We met a lot of them, I find them very big (I 'm used to see tall men at home!) and very pale. They complain about the Maori's complains claiming their (own) country (whose? ask ik myself), the land, the air. They said to us, they eare feeling themselves less helpt and supported by the authorities dan the Maories do. they do the work to let them do nothing (so a woman from Wellington in the pool having a chat with me)
So the Australian woman from Perth, whom we talked to in the kitchen of the camp. She find herself neglictated (?) by the law, comparated to the poor ones (she doesn't pronounce the word of aboriginals); she said: "if you are for example a young woman, who gets pregnant and you haven't no job at all, you don't have to look for it, want you become however money from the statesgovernement."
We already know this kind of stories in our country, but New Zealand is actually quite alike Australia, isn't it?
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