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6:47 PM.The Maori legal profession is questioning why the Government's data on the number of judges who identify as tangata whenua is out-of-date; Many families have taken refuge at Kopinga Marae on the… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.The Maori legal profession is questioning why the Government's data on the number of judges who identify as tangata whenua is out-of-date. Audio

8:48 AM.The Christchurch City Mission says Maori are suffering disproportionately in the aftermath of the earthquakes with housing shortages forcing two or three families to squeeze into one home and… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.The Christchurch City Mission says Maori are suffering disproportionately in the aftermath of the earthquakes with housing shortages forcing two or three families to squeeze into one home and… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.Civil Defence is continuing to urge people on the east coast of the North Island to stay off the roads, despite weather conditions improving. Te Kopinga Marae on the Chatham Islands is getting ready… Read more Audio

5:54 PM.Some residents who've evacuated their homes because of ex-tropical cyclone Pam have sought refuge at Marae along the east coast of the North Island. Audio

8:46 AM.New research from Statistics New Zealand has found that Maori trust the police and the health system over other institutions; The fire service says it is desperately trying to engage with the Maori… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.The fire service says it is desperately trying to engage with the Maori community to boost volunteer numbers; New research from Statistics New Zealand has found that Maori trust the police and the… Read more Audio

8:00 PM.The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including criticism of tribe for unplugging from the broadband business, the journey of pounamu in West Coast rivers, and a… Read more Audio

6:52 PM.The national body that represents Maori language immersion schools has launched its new curriculum in the Far North today; The organisers of the World of Music and Dance festival in New Plymouth are… Read more Audio

5:53 PM.The national body that represents Maori language immersion schools has launched its new curriculum in the Far North today; The organisers of the World of Music and Dance festival in New Plymouth are… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.More protection's coming in for sacred sites; New figures show about half as many Maori run their own businesses compared with the total population; Te Puni Kokiri says work needs to be done to help… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.More protection's coming in for sacred sites; New figures show about half as many Maori run their own businesses compared with the total population; Te Puni Kokiri says work needs to be done to help… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.A geologist who has studied the movement of pounamu says its stones move in a river like fish swimming upstream; This year marks the 120th anniversary of the Turangawaewae Regatta, the sight of Maori… Read more Audio

5:55 PM.New geological research into the movement of pounamu has found its stones move in a river like fish swimming upstream. GNS Science says the research in conjunction with the South Island greenstone's… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.Te Puni Kokiri has faced questions about the time it's taking to restructure; Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district; The… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district; Te Puni Kokiri has faced questions about the time it's taking to restructure the… Read more Audio

6:49 PM.A Victoria university lecturer says schools are missing out on digital resources to help boost the use of Te Reo. Te Tumu Paeroa, the Maori Trustee says the success of a kiwifruit orchard on the East… Read more Audio

5:53 PM.A Victoria university lecturer says schools are missing out on digital resources to help boost the use of Te Reo. Tabitha McKenzie says when it comes to technology, kura are lagging behind. This… Read more Audio

8:50 AM.Waikato-Tainui is accusing Maori Television of blatant censorship - after it pulled a haka performance critical of the broadcaster from its online service; The MP for Tamaki Makaurau is calling on the… Read more Audio

6:25 AM.The MP for Tamaki Makaurau is calling on the Catholic Church to front-up and make a decision on the future of Hato Petera College in Auckland; Waikato-Tainui says a initial decision by Maori… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.The Maori Internet Society says a Northland iwi's decision to sell its broadband network to a private company is like a tribe selling the foreshore. Audio

8:46 AM.New Zealand First says it has grave concerns over the future of Hato Petera College in Auckland; The group authorised by the Crown to settle Ngapuhi Treaty claims says it's about to appoint… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.The northern tribe, Ngatiwai, is quitting the broadband business;The group authorised by the Crown to settle Ngapuhi Treaty claims says it's about to appoint negotiators; New Zealand First says it has… Read more Audio

6:51 PM.A study shows not many Maori are taking defensive driving courses to fast track their licenses; A member of a marae within the Ngati Whatua confederation has joined the protest to save a kauri tree in… Read more Audio