The demand to provide a growing number and range of activities outside of the classroom is impacting on cash-strapped schools; Te Ohu Kaimoana won't be the one that got away, after iwi across the country voted to keep the Māori fisheries body; Meanwhile the National Urban Māori Authority (NUMA) says it will take the authority to court to stop what it calls 'iwi fundamentalism at its worst', in a fight to retain control of a 20-million dollar fishing fund; The Raukura Waikato Social Services Trust is to close due to issues surrounding the financial management of the organisation.
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