Te Manu Korihi News for 31 January 2014

Maori attractions in Rotorua stand to miss out on vital tourism spending if Ruggamuffin moves from the sulphur city to Auckland; The government minister, Tariana Turia, is hitting back at the New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, who's likened Whanau Ora to apartheid; The organiser of an anti-mining hikoi from the top of the county says the group has full backing of local hapu to take its concerns on to Waitangi; The Law Society says it took action against the Maori solicitor, Donna Hall, because it was the right thing to do.