Katrina Batten

A Ngati Kahu spokesperson says the Pamapuria teacher, James Parker, has left deep scars across his community by abusing his pupils; The Waikato River Authority says a number of groups that have asked… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 9 November. This week ... we hear how the Family Court has changed since opening up to the public, Aussie swimming… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 26 October. This week ... the New Zealand angle on the banning of Lance Armstrong from cycling, sexism in journalism… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 19 October. This week ... a lawyer for the Maori Council explains water rights issues, 50 years since the Cuban… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 12 October. This week...... the blurring of boundaries between advertising and news, the tiny parasite toxoplasma… Audio

This week...... stories the media ignores here but covers extensively overseas, the mystery of a floating raft of pumice in the seas towards the Kermadecs, reducing food waste by dumpster diving, the… Audio

This week...... prior to Lonely Planet Guide there was the Overland Club - we hear from its founders 50 years ago in Wellington, New Zealand's nuclear history revealed, the history of English… Audio

Radio New Zealand presenter, producer and engineer who will be watching the Olympics opening ceremony and concert in Hyde Park, London. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 29 June. This week .... what are changes to Fairfax Media in Australia going to mean for readers in this country… Audio

Maori business leaders who've recently returned from China say the trip has already resulted in new export deals - including a five-tonne shipment of mussels to a Chinese town; One of five Maori… Audio

One of five Maori social service providers losing a Family Start contract is choosing not to fight the decision in court - and will instead attempt to win back the business; Maori business leaders… Audio

Maori organisations say their bids for three former Crafar farms in the King Country have been rejected; More than 400 people have gathered at Kauaetangohia Marae at Cape Runaway this morning to pay… Audio

More than 400 people gathered at Kauaetangohia Marae at Cape Runaway this morning for the funeral of the last commanding officer of the Maori Battalion; Maori organisations say their bids for three… Audio

A lawyer for the Maori Council says a Supreme Court ruling on the ownership of a part of a river bed is extremely helpful to its own water rights case; Meanwhile, the hapu says it's excited to be able… Audio

A lawyer for the Maori Council says a Supreme Court ruling on the ownership of a part of a river bed is extremely helpful to its own water rights case; Meanwhile, the hapu says it's excited to be able… Audio

An Auckland urban Maori authority, Te Whanau o Waipareira, is challenging the Ministry of Social Development in the High Court tomorrow over the termination of its Family Start contract; The Maori… Audio

The Maori Affairs Minister, Pita Sharples, is warning a rejuvenated Maori Council that it might be overlooked by the Government - in favour of the Iwi Leaders Forum; The chief executive of Auckland's… Audio

The Maori Council is attempting to reassert itself as a political force - making leadership changes and is driving to advise the Government on all things Maori; The body of last final Maori Battalion… Audio

The Maori Council is attempting to reassert itself as a political force - making leadership changes and is driving to advise the Government on all things Maori; The body of last final Maori Battalion… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 22 June. This week .... is the media fascination with the Scott Guy murder trial more than that of the publics, the… Audio