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Māori households are getting poorer despite increased Govt funds

ANALYSIS: The focus should be on increasing household income, not through government grants and subsidies.

NBR columnist Hillmarè Schulze speaks with Jonathan Mitchell.

In 2018, Māori households received more than double, in social security and assistance benefits, than what they paid to the government in taxes, social security contributions, fines, and penalties. However, in 2006, when we calculated this for the first time, Māori households contributed $340

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Hillmarè Schulze Mon, 14 Nov 2022
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