Te Ao Maori
Party People | Season 2 | Episode 23: 4th October 2022
Shane Jones joins Mihingarangi Forbes & Shane Te Pou to discuss inquiries into Nanaia Mahuta's conflicts of interest, Kelvin Davis' comments to Karen Chhour, and the political stories of the week. Video, Audio
Māori ward seats up for grabs in Nelson for the first time
Māori wards have been established for the first time for Te Tauihu in the Nelson/Whakatū and Marlborough local body elections.
Samantha Gee has been speaking to the candidates who hope to win one of… Audio
LDR Taranaki: local Maori candidates hold hui
Time to check in with the pros from the Local Democracy reporting programme now and this morning we're in Taranaki with Craig Ashworth. Craig's just been to a hui for the region's Maori candidates. Audio
Māori and Moriori remains returned after 70 year process
The remains of more than 60 Māori and Moriori have finally been returned, after more than 70 years of appeals and negotiations.
Many of the kōiwi had been stolen by a notorious Austrian grave… Audio
Maori and Moriori remains return home
After more than a century, the remains of an estimated 64 Maori and Moriori -- many of them stolen by a notorious Austrian grave robber -- have been welcomed home by their descendants in Aotearoa… Audio
Te Waonui a TMK for Sunday 22 October 2022
This week our Maori news team looks into why there's still no reliable way to record targeted hate crimes despite a funded team and hundreds of audits, and why the Children's Minister was forced to… Audio
A scent of the past on Māhia Peninsula
Best of 2022 - A plantation of ancient tītoki trees used for perfume is among the secrets unveiled by historian and writer Mere Whaanga who has researched the story of Taipōrutu - her ancestral land… Audio
A scent of the past on Māhia Peninsula
Best of 2022 - A plantation of ancient tītoki trees used for perfume is among the secrets unveiled by historian and writer Mere Whaanga who has researched the story of Taipōrutu - her ancestral land…
AudioACT party on whakapapa, Kelvin Davis and Oranga Tamariki
The Children's Minister has backtracked and apologised to an ACT MP after accusations of nastiness and race-based attacks went flying at Parliament yesterday, in a clash between ACT and Labour over… Audio
Nau Mai Town Episode 3 - Tolaga Bay
There was a mix-up of words when James Cook came up with the name 'Tolaga' for the small east coast town of Tolaga Bay, but the locals choose to call it Uawa. Audio
Autaia: blend of kapa haka, theatre for rangatahi
Haka Theatre returns to Tamaki Makaurau's Aotea Centre - rangatahi from 8 schools across the region will be presenting original works on stage. Kura Te Ua has pioneered this unique blend of kapa haka… Audio
Photojournalism images raise $200,000 at charity auction
Organisers of a charity auction celebrating the country's finest photo journalism say last night's event exceeded expectations.
The debates were fierce and now 'they've mellowed'
Chris Wikaira was the Maori Issues correspondent at RNZ in the late 1990s. He says the panel discussion featured some of the big players from the 1990s but now 'they've mellowed' because the debates… Audio
30th anniversary of the Sealords Deal
This week was 30 years since the signing of the Maori Fisheries Settlement. In this special episode of Mapuna we reflect on three decades since that signing on the 23rd of September 1992. Audio
Thirty years since Sealord deal signing
Thirty years ago today, one of the first major treaty settlements was signed, guaranteeing Māori commercial fishing rights.
Those who were there and current leaders got together yesterday to take… Audio
Koanga/Spring: birds, fish mark the changing of the seasons
Today the 23rd of September is officially the first day of Spring. In te reo, spring is Koanga The Koanga Festival which runs from today until the 8th of October celebrates the change of season and… Audio
Crown and Ngāti Maniapoto reach $177m settlement
Cheers roared through both Parliament and Pipitea Marae in Wellington today, as the Crown and Ngāti Maniapoto reached settlement. The King Country iwi is one of the largest remaining treaty… Audio
Ngāti Maniapoto treaty settlement more than 30 years in the making
Ngāti Maniapoto members have been at Parliament this morning to witness the successful passage of a Treaty Settlement Bill more than 30 years in the making.
The King Country iwi has settled with the… Audio
Maori King pays respects to Queen
Throughout her reign, Queen Elizabeth had many meetings with Maori leaders, visiting marae and communities across the country. Among New Zealand's representatives at her funeral was the Maori King… Audio
Northland waka ama competitors sprint to success in England
Northland's Ngatiwai iwi has a proud tradition of paddling, and this pride translated into success at last month's World Sprint Championships in England. On Friday, the iwi hosted a celebration in… Audio