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Strong, distinct, and diversified Māori economy: MBIE

New report highlights a surging Māori economy, shifting from traditional industries into innovative, high-value sectors.

Te Ōhanga Māori report.

Mike McRoberts Mon, 10 Mar 2025
Key points
  • Main takeaway: Te Ōhanga Māori – the Māori economy’s asset base has surged dramatically to $126 billion, marking an 83% increase since 2018, underscoring its growing significance to New Zealand's economy.
  • Background: The report by Berl highlights the rapid diversification of Māori economic activities, showing a decisive shift from traditional primary industries towards knowledge-intensive and high-skilled sectors.
  • Key players: Berl’s chief economist Hillmarè Schultz says while the growth is "astonishing", there's room for it to double again in another five years.

The Māori economy continues to thrive, significantly reshaping New Zealand’s economic landscape as Māori increasingly move from traditional sectors into knowledge-intensive industries, according to Te Ōhanga Māori 2023.

The report, prepared by economics consultancy Berl for the Ministry of

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Mike McRoberts Mon, 10 Mar 2025
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Key points
  • Main takeaway: Te Ōhanga Māori – the Māori economy’s asset base has surged dramatically to $126 billion, marking an 83% increase since 2018, underscoring its growing significance to New Zealand's economy.
  • Background: The report by Berl highlights the rapid diversification of Māori economic activities, showing a decisive shift from traditional primary industries towards knowledge-intensive and high-skilled sectors.
  • Key players: Berl’s chief economist Hillmarè Schultz says while the growth is "astonishing", there's room for it to double again in another five years.
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