New Zealand's population is becoming more diverse

Middle Eastern, Latin American and African (MELAA) is a broad grouping, but also the fastest growing. More detailed culture and identity data will be released later this year.

A chart showing that europeans are 67% of NZs population, maori are 17%, Pacific people are 8%, asian people are 17% and middle eastern, latin american and african is 1.2% of the population
People who ticked 'other ethnicity', 1% of the population, have been removed to make the graph easier to read; percentages add up to more than 100, as people can tick multiple categories
Chart: Shanti MathiasSource: Stats NZGet the dataCreated with Datawrapper