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The Hawke's Bay District Health Board says it's making every effort to reduce the high rate of Maori infant mortality in the region; Otago University's Acting Director of Maori Development, says the… Audio

The Hawke's Bay District Health Board says it's making every effort to reduce the high rate of Maori infant mortality; Otago University has for the first time published a special Maori focused edition… Audio

In the final broadcast before the Summer break, Maraea Rakuraku and Justine Murray present a few favourite stories they've covered over 2011 that include: Harvesting potatoes from a Palmerston North… Audio

Auckland's Independent Maori Statutory Board hopes to work constructively with the Auckland Council, to increase the proposed budget for 2012-2013 which caters for Maori interests; A group from… Audio

Some people on the Maori roll are worried that despite an extra party contesting next week's election, they're not benefitting enough from the political system; Auckland's Independent Maori Statutory… Audio

Canterbury police explore the set-up of a permanent one-stop crime and justice shop after successfull operation at Christchurch marae; The Maori leader of the Council of Trade Unions is welcoming… Audio

Largest Maori business network says Rena oil leak shows country's lack of preparedness; Council of Trade Union's Maori arm welcomes Sealord plans to employ observers aboard its foreign charter… Audio

New Zealand's first Maori-controlled dairy company Miraka Limited, is helping out other processors shut down by a leak in the Maui gas pipeline; The mother of a Ngati Awa scholar, who's won a… Audio

New Zealand's first Maori-controlled dairy company Miraka Limited, is helping out other processors, shut down by a leak in the Maui gas pipeline; A Ngati Awa scholar will be continuing her studies at… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 23 September. This week .... a review of how the media covered Auckland's Rugby World Cup opening night chaos, the… Audio

Health workers in Kaitaia have found several cases of strep throat - just days into a rheumatic-fever prevention programme; The Mana party leader, Hone Harawira, says his party's candidate for the… Audio

The Mana party leader, Hone Harawira, says his party's candidate for the southern Maori seat of Te Tai Tonga brings a wealth of experience to the role; Health workers in Kaitaia are finding higher… Audio

A pohiri was held for the team at the Opotaka Pa site near Turangi yesterday; A Ngati Awa leader says the opening of the Mataatua meeting house in Whakatane is like a returned soldier finally coming… Audio

Maraea Rakuraku is with Academic Dr Hirini Moko Mead who traces the history of Mataatua Whare Tipuna as iwi Ngati Awa mark its return with an official opening on September 17th 2011. In an archival… Audio

The Maori Council is considering stopping an expelled member from representing it on the Crown Forestry Rentals Trust; Ngapuhi's master navigator Hekenukumai Busby says he can't find enough big trees… Audio

Te Awanui Reeder is a musician who wears many hats. His songwriting prowess has seen him pen hits for Dane Rumble, PNC and others, and he's following up his MA in Business Management by immersing… Audio

Te, Puke, Awa, Mutu, Maunga, Roto, Wai, Nui, O: with Peter Dowling, revising editor of AW Reed's 'Place Names of New Zealand'. Audio

Edited by Harry Ricketts, reviewed by Phil Smith and published by Awa Press. Audio

In He Rourou today Ana Tapiata talks Te Ati Awa elder Sam Jackson about his thoughts on Shelley Bay buy back. Audio

Harry Broad reviews 'The Amazing World of James Hector' edited by Simon Nathan and Mary Varnham. Published by Awa Press. Audio

Mother of Jyniah Te Awa, Lisa Cassidy talks to Mary about the guilty verdict. Audio

Tiana Mary-Anne Odesa Kapea has been sentenced to life in jail for the torture and murder of 10-month-old Jyniah Te Awa. Audio

By Steve Braunias, published by Awa Press and reviewed by Sonja de Freiz. Audio

Editor of the Awa Book of New Zealand Science, and co-author of Atoms, Dinosaurs and DNA: 68 Great Scientists. Audio

Ana Tapiata talks to Mark Te One, one of the Ati Awa negotiators for Taranaki Whanui. Audio

A panel discussion tracing the extraordinary growth in popularity of locally-produced non-fiction. Two publishers (Peter Dowling from Reed, and Mary Varnham from Awa Press) and an expert in creative… Audio