Te Ao Māori

A group of academics is calling for more rigorous training to ensure Māori receive better care at the end of their lives. Audio

Relationships Aotearoa is warning many of its Māori clients will face further trauma after it closes today. The Māori Medical Practictioners Association is backing calls for the introduction of a… Audio

Relationships Aotearoa is warning many of its Māori clients will face further trauma after it closes today. A specialist in social work is warning the Government's social bonds scheme will only harm… Audio

The Māori word of the week is: āe - yes. Āe, kei te whakaae ahau. Yes, I agree. Audio

A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Audio

A Northland secondary school says it stands to lose nearly 50-thousand dollars from its budget if it's not allowed to retain its low-decile rating; Waikato-Tainui is disappointed at a Government… Audio

Miria George wrote Niwa Begins and Jamie McCaskill wrote Kia ora Bro, issues of sexism and the stigma of not speaking te reo m-aori were the themes of their episodes. Both are also working on the… Audio

The drama continues in the second season of Skin Writing produced by Jason Te Kare. Award winning Playwrights Jamie McCaskill and Miria George wrote episodes for the radio drama serial set in a Taa… Audio

Was a recent Human Right Commission review right to single out the Taranaki Daily News? Audio

Founder, CEO and artistic director of the dance company Black Grace, which celebrates its 20-year anniversary this year. He has choreographed and designed a new work, Passchendaele, for the Royal New… Audio

The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including many honoured for their services to Maori, the National Urban Maori Authority slates iwi, and the Maori Party and… Audio

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi; The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Audio

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi. The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Audio

A labour of love has turned into a European adventure with a couple devoted to celebrating the works of the former Woodville artist Gottfried Lindauer, invited to his homeland in the Czech Republic… Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Audio

The demand to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is impacting on cash-strapped schools; Te Ohu Kaimoana won't be the one that got away, after iwi across the… Audio

The Housing Minister, Nick Smith, is continuing to bat away questions about possible legal action over his plans to sell up to 500-hectares of land in Auckland for housing. Audio

The demand on schools to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is afffecting on cash-strapped schools. Audio