More Maori feel they are being discriminated against that Europeans, according to General Social Survey from Statistics New Zealand.
The survey found that 15% of Maori feel they have been discriminated against, while the figure for Europeans is 9%.
Maori felt they have better face-to-face contact with whanau they don't live with. A total of 91% of Maori see their extended family, which compared to 87% for Europeans and 57% for Asians.
