“Only 200 people over 65 live here?” whispered a surprised voice. Tirohanga, a serene suburb nestled within the Wellington Urban Agglomeration, might seem quiet at first glance. But don’t let the numbers fool you. This statistical area, part of Lower Hutt, boasts a story woven from the threads of time and growth. In 1996, Tirohanga was home to 930 souls. By 2022, that number had blossomed to 1,330, painting a picture of steady expansion. Imagine, nearly 900 residents between the ages of 15 and 64, their lives intertwined with the fabric of this community. The spirit of youth thrives here, with 240 children aged 0 to 14 filling the streets with laughter and energy. Tirohanga is more than just numbers. It’s a tapestry of lives lived, stories shared, and a future waiting to be written.
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