Te Manu Korihi News for 14 May 2014

The government wants to start putting its Te Reo strategy into law by the end of July;  Labour's lone Tamaki Makaurau nominee, Will Flavell, says he's not fazed if the party reopens nominations for the race for the seat;  A Maori business advisory in Ohakune is hoping to equip whanau in the region with the financial knowledge to keep away from loan sharks;  Maori students who smoke at Horowhenua College in Levin will get incentives for saving money they would have otherwise spent on cigarettes.