Te Manu Korihi

The Maori spokesperson for Mens' Health Week is warning young tane need to be more proactive when it comes to checking for testicular cancer;Maori Television is refuting allegations by the Labour… Read more Audio

A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Read more Audio

A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Read more Audio

The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including many honoured for their services to Maori, the National Urban Maori Authority slates iwi, and the Maori Party and… Read more Audio

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi; The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Read more Audio

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi. The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Read more Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Read more Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Read more Audio

The demand to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is impacting on cash-strapped schools; Te Ohu Kaimoana won't be the one that got away, after iwi across the… Read more Audio

The demand on schools to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is afffecting on cash-strapped schools. Audio

The number of New Zealanders recognised for their services to Māori is climbing higher than ever; An Auckland law lecturer says international human rights frameworks could be used to boost the… Read more Audio

The number of New Zealanders recognised for their services to Māori is climbing higher than ever; An Auckland law lecturer says international human rights frameworks could be used to boost the… Read more Audio