How multicultrual is the northern part of New Zealand?

<h3>How multicultrual is the northern part of New Zealand?</h3>

As most of the important/large cities of New Zealand are placed in the Northern Island, I imagine that the urban area is basically the northern part of the country.
I would like to know:

1) How multicultural is the northern part of New Zealand ?
2) Where do the emigrants usually come from ?
3) How well coming are the natives ?
4)What is the general opinion about cultural diversity in the northern part?

thanks for your help !


<strong>New Zealand best answer:</strong>
<p><i>Answer by anon</i><br/>1) It is really multicultural, wherever you go there are people from different countries.
2)I really don't know, a better question is where DON'T they come from.. there are so many different nationalities here but a lot of people from the Islands eg. Samoa, Tonga etc. come here. But also a lot of people from Asia.
3)I would say quite welcoming, a lot of the population are from elsewhere I'd imagine.
4)I'm not really sure how to answer that question, but the cultural diversity is one of the best things about NZ I reckon.</p>
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