My aim here is to consider data on the occurrence of discrimination and the extent of tolerance across New Zealand society, in aggregate and by different groups. ), and hence maximising reported discrimination, most New Zealanders (83.1 per cent) report no discrimination in the previous year. There is little difference in reported discrimination between New Zealand-born people (83.5 per cent report no discrimination) and long-term migrants (83.7 per cent). However, while a large majority of recent migrants (74.3 per cent) report no discrimination, the figure was smaller. Of New Zealand Europeans, 85.4 per cent report no discrimination.

Source: Stuff April 09, 2019 22:30 UTC