Te Ao Māori

Vice-chancellors say they're shocked by a big drop in the number of Maori who are making it into university; A pathology researcher is aiming to open up avenues for developing new classes of drugs to… Audio

Vice-chancellors say they're shocked by a big drop in the number of Maori who are making it into university. Audio

The Māori word of the week is: Kia maumahara tātou. Let us remember (lest we forget). Audio

A guardian of the giant shellfish, the toheroa, is warning other customary fishing permit holders to know exactly who they're giving permission to after a Whangamata man falsely gained a similar… Audio

A guardian of the giant shellfish, the toheroa, is warning other customary fishing permit holders to know exactly who they're giving permission to after a Whangamata man falsely gained a similar… Audio

Maungarongo ki te whenua. Peace on Earth. This week's whakatāuki is explained by Morrie Love no Te Ati Awa. Audio

Kaihautu at Te Papa Tongarewa, leading Matauranga Maori and the museum's engagement with iwi, and managing the Repatriation Programme responsible for the return of Maori and Moriori ancestral remains.

The Manu Korihi news team brings you highlights of the week's Maori news, including a Maori rights movement gets behind an Aboriginal campaign, a Wairarapa iwi supports the creation of a supercity… Audio

A Maori rights movement in Adelaide is accusing mainstream media in Australia of ignoring the plight of remote Aboriginal communities in Western Australia; An iwi says it's concerned about how often… Audio

Mainstream Australian media accused of ignoring plight of indigenous communities Iwi concerned at management of 1080 drops at Hunua Falls. Maori being encouraged to get into studying archaeology Audio

A Wairarapa iwi authority supports the creation of a super city council for the Wellington region - a position which is at odds with the views of the region's local mayors; A spokesperson for the… Audio

Maori landowners at Poroti Springs near Whangarei are angry they've been kept in the dark by local councils, over expanded plans for a water bottling factory. Audio

A spokesperson for the Kohanga movement is adamant the right candidate vying for its chief executive position won't be deterred from applying because of its recent unsettled history; A Wairarapa iwi… Audio

There's anecdotal evidence of tangata whenua ditching their archaeology courses for Maori studies; A Te Roroa elder says there's no way his iwi would have let the government chop down kauri to build a… Audio

There's anecdotal evidence of tangata whenua ditching their archaeology courses for Maori studies. Audio

An Australian politician is pushing for dedicated indigenous seats in the federal parliament and cites the dedicated Maori seats in New Zealand as a good example for her country; The government's… Audio

The government's first Maori oil envoy has jumped ship and joined a private oil company; An Australian politician is pushing for dedicated indigenous seats in the federal parliament and cites the… Audio

Maori researchers say the Crown has adopted Maori concepts to fit its own agenda. Online criticism has forced the Radio station, More FM, to apologise for re-posting image - mocking haka performers… Audio

Māori researchers say the Crown has adopted Māori concepts to fit its own agenda. Audio

The organisers of Te Matatini have blundered by failing to announce the winner of the Reo Maori excellence award - making the winner suspicious; A call's been issued for Maori scholarships for… Audio