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Quality of Life in New Zealand

Source: New Zealand Immigration Service, accessed April 2006

In many ways it’s not what we have that’s important to our quality of life – it’s what we don’t have!

We don’t have high crime rates, our police don’t carry guns and instances of corruption are virtually unheard of.

We don’t have abject poverty or hunger and we don’t have the pollution, congestion, health issues and cramped city living that we see elsewhere.

One of the things you will find here, and it’s something we take very seriously, is our acceptance of different views and ideas.

We are a modern, secular, democratic society with no ingrained class system. Freedom of speech, expression and religious belief is guaranteed in law.

We don’t judge people on how they sound, what colour they are, how they vote, where they go to church, where they live or the type of car they drive. Gender equality is something New Zealand has led the world in.

Being tucked away in a corner of the South Pacific doesn’t mean that New Zealanders don’t care deeply about events affecting the rest of the world. We provide a significant sum in foreign aid, honour our refugee responsibilities and make an enormous contribution to humanitarian efforts.

New Zealand was a founding member of the United Nations and has always played an active role in international affairs. You’ll find us at the forefront of debate on the major issues affecting the world community, such as global warming. We’ve shown that we’re ready to stand up for those things we care passionately about even if, as in the case of our anti-nuclear legislation, this comes at a cost.

"We were the first country in the world to give women the vote and we see nothing unusual in having women in the roles of Prime Minister, Chief Justice and Governor-General. And some of our largest companies are headed by women."

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