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6:28 AM.King Tuheitia has opened up about his health and one of his sons getting into trouble with the law - calling the media coverage of the case a 'circus'. Thousands of Ngai Tuhoe members are making their… Read more Audio

8:00 PM.On the programme this week, King Tūheitia gets personel at koroneihana commemorations; There's endorsment for a Maori curriculum; and a subtribe flexes its muscles in a big bay clean-up. Audio

6:52 PM.The Crown's returned an historic flag to Ngai Tuhoe, to help restore injustices the iwi has suffered at the hands of the previous governments. Some Te Puni Kokiri staff are going to have to reapply… Read more Audio

6:05 PM.After a long and bitter history with the Crown, Ngai Tuhoe have accepted an apology for the Crown's wrong-doings, brutal confiscation of their lands and loss of life. About two thousand people… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.Thousands of Ngai Tuhoe members are making their way to Taneatua for its Settlement day and hear the formal apology from the Crown; King Tuheitia has opened up about his health and one of his sons… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.King Tuheitia has opened up about his health and one of his sons getting into trouble with the law - calling the media coverage of the case a 'circus'; Thousands of Ngai Tuhoe members are making their… Read more Audio

6:54 PM.A specialist in traditional Maori custom and the arts is demanding the return of scared taonga, or treasures that have been put up for sale by the auction house Sotheby's in Paris; As the Maori king's… Read more Audio

8:47 AM.A Ngapuhi kaumatua has lodged a claim for up to 2.3 billion dollars for government delays in settling the land claims of Tai Tokerau hapu; The Labour leader David Cunliffe says the unemployment rate… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.The Labour leader David Cunliffe says the electorate of Te Tai Tokerau has gone backwards under six years of a National-led government; The Electoral Commission says so far just under 30-thousand New… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.The Chief Coroner's suicide figures show there has been a slight increase in the number of tangata whenua who have taken their own lives; Maori commercial fishing groups say they're strongly opposed… Read more Audio

5:48 PM.Maori commercial fishing groups say they're strongly opposed to plans to mine phosphate from the Chatham Rise and say it could have a disastrous effect on the ecosystem and future fish stocks. Audio

8:51 AM.Maori advisors to the Environmental Protection Authority say plans to mine phosphate from the Chatham Rise would potentially affect fisheries and eco-tourism, such as Whale Watch Kaikoura. The Iwi… Read more Audio

6:25 AM.Maori advisors to the Environmental Protection Authority say plans to mine phosphate from the Chatham Rise would potentially affect fisheries and eco-tourism, such as Whale Watch Kaikoura. Iwi and… Read more Audio

6:46 PM.The Prime Minister John Key and a group of parliamentarians were among the guests welcomed on to Turangawaewae Marae today during the coronation celebrations for the Maori king; The Iwi Education… Read more Audio

5:49 PM.Maori education proponents say a new curriculum for teaching Te Reo in Kura Kaupapa or Maori language immersion schools, is long overdue. Audio

8:48 AM.Visitors from across the motu and around the world continue to flock to Turangawaewae Marae in Ngaruawahia today, including the Prime Minister John Key; Plans for a new geothermal power station on… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.Plans for a new geothermal power station on Maori land is unlikely to go ahead for a few years, due to a reduction in electricity consumption; Visitors from across the motu and around the world… Read more Audio

6:49 PM.Some Treaty of Waitangi lawyers, say a plan by Labour to get all historical claims settled by 20:20 is achievable if more resources are put into the tribunal; Hundreds of visitors from through out the… Read more Audio

5:53 PM.Treaty of Waitangi settlement lawyers say a 2020 deadline to complete historical claims is ambitious but doable. Audio

8:47 AM.The United Nations has confirmed the first World Indigenous Conference will take place after a lot of uncertainty by delegates worried about whether it would happen. The broadband group, Nga Pu Waea… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.The United Nations has confirmed the first World Indigenous Conference will take place after a lot of uncertainty by delegates worried about whether it would happen. The broadband group, Nga Pu Waea… Read more Audio

8:00 PM.Te Waonui presents highlights of the Maori news of the week produced by the Manu Korihi team. On the show this week: A majority of Tuhoe tribal members have accepted the apology from the Police… Read more Audio

6:48 PM.The Maori Arts and Crafts Institute is planning for a Maori exhibition, including greenstone and bone carvings to tour South America; A language expert says a national language policy, reflecting the… Read more Audio

5:47 PM.A language expert says a national language policy, reflecting the diversity of Aotearoa, would help the revitalisation of Te Reo Rangatira; The Maori Internet Society says choosing Te Mangai Paho to… Read more Audio

8:51 AM.More than 14-thousand hectares of trees on Maori land are still owned by the Crown; A Northland school principal who's resigned from her post is questioning where Maori knowledge fits into the… Read more Audio