The Maori Women's Welfare League is disappointed that no Government Ministers have accepted invitations to its National Conference this week; The principal of Te Aute Maori boys college near Napier wants the Ministry of Education and the Anglican Church to follow the lead of iwi to move the school into the future; The head of a Maori health service in Hawkes' Bay says District Health Boards need to re-think the way they run antenatal classes to attract more Maori; The country's pre-eminent Maori economic conference gets underway this weekend in Wellington, and this year it's forging closer links with Taiwan.
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