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    Life expectancy keeps going up - but at a slower rate

    Life expectancy keeps going up - but at a slower rate


    Stats NZ data on death rates between 2017-and-2019, shows men live to 80, on average, and women make it to 83 and a half.

    That's a half-year increase for men - and point three of a year for women, since the 2012-to-2014 period.

    Population estimates and projections manager Hamish Slack says life expectancy rose most in the late 1980s to early 2000s.

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