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This short report discusses options for the development of small-scale sustainable energy and water systems to support intensive housing developments in Auckland. It provides a review of New Zealand and international literature and addresses implementation opportunities and barriers.

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An overview of the demographic characteristics of Auckland's migrant population. The report also discusses broader trends in patterns of ethnic identity within the region.

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This doctoral thesis examines the experiences of South Korean students studying in Auckland.

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Auckland Regional Council technical publication TP334.

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This report examines strategies for promoting more intensive development; and mixed use development in particular, in Auckland. It also addresses questions around how to manage reverse sensitivity issues that arise from mixed-use environments.

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A demographic profile of the Auckland region, based on results from the 2006 Census. Changes in population size and distribution; the age, sex, and ethnic characteristics of the population; employment and incomes; changes in the types of housing and households; and levels of access to private motor vehicles are all examined.

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A profile of Auckland's Pacific populations, based on 2006 Census data. Key issues examined include income levels, participation in education and employment, levels of homeownership, and the age-structure of Pacific communities. Ongoing changes in the geographical location of Pacific communities are also discussed.

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A brief snapshot of what the results of the 2006 Census tell us about Auckland and its people. Population growth; ethnicity and cultural diversity; migration; the age/sex structure of the population; households and families; housing; work and employment; and income are all examined. This report also includes a map showing results of the 2006 deprivation index, a measure of the overall social and economic wellbeing of neighbourhoods across Auckland.

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A qualitative examination of the experience of tuberculosis amongst the Somali refugee population in Auckland. This research is based on interviews, participant observation and focus groups within the Somali refugee community.

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This report provides an overview of the characteristics of the existing market for intensive housing within the Auckland region, as well as an indepth discussion about how market mechanisms can be utilised to promote further intensification within suburban areas.

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A review of the impact that the 'Metropolitan Urban Limit' MUL, a key zoning boundary within the Auckland region, has had on the price of land. This paper is based on a modelling exercise which also considers the impact that things like distance from key nodes, distance from the coast, differential effects across local authorities, types of land (e. g.

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The present review provides a baseline of information on mangroves in New Zealand to inform the debate on their management. What are mangroves and are they native to New Zealand? Mangroves are a taxonomically diverse group of halophytic (salt-tolerant) plants that, worldwide, comprise approximately 70 species within some 19 families. They are typically woody trees or shrubs taller than 0.