The data, however, does show the groups of New Zealanders with lower levels of wellbeing. Sole parents, unemployed people, and people not in the labour force due to injury, sickness, or disability are more likely to report lower life satisfaction and that they have felt lonely most or all of the time. Māori and Pacific people are also more likely to report fair or poor health and continue to face barriers to education. This data reinforces the importance of our wellbeing objectives. 