Te Ao Māori

The traditional Maori belief system is as relevant today as it was hundreds of years ago, according to long time educator and teacher Te Hata Ohlsen. Audio

In He Rourou Ana Tapiata catches up Te Hata, who's challenging Maori to forget Christianity and return to the traditional Maori religious beliefs. Audio

Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Auckland, and author of Encircled Lands: Te Urewera 1821-1920, which documents 100 years of the Tuhoe people. Audio

Lois Williams looks at the primary grievance claims of the country's largest tribe: Ngapuhi Audio

Tino Rangatiratanga could be something as simple as growing a vegie garden and managing a clean water supply. Audio

Enjoy a medley by Sir Howard Morrison, Tony Williams and Hori Bennett, with Howard Morrison junior making up the quartet. Audio

Cabinet is expected to reject having reserved Maori seats on the Auckland supercity council Audio

Which flag best represents Maori? Justine Murray brings Coverage of the flag hui held at Taputeranga Marae. Audio

There's a warning Maori needs may not be catered for under government plans to privatise some prisons. Audio

On the 25 May, 2009. the hikoi protesting the creation of Auckland as a supercity brought its lunchtime traffic to a standstill. Audio

Ki-o-Rahi is a sport played in France and yet virtually unknown here in Aotearoa, Maraea Rakuraku investigates. Audio, Gallery

Hikoi against super city's lack of Maori representation in Auckland. Audio

Ana Tapiata talked to Brian Morris about the favourite and the not so favourite types of Maori authors. Audio

In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks with Brian Morris about Maori authors. Audio

This week UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Audio

The Maori history of Wellington harbour brought forward. Audio

From iwi radio recordings, Kepa Ehau talks about the chiefly lineage of the legendary maiden Hinemoa. Audio

In He Rourou today, local elder Te Poroa Malcolm talks about some of the legends of Lake Rotoma. Audio

Marking the start of the Mutton birding season, we talk to Dunedin songstress Emmanuelle Gomez, about 'Vegetarian Savage', the EP she wrote during last year's harvest on Poutama. Audio

The Government has also tabled legislation paving the way for contracting out the management of prisons to the private sector. Audio