What are race relations in Australia and NZ like?

We've all heard about problems and tension between minorities and whites in America and Europe, but what about Australia and NZ? Do whites and minorities get along there? What do they think of each other? Does the situation vary with each minority group?

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Mostly get along. Its pretty rare it flares up into some kind of serious violence, for most Australians its about being Australian: If you think you're better than another Australian or some kind of special snowflake you're getting fucking pummelled

What counts as being "Australian"?

It's alright.

Elaborate pls

>If you think you're better than another Australian or some kind of special snowflake you're getting fucking pummelled
Typical australian behavior I bet lol

Meaning- you come here and become Australian. You come here and continue being Italian, African, American, Mexican etc, you're not being Australian. Doesn't mean you can't have your spicy food, magic sky god and ethnic traditions, but you leave your old citizenship at the door or you can fuck off back to where you crawled out of.

So just having the nationality?

Everyone seems to get along more or less.
Maoris and whites get along, some times the Tongans and Samoans don't get along with each other but I haven't heard of that happening in a good while.
I don't know, it's just chugging along nicely.

Would someone who looks and sounds obviously foreign, but still tries to assimilate be accepted?

>some times the Tongans and Samoans don't get along with each other
How come?

Generally speaking relations are pretty good. NZ does often get pissed at aus because the trans-tasman agreement if fairly one sided to the Australians but it's kind of to be expected considering they're the bigger fish lol

We were basically only British isles and abos until post ww2 and after that we had the white australia policy for another 20-30 years.
People cluster around ethnicity i guess, not that theres certain ethnicity only neighbourhoods like America or that everybody isn't generally friendly with each other. But Chinese, vietnamese and japanese immigrants don't join together become Asian-Australians.

Das raycis mane
Only low IQ individuals are raycis

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It's easier for immigrants in Australia than it is for New Zealand. New Zealand is bicultural more or less (white and maori) and it's hard for some ethnic minorities (asians especially) to slot themselves into one of those groups.

That being said though there's no significant race issues here since part of that white culture is being polite in public and while Maori cry about gibs and muh stolen native lands they're a small enough minority that the majority of people never even notice them.

The biggest race tensions in the country would be between Asians and Maori/Pacific Islanders in Aucland where the latter are responsible for a lot of crime on the former which people worry will escalate into violence

Yeah its generally fairly easy for most of them compared to say other countries.
By that I mean you're not going to get anything better/worse than anyone else for the most part. That's not to say there isn't some racism here and there, but its really not like parts of europe, asia or the americas when people just get wholesale killed for being the christian/muslim/hindu outside of their enclaves.

Do Italians and Greeks mostly keep to themselves? I've heard before that they do but I would've thought that by now they would be assimilated into Anglo Australians like in America
>and it's hard for some ethnic minorities (asians especially) to slot themselves into one of those groups.
So what do Asians do? Are they forming like a new third group? Also, I guess Pacific Islanders end up being assimilated into the Maori side? Or what happens to them?
>they're a small enough minority that the majority of people never even notice them.
Aren't they basically the same percentage as African Americans are in the US?
>where the latter are responsible for a lot of crime on the former which people worry will escalate into violence
I had never heard about that before. I had heard that Maoris were worried about being displaced by Asians as the largest minority, though

Btw it seems to me than in Australia and NZ minorities are really concentrated (well, besides Indigenous Australians and Maoris for obvious reasons) unlike in Europes and Can/Us where they're more spread out.

Like it seems vast majority of them live in Melbourne and Sydney in Australia and Auckland in NZ while other large cities like Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Wellington and Christchurch are overwhelmingly white. Would this be a correct assumption? Or am I wrong?

Both the Greek and Italians are fairly much part of the landscape now and integrated with the rest of us.

Why do jannies let this spic make race bait threads all day long?

used to but they're basically integrated now and we got actual good coffee and food out of it
immigrations regulated so they normally get settled in clumps but its decently spread out. So im from a medium city but they settled sudanese refugees here(but they actually integrated completely fine and i don't think ive ever heard of them doing any crime and are all really nice if you can understand them) and indians and chinese.
A ton are temporary and will probably never get citizenship though

>immigrations regulated so they normally get settled in clumps but its decently spread out.
You mean refugees specifically here? Or are all immigrants required to live where the government says?
>A ton are temporary and will probably never get citizenship though
What will happen to them? Get sent back?

Not the other aussie but-
Basically you'll get some support here as a migrant or reffo. You will get housing, social security and must attend your courses in English and socialisation to become a citizen.
If you don't, then there's a cause to either fuck them off or they'll achieve 'resident' status which is really not the same as being a citizen. We have a lot of residents, mostly students that stay for 3-4 years and then go home, very few actually stay here.