Te Manu Korihi for 8 June 2015

The Maori spokesperson for Mens' Health Week is warning young tane need to be more proactive when it comes to checking for testicular cancer;Maori Television is refuting allegations by the Labour Party that it lacks editorial independence, following the resignation of reporter and presenter Mihingarangi Forbes;Those campaigning to stop Westpac from closing its branch in Ruatoria say staff members from outside the area are contacting customers to explain why its closing;Whanau caring for kaumatua at the end of their lives will share their stories with nursing students to help them better understand Maori tikanga, or customs, around dying.