The Maori Language Commission says it can't afford to hire a new chief executive, because the position's salary is capped at 200-thousand dollars; The owner of a Maori forestry company says the industry's growing mechanisation has put forestry contracting businesses under financial stress, in turn putting workers more at risk; The Maori leader at Te Papa Tongarewa, Arapata Hakiwai, is eager to set up a register to record Maori artefacts held overseas; The Chairman of a Ngai Tahu hapu is offering to give a Taranaki tribe guidance as it moves into post Treaty settlement mode.
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