Te Manu Korihi News for 4 March 2013

A Wellington region Iwi says research shows the results of a blanket ban on fishing can dramatically replenish stocks in a short time; The Maori Council says it will scrutinise the sale of shares in state assets, after losing its bid to block partial privatisation; A collective of health and social service providers in Rotorua has secured a contract to deliver Whanau Ora services; The Hone Tuwhare Trust says plans to restore a crib at Kaka Point in South Otago, which was home to New Zealand's most celebrated Maori poet for over 16 years, have entered an exciting phase.