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8:00 PM.Steel company hopes to mine - where skeletal remains lie; Why are Maori calling quits in professional jobs; and tukutuku panels to line New York's UN Headquarter walls. Audio

6:53 PM.The head of the Far North iwi of Ngati Kahu, where a storm continues to ravage the area, says relatives of kaumatua or elders, need to ensure they have enough supplies to ride out the bad weather; A… Read more Audio

8:46 AM.A senior medical lecturer says more funding is needed for research to explore the impact of racism toward Maori in the health system; Tainui is praising a judge's decision to fine the Waikato District… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.A senior medical lecturer says more funding is needed for research to explore the impact of racism toward Maori in the health system; Tainui is praising a judge's decision to fine the Waikato District… Read more Audio

6:56 PM.New research shows that some Maori whanau are accruing debt so they can care for dying relatives; The Waikato District Council is admitting it was at fault in allowing contaminated sewage to flow into… Read more Audio

5:45 PM.New research shows that some Maori families are getting in to debt so they can look after dying whanau members. The study, which looks at the financial cost for families who provide care to someone… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.An historical dispute between a North Island iwi, a steel mining company and the Crown has struggled to make any ground towards reaching a resolution; A Far North Leader says Marae-based ultra fast… Read more Audio

6:26 AM.An historical dispute between a North Island iwi, a steel mining company and the Crown has struggled to make any ground towards reaching a resolution; The Prostate Cancer Foundation says the latest… Read more Audio

6:47 PM.The iwi at the centre of a historical dispute over a steel company's plans to mine wahi tapu or sacred grounds near Port Waikato, says the situation is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon; The Far… Read more Audio

8:50 AM.A Maori United Nations delegate says the president of the general assembly's come under fire for delaying its first indigenous conference; The Minister for Maori Affairs, Pita Sharples, says he won't… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.The Minister for Maori Affairs, Pita Sharples, says he won't be referring the proposed legislation for a new Maori language entity to the Waitangi Tribunal as requested by the Maori Council; A Maori… Read more Audio

6:51 PM.The Labour Party's Maori Affairs spokesperson, Nanaia Mahuta, plans to reassess the social welfare policy, Whanau Ora, if it wins the upcoming general election in September; Decorative Maori flax… Read more Audio

5:48 PM.Maori weaved panels, which are traditionally an adornment in ancestral tribal meeting houses, will soon line the walls of the United Nations headquarters in New York. The artwork reflects New Zealand… Read more Audio

8:48 AM.The Maori King's son, Korotangi Paki, has completed a hundred and 20 hours of a tikanga Maori- based restorative plan despite not being convicted of burglary and theft charges; A researcher finding… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.The Maori King's son, Korotangi Paki, has completed a hundred and 20 hours of a tikanga Maori- based restorative plan despite not being convicted of burglary and theft charges; Auckland Council is… Read more Audio

6:50 PM.Waikato iwi, Ngati Te Ata, the Crown and a steel company have been told by the High Court to negotiate how to resolve a historical dispute over mining wahi tapu or sacred grounds where skeletal… Read more Audio

5:57 PM.The High Court's told a Waikato iwi, Ngati Te Ata, the Crown and a steel company to negotiate how to resolve an historical dispute over mining wahi tapu or sacred grounds where skeletal remains are… Read more Audio

8:45 AM.A group of parents who withdrew their tamariki en masse from a Northland kura say they were left with no choice, despite some of the children being unsettled in their new schools; The Labour Party is… Read more Audio

6:27 AM.The Labour Party is describing a new bill that aims to revitalise Te Reo as a rushed and cynical political tactic by the Maori Party heading into a general election; A group of parents who withdrew… 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: Labour considers an apology for the Foreshore and Seabed law; a newspaper's accused… Read more Audio

6:55 PM.The aunty of the Maori King's son is condemning his behaviour after he made racist comments on social media; Meanwhile, the Maori King, Tuheitia Paki, says he is deeply shocked and disappointed at the… Read more Audio

5:48 PM.The Maori King, Tuheitia Paki, says he is deeply shocked and disappointed at comments posted by his son on his Facebook page; And the aunty of Korotangi Paki, the Labour Party MP Nanaia Mahuta, says… Read more Audio

8:47 AM.Members of a Hawke's Bay marae are warning patiki, or black flounder, could disappear completely from some local rivers - if urgent steps aren't taken to protect its habitat; The Northland Regional… Read more Audio

6:28 AM.The Northland Regional Council says it would like all iwi in Northland to be represented on its Maori advisory committee; Members of a Hawke's Bay marae are warning the patiki, or black flounder… Read more Audio

6:52 PM.A new strategy designed to rejuvenate Te Reo has been approved by the government and praised for giving back tribes responsibility for its revitalisation. A former Treaty lawyer hopes the Labour… Read more Audio