Eru Rerekura

A language expert says a national language policy, reflecting the diversity of Aotearoa, would help the revitalisation of Te Reo Rangatira; The Maori Internet Society says choosing Te Mangai Paho to… Audio

The police are due to make an historic apology to the Tuhoe community in Bay of Plenty over the Urewera raids - almost seven years on. Far North iwi and community groups have told officials of a… Audio

Far North iwi and community groups have told officials of a Norwegian government oil company that exploration for the deep-sea resource could mean life or death for them. The police are set to make an… Audio

Greenpeace says it was taken aback by the actions of an elderly kaumatua who turned the tables on oil company representatives at a meeting in Kaitaia; An alliance between the commercial arms of Ngai… Audio

A Glen Innes community leader has told the Labour Party there is huge fear and panic for Maori over the Government's Tamaki Redevelopment housing project. A Maori Party candidate says it makes sense… Audio

A Glen Innes community leader has told the Labour Party there is huge fear and panic for Maori over the Government's Tamaki Redevelopment housing project. A Maori Party candidate says it makes sense… Audio

The Race Relations Commissioner says New Zealand has a lot of work to do when it comes to treating one another with respect; An academic says he's surprised Marae would align with one political party… Audio

A Motiti Island hapu says a beacon should be put on the spot where the container ship Rena ran aground to prevent another disaster occurring; Ngati Kahungunu is accusing the government of bowing down… Audio

Ngati Kahungunu is accusing the government of bowing down to big business by changing legislation about Foreign Charter Vessels, which it says will reduce tribal fishing quota by up to… Audio

In the final of a series of exit interviews with retiring Maori politicians, Te Manu Korihi reporter Eru Rerekura and political reporter Chris Bramwell talk with the outgoing Maori Party MP Tariana… Audio

The uncle of James Takamore says the only way authorities will be able to remove his nephew's body from a Tuhoe cemetary is to put a bullet right between his eyes; Two Motiti Island groups fighting… Audio

Two Motiti Island groups fighting for the wreck of the container ship Rena to be completely removed say saving money rather than the environment is the Government's top priorities; The uncle of James… Audio

The Hawke's Bay iwi of Ngati Kahungunu is considering the idea of sending tribal representatives to Israel, to get ideas about how to reuse water so the region doesn't have to rely on water storage… Audio

The Hawke's Bay iwi of Ngati Kahungunu is considering the idea of sending tribal representatives to Israel, to get ideas about how to reuse water so the region doesn't have to rely on water storage… Audio

A Maori recruitment website says treaty settlements and the Christchurch rebuild are driving factors behind a slight increase in Māori employment; The government's announced it's stepping up measures… Audio

The government agency Pharmac wants to train pharmacists in the Bay of Plenty about how to communicate more effectively when providing Maori with medicine; Te Tai Hauauru candidate for the Maori… Audio

Te Tai Hauauru candidate for the Maori Party, Chris McKenzie, wants the government to compensate tribes for making legislation changes, which he says are resulting in their treaty settlements losing… Audio

Two Bay of Plenty whanau ora collectives say they're optimistic an agreement reached with government agency Pharmac will ultimately lead to better health for Maori in their rohe; There has been a… Audio

The longest litigation case in New Zealand's history was settled when Whanganui River Iwi signed a Treaty Settlement with the Crown. Audio

More than 500 people have been at a marae on the Whanganui River today for the signing of a Treaty settlement that sets up a new way of managing the river. Audio