Te Manu Korihi

The Tauranga based kiwifruit company Te Awanui Huka Pak, says Maori shareholders are fortunate that the vine killing disease PSA has only had a minor effect on their orchards; An Auckland social… Read more Audio

A major business hui has been told Maori export enterprises need to work together if they want to make more money; The Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia says her caucus is committed to growing… Read more Audio

A Bay of Plenty tribe has led a hikoi against plans for the Port of Tauranga to deepen and widen the harbour channel; Meanwhile, the iwi says the removal of containers from the crippled ship, Rena… Read more Audio

The fishing company Sealord plans to better exploit it's image of being half owned by Maori interests; A Maori Women's Welfare League says the Government's overlooked its service when considering… Read more Audio

A Maori Women's Welfare League life member says the Government's overlooked its service when considering which providers could distribute Whanau Ora; The people of the South Waikato tribe, Ngati… Read more Audio

The fishing company, Sealord, says the negative publicity surrounding foreign charter vessels prompted it to employ company observers aboard some of it's trawlers; A Government department says it's… Read more Audio

A Government department says it's leaving it to Maori to select what sort of homes they want to live in - instead of decisions being made by "officials stuck in ivory towers"; The fishing company… Read more Audio

The Maori Students' Association says the performance of wananga should be scrutinised in a different way from mainstream universities; The National Party says it recognises that certain medical… Read more Audio

The Maori Students' Association says the performance of wananga should be scrutinised in a different way from mainstream universities; The National Party says it recognises that certain medical… Read more Audio

A national organisation representing many Kura Kaupapa, or Maori immersion schools, says a comment by the Act Party leader Don Brash about te reo Maori means nothing; The Rotorua District Council says… Read more Audio

The Maori Party's policy to make it compulsory for schools to offer te reo by 2015 is drawing warm support from a network of Maori language immersion schools; The Rotorua District Council says while… Read more Audio

The South Island iwi Ngai Tahu is strongly defending its plan to convert two North Canterbury forests into dairy farms; A Far North Maori chief is calling for other Maori leaders to be brave - and… Read more Audio