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The image displays a table with groups and data points for the years 2011 and 2012, along with the percentage of change. For "All ages," 2011 has 4,381,269 and 2012 has 4,410,284 with +0.6% change. For "Under 15," 2011 has 898,160 and 2012 has 896,364 with -0.2% change. For "15-39," 2011 has 1,577,256 and 2012 has 1,574,102 with -0.2% change. For "40-64," 2011 has 1,331,907 and 2012 has 1,339,898 with +0.6% change. For "65+," 2011 has 573,946 and 2012 has 596,903 with +4.0% change.
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The chart above provides data about changes in population of New Zealand, categorized by age groups between 2011 to 2012.
Overall, the figures are positive and noticeable changes that can be seen from the table.
Diving in details, the youngest age group (under 15) underwent a slight 0.2% decrease over a year, dropping roughly 2000 children. Similarly, the 15-39 category saw a 0.2 percents deficit, losing around 4000 people. Followingly, figures representative of the middle age witnessed a positive increase of 0.6%, or 8000 more individuals. Lastly, 65+ years old groups recorded a 4 percentage growth, having held the largest surplus in proportion terms.
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