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This global pattern is reflected in the ageing population in New Zealand, where our life expectancy at birth is now 83.2 years for females and 79.5 years for males; this has increased by 1.0 years for females and 1.5 years for males since 2005–07. However, there are disparities across the population. In particular, Mäori men live almost 7 years less than other New Zealand men: life expectancy at birth is 73.0 years for Mäori males, compared with 80.3 years for non-Mäori males (Statistics New Zealand 2015).

Ageing Well Kia eke kairangi ki te taikaiamātuatanga: A National Science Challenge for New Zealand