Te Ahi Kaa

What is a Tohunga? Author, Paul Moon, reveals some of the discoveries he made while researching the subject. Audio

Te Ahi Kaa reviews "Pou Korero", a book designed to assist mainstream journalists report on issues that affect Maori. Audio

Te Ahi Kaa looks at the legacy of the 28th Maori Battalion and its influence on Aotearoa. Audio

We remember the life and career of singer and songwriter Mahinarangi Tocker (Ngati Raukawa, Ngati Tuwharetoa, Ngati Maniapoto). Audio

The misuse of indigenous culture in the international marketplace is explored in a programme which looks at how trademarks are used and intellectual property is safeguarded. Audio

Safekeeping of traditional knowledge is an important task that's been made more accessible by a roopu of indigenous Australians. Audio

The Australian government kept its 2007 election promise to say "sorry" to indigenous Australians. Audio

Te Maire Tau reviews This Horrid Practice: The Myth and Reality of Maori Cannibalism by Paul Moon Audio

Barry Barclay, Ngati Apa, enjoyed a colourful film career, including projects as Ngati and Te Rua. Te Ahi Kaa remembers him. Audio

What does Waitangi day mean to you? Maraea and Tanerau hit Waitangi and Wellington with that question. Audio

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

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