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These graphs compare the frequency of drinking alcohol, and of drinking a large amount of alcohol (defined as six or more standard drinks for a man, or four or more for a woman), for Māori and non-Māori men and women. They show a tendency for Māori to drink less often, but to drink more when they do.
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Source: New Zealand alcohol and drug use survey, 2007/8
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