Key Facts at the end ofJune2009
AucklandMetropolitan Region
Please note that this fact sheet defines the working-age population as aged 18–64 years, to reflect the minimum age of entitlement to most benefits and the age of eligibility for New Zealand Superannuation. All information in this fact sheet refers to working-age recipients of the benefits concerned. Please note also that trends in numbers receiving main benefits are more reliably shown by comparisons between the same quarter 12 months apart than by comparisons between consecutive quarters.
All main benefits[1]
Numbers of working-age recipients of main benefits (aged18–64 years), atthe end ofJune2004, atthe end ofJune2008, and atthe end ofJune2009, by service centre
Number of recipients who were registered in: / Jun2004 / Jun2008 / Jun2009Albany and BrownsBay / 1,921 / 1,760 / 2,448
Auckland, Queen Street and Queen Street Super Centre / 1,966 / 2,123 / 2,865
Avondale / 2,474 / 2,121 / 2,681
Birkenhead District / 1,913 / 1,635 / 1,994
Clendon / 3,291 / 3,062 / 3,602
Glen Innes / 3,387 / 2,905 / 3,701
Glenfield / 1,766 / 1,665 / 2,141
Glenmall and Kelston / 2,842 / 2,877 / 3,651
Helensville / 860 / 830 / 1,063
Highland Park / 2,964 / 2,703 / 3,538
Hunters Corner District and Hunters Corner Super Centre / 1,756 / 1,594 / 1,901
Mangere / 7,162 / 6,074 / 7,466
Manukau District / 3,264 / 2,989 / 3,545
Manurewa / 5,474 / 4,908 / 6,163
Mt Albert / 2,138 / 1,692 / 2,158
Mt Eden / 2,161 / 1,681 / 2,453
New Lynn / 2,755 / 2,477 / 3,111
Onehunga / 2,103 / 1,871 / 2,375
Orewa / 2,041 / 1,896 / 2,537
Otahuhu / 2,408 / 2,011 / 2,596
Otara / 2,995 / 2,303 / 2,945
Panmure / 2,442 / 2,190 / 2,593
Papakura / 4,750 / 4,613 / 5,963
Paptoetoe / 2,378 / 1,958 / 2,500
Ponsonby/Grey Lynn / 1,898 / 1,282 / 1,802
Pt Chevalier / 986 / 817 / 716
Pukekohe / 2,488 / 2,350 / 2,927
Takapuna and Takapuna Super Centre / 1,832 / 1,501 / 2,052
Three Kings / 2,802 / 2,554 / 3,251
WaihekeIsland / 1,016 / 862 / 988
Waitakere / 6,977 / 6,692 / 8,163
Waiuku / 875 / 751 / 1,016
Warkworth / 1,084 / 1,052 / 1,364
West Gate / 2,753 / 2,590 / 3,402
Number of working-age recipients (aged 18–64 years) of a main benefit / 89,922 / 80,389 / 101,671
Source: IAP, numbers ofworking-age recipients of main benefitsat the end ofJune.
Note:Numbers receiving a main benefit exclude the partners, spouses and dependents of recipients of
a main benefit.
Unemployment Benefit[2]
Numbers of working-age Unemployment Benefit recipients (aged 18–64 years), atthe end ofJune2004, atthe end ofJune2008,and atthe end ofJune2009, by service centre
Number of recipients who were registered in: / Jun2004 / Jun2008 / Jun2009Albany and BrownsBay / 300 / 73 / 561
Auckland, Queen Street and Queen Street Super Centre / 716 / 302 / 842
Avondale / 498 / 197 / 664
Birkenhead District / 343 / 50 / 322
Clendon / 900 / 281 / 669
Glen Innes / 956 / 215 / 797
Glenfield / 275 / 83 / 370
Glenmall and Kelston / 368 / 111 / 597
Helensville / 149 / 26 / 179
Highland Park / 625 / 155 / 684
Hunters Corner District and Hunters Corner Super Centre / 493 / 91 / 308
Mangere / 1,686 / 376 / 1,450
Manukau District / 708 / 154 / 600
Manurewa / 1,455 / 359 / 1,314
Mt Albert / 622 / 75 / 432
Mt Eden / 658 / 141 / 532
New Lynn / 525 / 82 / 419
Onehunga / 403 / 151 / 494
Orewa / 258 / 69 / 430
Otahuhu / 439 / 116 / 603
Otara / 699 / 127 / 506
Panmure / 502 / 155 / 471
Papakura / 967 / 371 / 1,301
Paptoetoe / 590 / 83 / 510
Ponsonby/Grey Lynn / 501 / 142 / 625
Pt Chevalier / 180 / 2 / 7
Pukekohe / 471 / 146 / 456
Takapuna and Takapuna Super Centre / 334 / 73 / 451
Three Kings / 494 / 193 / 670
WaihekeIsland / 251 / 114 / 178
Waitakere / 965 / 202 / 1,081
Waiuku / 212 / 84 / 230
Warkworth / 132 / 26 / 228
West Gate / 380 / 98 / 685
Number of working-age (aged 18–64 years) Unemployment Benefit recipients / 19,055 / 4,923 / 19,666
Source: IAP, numbers of working-age Unemployment Benefit recipients at the end ofJune.
Note:Numbers receiving an Unemployment Benefit exclude the partners, spouses and dependents of Unemployment Benefit recipients.
Domestic Purposes Benefit[3]
Numbers of working-age Domestic Purposes Benefit recipients (aged 18–64 years), atthe end ofJune2004, atthe end ofJune2008, and atthe end ofJune2009, by service centre
Number of recipients who were registered in: / Jun2004 / Jun2008 / Jun2009Albany and BrownsBay / 719 / 686 / 751
Auckland, Queen Street and Queen Street Super Centre / 263 / 333 / 391
Avondale / 751 / 716 / 764
Birkenhead District / 788 / 710 / 716
Clendon / 1,499 / 1,616 / 1,718
Glen Innes / 1,082 / 1,098 / 1,213
Glenfield / 716 / 667 / 747
Glenmall and Kelston / 1,215 / 1,141 / 1,342
Helensville / 337 / 335 / 377
Highland Park / 1,106 / 1,045 / 1,154
Hunters Corner District and Hunters Corner Super Centre / 600 / 627 / 660
Mangere / 2,865 / 2,860 / 3,076
Manukau District / 1,388 / 1,429 / 1,464
Manurewa / 2,272 / 2,419 / 2,547
Mt Albert / 603 / 620 / 663
Mt Eden / 382 / 341 / 387
New Lynn / 973 / 919 / 1,013
Onehunga / 646 / 606 / 672
Orewa / 795 / 807 / 929
Otahuhu / 896 / 807 / 935
Otara / 1,346 / 1,207 / 1,344
Panmure / 931 / 881 / 938
Papakura / 2,141 / 2,295 / 2,527
Paptoetoe / 927 / 856 / 891
Ponsonby/Grey Lynn / 394 / 255 / 274
Pt Chevalier / 266 / 254 / 270
Pukekohe / 1,116 / 1,124 / 1,249
Takapuna and Takapuna Super Centre / 623 / 514 / 564
Three Kings / 868 / 886 / 968
WaihekeIsland / 301 / 242 / 263
Waitakere / 2,871 / 2,811 / 3,111
Waiuku / 373 / 343 / 385
Warkworth / 454 / 456 / 506
West Gate / 1,284 / 1,195 / 1,295
Number of working-age (aged 18–64 years) Domestic Purposes Benefit recipients / 33,791 / 33,101 / 36,104
Source: IAP, numbers of working age Domestic Purposes Benefit recipients atthe end ofJune.
Sickness Benefit[4]
Numbers of working-age Sickness Benefit recipients (aged 18–64 years), at the end ofJune2004, at the end ofJune2008, and at the end ofJune2009
Number of recipients who were registered in: / Jun2004 / Jun2008 / Jun2009Albany and BrownsBay / 361 / 394 / 513
Auckland, Queen Street and Queen Street Super Centre / 459 / 792 / 874
Avondale / 466 / 484 / 511
Birkenhead District / 317 / 248 / 361
Clendon / 315 / 393 / 450
Glen Innes / 572 / 699 / 760
Glenfield / 297 / 308 / 428
Glenmall and Kelston / 593 / 696 / 791
Helensville / 154 / 193 / 234
Highland Park / 502 / 724 / 876
Hunters Corner District and Hunters Corner Super Centre / 282 / 371 / 413
Mangere / 899 / 917 / 1,095
Manukau District / 500 / 583 / 662
Manurewa / 674 / 832 / 1,006
Mt Albert / 398 / 459 / 498
Mt Eden / 508 / 517 / 715
New Lynn / 571 / 698 / 810
Onehunga / 369 / 374 / 463
Orewa / 391 / 372 / 511
Otahuhu / 525 / 537 / 540
Otara / 353 / 348 / 410
Panmure / 459 / 539 / 584
Papakura / 608 / 742 / 880
Paptoetoe / 356 / 360 / 404
Ponsonby/Grey Lynn / 432 / 370 / 390
Pt Chevalier / 208 / 190 / 144
Pukekohe / 306 / 393 / 518
Takapuna and Takapuna Super Centre / 347 / 270 / 383
Three Kings / 583 / 654 / 773
WaihekeIsland / 225 / 200 / 238
Waitakere / 1,222 / 1,435 / 1,723
Waiuku / 107 / 138 / 156
Warkworth / 189 / 221 / 269
West Gate / 417 / 530 / 653
Number of working-age (aged 18–64 years) Sickness Benefit recipients / 14,965 / 16,981 / 20,036
Source: IAP, numbers of working-age Sickness Benefit recipients at the end ofJune.
Note:Numbers receiving a Sickness Benefit exclude the partners, spouses and dependents of Sickness Benefit recipients.
Invalid’s Benefit
Numbers of working-age Invalid’s Benefit recipients (aged 18–64 years), at the end ofJune2004, at the end ofJune2008, and at the end ofJune2009
Number of recipients who were registered in: / Jun2004 / Jun2008 / Jun2009Albany and BrownsBay / 435 / 532 / 557
Auckland, Queen Street and Queen Street Super Centre / 455 / 591 / 654
Avondale / 613 / 608 / 582
Birkenhead District / 355 / 550 / 519
Clendon / 399 / 582 / 584
Glen Innes / 571 / 656 / 705
Glenfield / 369 / 511 / 525
Glenmall and Kelston / 515 / 726 / 755
Helensville / 176 / 236 / 240
Highland Park / 494 / 610 / 648
Hunters Corner District and Hunters Corner Super Centre / 261 / 358 / 369
Mangere / 1,233 / 1,319 / 1,333
Manukau District / 452 / 576 / 582
Manurewa / 818 / 966 / 984
Mt Albert / 366 / 445 / 491
Mt Eden / 500 / 635 / 755
New Lynn / 527 / 666 / 737
Onehunga / 576 / 622 / 631
Orewa / 530 / 581 / 602
Otahuhu / 422 / 425 / 413
Otara / 354 / 441 / 465
Panmure / 423 / 482 / 467
Papakura / 840 / 976 / 1,039
Paptoetoe / 386 / 453 / 479
Ponsonby/Grey Lynn / 510 / 468 / 477
Pt Chevalier / 281 / 350 / 278
Pukekohe / 455 / 553 / 555
Takapuna and Takapuna Super Centre / 418 / 562 / 580
Three Kings / 450 / 596 / 641
WaihekeIsland / 220 / 290 / 293
Waitakere / 1,505 / 1,897 / 1,912
Waiuku / 133 / 149 / 197
Warkworth / 258 / 309 / 315
West Gate / 520 / 627 / 646
Number of working-age (aged 18–64 years) Invalid’s Benefit recipients / 16,820 / 20,348 / 21,010
Source: IAP, numbers of working-age Invalid’s Benefit recipients atthe end ofJune.
Note:Numbersreceiving an Invalid’s Benefit exclude the partners, spouses and dependents of Invalid’s Benefit recipients.
[1] Includes Unemployment Benefits, Unemployment Benefits – Hardship (includes Unemployment Benefits – Student – Hardship), Independent Youth Benefits, Domestic Purposes Benefits – Sole Parent, Domestic Purposes Benefits – Care of Sick or Infirm, Domestic Purposes Benefits – Women Alone, Sickness Benefits, Sickness Benefits – Hardship, Emergency Maintenance Allowances, Invalid’s Benefits, Widow’s Benefits, Emergency Benefits, and (until April 2004) Transitional Retirement Benefits.
[2] Includes Unemployment Benefits and Unemployment Benefits – Hardship (excludes Unemployment
Benefits – Student – Hardship).
[3] Includes Domestic Purposes Benefits – Sole Parent, Domestic Purposes Benefits – Women Alone,
Domestic Purposes Benefits – Care of Sick or Infirm, and Emergency Maintenance Allowances.
[4] Includes Sickness Benefits and Sickness Benefits – Hardship.