Liveability Ranking

A ranking by Deutsche Bank on the Quality of Life in 50 world cities has placed Wellington at the top for the second year running.New Zealand’s capital city is home to a population of 412,500 residents and was ranked in first place on the basis of it’s purchasing power, safety, health care, cost of...

For the seventh year running, Melbourne has been awarded the highest ranking by the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability survey, with half of the top ten made up from cities in Australia and New Zealand. Adelaide, Perth and Auckland also feature in this year's ranking. In the...

The latest World Happiness Report has revealed that both Australia and New Zealand are now in the top ten.The annual study is published by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) and ranks the world’s countries by a number of factors including peoples’ own...

A recent survey by global recruitment consultancy firm Mercer has ranked the city of Auckland third in the global Quality of Living Index.The survey is aimed at helping employers to choose where in the world they might locate their staff, ranking the quality of living by factors such as climate,...

For the fourth year running, Melbourne has been awarded the highest ranking by the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability survey, with half of the top ten made up from cities in Australia and New Zealand.As well as Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth and Auckland all feature.  Canada...