Te Ao Māori

The Fonterra milk co-operative model that's created billions of dollars for farmers is being proposed for Maori-owned forestry; A Maori historian is eager for more rangatahi to take up his profession… Audio

People will soon no longer be allowed to drive to the top of one of Auckland's most popular volcanoes, Mount Eden. Audio

The Fonterra milk co-operative model that's created billions of dollars for farmers is being proposed for Maori-owned forestry. Audio

Wairarapa Maori furious at the sale of a farm gifted to them by a Pakeha farmer decades ago say their fight is not going away. Audio

The Mana Movement leader, Hone Harawira, is accusing the Australian Prime Minister of ignoring the plight of remote indigenous communities in Western Australia which the government is planning to… Audio

The Mana Movement leader, Hone Harawira, is accusing the Australian Prime Minister of ignoring the plight of remote indigenous communities in Western Australia which the government is planning to… Audio

A Maori eeling business is warning that the silt killing Christchurch's eels will do irreversabile damage unless the sediment is removed urgently. The Maori Party has written an open letter to… Audio

A Maori eeling business is warning that the silt killing Christchurch's eels will do irreversabile damage unless the sediment is removed urgently. Audio

The Māori word of the week is: Papatūānuku - Earth. Ko Papatūānuku te ingoa Māori mō te ao. Papatūānuku is the Māori name for Earth. Audio

Support to correct the spelling of Rimutaka between Wellington and Wairarapa is growing with the backing of local council and iwi; New Zealand's representative to the United Nations Permanent Forum on… Audio

Support to correct the spelling of Rimutaka between Wellington and Wairarapa is growing with the backing of local council and iwi; New Zealand's representative to the United Nations Permanent Forum on… Audio

Artist Ngataiharuru Taepa talks about his tupuna (ancestors) who fought in the Land Wars, the First World War and World War II. Audio

Justine Murray visits Te Papa curator Puawai Cairns at her home and over a cup of tea, she shares a couple of photos from her research, she unravels the story of Lieutenant George Gardiner, who not… Audio

Piimio Mei was turned down twice to attend The New Zealand School of Dance in Wellington, but that didn't deter the 17 year old from pursuing her dream of becoming a Ballerina. A late starter to… Audio

In the 1980s and 90s Wellington's Taki Rua theatre showed the value of having a theatre space showcasing Maori live performance. It's been a long wait for a replacement venue after the theatre closed… Audio

The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the week's Māori news including vice-chancellors say they're shocked by a big drop in the number of Māori making it into university, the freshwater… Audio

A Gisborne health provider says it's having some successes in a bid to provide healthier eating choices in the East Cape; A Christchurch-based Maori trust says it is getting interest from around the… Audio

A new national database is being set up to help the public learn and grow traditional Maori kai; Lincoln University is setting up a National Maori Biosecurity Network to help protect the motu from… Audio

Northland's new MP Winston Peters has offered to help Ngapuhi resolve the bitter row over who has the right to settle its Treaty claims. Audio