Te Manu Korihi News for 10 June 2014

The Motiti Island hapu plans to reveal confidential agreements it says show Maori and the public haven't been kept in the loop about the Rena wreck; A kura kaupapa in west Auckland wants Maori history to become compulsory for primary and intermediate school students; The Broadcasting Standards Authority has quashed a Kohanga Reo National Trustboard complaint - suggesting a Maori Television report in to its finances was wrong; An Auckland University of Technology lecturer says more investment in kaupapa Maori prisoner rehabilitation programmes could reduce high rates of reoffending.