Ngahiwi Tomoana
The Panel with with Chris Clarke and Mai Chen (Part 1)
Panellists Chris Clarke and Mai Chen discuss how to define a war criminal, why some councils oppose Three Waters, and when it's right to trust our intuition. Audio
Rangimarie Rose Turuki Pere being laid to rest today
A renowned Ngāti Kahungunu spiritual leader - remembered for the wisdom and guidance she imparted on her iwi - is being laid to rest near Gisborne today.
Dr. Rangimarie Rose Turuki Pere will be laid… Audio
Local Napier iwi supporting those affected by Ahuriri floods
There's been a strong community response - among them, Ngati Kahungunu and its iwi services have mobilised to help whānau affected by the floods in Ahuriri.
Marae in the rohe are on stand by for… Audio
Iwi leader Ngahiwi Tomoana reacts to Race Relations Commissioner's prison management suggestion
The Race Relations Commissioner is calling for prisons to be run by iwi, believing the current model is not effective for Māori, who are over-represented in the prison system.
Meng Foon has Hastings'… Audio
Hawke's Bay water plan not good enough, Iwi and hapū say
Iwi and hapū in Hawke's Bay fear a new plan to sort out water flowing through the region's rivers will do nothing to address what they say is the abuse, neglect and greed of the region's water… Audio
Ngāti Kahungunu rallying iwi to vote in cannabis referendum
Ngati Kahungunu's mandated authority says it supports legalising cannabis and is exploring setting up its own medical marijuana project.
At its monthly board meeting, the iwi moved a motion to… Audio
Call for Māori stories to form new tourism economy
An iwi leader on the government's new tourism taskforce says there is an "untapped wealth" of Māori stories that should form the basis of a new tourism economy.
The Tourism Futures Taskforce will… Audio
Government considering plans to give Māori tendering rights to $42b spend
The government is considering plans to give Māori tendering rights to its $42 billion spend on roads, housing and other goods and services.
The plan is widely supported by Māori leaders who say it… Audio
Fears Covid-19 could cost Māori economy $500 million
The Federation of Maori Authorities is warning Covid-19 could hit the Maori economy by $500 million.
The Māori economy relies heavily on primary industries and tourism - both of which are taking… Audio
Iwi seeks help caring for kids Oranga Tamariki wants to take
Up to 50 iwi members, from Wairoa to Wairarapa, have approached Ngāti Kahungunu wanting to help take care of children at risk of being removed from their families by the state.
The iwi put out the… Audio
Taupō fatal crash: Thousands expected at tangi for seven
Thousands are expected to turn up to the tangi for the seven members of the Poutawa whanau who died in a horror car crash at the weekend. The tūpāpaku were due to arrive at Moteo Marae near Napier… Audio
Iwi call for exemptions from possible capital gains tax
Iwi say they have paid enough tax on treaty settlement money and they must get exemptions if a capital gains tax is introduced. They say selling assets to buy ancestral land, and shifting assets… Audio
Māori advisor no substitute for a Māori ward
A regional council that narrowly rejected creating a Māori ward last year is now appointing a Māori advisor. The Hawke's Bay Regional Council already has a Māori advisory council but says the new job… Audio
Te Mata Peak iwi, winery stoush may be over
A stoush between a Hawke's Bay iwi and a local winery over a track on Te Mata Peak might finally be over. The Craggy Range Winery promised in December to remove a walking and cycling track it made… Audio
Hawkes Bay dam a dangerous investment - iwi
More now on the controversial 600 million dollar Ruataniwha Dam which is at a critical juncture. Audio
The legacy of Labour politician Parekura Horomia
With Ngahiwi Tomoana - Chairman of Ngati Kahungunu and member of the Iwi Leaders Forum. Mike Williams - Former Labour party president. Audio
Ngati Kahungunu disagrees with drink driving ads for Maori
The Automobile Association says drink driving safety messages are not getting through to Maori. Audio
Rugby World Cup broadcasting rights
We talk with Ngahiwi Tomoana of Ngati Kahungunu Trust Board; Derek Fox, former media manager for the Maori Party; and George Andrews, founder of TV3 and an executive of the Screen Directors Guild. Audio