Te Ao Maori
Expert on Ihumātao deadlock-breaking deal
The long-running deadlock over historic Maori land at Ihumātao in south Auckland has been broken.
The Government announced yesterday that it is buying the land from Fletcher Building for just under… Audio
Emotional 24 hours for Save Our Unique Landscape supporters
Mana whenua and supporters of the occupation at Ihumatao have had an emotional 24 hours. Located next to the Otuataua Stonefields Historic Reserve in Mangere, Ihumatao is a significant archaeological… Audio
Agreement reached for Crown to purchase Ihumātao land
A deal has been reached on the future of Ihumātao - with the government purchasing the disputed land in Tāmaki Makaurau from Fletchers for almost $30-million.
It's the first step in breaking the… Audio
Rangimarie Rose Turuki Pere being laid to rest today
A renowned Ngāti Kahungunu spiritual leader - remembered for the wisdom and guidance she imparted on her iwi - is being laid to rest near Gisborne today.
Dr. Rangimarie Rose Turuki Pere will be laid… Audio
Papakura marae busy bringing Christmas with dignity to those in need
With nine days until Christmas - Auckland City Mission is gearing up to hand out tens of thousands of presents and food parcels to whānau in need.
But this year things are a bit different. There will… Video, Audio
Māori Party says OT resignation confirms major problems
The Māori Party says the resignation of Oranga Tamariki's most senior Māori leader is further proof the Ministry has major problems, starting at the top.
Hoani Lambert has resigned as a deputy chief… Audio
Hundreds expected to pay respects to Dr Rose Pere
Hundreds are expected to pay their respects to Dr Rose Pere, the revered spiritual leader and academic who passed away on Sunday.
Dr Pere was born in Ruatahuna and grew up in Waikaremoana. She worked… Audio
Hoani Lambert's resignation not at a good time for Oranga Tamariki
Dame Tariana Turia says Oranga Tamariki deserves Maori leadership and current CEO Grainne Moss should resign.
The Waitangi Tribunal has been hearing from Moss as it investigates the ministry's… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 21 December 2020
Wairarapa police admit to illegally taking photos of young people. An aggressive new strain of Covid has many in England preparing to hold their festivities in lockdown. Covid is spreading in Sydney… Audio
Hoani Lambert discusses leaving Oranga Tamariki role
Hoani Lambert has resigned from his role as deputy chief executive of Oranga Tamariki, but he says it is not in protest of his chief executive.
The head of Oranga Tamariki, Grainne Moss, has come… Video, Audio
Oranga Tamariki deputy resigns, chief executive stays on
The deputy chief executive of Oranga Tamariki Hoani Lambert has resigned.
Chief executive of the agency Grainne Moss has just confirmed the news at a media conference in Wellington.
RNZ Māori news… Audio
Ihumātao deal expected, PM silent but Opposition cries foul
The Prime Minister is refusing to be drawn on whether a deal over Ihumātao was given the green light in the last Cabinet meeting for the year.
RNZ understands an agreement for Fletchers to sell the… Audio
Ihumātao occupiers hopeful of resolution soon
RNZ understands an agreement has been reached in a first step towards resolution of the long-running land dispute at Ihumātao in south Auckland.
The agreement is thought to be being discussed by… Audio
Ihumātao agreement imminent
Cabinet is now meeting for the last time this year and RNZ understands a deal over Ihumātao will be discussed.
The Government has signalled it wanted progress on the long-running land dispute by… Audio
Pania Newton hoping Ihumātao deal 'just over the hill'
There's been a major breakthrough towards resolving the stand off over Ihumātao, with an initial deal expected to go to Cabinet today.
RNZ understands the deal is for Fletcher Building to sell the… Audio
Prime Minister tight lipped on possible Ihumātao deal headed to Cabinet
RNZ understands there has been a breakthrough in negotiations over Ihumātao, with an initial deal expected to go to Cabinet today.
More than a year ago an eviction notice was served on protesters… Audio
Initial Ihumātao deal expected to go to Cabinet
There's been a major breakthrough towards resolving the standoff over Ihumātao, with an initial deal expected to go to Cabinet on Monday.
It's been well over a year since protesters flocked to the… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 14 December 2020
The government moves to resolve the Ihumatao standoff - a proposal is to go to Cabinet today Rooms in managed isolation are sitting empty because New Zealanders desperate to get home are making… Audio
Te Rauparaha Manuscript brought into Te Ao Mārama.
A manuscript written by Tamihana Te Rauparaha about his father Te Rauparaha has been translated and edited by Ross Calman, he joins Te Ahi Kaa to talk about his mission to bring the manuscript into… Audio
Preserving the history of Māori showbands
Dunedin-based oral historian Louise Kewene-Doig's father died when she was young, too young to ask her father about the heyday of the Māori Showbands which he was part of - bands like the… Audio