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9:00 PM.A commemoration marking 250 years since Captain James Cook's first encounters with Maori kicks off in Turanga nui a kiwa, the British High Commissioner apologises to local iwi for the killing of nine… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A Bay of Plenty hapu is accusing the Tauranga City Council of breaking its promise to gift or lease a significant piece of land back, the botched census leaves Maori in the dark as to whether the… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Mana whenua at Ihumatao reach a consensus about their aspirations for the land --- Iwi in the Far North ban a replica of Captain Cook's ship from docking on their shores -- and a report from the… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.New Zealand History will be compulsory in schools by 2022 - Maori Language Week sees the country's best young Maori orators battle it out at Nga Manu Korero - and Maori respond to the government's new… Read more Audio

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9:00 PM.The Waitangi Tribunal releases a landmark report on Māori rights to freshwater -- new figures reveal alarming rates of suicide among Māori -- and the people of Ngāti Hine and Ngāi Tahu mourn the loss… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The government commits to significantly reduce the Māori prison population ---- protesters at Ihumātao hikoi to the Prime Minister's electorate office demanding she come to the whenua --- and iwi in… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A Māori man misses his flight over fears his carved walking stick could be used as a weapon --- Concerns are raised over the impact the botched 2018 census will have for iwi funding -- and Moriori… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A breakthrough is reached for protesters at Ihumātao following a tense stand-off on Monday night with police ---- The treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little rules out a law change that would allow… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The stand-off at Ihumātao continues into its second week - Hundreds of prostesters remain at the South Auckland site to oppose a housing development being built on the land - in Wellington, hundreds… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Hundreds of people from around Aotearoa have shown their support for an occupation at Ihumatao trying to stop a private housing development on what they claim is stolen land. But some people from the… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.An Oranga Tamariki social worker speaks out about why so many babies are being placed in state care - a Far North iwi leader threatens court action against the government over climate change - and a… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Alarming suicide rates among tane Maori, mana whenua take their iwi Trust to court and a home-made video Pakeha dressed up as Maori causes outrage. Audio

9:00 PM.A watershed report on Māori health highlights racism in the system - a Far North social service is making a difference for Māori in state care - and a Rotorua family reach out to the public for… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Oranga Tamariki continues to come under fire, former prisoners optimisitc about a move to reduce Maori recidivism, and a Treaty artefact goes under the hammer. Audio

9:00 PM.Iwi remain reluctant to partner with Oranga Tamariki to reduce inequality in the system, Ngāpuhi sets its sights on building more homes for whānau and celebrations for Matariki kick off as the Māori… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Wellington marae, Tapu te Ranga, rises from the ashes, Kura kaupapa cop complaints of using reo on the netball court - and pressure builds on Oranga Tamariki. Audio

9:00 PM.Academics call for kaupapa Māori approaches to solving inequities in state care and Community and Māori housing experts gather to discuss solutions for the housing crisis. Audio

9:00 PM.Coming up on Te Waonui - What is in the budget for Maori? Te Manu Korihi team breaks it down - and new experts appointed to steer the Maori media review. Audio

9:00 PM.An urgent inquiry into the right for prisoners to vote, a new Maori judge for the district and family courts and new funding to help whanau Maori develop their freehold land. Audio

9:00 PM.Coming up on Te Waonui - Te Ao Māori loses another great leader, a review finds Māori media get less money than mainstream and a campaign to end family violence is launched. Audio

9:00 PM.Te Waonui a TMK for week ending Friday 10th May Audio

9:00 PM.The first Māori Supreme Court Judge has been appointed, politicians' Maori identy is called into question and a northland hapu want their own treaty settlement. Audio

9:00 PM.Coming up on Te Waonui - The Treaty Negotiations Minister is accused of rushing ahead to finalise the Whakatohea treaty settlement, against the wishes of hapu - A New Zealand historian says the state… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A significant rangatahi employment initiative launched in the cities, Maori in the Industry Training sector file a claim with the tribunal over educational reforms and a rahui placed on wahi tapu at… Read more Audio