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The image shows a table with four rows labeled "Group" with subheadings "All ages," "Under 15," "15-39," "40-64," and "65+." There are three columns labeled "2011," "2012," and "Percentage of change." The "2011" column shows numbers 4,381,269 for All ages, 898,160 for Under 15, 1,577,256 for 15-39, 1,331,907 for 40-64, and 573,946 for 65+. The "2012" column shows numbers 4,410,284 for All ages, 896,364 for Under 15, 1,574,102 for 15-39, 1,339,898 for 40-64, and 596,903 for 65+. The "Percentage of change" column shows +0.6% for All ages, -0.2% for Under 15, -0.2% for 15-39, +0.6% for 40-64, and +4.0% for 65+.
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The table illustrates the population density of New Zealand between 2011 and 2012 by various ages.
Overall, the percentage of population in New Zealand slightly increased during this period. While the figure for the elderly over 65 was highest, the opposite was true for those under 15 and 15-39 age group.
In 2011, there were 898,160 youngsters at under 15, and 1,577,256 at age group 40-64. These figures showed a mildly decline at 0.2% in 2012, with 896,364 and 1,574,102 respectively.
New Zealand witnessed a rise in the number of people who are between 40 and 63 years old and over 65 years old. The former reached at 1,339,898 in 2011 before it was 1,331,907 in one year later. Meanwhile, the population at age group over 65 had significant increase, from 573,946 to 596,903 people at the end of the period, which was also the highest rise.
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