$25 a week.
Other parts of New Zealand are much cheaper because rent and housing generally is a lot cheaper than in Auckland. # Sam Samson on Jan 23, 2015 : Can you do it... of course you can... it ain't cheap .. but you're living in a beautiful little island tucked away in the South Pacific. Auckland, New Zealand. Mortgage of $520,000 @ 8% interest = monthly payments $4,000 This is for a 5 bedroom 100 year old villa in a provincial town within commuting distance to Auckland (Pukekohe) 20-25 minute drive to my work in South Auckland, much longer to Auckland CBD. It depends on which city you are going to live in. If you want to live in Auckland, be prepared to be shocked by the cost of rents and houses. In Auckland, you really need to be in a profession of some sort (teachers included) taking home at least $700 per week after tax to live a comfortable lifestyle. I did a bit more searching, and per this report the average cost per KWH for 8/11 ranged from 25-33C/KWH, up about 30% over the past 3-5 years. So if you go with 28c, that comes out to 22 cents in USD. About 2/3rds of the amount I extrapolated from that news report. Auckland, NEW ZEALAND. Costs of living in Auckland, NEW ZEALAND Rent - $330 a week Food - $160 a week Phone and Internet - $20 a week Power - $25 a week Transport - $80 a week. 11-08-2008, 08:11 PM #2. Average Household Cost of Living. Latest figures show that the average household income was $60,433 (2003/04), and average weekly spending was $888 per household.
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