Acording to the Australia and New Zealand Organ Donation Registry …
In New Zealand in 2002 …

• There were: 38 donors (10 dpmp), which resulted in 69 kidneys, 37 livers, 8 hearts, 5 double and 3 single lungs, and 2 pancreas being transplanted into recipients. In addition 29 corneas, 20 heart valves and 2 bone donations were sent to the appropriate tissue bank.
• The mean age of donors was 40.3 years, with an age range of 7.7 - 66.7 years.
• The major cause of death was cerebrovascular accident in 53%, followed by road trauma in 26%.
• 35% of donors with a known occupation were classified as students and white collar workers. The majority of donors were Caucasoid and their Religion was recorded as Christian.
• Consent for organ donation was sought in 66% of cases by the Intensive Care Unit Clinician. There were 9 (24%) cases whereby consent was volunteered by the family. Coronial inquiries were required in 47% of all donors.
• The donation of more than one organ occurred in 87% of donors. The average number of organs transplanted per donor was 3.2.
• The consent rate for specific organs were 100% of kidneys. 100% livers, 100% hearts, 100% lungs and 96% pancreas.
• From donors where organs had been retrieved, 99% of kidneys, 97% of livers, 100% of hearts, 88% of lungs and 100% of pancreas were actually transplanted.
• 5 livers, 2 hearts and 8 lungs were sent from New Zealand to Australia.