Te Ahi Kaa

Maraea Rakuraku spends time with Tahu Potiki Hopkinson one of the 53 remaining veterans from the 28 (Maori) Battalion. Audio

When Ranga Tuhi started his degree 5 years ago he was one of 5 Maori, now heÂ's the only one graduating. Audio

As a Chinese Maori, Larry Thompson believes he benefits from the best parts of his dual whakapapa. Audio

In the 1900's Sue Eddington's people were relocated from their high country traditional lands to flatlands because of a lie. Audio

By using Rock Art imagery in a clothing range, Ngai Tahu Iwi is trying to manage cultural integrity with commercial gain. Audio

In a recording from the 1970's, Graham Latimer was talking about the Maori economic situation. Audio

Takataapui Stanley Waipouri was the victim of a vicious hate crime in 2006. How is it for gay Maori three years later? Audio

How does a traditional Pa site sit alongside modern development? Maraea Rakuraku asks Te Marino Lenihan. Audio

Te Matatini 2009, the National Kapa Haka Festival has its share of dramas as Justine Murray finds out. Audio

What sort of tangihanga insists on everyone being happy, no black clothes and no haka performances. Maraea finds out. Audio

It's Countdown time until the Matatini. Audio

Dr Manuka Henare questions whether the Treaty of Waitangi can be viewed as New Zealand's founding document Audio