Jack Tame

That being said, I mean, we spoke to quite a few Māori over there, some of whom were like, yeah, it's amazing.

I'm earning more and more prosperous.

Absolutely love it here.

But others who said they honestly felt guilty.

They felt guilty about having their kids, Māori kids over there who have no connection to the whenua, no connection to –

language anything else like that and they said they like hear their kids say dance class and they're like oh man i there's something in me that kind of you know like that burns you know jack were you saying it was 170 000 maori in australia 140 000 in the south island yeah so outnumbered 17 to 14 yeah i mean i can shut up because i'm one of the south island maori and i live in the north island but that is that is a pretty amazing stat isn't it yeah that's crazy here's the tax rates

$45,000 is the top, eh?

And then so they don't have universal super.

So they don't have universal pension.

So not everyone gets a pension.

Only about 40% of people get a pension or 42 or something like that.

But the minimum employer contribution is 12%.

So if you're earning 190 grand, but you're getting taxed at 45 over that 190 grand, but your employer is putting in 12%, you are going to have a very good retirement.

So you've got to put in- No, you don't have to.

They have to put in 12%.

You could put in nothing, and they can put in 12%.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's compulsory retirement savings.

So the employer has to do it, but then they don't have a universal pension.

I don't know if there is an answer.