Te Manu Korihi News for 10 April 2014

The High Court has ruled a Waitangi Tribunal judge was wrong to tell a lawyer he had to cross-examine witnesses in English, not te reo Maori; The Maori Broadcasting Funding Agency, Te Mangai Paho, has overhauled the way it funds radio and television programmes - now preferring to pay out for bilingual programmes; An argument over whether a member of a Maori land business can attend meetings by phone has been settled; A new project between Nga Uri o te Ngahere Trust and a Waikato researcher could lead to restored tribal lands and youth training schemes on the East Coast.