These two graphs compare Māori and non-Māori behaviour with respect to alcohol, as recorded in 2007–8. They suggest that Māori were less likely to use strategies to limit their alcohol intake on social occasions, but more likely to experience undesirable consequences of drinking, such as harm to their social and family life or negative impacts on their work performance.
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Source: New Zealand alcohol and drug use survey, 2007/8
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