Hamilton City

This section provides people and indicator data for Hamilton City.

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People data for Hamilton City
Ethnicity by age, proportion in the area and sex: Census 2006, Estimated population change, births, deaths and natural increase from 1996, Projected population change, Household composition

Indicator data for Hamilton City

Health: Life expectancy, Cigarette smoking

Knowledge and Skills: Participation in early childhood education, School leavers with higher qualifications, Educational attainment of the adult population

Paid Work: Satisfaction with work/life balance, Workplace Injury

Economic Standard of Living: Population with low incomes, Household crowding

Civil and Political Rights: Voter turnout - local authority elections, Representation of women in local government

Cultural Identity: Māori language speakers, Language retention

Leisure and Recreation: Satisfaction with leisure time, Participation in physical activity

Physical Environment: Drinking water quality

Safety: Perceptions of safety, Road casualties

Social Connectedness: Telephone and internet access in the home, Trust in others, Proportion of the population experiencing loneliness

People data for Hamilton City

Ethnicity by age, proportion in the area and sex: Census 2006

Ethnicity	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Age	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
0 - 14	18,894	20.4	8,640	35.2	2,088	40.6	2,784	21.3	696	36.4	28,257	21.9
15 - 24	15,720	17.0	5,262	21.4	1,068	20.8	3,642	27.9	414	21.7	24,219	18.7
25 - 44	25,599	27.7	6,903	28.1	1,371	26.7	4,218	32.3	564	29.5	37,122	28.7
45 - 64	20,724	22.4	3,072	12.5	507	9.9	1,938	14.9	204	10.7	26,562	20.6
65 - 74	5,721	6.2	498	2.0	72	1.4	330	2.5	24	1.3	6,783	5.2
75+	5,754	6.2	198	0.8	33	0.6	135	1.0	9	0.5	6,312	4.9
Total	92,403	100.0	24,579	100.0	5,139	100.0	13,044	100.0	1,911	100.0	129,249	100.0
Ethnic % in the area	74.9		19.9		4.2		10.6		1.5		111.1
Sex
Male	43,884	47.5	11,838	48.2	2,574	50.1	6,315	48.4	981	51.3	62,082	48.0
Female	48,522	52.5	12,738	51.8	2,562	49.9	6,732	51.6	930	48.7	67,167	52.0
		100.0		100.0		100.0		100.0		100.0		100.0

Estimated population change, births, deaths and natural increase from 1996

Year	Estimated resident population at June	Population change		Registered births December year	Registered deaths December year	Natural increase December year
Year	Estimated resident population at June	Number	%	Registered births December year	Registered deaths December year	Natural increase December year
1996	111,700	-	-	1,723	757	966
1997	114,200	2,500	2.2	1,881	709	1,172
1998	116,200	2,000	1.8	1,860	698	1,162
1999	117,600	1,400	1.2	1,934	745	1,189
2000	118,600	1,000	0.9	1,806	664	1,142
2001	120,900	2,300	1.9	1,929	707	1,222
2002	123,600	2,700	2.2	1,785	746	1,039
2003	126,700	3,100	2.5	1,943	713	1,230
2004	129,700	3,000	2.4	1,947	767	1,180
2005	131,900	2,200	1.7	2,053	767	1,286
2006	134,400	2,500	1.9	2,077	793	1,284
2007	136,600	2,200	1.6	2,286	814	1,472
2008	138,500	1,900	1.4	2,469	819	1,650

Projected population change

Variant	Population at 30 June						Change 2006 - 2031
Variant	2006	2011	2016	2021	2026	2031	Number	%
High		147,100	159,400	171,400	183,200	195,000	60,600	45.0
Medium	134,400	143,800	152,700	161,200	169,500	177,400	43,000	32.0
Low		140,400	146,000	151,200	155,900	160,200	25,800	19.0

Household composition

Household composition	1986		1991		1996		2001		2006
Household composition	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
Couples with children	11,850	37.7	11,364	32.9	11,142	30.2	11,010	27.3	12,399	27.8
Couples without children	7,419	23.6	8,190	23.7	9,375	25.4	10,110	25.1	11,499	25.8
Multi-family	393	1.2	543	1.6	948	2.6	876	2.2	1,272	2.9
One parent family	3,708	11.8	4,566	13.2	4,941	13.4	5,733	14.2	6,090	13.7
One person	5,547	17.6	6,747	19.6	7,317	19.8	9,147	22.7	9,957	22.3
Other multi-person	2,544	8.1	3,090	9.0	3,204	8.7	3,435	8.5	3,399	7.6
Total	31,455	100.0	34,500	100.0	36,927	100.0	40,311	100.0	44,613	100.0

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Indicator data for Hamilton City

Health

Life expectancy

Life expectancy at birth indicates the total number of years a person could expect to live, based on the mortality rates of the population at each age in a given year or period.

	1995 - 1997		2000 - 2002		2005 - 2007
	Male	Female	Male	Female	Male	Female
Life expectancy at birth (years)	74.7	80.2	76.7	81.9	77.5	82.0

Cigarette smoking

The proportion (%) of the population in the area aged 15 years and over who currently smoke cigarettes.

The age-standardised prevalence (%) of cigarette smoking by sex

Year	Male		Female		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1981	10,539	33.8	10,047	29.4	20,583	31.4
1996	8,574	22.7	9,138	21.8	17,718	22.3
2006	9,321	21.5	9,555	20.0	18,873	20.7

The age-specific prevalence (%) of cigarette smoking (not age-standardised)

Year	15 - 24		25 - 44		45 - 64		65+
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1981	6,276	33.2	8,415	35.0	4,635	30.7	1,257	17.2
1996	5,007	24.2	8,202	26.8	3,564	19.6	945	9.5
2006	5,148	23.4	8,400	24.7	4,485	18.3	840	7.1

The age-standardised prevalence (%) of cigarette smoking by ethnicity 2006

Sex	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Sex	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
Male	5,631	20.7	2,442	33.3	363	26.3	810	15.6	999	17.2	9,321	21.5
Female	6,084	19.5	3,423	39.8	360	23.4	219	3.8	864	15.8	9,555	20.0
Total	11,700	20.0	5,859	36.8	702	23.2	1,026	9.4	1,848	16.5	18,873	20.8

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Knowledge and Skills

Participation in early childhood education

The number of 3 and 4 year olds enrolled in early childhood education centres or home-based education programmes as a proportion of all 3 and 4 year olds, and the number and proportion of Year 1 students who indicated they have attended some form of early childhood education.

"Apparent" participation rate, 3 and 4 year olds (numbers can add to more than 100%)

Year	Participation rate %			Number enrolled
Year	3 year	4 year	Total	3 year	4 year	Total
2001	93	109	101	1,702	1,983	3,685
2002	95	109	102	1,736	2,008	3,744
2003	99	110	105	1,819	2,087	3,906
2004	98	113	106	1,898	2,135	4,033
2005	107	115	111	1,953	2,230	4,183
2006	98	119	108	1,829	2,184	4,013
2007	94	115	104	1,890	2,159	4,049
2008	99	111	105	2,072	2,219	4,291

Early childhood attendance by Year 1 students, by ethnic group

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
2000	912	98.0	431	86.5	54	87.1	85	88.5	20	69.0	1,508	92.9
2001	868	95.6	427	90.5	55	91.7	99	92.5	25	71.4	1,481	93.0
2002	963	97.2	458	87.4	67	91.8	97	86.6	28	87.5	1,623	93.0
2003	943	97.6	506	90.2	82	94.3	122	89.1	41	75.9	1,703	93.7
2004	915	99.3	555	91.4	87	96.7	139	96.5	45	83.3	1,743	95.8
2005	907	98.3	555	91.3	66	90.4	149	97.4	52	96.3	1,732	95.4
2006	900	98.9	581	93.4	63	91.3	144	97.3	48	96.0	1,736	96.5
2007	914	99.5	525	92.8	80	87.9	143	94.7	54	91.5	1,716	96.1
2008	794	99.1	558	91.3	75	97.4	181	95.3	61	91.0	1,669	95.6

School leavers with higher qualifications

The proportion of school leavers who had attained a qualification at National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) Level 2 or above, and the proportion who leave with Bursary and above.

School leavers with higher qualifications, by sex

Year	NCEA Level 2 or higher				Bursary or higher
	Sex (%)		Total		Sex (%)		Total
	Male	Female	Number	%	Male	Female	Number	%
2005	50.4	61.8	1,366	56.0	26.4	37.0	771	31.6
2006	54.4	62.3	1,374	58.4	24.6	35.8	713	30.3
2007	61.5	69.5	1,726	65.7	31.1	40.9	951	36.2

School leavers with higher qualifications, by ethnicity

NCEA Level 2 or higher

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
2005	1,054	63.6	122	26.0	27	38.0	134	77.0	29	43.9	1,366	56.0
2006	989	65.5	151	32.2	36	42.4	159	75.0	39	50.6	1,374	58.4
2007	1,150	72.5	287	48.4	56	46.7	184	77.6	49	53.3	1,726	65.7

Bursary or higher

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
2005	619	37.4	47	10.0	8	11.3	88	50.6	9	13.6	771	31.6
2006	538	35.6	36	7.7	12	14.1	105	49.5	22	28.6	713	30.3
2007	661	41.7	117	19.7	26	21.7	127	53.6	20	21.7	951	36.2

Educational attainment of the adult population

The proportion of adults aged 25 - 64 years with an educational attainment of at least upper secondary school level.

Proportion (%) and number aged 25 - 64 with higher qualifications, by age and sex, 2006

Sex	25 - 44		45 - 64		25 - 64
Sex	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
At least upper secondary
Male	13,440	83.1	8,682	75.2	22,122	79.8
Female	15,624	86.8	9,216	72.2	24,843	80.8
Total	29,064	85.0	17,898	73.7	46,965	80.3
At least tertiary
Male	4,071	25.2	2,304	20.0	6,375	23.0
Female	5,223	29.0	2,340	18.3	7,560	24.6
Total	9,291	27.2	4,644	19.1	13,938	23.8

Proportion (%) and number aged 25 - 64 with higher qualifications, by ethnic group and year

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
At least upper secondary
1986	23,248	63.9	1,563	36.5	195	46.4	444	66.4	33	68.8	25,016	60.9
1991	26,431	69.0	2,223	43.9	288	46.4	966	67.7	78	70.3	29,382	65.9
1996	28,771	69.2	3,405	48.3	492	49.0	1,458	58.1	159	57.0	32,586	65.6
2001	32,654	79.1	4,386	58.8	834	70.4	2,889	86.6	339	74.3	39,113	76.6
2006	36,936	82.3	6,159	66.8	1,254	73.2	5,190	88.7	537	77.8	46,965	80.3
At least tertiary
1986	3,217	8.8	102	2.4	18	4.3	192	28.7	9	18.8	3,479	8.5
1991	4,069	10.6	201	4.0	39	6.3	393	27.5	30	27.0	4,664	10.5
1996	5,533	13.3	417	5.9	93	9.3	807	32.1	72	25.8	6,655	13.4
2001	7,240	17.5	813	10.9	144	12.2	1,119	33.5	132	29.0	9,030	17.7
2006	10,341	23.1	1,455	15.8	297	17.3	2,475	42.3	207	30.0	13,938	23.8

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Paid Work

Satisfaction with work/life balance

The proportion of employed people who are "satisfied" or "very satisfied" with their work-life balance, as reported in the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
Very satisfied	25.5	36.6	30.2	25.9	38.0	64.1	31.1
Satisfied	47.1	39.9	46.1	44.7	43.0	17.7	43.4
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	9.1	11.0	9.4	11.4	7.8	8.6	10.1
Dissatisfied	15.7	11.3	13.4	14.7	11.2	9.6	13.5
Very Dissatisfied	2.6	1.2	0.9	3.3	0.0	0.0	1.9

Workplace injury claims

The number of workplace accident insurance claims reported to the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), excluding those employees who received accident and emergency treatment only.

December year	Number of claims by sex			% of claims by sex
December year	Male	Female	Total	Male	Female
2002	6,493	2,497	8,990	72.2	27.8
2003	6,726	2,544	9,270	72.6	27.4
2004	7,157	2,562	9,719	73.6	26.4
2005	6,712	2,499	9,211	72.9	27.1
2006	6,429	2,536	8,965	71.7	28.3
2007	6,431	2,625	9,056	71.0	29.0

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Economic Standard of Living

Population with low incomes

The proportion of people living in households with real gross income less than 60 per cent of the median household equivalised national income benchmarked at 2001.

Population with low incomes, by ethnicity

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1986	9,906	14.8	2,703	29.7	309	30.7	225	17.4	42	40.0	12,636	16.6
1991	14,895	21.7	4,095	41.3	534	40.2	654	29.9	81	45.0	19,272	24.2
1996	14,889	20.7	5,199	39.3	783	39.4	1,722	42.9	183	43.6	20,547	24.2
2001	12,516	17.6	5,088	35.5	960	39.7	2,301	43.3	450	54.7	19,278	22.1
2006	11,106	14.2	4,212	24.2	957	27.2	3,426	36.4	534	42.8	18,264	18.2

Population with low incomes, by age

Year	0 - 14		15 - 24		25 - 44		45 - 64		65+		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1986	4,050	22.2	1,707	11.6	2,409	10.7	1,629	12.1	2,841	39.7	12,636	16.6
1991	5,409	30.4	3,414	22.1	3,828	15.8	2,550	18.1	4,071	50.4	19,272	24.2
1996	6,105	31.7	4,101	26.8	4,446	17.1	2,313	14.9	3,582	40.6	20,547	24.2
2001	5,940	29.7	3,789	26.2	4,188	15.9	2,496	14.2	2,868	31.9	19,278	22.1
2006	4,923	22.3	3,630	21.5	3,678	12.5	2,556	11.9	3,477	33.9	18,264	18.2

Population with low incomes, by sex

Year	Male		Female
Year	Number	%	Number	%
1986	5,289	14.4	7,350	18.7
1991	8,064	21.1	11,208	27.1
1996	8,664	21.3	11,880	26.9
2001	8,145	19.5	11,133	24.5
2006	8,043	16.7	10,218	19.6

Household crowding

The proportion of the population living in crowded housing (ie requiring one or more additional bedrooms, as defined by the Canadian Crowding Index).

Household crowding, by ethnicity

Year	European		Māori		Pacific		Asian		Other		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1986	6,711	9.0	4,515	37.5	471	36.8	390	25.1	57	41.3	11,682	13.1
1991	5,793	7.4	4,413	33.6	696	38.7	804	28.4	66	28.9	11,331	12.0
1996	5,110	6.3	5,191	30.0	880	31.9	1,216	23.0	235	37.0	11,522	11.3
2001	4,122	5.1	5,097	26.4	1,098	31.9	1,560	21.2	441	37.7	11,385	10.6
2006	4,542	5.2	6,051	27.0	1,593	33.8	2,550	21.0	621	36.3	14,082	11.8

Household crowding, by age

Year	0 - 9		10 - 14		15 - 24		25 - 44		45 - 64		65+		Total
Year	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1986	2,367	17.0	1,383	17.3	3,960	22.0	2,808	10.6	1,023	6.7	141	1.9	11,682	13.1
1991	2,493	17.0	1,173	16.3	3,687	19.1	2,847	9.9	978	6.1	156	1.8	11,331	12.0
1996	2,995	18.9	1,164	16.1	3,154	15.7	3,042	9.8	970	5.3	197	2.1	11,522	11.3
2001	2,988	17.9	1,365	16.4	2,739	14.1	2,973	9.3	1,101	5.2	213	2.1	11,385	10.6
2006	3,273	18.5	1,554	17.2	3,858	17.6	3,582	10.4	1,527	6.1	288	2.5	14,082	11.8

Household crowding, by sex

Year	Male		Female
Year	Number	%	Number	%
1986	5,709	13.2	5,973	13.0
1991	5,595	12.2	5,736	11.7
1996	5,491	11.2	6,031	11.4
2001	5,454	10.6	5,928	10.6
2006	6,813	11.8	7,272	11.7

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Civil and Political Rights

Voter turnout - local authority elections

The proportion of all enrolled electors (both resident and ratepayer) who cast a vote in territorial authority elections.

Election year	1989	1992	1995	1998	2001	2004	2007
Voter turnout (%)	58.0	52.0	50.4	54.0	47.0	45.0	35.0

Representation of women in local government

The proportion of female council and mayoral candidates, and elected members or mayors, in local authority elections.

Election activity	2001				2004				2007
	Council		Mayor		Council		Mayor		Council		Mayor
	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
Women candidates	11	28.0	1	13.0	16	36.0	1	11.0	9	38.0	0	0.0
Women voted in	3	23.0	0	n/a	5	38.0	0	n/a	6	50.0	0	n/a

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Cultural Identity

Māori language speakers

The number of Māori who can hold a conversation about everyday things in Māori, as a proportion of the Māori population, and the total number of Māori speakers as a proportion of the total population.

Speakers of Māori		0 - 14		15 - 29		30 - 49		50 - 64		65+		Total
Speakers of Māori		Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
1996	Māori	1,569	23.0	1,671	26.5	1,281	29.2	549	48.7	228	57.6	5,298	27.8
	Total population	1,752	7.3	2,016	6.5	1,512	5.0	651	5.2	270	2.5	6,198	5.7
2001	Māori	1,797	23.1	1,872	28.7	1,542	29.8	591	41.8	264	57.9	6,054	28.3
	Total population	1,935	7.5	2,238	7.5	1,785	5.5	717	4.7	297	2.6	6,987	6.1
2006	Māori	1,590	18.4	1,932	26.4	1,656	27.5	675	35.4	369	53.0	6,225	25.3
	Total population	1,701	6.0	2,196	6.4	1,923	5.4	813	4.4	420	3.2	7,053	5.5

Language retention

The proportion of people who can speak the "first language" (excluding English) of their ethnic group, for ethnic groups (other than Māori) with an established resident population in New Zealand.

	Born in NZ		Overseas born		Total
	2001	2006	2001	2006	2001	2006
Language retention (%)	24.5	25.9	78.4	76.5	57.6	59.9

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Leisure and Recreation

Satisfaction with leisure time

The proportion of people aged 15 years and over who are "satisfied" or "very satisfied" with their leisure time, as reported in the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
Very satisfied	25.0	26.0	21.1	20.5	28.2	47.5	25.5
Satisfied	43.5	43.5	45.8	45.0	40.4	38.1	43.5
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	22.3	17.9	20.9	19.9	24.9	11.5	20.0
Dissatisfied	7.4	10.5	10.2	12.0	4.7	2.8	9.0
Very Dissatisfied	1.9	2.1	2.0	2.7	1.7	0.0	2.0

Participation in physical activity

The proportion of the population aged 15 years and over who met physical activity guidelines (ie were physically active for at least 30 minutes a day on five or more days over the last week), as measured by the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
Physically Active	43.4	52.5	51.8	45.5	48.7	49.9	48.2

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Physical Environment

Drinking water quality (can be more than 100% and highly variable)

The proportion of the estimated resident population who receive their water from community water supplies whose drinking water complies with either the 2000 or 2005 Drinking-water standards for New Zealand relating to E. coli and Cryptosporidium.

Year	E. coli (%)	Cryptosporidium (%)
2001	96.9	0.0
2002	0.0	94.7
2003	92.4	92.4
2004	100.7	100.7
2005	99.0	99.0
2006/2007	95.8	97.3
2007/2008	95.5	96.8

Safety

Perceptions of safety - in the local neighbourhood after dark

The proportion of people who reported they felt "a bit unsafe" or "very unsafe" walking alone in their neighbourhood at night, as reported in the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
Very safe	22.5	6.8	11.8	13.0	20.5	13.9	14.2
Fairly safe	48.4	26.2	38.1	41.8	30.7	24.7	36.7
A bit unsafe	22.6	43.5	34.8	32.8	35.1	32.7	33.7
Very unsafe	5.0	21.0	15.3	11.5	12.7	17.5	13.4

Road casualties

The number of people injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes per 100,000 of the total population.

Year	Injuries		Deaths
Year	Number	Rate per 100,000	Rate per 100,000
2001	324	273.0	0.0
2002	359	294.3	2.5
2003	368	294.4	6.4
2004	350	270.5	2.3
2005	319	242.8	9.1
2006	345	258.0	5.2
2007	476	348.5	4.4
2008	460	332.1	0.7

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Social Connectedness

Telephone and internet access in the home

The proportion of the population with telephone and internet access in the home.

Telephone access (%)

Year	Ethnicity					Sex		Age					Total
Year	European	Māori	Pacific	Asian	Other	Male	Female	0 - 14	15 - 24	25 - 44	45 - 64	65+	Total
1996	97.6	84.5	82.9	96.3	90.3	95.0	95.3	92.2	94.6	95.3	97.4	98.4	95.1
2001	98.1	87.5	91.4	96.4	95.5	95.7	96.2	94.2	94.9	96.0	97.7	98.8	96.0
2006	98.9	95.4	96.0	98.5	98.6	98.0	98.2	97.8	97.5	98.1	98.6	99.1	98.1

Internet access (%)

Year	Ethnicity					Sex		Age					Total
Year	European	Māori	Pacific	Asian	Other	Male	Female	0 - 14	15 - 24	25 - 44	45 - 64	65+	Total
2001	46.8	28.2	26.8	60.0	38.6	45.9	42.8	46.1	46.1	47.8	48.1	17.6	44.3
2006	71.2	48.8	47.1	76.5	64.9	68.4	66.2	68.8	67.2	71.4	72.1	41.0	67.2

Trust in others

The proportion of the population aged 15 years and over reporting that people can "almost always" or "usually" be trusted, as reported in the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
People can almost always be trusted	13.8	14.4	15.2	11.3	18.0	16.3	14.1
People can usually be trusted	63.8	60.2	58.6	63.7	57.8	67.7	61.9
You usually can't be too careful in dealing with people	15.8	19.6	20.1	18.5	18.7	9.9	17.8
You almost always can't be too careful in dealing with people	6.6	5.8	6.1	6.4	5.5	6.1	6.2

Proportion of the population experiencing loneliness

The proportion of the population aged 15 years and over who reported feeling lonely "sometimes", "most of the time" or "always" during the previous 12 months, as reported in the Quality of Life Survey 2008.

Level 2008	Sex		Age				Total
Level 2008	Male	Female	15 - 24	25 - 49	50 - 64	65+	Total
Never	52.0	45.1	31.8	50.7	56.8	59.0	48.4
Rarely	28.7	35.4	45.5	30.1	26.7	22.9	32.2
Sometimes	17.7	18.7	21.8	17.6	15.2	18.0	18.2
Most of the time	1.1	0.4	1.0	0.6	1.2	0.0	0.7
Always	0.6	0.3	0.0	1.0	0.0	0.0	0.5

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