Oceanic Three Kings Islands

Area Outside Territorial Authority•Area Outside Region
Last updated:

Safety Score (12-month average)

100

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Crime rate

0.0 per 1,000

Population 0

Total crimes (past 12 months)

0

Trend (last 3 months)

→ 0.0%

vs previous 3-month period

Regional rank

#1 / 4

Top 25%

Safety Score (NZCHI)

Updated September 2026

Oceanic Three Kings Islands Overview

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Crime Summary

The annual total crime rate in Oceanic Three Kings Islands is 0 crimes per thousand residents, placing it at rank 1 within Area Outside Region. The overall crime trend in the area has remained the same in recent months with criminal activity peaking in .

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Oceanic Three Kings Islands crime statistics: common questions

Is Oceanic Three Kings Islands safe?

Oceanic Three Kings Islands recorded 0 offences in the last 12 months. It has about 0 residents, which is below the 500-resident threshold we use for comparing rates, so its crime rate per 1,000 people is not a reliable comparison with other suburbs. Judge it on the offence count, not the rate.

Is crime going up or down in Oceanic Three Kings Islands?

Recorded offences in Oceanic Three Kings Islands have stayed level over the most recent three-month period compared with the previous three months. This is a three-month comparison, not a year-on-year one, and short windows move around a lot in small areas.

How does Oceanic Three Kings Islands compare with other suburbs in Area Outside Region?

Oceanic Three Kings Islands ranks 1 of 4 suburbs in Area Outside Region by crime rate, where 1 is the highest rate. This is a ranking of recorded crime, not a safety rating, and it compares Oceanic Three Kings Islands only with other suburbs in Area Outside Region — not with the rest of New Zealand.

Where does the crime data for Oceanic Three Kings Islands come from?

Figures for Oceanic Three Kings Islands, Area Outside Territorial Authority come from New Zealand Police recorded victimisation data, published through police.govt.nz, and are grouped to Stats NZ Statistical Area 2 (SA2) boundaries. They count offences recorded by Police, so they reflect reporting and recording practice as well as underlying offending.