Te Ao Māori
News and perspectives for and about tangata whenua in Aotearoa
Te Manu Korihi for 22 June 2015
The MP for Te Tai Tokerau, Kelvin Davis says the continued plundering of Far North wetlands for swamp kauri is a disgrace and reflects badly on the government and local councils; Two highly regarded… Audio
Te Manu Korihi for 22 June 2015
The MP for Te Tai Tokerau, Kelvin Davis says the continued plundering of Far North wetlands for swamp kauri is a disgrace and reflects badly on the government and local councils; Two highly regarded… Audio
The Koha Shed
Josie Lancaster has converted the basement of her Porirua home into a Koha Shed where people bring all manner of goods - clothes, toys, books, furniture, the list is long - to help those in need in… Audio
Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi for week ending 19 June 2015
The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including an influential kōrero club makes a comeback, concerns about climate change and earthquakes shake up a Hawkes Bay iwi… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 19 June 2015
Statistics New Zealand says the asset base of Māori businesses and authorities has grown by one billion dollars; A Far North teenager has made a complaint of assault against the former All Black Eric… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 19 June 2015
The Minister of Māori Development is refuting allegations by the Labour Party that he tried to interfere with Māori Television's programming; Statistics New Zealand says the asset base of Māori… Audio
The Modern Māori Quartet
James Tito, Matariki Whatarau, Maaka Pohatu and Francis Kora from The Modern Maori Quartet preview their Te Ahi Kaa festival performances. Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 19 June 2015
The Maori owners of Poroti Springs near Whangarei say they're not the ones who've put up a big protest banner near the site - and they won't be taking it down; A forestry safety council has been set… Audio
Brain Training to Slow Progression of Huntington's Disease
University of Auckland neuroscientist Melanie Cheung has developed a Maori-focused brain resilience programme which could slow the progression of Huntington's Disease Video, Audio
Brain Training to Slow Progression of Huntington's Disease
University of Auckland neuroscientist Melanie Cheung has developed a Maori-focused brain resilience programme which could slow the progression of Huntington's Disease
Video, AudioTe Manu Korihi for 18 June 2015
A Far North iwi with vast resources of swamp kauri is refusing to sell the taonga - despite the high prices it's fetching overseas; A Te Atiawa hapu says it is devasted that four rare yellow-flowering… Audio
Gisborne Boys High teacher awarded for work engaging Maori boys
A woodwork teacher at Gisborne Boys High has been awarded for his work in getting Maori boys who hate school to love it. Audio
Te Manu Korihi for 18 June 2015
Te Reo Maori has been given a boost with the revival of an influential languague society based at the Victoria University of Wellington. In the seventies the Maori Language Society was pivotal in… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 18 June 2015
New research shows many medications and treatments may not work as effectively for Māori and Pasifika as they do for people with European ancestry; A Ngati Tama spokesperson says the North Taranaki… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 18 June 2015
An Australian mining expert says there needs to be better regulations around how the extractive industry engages with Māori; New research shows many medications and treatments may not work as… Audio
Working with the Brain
University of Auckland neuroscientist Melanie Cheung explains how she consulted with her iwi before starting work on brain tissue Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 17 June 2015
The Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, says she's losing patience with the beleaguered board of the Kohanga Reo Trust; The Police Association is backing the police's innovation after documents which… Audio
Hawkes Bay iwi and GNS Science work together - climate change
Hawkes Bay iwi Ngāti Kahungunu is holding a series of wānanga or workshops to help the tribe understand the environmental risks of geological hazards and climate change. Audio
Maori should not be given preferential treatment
The Police Commissioner has no idea how many times officers may have given unlicenced Maori drivers preferential treatment, and not fined them. Audio
Amnesty for Maori drivers caught without a licence
Will letting unlicensed Maori drivers off encourage more to sit their licence? Dr Chris Gallavin talks about the legal side. Audio