Te Manu Korihi News for 12 June 2013

The national body representing most Maori immersion schools says it has little faith in national standards data released by the Government, in spite of some positive results about kura kaupapa; Three Northland iwi say the major telcos are giving a Maori-run high-speed broadband cable a wide berth; Fears by some game bird hunters that Maori would stop them targeting a prized pheasant hunting ground in Bay of Plenty have come to nothing; A Maori consultancy firm is helping to develop an autonomous province in Papua New Guinea.