Te Ao Māori

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi; The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Audio

The people of Te Arawa and the community of Rotorua are mourning the death of the respected orator Mauriora Kingi. The seven year legal battle over the burial of James Takamore has finally been… Audio

A labour of love has turned into a European adventure with a couple devoted to celebrating the works of the former Woodville artist Gottfried Lindauer, invited to his homeland in the Czech Republic… Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Audio

Bay of Islands College says some of its school buildings are unsafe to work in because they are in a dilapidated condition; A workforce survey has revealed that even Maori organisations are guilty of… Audio

The demand to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is impacting on cash-strapped schools; Te Ohu Kaimoana won't be the one that got away, after iwi across the… Audio

The Housing Minister, Nick Smith, is continuing to bat away questions about possible legal action over his plans to sell up to 500-hectares of land in Auckland for housing. Audio

The demand on schools to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is afffecting on cash-strapped schools. Audio

The number of New Zealanders recognised for their services to Māori is climbing higher than ever; An Auckland law lecturer says international human rights frameworks could be used to boost the… Audio

The Government's being accused of slipping and sliding around the law as it tries to explain its way out of a treaty dispute. Audio

The number of New Zealanders recognised for their services to Māori is climbing higher than ever; An Auckland law lecturer says international human rights frameworks could be used to boost the… Audio

A survey on Māori in the workforce has revealed that some feel they're exploited for their cultural knowledge and are undervalued; The community of Ruatoria is rallying together to stop Westpac from… Audio

The Government is being accused of cutting Auckland Māori out of getting first dibs on land being sold for development. Audio

An online survey of Māori in the workforce has revealed that some feel they're exploited for their cultural knowledge and are undervalued. Audio

Auckland leaders of the Maori Party and the Mana Movement have held informal talks about the possibility of the two political parties merging; Te Atiawa and the Kapiti District Council have signed an… Audio

Auckland leaders of the Maori Party and the Mana Movement have held informal talks about the possibility of the two political parties merging; The High Court has ruled against Waikato-Tainui in a… Audio

Former Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples is to become a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his massive contribution to Maoridom. Audio

The Minister responsible for Housing New Zealand says regardless of how run-down state houses are that the Government wants to sell, they won't be given away to iwi for free. Audio

The New Zealand Council for Educational Research is putting together a national strategy to raise the standards of adult literacy and numeracy in Māori. Fifty percent of Māori are below the world… Audio

There is growing concern from medical practitioners and students that Maori will not be able to afford student fees to become doctors; A Te Arawa spokesperson says a new partnership with the Rotorua… Audio