New Zealand -| Maori life expectancy improves, but gap remains

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — April 18, 2013

Maori life expectancy improves, but gap remains:

Maori life expectancy is rising faster than that of other New Zealanders, but still lags by seven years. Health workers say the situation is improving, but there is still a lot of work to do before Maori will live as long as other ethnic groups. Lianne ...

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New Zealand -| Maori life expectancy improves, but gap remains

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