Te Ahi Kaa

Is the New Zealand public saturated with hikoi? Is it losing its potency as an effective means of protest? Audio

Dayle Takitimu has had a gustful of being told there's a time and place for Maori to express anger. If not at a marae, where? If not at Waitangi, where? If not on Waitangi Day, when? Audio

Kia mau koe ki nga tapu o nga matua tipuna. Hold fast to the tapu, to the sacredness of your ancestors. Audio

Chef Erueti shares his kawakawa fried bread recipe with Rosemary Rangitauira. Audio

As an events co-ordinator for the upcoming Waitangi day commemorations, Te Rangi outlines the programme for the Big 9 event held at Hawkes Bay Sports Park in Hastings that includes the Kai in the Bay… Read more Audio

President of the Aotearoa Māori Tennis Association Dick Garratt oversees the logistics of organising the annual tournament. One milestone for him in 2013 was escorting tennis great Ruia Morrison-Davy… Read more Audio

At 75 years old, David has been playing at the Aotearoa Maori Tennis tournament for 59 years. He knows a lot about the history of māori tennis but still maintains a critical analysis of today's world… Read more Audio

How expensive is tennis compared to Rugby or Netball? Julian Williams knows first-hand the investment it takes to nurture sporting talent, evident in his 15 year old son Rawhiti Williams, as he… Read more Audio

Playing tennis was a real whanau affair on the farm in Rotorua, from mowing the court to playing the game with her father and 9 siblings. Leona talks about what Tennis has taught her with Justine… Read more Audio

E kore e taea te aukati i a koe, there is no stopping you. Audio

Keri Kaa provides some cultural context to a book she's written, Taka Ki Ro Wai which tells the story about a pig, a horse, a flood and a birthday. Audio

Four weeks in with her vow of no plastic for a year and Tina Ngata has already encountered difficulties. She talks through some of them with Maraea Rakuraku and the reasoning behind the challenge. Audio