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8:30 PM.Coming up just after 5:30, Mani Dunlop and the Manu Korihi news team bringing you highlights of the week's Maori news. A Marae fire leaves its people devastated, A wananga has designed a carpentry… Read more Audio

6:54 PM.A Maori lawyer says the philanthropist, Gareth Morgan, has sparked a debate on Maori sovereignty that's been swept under the carpet by other leaders; A Maori doctor is backing a demand for more… Read more Audio

5:49 PM.The economist Gareth Morgan has told a Northland hui on Maori sovereignty that if the Treaty of Waitangi were truly honoured there'd be no need for Maori seats in Parliament; A Maori doctor is backing… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.A Presbyterian Church leaders says there are too many schisms between Māori and non-Māori and is urging non-Māori to work harder to form positive relationships with tangata whenua. An executive member… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.A Presbyterian Church leader believes there are too many schisms between Maori and non-Maori and says he will urge non-Maori to work harder to form positive relationships with tāngata whenua in his… Read more Audio

6:52 PM.The Maori Party wants iwi to get the first right of refusal for all state houses the government plans to sell; The Catholic Bishop in Christchurch is warning that the celebration of Mass in Te Reo… Read more Audio

8:47 AM.The chair of Mangatawa Papamoa Block Incorporated in Tauranga says the fire that damaged part of its Marae building has left people devastated; An official trying to help the kauri tree survive says… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.The chair of Mangatawa Papamoa Blocks Incorporated in Tauranga says the fire that damaged part of its marae building has left people devastated; The Maori Party says it's not confident the Prime… Read more Audio

6:49 PM.A firefighter in Tauranga says a fire last night on Tamapahore Marae is being treated as suspicious and could be the work of a serial arsonist; Newly installed pou at Whangaparaoa College have been… Read more Audio

8:46 AM.A group of landowners against a wastewater plant planned for their land, hope their oral history can be used as evidence in an appeal to stop the plant; Both scientists and tangata whenua will be… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.A group of landowners against a wastewater plant planned for their land, hope their oral history can be used as evidence in an appeal to stop the plant; Both scientists and tangata whenua will be… Read more Audio

6:53 PM.The Environment Court hearing to stop a contentious wastewater treatment plant going up on land intended as an extended Maori family homestead, near Whakatane has got underway today; Leading Maori… Read more Audio

5:53 PM.Leading Maori theatre practitioners say they are desperate for an administrative office in Wellington, but efforts to secure adequate funding have been rejected. Audio

8:47 AM.Ten applicants have fallen at the first hurdle in their attempts to gain customary marine title to stretches of coastline; Auckland's Mayor Len Brown says the council has asked iwi around the region… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.Auckland's Mayor Len Brown says the council has asked iwi around the region to provide a list of what is critical to sustain the survival of their marae; Ten applicants have fallen at the first hurdle… Read more Audio

6:51 PM.A senior Ratana Church member is blaming his "baby boomer" generation for the decline in membership numbers; A study, which wants more kaumatua participants, aims to find out how much money the… Read more Audio

5:40 PM.In this edition of Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi, we highlight the political career of the former co-leader of the Maori Party, Dame Tariana Turia. Audio

8:00 PM.Coming up just after 5-30, the Manu Korihi news team bringing you the highlights of the week in the first round-up of Maori news for the year. Audio

6:52 PM.The annual celebrations to mark the birth of Ratana Church's prophet, Tahupotiki Wiremu Ratana, has drawn MPs and ministers from across the political spectrum to Rātana marae. The man credited with… Read more Audio

5:49 PM.The man credited with growing the fortunes of Waikato-Tainui commercial coffers by 500-million dollars over the last eight years is to step down. Politicians at the annual celebrations to mark the… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.A Bay of Plenty Iwi says it welcomes changes to the Resource Management Act but only if it doesn't impinge on cultural and heritage issues; The Ratana Church has limited the amount of time politicians… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.A Bay of Plenty Iwi says it welcomes changes to the Resource Management Act but only if it doesn't impinge on cultural and heritage issues; The Kohanga Reo National Trust says their doors are open to… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.The Maori Party says it needs to look very closely at the detail of proposed changes to the Resource Management Act before considering which way it will vote on it; The Asthma Foundation says it's… Read more Audio

5:52 PM.Health experts are hailing an innovative New Zealand device as having the potential to transform the lives of tangata whenua and other sufferers. Audio

8:43 AM.The Maori Development Minister says it is time for Ngati Tuwharetoa to cut its losses and focus on the future; The business side of Taranaki Whanui in Wellington has abandoned its base at the… Read more Audio