Te Ao Māori

Plant and Food Research is focussing on recruiting Maori students to fulfil a growing need for specialist skills in horticulture and food science. Audio

With house prices in Auckland being ranked one of the least affordable in the world, a Maori housing advocate is calling for legislation to provide Maori with more security in the rental market; A… Audio

With house prices in Auckland being ranked one of the least affordable in the world, a Maori housing advocate is calling for legislation to provide Maori with more security in the rental market; A… Audio

A Maori housing advocate expects whanau Maori to begin leaving Auckland with house prices being rated some of the most expensive in the world; A Ngati Koroki Kahukura kaitiaki of Lake Karapiro says… Audio

A Ngāti Korokii Kahukura iwi member says the growth of Waka Ama has helped reach the tribe's Treaty settlement goal of getting more people to use Lake Karaapiro. Audio

The Māori word of the week is: kura - school. Kāore e roa ka tīmata anō te kura. It won't be long until school starts again. Audio

An Auckland Selection Body has lodged an appeal against a Judge's order to undergo a reselection process. About 13-thousand people were drawn to Lake Karapiro for this year's ActivePost Waka Ama… Audio

An Auckland Selection Body has lodged an appeal against a Judge's order to undergo a reselection process. Ngati Porou has turned around its farming fortunes. A researcher is calling for kaumatua or… Audio

Radio New Zealand's Maori news team, Te Manu Korihi continues its summer programming, revisiting the highs and lows of Maori politicians who left the house last year. This week, the former co-leader… Audio

The Māori word of the week is: maranga - get up. E oho. Maranga! Wake up. Get up! Audio

In this edition of Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi, the former National MP, Tau Henare, talk to Eru Rerekura and Chris Bramwell before his departure from parliament last year about his political career. Audio

The Weekend's tour of the regions today takes us to New Plymouth. It is home to offshore drilling, the WOMAD music festival, and this year sees the opening of a new multi-million dollar Len Lye Centre… Audio

In this edition of Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi, the Labour MP, Shane Jones, talk to reporters Leigh McLachlan and Chris Bramwell before his departure from parliament last year about his political… Audio

Pecha Kucha events involve short, power point presentations by speakers with all kinds of stories to share. You don't need to be famous, just interesting and succinct. Christchurch teacher Regan… Audio

Gareth Thomas looks at the potential impact of changes to Māori land law. Audio

The law around the governance and management of Maori land is due to be reformed this year, Audio

AUT third year journalism students present personal short documentaries on the subjects that matter to them. Today, Missy Dare explores the tradition of waka - the sea going vessels that have been… Audio

Te Manu Korihi reporter, Māni Dunlop, revisits some of the major stories from Te Ao Māori for 2014, including highlighting a historic year for Ngai Tuhoe and the Ngāpuhi Treaty settlement, which… Audio

Dame Anne Salmond explores the radical nature of the settlement between the Whanganui River iwi and the Government signed in August 2014, recognising the river as a legal person in its own right. This… Audio

In 1993 the doors closed for the final time on Napier Prison, New Zealand's oldest penal complex, ending over a century of incarceration for inmates which included Te Kooti and Mr Asia drug syndicate… Audio