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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 information for different aging groups of New Zealand citizens from 2011 to 2012.
Overall, elderly people who are over 65 increased the most throughout the period, while the figures for all ages and mid-age adults were relatively higher than most kids and adults in change rate.
In 2012, Elderly citizens sharply rose to about 25,000, which accounted for 4% more than 573,946 people in 2011. While all ages experienced significant growth of 0.6%, the mid-age group(40-64) also witnessed a change of 8 thousand people adjusted to 1.3 million citizens, which is also a positive 0.6% change.
In terms of kids and adults (15-39), they had a slight downfall, as a 0.2% decrease was observed in both of their figures. Children who had 898,160 in the population underwent a reduction of 2000 in 2012. Similarly, adults had a slight, negligible drop of 3000 people from 1,577,256.
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