Māori housing policy going backwards, report finds
A new report shows Māori, Pacific peoples, disabled people and renters continue facing persistent housing inequality.
Housing inequality remains a significant problem for several groups in New Zealand, according to a recent report. Māori, Pacific peoples, disabled people and renters are identified as those most affected by persistent housing disparities. The findings suggest that progress on addressing these inequalities has stalled or reversed.
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Māori housing policy going backwards, report finds
Māori, Pacific peoples, disabled people and renters remain the most affected by persistent housing inequality, a new report has found.