Māori business on the rise amid economic challenges

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Key points

What’s at stake: Māori businesses saw a 19% bump in sales in the December 2023 quarter.
Background: Amid a global economic climate marked by uncertainty, Māori businesses – particularly in the primary industries and healthcare sectors – performed well.
Key players: Māori authorities and related businesses, Brad Olsen, Tania Pouwhare.

The latest Stats NZ tatauranga umanga Māori – statistics on Māori businesses – for the December 2023 quarter showed Māori authorities and related businesses had a 19% rise in sales compared with the same quarter the year before, with primary industries and healthcare sectors leading the

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Liam Rātana Tue, 09 Apr 2024

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