Te Ao Māori

An iwi leader says he viewed it as an honour to be served kereru at a central North Island hui and trusted the local marae to use the resource sustainably. Audio

An education researcher says so-called 'white flight' is causing resourcing issues for lower decile schools; The Labour MP for Ikaroa-Rawhiti, Meka Whaitiri, is accusing the Maori Party of not doing… Audio

A Taranaki business is finding the Australian market for its hangi cookers is really heating up. Te Kohatu Hangi Cookers expects to triple its turnover inside two years as Maori across the ditch… Audio

Three Government Ministers and dozens of iwi leaders were served kereru at a central North Island hui. Audio

The Ministry of Social Development is launching a full investigation after Work & Income employees used racist language outside a bar in Taupo. A study of inequality in education has found the… Audio

A Maori coporate dairy farmer says it's having to cut costs as dairy prices plunge; Four Ngai Tahu tribal entities are welcoming the decision stopping the Christchurch City Council from discharging… Audio

At the end of the week, Ngapuhi leader Sonny Tau will appear in court on charges of hunting and possession of a native species. Audio

A Maori coporate dairy farmer says it's having to cut costs as dairy prices plunge; Four Ngai Tahu tribal entities are welcoming the decision stopping the Christchurch City Council from discharging… Audio

Narelle and Ellison Huata talk about the life and legacy of their father, the late composer, mentor and Māori performing arts teacher, Tama Huata. Audio

The actor Cliff Curtis, composer Phil Dadson and authors Damien Wilkins and Georgina White discuss the importance of discovery in the process of creating new performances or writing. Justin Gregory is… Audio

A group of Maori and Pacifica dancers will take to the international stage at the world's largest arts festival;A prominent Maori lawyer says the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement poses a serious… Audio

A ceremony to show support for Hawaiians fighting to stop the world's largest telescope from being built on ancestral land will be held in Auckland tomorrow; An iwi in Northland is warning that a… Audio

An iwi in Northland is warning that a council decision to dump its contract with a waste mangament company will have dire consquences for the rohe;A ceremony to show support for Hawaiians fighting to… Audio

The Maori Trustee Jamie Tuuta's organisation Te Tumu Paeroa works with Maori landowners to realise their aspirations. Audio

An American educationalist is challenging the Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, to do more through the school curriculum to nurture and develop the next generation of Maori leaders; Lawyers for… Audio

An American educationalist is challenging the Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, to do more through the school curriculum to nurture and develop the next generation of Maori leaders; Lawyers for… Audio

An environmental trust says iwi are leading the way in cutting the amount of nitrogen seeping into Lake Taupo - but there are fears their efforts to clean up the rohe are in vain; Some Maori military… Audio

Māori IT experts are warning about a digital divide in New Zealand. The Government is spending two billion dollars on improving broadband internet access throughout New Zealand, but tangata whenua say… Audio