Te Manu Korihi for 19 December 2014

A new report by Price Waterhouse Coopers shows that improvements to Maori freehold land and forestry could add billions of dollars to the economy; The Atihau-Whanganui Incorporation is sharing its business knowledge with neighbouring tribes to help generate money for their descendants by using land that's unsuitable for beef and sheep farming; Mighty River Power has welcomed a decision by the High Court to strike out an injunction application by a hapu trying to stop the sale of land owned by the company; Permits to hunt in Te Urewera are being issued again.