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6:48 PM.About 150 tamariki and kaiako from an East Coast kura fled for the hills today, when an earthquake triggered the school's tsunami evacuation plan; Almost all of the former domestic abuse perpetrators… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.What is contemporary Māori Art? That's been a question debated at the Toi Māori Art Market in Wellington. Te Manu Kōrihi reporter, Laura Bootham, sought the answer by talking to Maori curators and… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.A Ngati Hine leader, Pita Tipene, says a Waitangi Tribunal finding that Maori didn't conceed their sovereignty in the Treaty is validation that the Crown cannot bulldoze over hapu. Meanwhile, a Tainui… Read more Audio

6:24 AM.The leader of a Ngai Tahu runaka - or runanga - says the South Island iwi has been 'caught napping' over the law that replaced the Foreshore and Seabed Act. A Ngati Hine leader, Pita Tipene, says a… Read more Audio

5:36 PM.Prison ban on greenstone and bone carved necklaces, Waikato region's Maori economy worth a billion dollars, and huge pohiri welcomes Hawaiian canoes to Bay of Islands. Audio

6:55 PM.The chair of Te Runanga o Te Rarawa says a Waitangi Tribunal ruling that Maori did not sign away sovereignty in the treaty, opens new doors for Maori development. The crew of two double-hulled ocean… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.The chair of Te Runanga o Te Rarawa says a Waitangi Tribunal ruling that Maori did not sign away sovereignty in the treaty, opens new doors for Maori development. Meanwhile, a Ngati Hine leader, Erima… Read more Audio

8:42 AM.More education organisations are to have their courses scrutinised by the Tertiary Education Commission, which identified the failure of a Maori performing arts course at the Western Institute of… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.More education organisations are to have their courses scrutinised by the Tertiary Education Commission, which identified a failure of the Maori performing arts course at the Western Institute of… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.The Tertiary Education Commission says students at a Taranaki institute who had their qualifications withdrawn may now - not have to redo the whole course; A environmental group wants to clean up the… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.A leader of an environmental group, the Health Rivers Wai Ora comittee, says its ambition is to clean up the Waikato River, and is collaborating with iwi, the community, and local government to make… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.Prisoners who will have to remove bone or greenstone necklaces could complain to the Human Rights Commission. The National Maori Tertiary Students Association, Te Mana Akonga, says other Maori courses… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.The National Maori Tertiary Students Association, Te Mana Akonga, says other Maori courses at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki will be under scrutiny; but the chief executive of the… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.Some Maori student advocacy groups says the 400 students withdrawn from two failed Maori performing arts courses at a New Plymouth institute have wasted their time and money; The Education Ministry… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.Maori student advocacy groups say Maori courses have come under fire following revelations by the Tertiary Education Commission about two failed Maori performing arts courses at the Western Institute… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.A Maori tikanga expert says the impact on prisoners who have their Taonga taken from them could be devastating; Eight staff involved in two Taranaki Institute's Maori performing arts courses have left… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.A Tikanga Maori expert says the impact on prisoners who have their taonga taken from them could be devastating; The director of Te Reo Maori for the Ngati Kahungunu Iwi says its dialect is almost… Read more Audio

6:49 PM.The Department of Corrections says pounamu or greenstone necklaces represent freedom and so do not belong in prisons; People who play a hand in the Waikato region's billion dollar Maori economy have… Read more Audio

5:52 PM.People involved in the Waikato region's billion dollar Maori economy have been exploring how to develop more wealth and ways to get tangata whenua into employment. Audio

8:45 AM.A Moriori Trust has told the Environment Protection Authority that it's opposing a mining company's bid to mine phosphate from the seabed because the trust says it could jeopardise 60 per cent of the… Read more Audio

6:24 AM.A Maori authority is in line to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year after signing a deal with a major Manuka honey exporter. A Moriori Trust has told the Environment Protection Authority that… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.The last surviving 28th Maori Battalion veteran to leave Wairarapa for the second World War has died at the age of 88; An independent inquiry has found child abuse and family violence amongst Maori is… Read more Audio

5:53 PM.People and groups keeping Te Reo Maori alive have been recognised. The Nga Tohu Reo Maori awards have been held in Rotorua. From Te Manu Korihi news, Laura Bootham reports. Audio

8:48 AM.A survey on how culturally responsive workplaces are to Maori employees has revealed that when employers respect a person's culture, their cultural well-being is increased and they're unlikely to go… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.A survey on how culturally responsive workplaces are to Maori employees, has revealed that when employers respect a person's culture, their cultural well-being is increased and they're unlikely to go… Read more Audio