveyed (either online or by telephone) after they had contact with Police.

All respondents had contact with Police either in person, by telephone or online within 6 months of the time of the survey. This could have been in relation to a roadside event/accident, a burglary or theft, or any other incident that involved Police contact.

Online surveying and telephone interviewing was conducted on a voluntary and confidential basis.

Read the report at:
https://www.police.govt.nz/sites/default/files/publications/our-service-your-say-annual-report-2022-23.pdf

13/02/2024

Our latest research on a number of national issues, from a possible referendum to the cost of living, health problems, to***co tax, te reo in schools and our national identity.

Our younger generation is leading the way on issues of national identity We have a new 3-party coalition Government, Parliament has resat, Māori are united and mobilised, inflation shows no signs of abating and, in general, it’s still tough for the average New Zealander. We asked New Zealanders a...

19/11/2023

Some positive data for Aotearoa New Zealand!

Let's call it the Upturn: the trend lines heading in the right direction in all sorts of ways, from race relations to ram raids.

15/11/2023

Here's the link for leaving a review for Rangahau Aotearoa - we always like to know where we can do better or have done great!

Post a review to our profile on Google

15/11/2023

Some great points raised here! I too miss the old civic square and was concerned to hear the bridge was destined for removal...but a bigger Te Aro Park could make a great replacement...thoughts?

It has so much going for it, and with a few small tweaks, Te Aro Park could be the jewel in Pōneke’s crown.