Te Manu Korihi News for 7 August 2014

The government agency Pharmac wants to train pharmacists in the Bay of Plenty about how to communicate more effectively when providing Maori with medicine; Te Tai Hauauru candidate for the Maori Party, Chris McKenzie, says the government should compensate tribes for making legislation changes, which he says are resulting in their treaty settlements losing value; Two of the country's best Kapa Haka performers have been showcasing their talents in front of thousands in Scotland; A Maori Party candidate standing in the Whanganui electorate says she is appealing to Maori voters enrolled in the general seat.