An Auckland marae says it's secured a deal with a Chinese company to provide Māori cultural experiences for up to 40-thousand tourists a year; A new agreement with the company Sealord could double the financial return for participating iwi; Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi (Incorporated) says there's little opportunity for iwi to engage effectively with regional councils on water issues; Young parents-to-be in Hamilton have become the first to attend a new series of parenting courses based on the kaupapa Māori approach.
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