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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 tabular chart demonstrates the population change of New Zealand by age categories from 2011 to 2012.
Despite the overall population increased, the percentage of age under 15 group and 15-39 group reduced to some extant. However, the percentage for age age 40-64 and 65+ increased.
On the first hand, the population of under 15 group was 898,160 in 2011, which then decreased to 896,364 in 2012. Similarly, the population of the group 15-39 was 1,577,256 in 2011 and then dropped to 1,574,102 in 2012. The percentage change for both groups was -0.2 percent.
On the other hand, the number of people in 40-64 age group was 1,331,907 in 2011 and in 2012, this number increased to 1,339,898 with the percent change of +0.6. Likewise, the number of 65+ age group was increased from 573,946 in 2011 to 596,903 in 2012, and the percent change was of +4.0 which was highest among all.
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