Te Ao Māori

The Whanau Ora Iwi Leaders Group chairs is accusing the Government of appearing to exclude Maori from an expert panel set up to review Child, Youth and Family; The Aids Foundation is running a… Audio

A Wellington mana whenua leader says tribal boundaries have not been adequately considered in the proposal for a supercity council; For the first time ever, Mâori-influenced lettering is being used in… Audio

The Human Rights Commission is praising the police for its 'Turning the Tide' strategy which seeks to bring down the over-representation of Maori in the justice system; The One-hundred Percent Pure… Audio

The Human Rights Commission is praising the police for its 'Turning the Tide' strategy which seeks to bring down the over-representation of Maori in the justice system; Indigenous Inuit fur hunters… Audio

Auckland's Maunga Authority says iwi are making progress in protecting their taonga - the city's tihi - after receiving a large funding boost; A Maori internet working group, Nga Pu Waea, says it will… Audio

Auckland's Maunga Authority says iwi are making progress in protecting their taonga - the city's tihi - after receiving a large funding boost; A Maori internet working group, Nga Pu Waea, says it will… Audio

A Maori prison reform advocate says the Government is avoiding racial issues in New Zealand and needs to take responsibility for the problem; An Auckland University academic says looking… Audio

A Māori prison reform advocate says the Government is avoiding racial issues in New Zealand and needs to take responsibility for the problem. Audio

The Māori word of the week is: tio - oyster. Kia ono ngā tio māku. I'll have six oysters please. Audio

The Mayor of New Plymouth is to make a complaint to the UN after a referendum overwhelming rejected his idea of introducing a Maori ward to the district. Audio

A Gisborne pouako says some tauira are leaving her kura to go to Australia with their parents due to the area's struggling economy; A marae in Lower Hutt has been badly damaged by the heavy rains that… Audio

A marae in Lower Hutt has been badly damaged by the heavy rains that have flooded many parts of the Wellington rohe; A Gisborne pouako says some tauira are leaving her kura to go to Australia with… Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson discusses the climate conditions and socio-political circumstances that led groups of Polynesian navigators to discover and settle in New Zealand Audio

Archaeologist Atholl Anderson explains why he thinks that the first people to make landfall in New Zealand were exiles escaping from conflict in their homelands Audio

Maori in Lower Hutt have spent the day bailing rainwater out of Kokiri Marae in a desperate attempt to reduce damage from the storm that's caused chaos across the Wellington region; A Bay of Plenty… Audio

A Māori archaeologist says the number of tangata whenua doing social and cultural degrees is rising due to a desire to challenge the status quo. Audio

Tina Ratana has had a horror afternoon trying to keep the water out of Kokiri Marae in Seaview. Audio