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speaking and translating with people around them.

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they struggled with the language,food,shelter,cloths,Money,Racism, not knowing were the places are.During the time when there was the Polynesian panthers there were cops that would come at night time when a family was sleeping the cops broke in with no authority and just found out after woulds that it was the wrong person I think from my personal comment Racism will never end even till now there was a man going to buy toilet paper and the lady's were screaming at him but he was right he was asking them why were they saving the big one or who were they saving it for and what made me acacias was she said this is not your land go back to were you came from.

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leaving family behind

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unable to communicate fluently with other people

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The People that came from other countries struggled with the language and how to read it too, especially they struggled on how would they would go from here to there.

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They struggled with work.

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in the pacific islands they didn't get that much money for their families and themselves

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they did some food and speaking and translating

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getting houses and finding jobs

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The racism the PI's faced with all the palagi people.

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the houses weren't good quality

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The minimum amount they get paid

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racism

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Money and language

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due to the life in NZ, they were unable to keep the traditions they did back in Samoa (eg. back in Samoa at a certain time, there would be a bell, and when it rang you were to be seated and pray along with the village)(back in the day, not sure if they still do it to this day)

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Could not speak English to the people who lived on New Zealand

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The struggle to get money

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not use to the weather

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housing because normally they would have broken down houses

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they come to live a better life

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doing cultural traditions and special ceremonys

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having trouble speaking the language

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They had issues translating things into their language

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They didn't understand the people around them cause they were speaking different languages.

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The expenses of food and water/Furniture and Decorations for housing

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No where to live

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the English language they had to learn instead of their fluent one.

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racism

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wasn't used to the lifestyle new Zealanders were used to.

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not enough money to help the family

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the palagi people were racism

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The expenses of food and clothing

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with the racism going around

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The amount they got paid working

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Another issue was that they did not get paided enough.

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They couldn't buy houses because they weren't getting paid the usual amount.

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getting use to different living conditions and the weather

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They weren't able to pay for food or a House

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low payment

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people getting jobs in factories

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the food back in Samoa was more fattening than it was in NZ (eg. pigs, in samoa they killed a pig, cleaned it, then ate it. now they were killed, cleaned, frozen, then sold)

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low income

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they did not have that much money to buy a house

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They weren't prepared for the work (Lateness, Absence's)

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Learning the language.

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understanding the laws and rights of a NZ citizen. Also moving goverments

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had to adapt to new rules,laws and new life.

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one of the problems was the healthcare in the islands because it was different to the nz ones

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Most people wanted to hire people with good job qualities, most islanders did not have good job qualities

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People struggled to get a job and a house to live in.

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the area they lived in might be new to them than in the islands

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having trouble paying rent/bills

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Couldn't get jobs because of how they look like.

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Racism

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Not able to get what they want because of their colour

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They weren't use to the living in NZ.

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Overstaying (Dawn raids) and families being disappointment because of whoever's at nz to earn money

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Racism was a big threat, because of how they look, their skin color.

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people becoming homeless because of payments

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They were arresting any black/brown person.

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An issue for the pacific islanders is that their bodies could not handle the weather of NZ

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getting a job

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they gam

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Getting back on their feet finding a place a job car and food

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another tradition that still lives on to this day is called a Fa'alavelave (when you send an amazing amount of money to Samoa or for special events eg. weddings, funerals, etc)

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Did not have that type of food us islanders used to eat (fast food)

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NZ did not have the connections with each other that they had back in the islands

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they had to leabe their homeland and had to cope with the unbearable presure.

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did not own a house

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did not own a house scared of what will happen next 

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did not own a house scared of what will happen next 

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Did not have that type of food us islanders used to eat (fast food)
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NZ did not have the connections with each other that they had back in the islands
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they had to leabe their homeland and had to cope with the unbearable presure.
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did not own a house 

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