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New Zealand—with a predominantly fair-skinned populations, high UV indices and outdoor lifestyles—has high rates of skin cancer. However, population prevalence data is lacking. This study aimed to determine the demographics and socioeconomic disease trends of non-melanoma skin cancer prevalence in New Zealand from a large targeted-screening study.  \nMethods A targeted screening programme was conducted among 32,839 individuals, Fitzpatrick Skin Types I to IV inAuckland, New Zealand during the 2008–2022 period. This data was analyzed retrospectively. Linear regression models were used to assess statistical trends of skin cancer prevalence over time, along with associated factors that included demographics, disease trends and overall prevalence.  \nResults A total of 32,839 individuals were screened and 11,625 skin cancers were detected. 16,784 individuals were females who had 4,378 skin cancers. 16,055 individuals were males who had 5,777 skin cancers. 54 males and 65 females had multiple skin cancers. The article presents detailed descriptions of tumour types and subtypes detected, age groups, demographic and socioeconomic information. regarding the non-melanoma skin cancers detected.  \nConclusion Overall men have more non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) than females; however females develop more BCCon the lips. BCC is three times more common in the 31-50 age group, whereas SCC are significantly more prevalent after age 80. Prevalence of BCC has not changed over the 15-year timeframe of the study but SCC has increased. Older ages and higher incomes are associated with higher rates of NMSC in New Zealand.  \nKeywords Skin cancer · Basal cell carcinoma · Squamous cell carcinoma · Prevalence · New Zealand · Non-melanoma skin cancer  \n1 Introduction  \nNon-melanoma skin cancers (NMSC) are the most common tumours diagnosed globally, with an annual increase in prevalence of NMSC due to ageing populations [1] . New Zealand has one of the highest prevalence of NMSC in the world [2] and the incidence of NMSC in the Auckland region of New Zealand was estimated per 1906.5 per 100,000 [3]. However, true prevalence data is lacking as this  \n􀀍 Sharad Paul [doctor@skinsurgeryclinic.co.nz](doctor@skinsurgeryclinic.co.nz)  \n1 Auckland University of Technology, 55 Wellesley Street East, Auckland 1010, New Zealand  \n2 Skin Surgery Clinic, 271A Blockhouse Bay Road, Auckland 0600, New Zealand  \nis not routinely collected by cancer registries. While screening of all populations for skin cancer is not recommended [4], the usefulness of targeted screening of high-risk populations—typically with fair skin and therefore with a higher propensity for sun damage—has well been established for skin cancer [5] .  \nAmong skin cancers, keratinocyte carcinomas, i.e., basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), account for most lesions, but as most cancer registries do not record these, both incidence and prevalence data have been lacking internationally [6] . In Australia, a report to Queensland Health in 2012 estimated the prevalence of BCC and SCC to be 5% and 2%, respectively (in men), and 4% and 1%, respectively (in women), but this was based on a telephone call and self-reporting, with no clinical assessment of diagnosis or pathology correlation [7] . The prevalence of keratinocyte skin cancers globally has  \nsignificantly increased over the last 20 years, with reports estimating rises of 35% for BCC and 133% for SCC [8] . 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