Waitangi
Winston Peters backs Key's decision to attend Waitangi
The MP for Northland, Winston Peters, is backing the Prime Minister's decision to show up at Waitangi tomorrow. Audio
Feelings raw in build up to Waitangi Day
There's no let up in the tensions at Waitangi over the decision to invite the Prime Minister on to Te Tii marae tomorrow. Audio
Former Prime Minister backs decision to go to Waitangi
Former Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley is backing John Key's decision to go to Waitangi tomorrow. Audio
Mihingarangi Forbes reports from Te Tii Marae
Maori Issues correspondent Mihingarangi Forbes is at Te Tii Marae, and shows John Campbell where the action at Waitangi Day commemorations will unfold. Video, Audio
New Lynn locals give their views on John Key going to Waitangi
Natasha Frost went to New Lynn to ask locals whether or not they think he should attend the commemorations. Video, Audio
Maori and the TPP
Dr Carwyn Jones discusses the fears Maori have over the Trans Pacific Partnership deal. Audio
PM intends to visit Waitangi
John Key says he has been invited to Waitangi this weekend but protestors may stop him reaching his destination at the Marae. Audio
RNZ's Te Manu Korihi discusses Waitangi protests
With us now is Te Manu Korihi chief reporter, Shannon Haunui-Thompson Audio
Key invited to Te Tii, but can only speak in nearby tent
There's a warning the Prime Minister's visit to Waitangi on Friday could attract the biggest protests the marae has ever seen. Audio
Dover Samuels says vote outcome disappointing
The former Maori Affairs Minister, Dover Samuels, says it's disappointing a vote on whether the Prime Minister should be invited to Waitangi wasn't binding. Audio
Key's Waitangi confusion cleared up
There should be no confusion over Te Tii Marae's invitation to Prime Minister John Key to attend its Waitangi commemorations, marae spokesperson says. Audio
Dover Samuels challenges PM to come to Waitangi
A former Maori Affairs Minister Dover Samuels is challenging the Prime Minister, John Key, and his delegation to come to Waitangi, despite threats of a ban. Audio
Treasures arrive at Waitangi Museum
Priceless artefacts and art-works from museums and galleries around New Zealand have made their way home to Waitangi. Audio
Long-lost treasures return to Waitangi
Valuable Maori artefacts and paintings have returned to Waitangi to go on display at a new museum.
Historical treasures return home to new Waitangi museum
A truckload of the country's most important Maori artefacts and historical treasures have found their way home this week to Waitangi - after an absence of more than a century. Audio
Waitangi honoured with heritage classification
Waitangi has become the first wāhi tūpuna to be included on the New Zealand Heritage List.
Vincent O'Donnell: Waitangi Celebrations
Melbourne Upbeat Melbourne correspondent attends the Waitangi Day celebrations in the suburb of Caulfield. Audio
Waitangi commemorations
Commemorations of the one hundred and seventy fifth anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi begin tomorrow with politicians visiting Waitangi Marae. Audio
Waitangi
The Waitangi Day celebrations are taking place against the backdrop of ongoing divisions within host iwi Ngapuhi. Audio
New chair of Waitangi marae asks for civil welcome for PM
The new chairperson of the Waitangi marae says the Prime Minister should expect plain speaking at Waitangi this year, but not abuse. Audio
