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6:52 PM.The Minister for Maori Development says passing the Te Reo Maori Bill is a key priority, and he hopes it will become law before the end of next year; The deadline for submissions from claimants… Read more Audio

5:48 PM.The Minister for Maori Development says passing the Te Reo Maori Bill is a key priority, and he hopes it will become law before the end of next year; The deadline for submissions from claimants… Read more Audio

5:30 PM.The Manu Korihi news team bring you a round-up of the top Maori news stories of the week including the Parihaka invasion commemoration, more tangata whenua in blue, and New York new home for tukutuku… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.The High Court has hand-picked two new Maori trustees and four alternative Maori trustees to sit on the Crown Forestry Rental Trust after more than a year of turmoil; The decline in dairy and log… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.The High Court has hand-picked two new Maori trustees and four alternative Maori trustees to sit on the Crown Forestry Rental Trust after a year of turmoil; The decline in dairy and log prices are… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.New Zealand Maori Tourism says it's working to expand the range of cultural images used overseas; Rare details marking the first interactions between Maori and Europeans in New Zealand have been… Read more Audio

5:55 PM.Rare details marking the first interactions between Māori and Europeans in New Zealand have been released as part of a new archive of centuries-old journals, letters and documents online. Audio

8:48 AM.Lawyers for the Waitangi Tribunal say it does not have to tell the Crown how much land to give back to claimants. The Crown is rejecting allegations it witheld highly relevant and crucial reports… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.The Crown is rejecting allegations it witheld highly relevant and crucial information about the Rena from the Waitangi Tribunal. A kuia from Parihaka, which was invaded by colonial troops in 1881… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.Iwi in Waikato and Tamaki Makaurau are mourning the death of a senior Tainui kaumatua, who was an expert on tribal matters and the kingitanga; MPs have passed the first reading of a bill to settle… Read more Audio

6:26 PM.Members of an Auckland tribe with no marae and virtually no land have watched politicians begin putting to rest long-standing grievances created by the Crown. People of Te Kawerau a Maki have attended… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.A former police officer says the police need to launch a Maori-only recruitment campaign; A Motiti Island hapu plans to call on the London Offshore Consultants as its witness in a possible Environment… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.A former police officer says the police need to launch a Maori-only recruitment campaign; A Motiti Island hapu plans to call on the London Offshore Consultants as its witness in a possible Environment… Read more Audio

6:43 PM.The proportion of Maori in the police has risen to its highest level in eight years; A media researcher suggests a new bilingual Maori newspaper has the potential to grow beyond its partnership with… Read more Audio

5:51 PM.The proportion of Maori in the police has risen to its highest level in eight years. Gareth Thomas From Te Manu Korihi news reports the service is though still well short of reflecting the size of the… Read more Audio

8:46 AM.A hapu fighting for the return of land in Gisborne has taken a case against the Waitangi Tribunal to the High Court; Two Motiti island groups say the Crown has withheld highly relevant and crucial… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.Two Motiti island groups say the Crown has withheld highly relevant and crucial information about the Rena from the Waitangi Tribunal; A hapu fighting for the return of land in Gisborne has taken a… Read more Audio

6:45 PM.A Maori forestry company, Kajavala Forestry, is critical of the timeframe set to achieve new safety standards for the industry; The Maori Party's newly elected co-vice president, Susan Cullen, says… Read more Audio

5:50 PM.More than 40 woven flax artwork panels that have been on display at Te Papa Tongarewa are being packed up today, before being shipped to their permanent home at the United Nations headquarters in New… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.A Maori housing advocacy group says it's planning to set up its own housing provider in Auckland; A new bilingual newspaper for Te Arawa has been criticised for pairing up with The Rotorua Daily Post… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.A Maori housing advocacy group says it's planning to set up its own housing provider in Auckland; The body handling the Treaty settlement money for Te Atiawa people in Wellington has recorded a drop… Read more Audio

5:40 PM.Claims Maori could suffer if the Trans-Pacific Partnership is signed, Questions over funding going to flag change referenda, and fire ravaged Marae repairs could cost millions. Audio

6:44 PM.An auction house that sells many of the paintings created by reknowned artist Charles F. Goldie says they could be banned from leaving the country in the next few years. The Forest Industry… Read more Audio

5:46 PM.The Forest Industry Contractors Association is praising the findings of a major review into safety and workplace practices which recommend creating an industry action group, that includes a Māori… Read more Audio

8:46 AM.An Auckland marae says it's secured a deal with a Chinese company to provide Māori cultural experiences for up to 40-thousand tourists a year; A new agreement with the company Sealord could double the… Read more Audio