Knowledge Auckland is a place to find and share useful research and data about the Auckland region.
This site aims to provide decision-makers, researchers, and communities with better access to the types of information and analysis that they need in order to plan for Auckland’s future.
You can search for useful publications and datasets, or check out our regular Economic and Labour Market Update.
Latest Resources
| Bakkie, Braai and Boerewors: South African Employers and Employees in Auckland and HamiltonAuthors: Carina Meares, Joanna Lewin, Trudie Cain, Paul Spoonley, Robin Peace and Elsie HoThis research seeks to increase understanding of the economic integration of immigrants from South Africa by examining the experience of employers and employees in Auckland and Hamilton. |
| Bangers n Mash: British Employers and Employees in Auckland and HamiltonAuthors: Bronwyn Watson, Carina Meares, Paul Spoonley, Trudie Cain, Robin Peace and Elsie HoThis research seeks to increase understanding of the economic integration of immigrants from the United Kingdom by examing the experiences of employers and employees in Auckland and Hamilton. |
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| Business and Economy in Auckland 2011Author: Auckland CouncilAn annual topical review of key trends in the region's economy. Key issues examined include the impact of the recession; migration and diversity; innovation; transport and sustainability; and Auckland's skills performance. |
| Industry Snapshot for Auckland: the Retail SectorAuthor: Auckland CouncilThis report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the structure of Auckland's retail sector in 2010; outlines the forecast situation to 2031; and identifies global trends in retail. |
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| A snapshot of Pasifika Education in Auckland 2011Author: COMETFacts, figures and comment about Pasifika education in Auckland, from COMET www.comet.org.nz |
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Immigration and its relevance to Auckland
Friday 3 February 2012
This presentation will focus on how immigration policies and practices can support the economic and social growth of Auckland, outline research showing how we are doing currently, and point to the opportunities Immigration New Zealand can facilitate for Auckland's future.
