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News and perspectives for and about tangata whenua in Aotearoa
Winston Peters says Whanau Ora spending still questionable
The New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, says a new report into Whanau Ora still doesn't explain what the programme does or where the money goes. Audio
John Tamihere defends Whanau Ora system
Whanau Ora is coming under fire after a report into its first four years of operation failed to spell out exactly where the money is going. Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 8 September 2015
A Bay of Plenty hapu is accusing the owners of the Rena of using colonial tactics to divide iwi with offers of money;The Māori health advocate Sir Mason Durie says a report on Whānau-Ora shows its… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 7 September 2015
A leader of a central North Island iwi says the roll-out of Whanau Ora has at times been rough for most iwi, with providers in his rohe competing for resources.; Youngest son of New Zealander of the… Audio
Whanau Ora programme report
The report into the first four years of Maori Party's flagship Whanau Ora programme says its doing good work, but gives little indication of whether the money has been well spent. Audio
A much anticipated Whanau Ora report
The much anticipated Whanau Ora report has found the programme is providing good outcomes but it doesn't say how much they cost. The Minister of Maori Development, Te Ururoa Flavell, has just released… Audio
Whanau Ora is helping individuals
The much anticipated Whanau Ora report has found the programme is providing good outcomes but it doesn't say how much they cost. Audio
Sonny Tau withdraws hapū leadership bid
Embattled iwi leader Sonny Tau has withdrawn from a competition to represent Ngai Tāwake on the Tūhoronuku Independent Mandated Authority.
Marae could get $1m after Treaty settlement
A Hawke's Bay iwi plans to take a new approach to post-Treaty settlement governance, which includes giving each marae $1 million.
Historic apology planned for Parihaka
Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson says a planned Crown apology to Parihaka will be a history-making occasion.
Te Manu Korihi News for 7 September 2015
Iwi takes fresh approach to post treaty governance; Growing strength of Maori tourism is as much about Rangitahi as it is about visitors; Iwi says the Government is abdicating its responsibilities for… Audio
Maori tourism developing rangitahi
The growing strength of Maori tourism ventures is being seen as a way to develop rangitahi, as well as providing experiences for visitors.
Te Manu Korihi News for 7 September 2015
Iwi takes fresh approach to post treaty governance; Growing strength of Maori tourism is as much about Rangitahi as it is about visitors; Iwi says the Government is abdicating its responsibilities for… Audio
Soldiers Road Portraits
It was the creativity of her mother and a trip to the New York that inspired Taaniko Nordstrom to create a business taking portraits. The subjects of the portrait wear a mix of traditional and modern… Audio, Gallery
The first Maori Miss New Zealand inspires a new play
A play inspired by the crowning of Moana Whaanga as the first Maori Miss New Zealand back in 1962 is among the new work that's part of a festival that's been revived after a 25-year hiatus. Auckland's… Audio
First woman to climb Mount Cook to be immortalised on film
The big story this year is the increasing visibility of women-focused movies. Not just hit films like Trainwreck, Pitch Perfect, Fifty Shades of Grey and Ricki and the Flash but women-driven… Audio, Gallery
Denis Dwyer - Tom Ellison and the Silver Fern
Tom Ellison wrote the first book on rugby, captained the All Blacks in 1893, was, if not the first, one of the first Maori lawyers, and was responsible for putting the silver fern on the All Black… Audio
Phillip Rhodes: playing evil
New Zealand baritone who plays the role of violent and corrupt police chief Baron Scarpia in the upcoming NZ Opera production of Puccini's Tosca. Audio
Te Waonui for week ending 4 September 2015
The Te Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including: An East Coast whanau fears losing its land - twice; aging marae need repairs; and who owns the tukutuku panel… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 4 September 2015
An East Coast iwi says the Reserve Bank's not on the money with its superficial approach to the new banknotes' design; Auckland iwi Ngati Paoa says common sense has prevailed and is welcoming the… Audio