I feel extremely sad for these people, but I need to ask, where is their whanau, why are they letting this happen? Where are their iwi, why are they letting this happen? Millions of taxpayers dollars are donated to local iwis per year, so WHY??!! is this being allowed to happen??!!!!
Aue this is heartbreaking. We're supposed to look after our elders as they did for us😢 im from Whirinaki and i know the Harris whanau my mum knows the Reid whanau too. I had no idea this was happening never imagined anyone would leave their nana or papa in this situation😢
I'd rather live in that situation than pay exorbitant rent which is dead money, or live in social housing surrounded by F-wits. You are surrounded by the Ngahere, Moana and the Awa, and is peaceful, that isn't poverty that's wealth!
That's why the builders are going hammer and tong,good new community housing coming along and looking great. Developments at Moerewa, Kaikohe and Kerikeri. Im from Otaki Beach and since I've been back up all I've seen is good work all around, Patience
Hopefully those houses go to the people that really need it tho becoz I know foreigners are coming over here and snatching up alot of houses that tangata whenua can't afford
This is how my dad was living, whanau took him in last few winter i finally got myself some healing an sorted a cabin out an picked him up an moved him into it on my partner whenua, an hes correct in trying to help but not take away their independence an mana thats whats im learning currently an having the right intension
Corporations, Banks, Govt and Crown take it. Thats why Maori need to set up their own self run tax/system so funding can be allocated with integrity as opposed to wasted bureaucracy and fuding overseas corporations and agendas
@@owieakaam3277 Its happening more and more and all over NZ, disgusting that we do it to our own. I stay away because there is so much in fighting not worth the hassle, better to paddle your own waka instead of someone else's greedy one. Sad but true.
@@owieakaam3277 That information needs to be exposed. Maybe The Hui could investigate and do a story about it, otherwise most of us don't know what is going on.
Winz help pay for caravan rentals and cabins for those who don't want to live in emergency housing and want to live on tribal lands. Also portable showers and toilets, fridge/freezers for camping. Buy or rent generators for power. All covered by winz. No one needs to live in a tent. Help is there. Cabin rentals start at $60.
unfortunately this is the state of the world not just there, people suffering the same circumstance all over the world. Respect to the brother for caring showing kindness need more people like him with deep pockets. Over the span of 30,40 years Governments have manipulated our living to this standard and its only going to get worse especially for the older generation. Peace to all the people in this situation hoping they can some help so they don't have to live in this sort of poverty.
The social housing is fantastic - but many will continue to want live on the whenua, and I think theres more of an opportunity to help whanau to stay on their whenua. Why would you live like that? Because its free. For those on the whenua it might be better to establish a central communal converted container with very basic amenities like a gas cooker /plate for a 9kg bottle. Solar panels and a califont for hot water from tank water catchment and just a large wash tub for bathing & clotheswashing. Id be rapt for something like that as a homesteader. Those homes are beautiful - but a little cabin with communal amenities on the whenua would be gold, especially for kaumatua living rough.
WTF. We maori are suppose to take care of our own, where's the aroha all gone. Damn come on people get out there and look after our kaumatuas and kuias.
Luxon don't give a shit and there is going to be a surge in homeless and unemployment with all the job cuts and don't worry tax payers are still paying for the usholes lunch but remember luxon is entitled to a rent subsidy even though he can get free accommodation at the parliament house luxon is slowly taking all human rights off every NZ kiwi
@@jasonreed4143 But the vast majority do work though, Maori are the second most entrepreneurial in the world after the Japanese, and today's Maori business and tax they pay, more then covers many times over the cost of those that don't.
Look at the millions of dollars wasted on converting public signage around NZ, the duplication of services etc which have increased the public servants but have delivered nothing positive to the unseen & unheard Maori. Some time ago I made a comment on the elite Maoris in Wellington sitting around trying to think up ways to hold their jobs & I got a reply comment from a young Maori lady who stated , Hey I’m a Maori and they pay me the big bucks to get more Maori influence. She said nothing about I’m paid the big bucks to help improve the social well being of my people, & she is indicative of Maori elites sucking up tax payer dollars, & with very poor results for where its needed.
Maori being the resourceful, intelligent and talented people they are, were once the economic powerhouse of these lands, trading overseas to multiple countries, running mills, farms you name it. They even saved the settlers on Tasmania from starvation when they were in famine and the Australian Govt refused to help their own. Hurts knowing that that if things had gone the way it should have, with integrity and honor stead of greed for land etc then Maori wouldn't be in this nu-natural position, we would have been like Japan at the very least.
A lot of naive pākehā commenting on here "WhAt AbOuT ThEiR MaRaE!?", I bet none of you have been on one. Life is complicated. Marae aren't the be all, end all for Māori. A lot of us become estranged from our Iwi, Hapu and Whānau for a long time for many different reasons in life (shout out to the pākehā who drove us off our land in the fIrst place). And sometimes our marae don't want us back. And kaumatua in particular, don't want to be a burden, especially on their whānau, so they "suffer in silence", like they said in the video. Sad man, this goes beyond just te ao māori as well.
Why is this a race issue.im white,54,homeless and living in my van.bn thru the system of abuse beatings,foster homes,neglect etc,made bad choices so own thm.i wrk full time and with my spare money i help my fellow homeless mates out often,thm being white,maori,islander etc.we are all kiwis,wateva colour ,race.lets just help each other as fellow humans.stop the division rubbish.😊
I'm gutted devastated our Elders are living this way, please Government you need to look after our Kau Matua, stop the migration pour money into the people of the land. Heart breaking had me in tears
no one will do anything coz the govt. said so. "don't go and help anyone coz we told you to not help them." basically that is what their job is, to create obstacles and prolong sufferring, all the while getting big pay packets that they don't deserve. Originally Answered: Warren Buffett: "I could end the deficit in 5 minutes. Just pass a law that makes congress ineligible for reelection if the deficit is greater than 3% of the GDP" . Is this actually a reasonable idea? As Adam Grim already wrote, it was not intended as a reasonable idea. It was an off-hand quip during an interview meant to emphasize that the deficit is not some complicated problem that requires ingenuity to solve, it’s something Congress votes for every year. kainga ora pause on the building sector is something that is staring us all right in the face. we will only go out and build when the govt. tells us to. if we all got off our fkn arses and started to build then we would have homes to live in. we have no way to get the materials, even if we all wanted to do the mahi. they have us by the balls. what we need is to abolish the money systemm that is the problem. it has always been the problem. we need people on the ground to make proper plans that are viable, that have no money foundations, so there can be no holding the plans back. if we have a factory that uses raw materials to make pre-fabricated building materials then who the hell do we need? no one. all we need is to get the right set up going to get started and then get to work. problem is there are no people that have their heads switched on and are willing to make a viable plan that is efficient and bypasses all the red tape associated with the modern ways. in reality what it would look like would be a nation in rebellion of the system and a creation that supports all life, here in Aotearoa. something like that is simply not attainable with the people that are here, stationed on the land. if you ask me it is better off burning fast, than smoldering for ages and generations to come, never being fixed. what do i know? i know that we have all been ripped off and we all had a choice whether or not to be ripped off. all we had to do was to find the corrupt ones living amongst us. proper police on the street that upheld the rights of the people. proper investagative agencies that sought freedom and justice for the people, instead of enslavement and blackmail... which is what we have today. no matter what we do we always have what is ours taken from us, it is the way... now.
I know there are some whanau who prefer to live a simple life without power, but where are our whanau to help awhi our kaumātua and kuia. Central government need to make it easier and stop holding up the process
How ironic when it was the Govt (and settler greed for land) that caused all this to begin with, pre-treaty Maori were excelling in business locally and overseas and were a huge economic powerhouse, that's why the Maori King and not the Queen was on the first NZ Pound note. Govt "payout" is crumbs.
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr There are people all over New Zealand living like that and I’ll tell you what I would sooner be living up the far north in those conditions than living in Invercargill in those conditions
Yes, pre-treaty Maori were excelling in business locally and overseas and were a HUGE economic powerhouse, that's why the Maori King and not the Queen was on the first NZ Pound note. If things had gone as the really should have then Maori would have been extremely wealthy and successful owning all of today's "Fonterras" etc, the unnatural position some of them are facing now was all by design.
@@davidboyd8113 Maori were doing so well pre treaty (1840) that they owned virtually all farms, shipping vessels, trading overseas, had the first internationally recognised flag for trade on ships (United Chiefs Flag, NZ REAL flag), they were on the first minted NZ pound, saved Tasmania from starvation, provided Auckland with majority of produce etc etc. in fact at that time more Maori could read and write Maori AND English then the settlers. What I think he means is Maori were doing so well in the 1800s for that time, and its fair to say that if they hadn't been screwed over by the crown, banks, corporations and settlers then today I highly doubt there would be ANY Maori in poverty and they would be living comfortably in this time as they did in the 1800s.
Wake up NZ look after your born and bred Kiwis first. I am a Kiwi who went to live in Australia and when we arrived as imports we purchased a 3 bedroom home a car and then found jobs.We didn’t arrive with our hands out, so why are these countries allowing imports to bludge the minute they arrive.Those refugees you took from Nauru Australia dumped on you, one family was living in a State house in Wellington I know because I visited them.
This is totally not their fault,they have access to benefits,but the big problem is they don’t have support from,family,tribe,iwi and Māori in general,and we have had millions paid to Māori so where did it go,radical Māori stand in parliament and ask for more money and control and they can’t show what they have achieved in the 6yrs under labour,but at the same time tax payers are expected to and pay life’s a bitch look to your families for support.
not all of them but since this new govt has come to power the ones that are racists are becoming more vocal....like we havn't had enough of that rubbish
Yes, maybe some of those with 2 homes could donate at least one to the cause. It is terrible to see the need just for a tiny warm house with running water
You mean racist NZ, sorry but I'm sick to death of the blame game, look at ourselves, we aren't pure either, racism is a live and well whatever the colour of your skin is.
@@davidboyd8113shame on your lack of empathy and understanding What’s the point of commenting if you have nothing constructive to add to the conversation besides your racially charged slander of Māori people Don’t forget the crown is still in partnership with Māori and also remember that the iwi that represents this part of the country has not settled in the treaty claims process as of yet please go away and educate yourself then you might have something valuable to add to the conversation
@@davidboyd8113 Where has that money gone, that's exploitation! I did not know that, thank you. While working for immigration, I frequently had to intervene and fine employers exploiting their own people who were brought into the country under false circumstances.
@user-hm1fu3gp8h If calling out wealthy Māori corporations is "racially charged slander of Māori people" is calling out wealthy multinational corporations racially charged slander of humans?
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr It is because if you were educated about that particular region in regards to the discussion that’s being had you would know that this particular part of the country has not settled its treaty claims as of yet which means funding it’s not available or designated which it could be in the future dependent on what happens next keeping in mind that the government is in partnership with Māori meaning they have moral duty as well also making a category called Māori is incorrect as well we all have our own iwi and hapū just like English Scottish Irish and Welsh and for context look how many walls they fought amongst each other and how many of their own they killed so it’s not picking choose moral high grounds and also not act as if it is as clear cut as blame it on Māori corporations it’s such an easy scapegoat for such an complicated issue let’s been neglected for the last 180 years
I feel extremely sad for these people, but I need to ask, where is their whanau, why are they letting this happen? Where are their iwi, why are they letting this happen? Millions of taxpayers dollars are donated to local iwis per year, so WHY??!! is this being allowed to happen??!!!!
Aue this is heartbreaking. We're supposed to look after our elders as they did for us😢 im from Whirinaki and i know the Harris whanau my mum knows the Reid whanau too. I had no idea this was happening never imagined anyone would leave their nana or papa in this situation😢
This is heartbreaking 💔
I'd rather live in that situation than pay exorbitant rent which is dead money, or live in social housing surrounded by F-wits. You are surrounded by the Ngahere, Moana and the Awa, and is peaceful, that isn't poverty that's wealth!
dont worry kuia and kaumatua, us youngins are beginning to join the frontlines. let us help solve this too❤❤❤❤
That's why the builders are going hammer and tong,good new community housing coming along and looking great. Developments at Moerewa, Kaikohe and Kerikeri. Im from Otaki Beach and since I've been back up all I've seen is good work all around, Patience
Thank you.
Hopefully those houses go to the people that really need it tho becoz I know foreigners are coming over here and snatching up alot of houses that tangata whenua can't afford
Will all go to foreign new money and be rented back.
Bound to.
This is how my dad was living, whanau took him in last few winter i finally got myself some healing an sorted a cabin out an picked him up an moved him into it on my partner whenua, an hes correct in trying to help but not take away their independence an mana thats whats im learning currently an having the right intension
The Maori economy is worth over $70 billion dollars.
Where's the money gone?
Corporations, Banks, Govt and Crown take it. Thats why Maori need to set up their own self run tax/system so funding can be allocated with integrity as opposed to wasted bureaucracy and fuding overseas corporations and agendas
@jonjon1842 they should be using the billions of settlement money they are being ripped off by there own people
I don't understand why the marae are not helping
I was just going to write this
@@owieakaam3277 Its happening more and more and all over NZ, disgusting that we do it to our own. I stay away because there is so much in fighting not worth the hassle, better to paddle your own waka instead of someone else's greedy one. Sad but true.
@@owieakaam3277 That information needs to be exposed. Maybe The Hui could investigate and do a story about it, otherwise most of us don't know what is going on.
I agree with you 🎉 So heart breaking tho😢
the pakeha should be helping, it was them who fukd us over!!!!!!
This breaks my heart
Winz help pay for caravan rentals and cabins for those who don't want to live in emergency housing and want to live on tribal lands. Also portable showers and toilets, fridge/freezers for camping. Buy or rent generators for power. All covered by winz. No one needs to live in a tent. Help is there. Cabin rentals start at $60.
Its not just the far north and Māori living like this its most elderly people unless you have done well financially. This how it is! 70
Our people are too proud and put up with the hardship.
unfortunately this is the state of the world not just there, people suffering the same circumstance all over the world. Respect to the brother for caring showing kindness need more people like him with deep pockets. Over the span of 30,40 years Governments have manipulated our living to this standard and its only going to get worse especially for the older generation. Peace to all the people in this situation hoping they can some help so they don't have to live in this sort of poverty.
Yes. Marae should be helping the kaumatua.
This needs to go viral 😭
😢we are New Zealand what the hell not good enough.
Our kaumatua should never have to live like this, they are surviving thats it.
The social housing is fantastic - but many will continue to want live on the whenua, and I think theres more of an opportunity to help whanau to stay on their whenua. Why would you live like that? Because its free. For those on the whenua it might be better to establish a central communal converted container with very basic amenities like a gas cooker /plate for a 9kg bottle. Solar panels and a califont for hot water from tank water catchment and just a large wash tub for bathing & clotheswashing. Id be rapt for something like that as a homesteader. Those homes are beautiful - but a little cabin with communal amenities on the whenua would be gold, especially for kaumatua living rough.
Imediate whānau? Iwi leaders?
Exactly why isn't the iwi stepping in
@christinecoxhead45 because there greedy all for themselves
Where is all the millions from treaty settlements in the 90s..could have set up a trust to help elders or on a marae
It's called greed I'm not Sharing don't give a rats ass my money we're going to Disneyland
Pfff pennies on the dollar and a good portion sucked up from crown lawyers
Shattering to see nan 😢
So wheres her family whanau iwi marae ???
Miss you my nan🥺😥💗
Let her live with you
Nevermind missing you're Nan now you'll miss her for good if you don't take her in and give her a warm home to live in😢
Obviously you don't 😂
fk nah this breaks my heart😭
WTF. We maori are suppose to take care of our own, where's the aroha all gone. Damn come on people get out there and look after our kaumatuas and kuias.
Going on about the future of the kids and can’t even look after the older folk what a joke.
Life's not free
@@jasonreed4143 it’s free for the wildlife and animals wildlife sanctuaries and reserves and yet there’s still homeless people durrbrain 🧠
New Zealand should be ashamed, I am .How can we help?
Luxon don't give a shit and there is going to be a surge in homeless and unemployment with all the job cuts and don't worry tax payers are still paying for the usholes lunch but remember luxon is entitled to a rent subsidy even though he can get free accommodation at the parliament house luxon is slowly taking all human rights off every NZ kiwi
Pension is NZ$500/week.
@@howdydoodey3872 Rents are realy high. Where is your gp visits electricity water car costs and than food too
What about tiny house villages is that worth looking at.
Fk this hurts to see as someone who’s elder struggling 😢 I understand it and feel her 😢being brought up by elders i feel her
Arohanui 🙏🥰
Anyone know who are the nana's here? And their locations?
This is the future for alot of Māori😢
They not keen on working?
The Maori economy is worth over $70 billion.
Where's the money?
@@jasonreed4143 But the vast majority do work though, Maori are the second most entrepreneurial in the world after the Japanese, and today's Maori business and tax they pay, more then covers many times over the cost of those that don't.
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr corporations, govt and crown wastage and greed.
Haha dont make me laugh,weres John .T the Maori Don.😢
Awe this so sad 💔🙏
Look at the millions of dollars wasted on converting public signage around NZ, the duplication of services etc which have increased the public servants but have delivered nothing positive to the unseen & unheard Maori. Some time ago I made a comment on the elite Maoris in Wellington sitting around trying to think up ways to hold their jobs & I got a reply comment from a young Maori lady who stated , Hey I’m a Maori and they pay me the big bucks to get more Maori influence.
She said nothing about I’m paid the big bucks to help improve the social well being of my people, & she is indicative of Maori elites sucking up tax payer dollars, & with very poor results for where its needed.
Maori being the resourceful, intelligent and talented people they are, were once the economic powerhouse of these lands, trading overseas to multiple countries, running mills, farms you name it. They even saved the settlers on Tasmania from starvation when they were in famine and the Australian Govt refused to help their own. Hurts knowing that that if things had gone the way it should have, with integrity and honor stead of greed for land etc then Maori wouldn't be in this nu-natural position, we would have been like Japan at the very least.
A lot of naive pākehā commenting on here "WhAt AbOuT ThEiR MaRaE!?", I bet none of you have been on one. Life is complicated. Marae aren't the be all, end all for Māori. A lot of us become estranged from our Iwi, Hapu and Whānau for a long time for many different reasons in life (shout out to the pākehā who drove us off our land in the fIrst place). And sometimes our marae don't want us back. And kaumatua in particular, don't want to be a burden, especially on their whānau, so they "suffer in silence", like they said in the video. Sad man, this goes beyond just te ao māori as well.
Why is this a race issue.im white,54,homeless and living in my van.bn thru the system of abuse beatings,foster homes,neglect etc,made bad choices so own thm.i wrk full time and with my spare money i help my fellow homeless mates out often,thm being white,maori,islander etc.we are all kiwis,wateva colour ,race.lets just help each other as fellow humans.stop the division rubbish.😊
Aww😘😘😘
I'm gutted devastated our Elders are living this way, please Government you need to look after our Kau Matua, stop the migration pour money into the people of the land. Heart breaking had me in tears
The Maori economy is worth some $70 billion.
Where's the money?
Te Iwi O Aotearoa are being wiped out...again & again & again...
no one will do anything coz the govt. said so. "don't go and help anyone coz we told you to not help them." basically that is what their job is, to create obstacles and prolong sufferring, all the while getting big pay packets that they don't deserve.
Originally Answered: Warren Buffett: "I could end the deficit in 5 minutes. Just pass a law that makes congress ineligible for reelection if the deficit is greater than 3% of the GDP" . Is this actually a reasonable idea?
As Adam Grim already wrote, it was not intended as a reasonable idea. It was an off-hand quip during an interview meant to emphasize that the deficit is not some complicated problem that requires ingenuity to solve, it’s something Congress votes for every year.
kainga ora pause on the building sector is something that is staring us all right in the face. we will only go out and build when the govt. tells us to. if we all got off our fkn arses and started to build then we would have homes to live in. we have no way to get the materials, even if we all wanted to do the mahi. they have us by the balls. what we need is to abolish the money systemm that is the problem. it has always been the problem. we need people on the ground to make proper plans that are viable, that have no money foundations, so there can be no holding the plans back. if we have a factory that uses raw materials to make pre-fabricated building materials then who the hell do we need? no one. all we need is to get the right set up going to get started and then get to work. problem is there are no people that have their heads switched on and are willing to make a viable plan that is efficient and bypasses all the red tape associated with the modern ways. in reality what it would look like would be a nation in rebellion of the system and a creation that supports all life, here in Aotearoa. something like that is simply not attainable with the people that are here, stationed on the land. if you ask me it is better off burning fast, than smoldering for ages and generations to come, never being fixed. what do i know? i know that we have all been ripped off and we all had a choice whether or not to be ripped off. all we had to do was to find the corrupt ones living amongst us. proper police on the street that upheld the rights of the people. proper investagative agencies that sought freedom and justice for the people, instead of enslavement and blackmail... which is what we have today. no matter what we do we always have what is ours taken from us, it is the way... now.
New Zealand for yah!!! Got money for the rich people ideology but none to feed the poor😔
NZ$500/week goes in her bank account.
if they are on their family land they are rich maybe cash poor
They are , Maori MUST hold on to what land they have left and fight for the rest.
Dont blame marae for colonization all maori suffer in someway like the bro said its happend so long we normalized it like violence and alcohol
Exactly, this is all introduced and by design.
I know there are some whanau who prefer to live a simple life without power, but where are our whanau to help awhi our kaumātua and kuia. Central government need to make it easier and stop holding up the process
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Aroha mai whanaunga Lilly Reid.
O my .
Why is the government to blame though? Isn’t this the individuals problem at hand?
Where you been
Wheres their kids?their iwi that get payouts from the government?,gone to Disneyland wat about their marae?
How ironic when it was the Govt (and settler greed for land) that caused all this to begin with, pre-treaty Maori were excelling in business locally and overseas and were a huge economic powerhouse, that's why the Maori King and not the Queen was on the first NZ Pound note. Govt "payout" is crumbs.
Bro in the 1800s Maori had better land to live on
You must be kidding at least they have a tent and wet weather gear they wouldn’t have that in the 1800s
Land is irrelevant lol. It's conditions that kill.
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr There are people all over New Zealand living like that and I’ll tell you what I would sooner be living up the far north in those conditions than living in Invercargill in those conditions
Yes, pre-treaty Maori were excelling in business locally and overseas and were a HUGE economic powerhouse, that's why the Maori King and not the Queen was on the first NZ Pound note. If things had gone as the really should have then Maori would have been extremely wealthy and successful owning all of today's "Fonterras" etc, the unnatural position some of them are facing now was all by design.
@@davidboyd8113 Maori were doing so well pre treaty (1840) that they owned virtually all farms, shipping vessels, trading overseas, had the first internationally recognised flag for trade on ships (United Chiefs Flag, NZ REAL flag), they were on the first minted NZ pound, saved Tasmania from starvation, provided Auckland with majority of produce etc etc. in fact at that time more Maori could read and write Maori AND English then the settlers. What I think he means is Maori were doing so well in the 1800s for that time, and its fair to say that if they hadn't been screwed over by the crown, banks, corporations and settlers then today I highly doubt there would be ANY Maori in poverty and they would be living comfortably in this time as they did in the 1800s.
Broke my heart,
Shame on government,
For allowing our people to live like this,
The Maori economy is worth over $70 billion.
Where's the money gone?
Atta this is not the one whanau
Wake up NZ look after your born and bred Kiwis first. I am a Kiwi who went to live in Australia and when we arrived as imports we purchased a 3 bedroom home a car and then found jobs.We didn’t arrive with our hands out, so why are these countries allowing imports to bludge the minute they arrive.Those refugees you took from Nauru Australia dumped on you, one family was living in a State house in Wellington I know because I visited them.
This is totally not their fault,they have access to benefits,but the big problem is they don’t have support from,family,tribe,iwi and Māori in general,and we have had millions paid to Māori so where did it go,radical Māori stand in parliament and ask for more money and control and they can’t show what they have achieved in the 6yrs under labour,but at the same time tax payers are expected to and pay life’s a bitch look to your families for support.
And the rascist pakeha say we are privileged
not all of them but since this new govt has come to power the ones that are racists are becoming more vocal....like we havn't had enough of that rubbish
Yes, maybe some of those with 2 homes could donate at least one to the cause. It is terrible to see the need just for a tiny warm house with running water
I'm pakeha and the crown sold a property I was renting off them and made me homeless
The Maori economy is worth over $70 billion.
You are.
You mean racist NZ, sorry but I'm sick to death of the blame game, look at ourselves, we aren't pure either, racism is a live and well whatever the colour of your skin is.
Shame on the government, who I'm sure this is known to them.
No one in NZ should live like this.
Shame on the Māori corporations which have been given billions of dollars
@@davidboyd8113shame on your lack of empathy and understanding What’s the point of commenting if you have nothing constructive to add to the conversation besides your racially charged slander of Māori people Don’t forget the crown is still in partnership with Māori and also remember that the iwi that represents this part of the country has not settled in the treaty claims process as of yet please go away and educate yourself then you might have something valuable to add to the conversation
@@davidboyd8113 Where has that money gone, that's exploitation! I did not know that, thank you. While working for immigration, I frequently had to intervene and fine employers exploiting their own people who were brought into the country under false circumstances.
@user-hm1fu3gp8h If calling out wealthy Māori corporations is "racially charged slander of Māori people" is calling out wealthy multinational corporations racially charged slander of humans?
@@AmonAnon-vw3hr
It is because if you were educated about that particular region in regards to the discussion that’s being had you would know that this particular part of the country has not settled its treaty claims as of yet which means funding it’s not available or designated which it could be in the future dependent on what happens next keeping in mind that the government is in partnership with Māori meaning they have moral duty as well also making a category called Māori is incorrect as well we all have our own iwi and hapū just like English Scottish Irish and Welsh and for context look how many walls they fought amongst each other and how many of their own they killed so it’s not picking choose moral high grounds and also not act as if it is as clear cut as blame it on Māori corporations it’s such an easy scapegoat for such an complicated issue let’s been neglected for the last 180 years
? All singles over 65 get $500/week state pension.
and how much does rent cost for a single over 65 person?
Why are trying to lead a pakeha life ,what about a punga whare and pre european subsistence
What the hell?
Aww aroha
where is the help this is so not right come on nz
NZ$500 goes to her every week.
Should she get more?
you. you are the help now that you see. what you going to do to help?