Te Ao Māori

Rosemary Rangitauira investigates whether attempts to keep the Maori language alive are working. Audio

We trace the journey of artistic director, composer and choir leader Rim D Paul and friends as they re-form the Aotearoa National Maori Choir (Te Roopu Waiata Maori o Aotearoa) after a ten year… Audio, Gallery

Central Hawke's Bay Maori say they will withdraw their support for the $600-million Ruataniwha dam if there's evidence it will be harmful to the environment. Labour MP's Maryan Street, Ruth Dyson and… Audio

French and New Zealand archaeologists are collaborating to study Maori rock art in the central South Island Audio

As a native speaker of te reo Maori, Joe Mcleod gives examples of mispronounced Kupu Maori (Maori words). Audio

Treaty Settlements are about half way through and Te Manu Korihi Chief Reporter Gareth Thomas considers if there are winners and losers. Audio

Dr Pauline Harris, astrophysicist and astronomer who's working on the revitalisation of Māori star lore - how did Māori and other societies used the sun, stars and planets to track time? Audio

Mere Takoko believes physical wellness is the first step towards Tino Rangatiratanga as she explains to Maraea Rakuraku. Audio

Lois Williams explores the authority over water that is at the centre of Maori water claims. Audio

Presented by Amelia Nurse. Video, Audio

The Tuhoe iwi is planning to build its tribal headquarters near Taneatua and claims it will be New Zealand's first ever so-called "living building". Audio

Brent Edwards examines the place of the Treaty of Waitangi in a written constitution. Audio

Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne tells us about his investigation into Tuhoe. Audio

The commission that promotes the use of the Maori language says the coining of new Maori words is getting out of hand after the creation of new terms for Facebook. Audio

Te Papa Tongarewa's Kaihautu, Michelle Hippolite, speaks about the return of Maori and Moriori remains from Australia which were gifted to museums in Sydney and Perth between 1899 and 1932. Audio

A small group for the Deaf in South Auckland is developing sign language in Maori. Audio

Nga Tāonga toi a Te Waka Toi is the annual Creative New Zealand Awards that recognise Māori who excel in their chosen artistic endeavours Te Tohu Toi Ke recipient this year is Tama Huata for his… Audio

Nick Davidson, a retired commercial lawyer who has been involved in fisheries, forestry and Ngai Tahu settlements, discusses the delay in the sale of Mighty River Power and the upcoming national hui… Audio