Te Ao Maori
Māori non-clinical staff to be trained as vaccinators
Funding to rapidly train non-clinical workers to help administer the Covid-19 vaccine to Māori communities is being described as a drop in the bucket.
Māori health providers have been consistently… Audio
Poverty the reason more Māori victims of crime
Poverty continues to be the major reason why Māori are the victims of crime more often than non-Māori.
A Ministry of Justice study has found there's been no improvement in the last 15 years.
It's… Audio
How Akld's lockdown improved Ngāti Whatua Orakei's outreach
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's social development arm Whai Māia helps 10,000 people with primary care in health, housing, aged care and a range of other social needs in Auckland. Whai Māia CEO Rangimarie… Audio
How the New Zealand Wars affected Māori life
As a sociologist of education, Dr Joanna Kidman travels the country to learn about how the New Zealand Wars impacted papa kainga. She shares her latest work and research on Te Ahi Kaa. Audio
Small towns, large Maori populations more at risk during Covid
New research released this morning has identified those geographic areas most vulnerable during outbreaks of Covid-19. The study, conducted by experts from Universities across the country, mapped… Audio
Concerns as High Court overturns Waitangi Tribunal ruling
Some in the Māori legal community are concerned by the High Court's use of tikanga to overrule the Waitangi Tribunal.
The High Court has overturned the Tribunal's order that $800 million of… Audio
A serious shortage of Māori and Pasifika midwives
A Māori midwife says National midwifery services have been falling short of meeting the needs of Māori and Pasifika women whose pregnancies are overepresented in still birth and neonatal death. The… Audio
High Court tells Waitangi Tribunal to reconsider land rights decision
The High Court has told the Waitangi Tribunal to reconsider a decision it made over rights to land, finding it returned them to a party that was not mana whenua.
A tribunal decision, made last year… Audio
The process of deciding to receive a moko kauae
Charle Krause recently made the decision to receive a moko kauae, or chin tattoo. After posting the photo on her Twitter account she had a huge repsonse, so we thought we'd have a chat to her. Audio
Māori health authority picks up pace
The arrival of a long-awaited independent Māori health authority is picking up pace.
Associate health Minister Peeni says the draft of an agency tasked with ending years of health inequity is going… Audio
A trilogy of historic novels looks at colonial Aotearoa
Three historical novels that address the impact of colonisation in Aotearoa, told from the perspective of nine generations of a Maori whanau... That's a pretty big challenge that respected historian… Audio
Production designer Ra Vincent
It's great when people in the movie industry get a bit of credit where credit's due. All too often the spotlight only shines on the so-called star performers - directors, writers, producers and of… Audio, Gallery
World's first 'Te Reo Māori Fly In' planned this weekend
Ruatoria, Waiapu or Mount Hikurangi. If pilots flying in for an event celebrating 60 years of East Coast aviation this weekend can pronouce these names correctly, they'll be rewarded.
Derek Fox is… Audio
Calls for marae to be excluded from Water Services Bill
Officials will be able to enter marae without a warrant under a new water safety proposal, even though no marae water supply has ever caused an outbreak of illness.
The Water Services Bill is a… Audio
Frustration at lack of help for Māori in housing announcement
There's frustration the government's measure to cool the housing market do nothing to directly fix the huge problems facing Māori.
They're instead being told to wait until the May budget for further… Audio
Lack of Maori focus in housing plan
An independent Māori Housing body says there is a need for more investment into papakainga and Māori-led housing developments. In the housing plan announced today - the only mention of Māori is that a… Audio
Maori Council: give emergency accomodation money to Marae
Matthew Tukaki from the Maori Council says instead of spending a million dollars a day on motels - pay marae to provide emergency accomodation. Mr Tukaki made the suggestion on Facebook a few days ago… Audio
Waitangi Tribunal hears of Crown perpetuation of Māori homelessness
The Waitangi Tribunal is being told the government needs to apologise for failing to ensure Māori have adequate housing.
The hearing into how the Crown has perpetuated Māori homelessness is underway… Audio
Waitangi Tribunal hearing on Maori homelessness
The Waitangi Tribunal is hearing the Crown's failing to adequately support many whānau Māori to attain the basic human right of having a roof over their head.
The Kaupapa Inquiry is looking at… Audio
TVNZ being urged to scrap 'Police Ten 7'
TVNZ is being urged to scrap 'Police Ten 7' amid accusations it's feeding racist stereotypes.
The broadcaster says it is listening to the feedback but has no comment to make today.
Auckland… Audio