Net migration hits record — but could be peaking, economist says
With special feature audio: UBS economist Robin Clements on migration trends.
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Permanent and long-term net migration hit a fresh record in calendar 2015 and nearly half those people settled in Auckland.
The figures for December showed an annual net intake of 64,900, though the monthly growth itself dipped slightly from November’s record of 6,200 to a still strong 5,500,
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 01 Feb 2016
Mon, 01 Feb 2016
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Net migration hits record — but could be peaking, economist says
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