NZ Regions

Name: NZ Regions
Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

by Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

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Archived App (Last seen on 27 Aug 2025)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

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October 15, 2015
September 10, 2019
1.6
iOS 10.0+
4+
free
50.04MB
iPhone, iPod
a month ago
American English

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macOS Compatibility

Developer

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

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Access key economic data for New Zealand regions, including income, rent, and house prices. Visualize trends over time and compare different areas with beautiful scenery as a backdrop.

✓Regional income data

✓Rent and house price trends

✓Employment indicators

✓Time-based data visualization

✓Region comparison tool

✓Attractive charts and figures

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What's New in NZ Regions

1.6

September 10, 2019

The latest and greatest version yet. Get the update and max out on New Zealand’s beautiful regional economic activity data.

User reviews

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App crashes

First time it worked, but when I returned found it kept crashing, not much use...

Mr van Dee

10 years ago

So much useful information

Downloaded due media attention. It's really really good. Great NZ data, insights and graphs. Will be great fast reference material. Perhaps MBIE should market its existence more!

UsedToLoveStuff

10 years ago

Extremely useful source of integrated data

Despite unreasonable media comment, this app is a great way to rapidly and easily access well integrated data about NZ's regions. Keep up the good work, and thank you for creating and maintaining this.
Jeremy Baker, DVC, Lincoln University

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