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9:00 PM.A project that's giving new life to old houses is changing lives and lifting spirits in one of Northland's neediest towns and a garden project created by prisoners at Auckland Prison in Paremoremo is… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.How will the Māori Party make its way back into parliament in 2020 after Labour swept all seven of the Māori seats? A garden project created by prisoners at Auckland Prison in Paremoremo is set to… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A new project has found many Maori are embarrassed to speak te reo because they're scared of offending fluent speakers or because they don't look Maori; The death of a young Northland woman sparked a… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Now time for a round-up of the Māori news for the week with our Te Manu Korihi team. Audio

9:00 PM.Nā Tarahae Ko Mate, Jealousy is our downfall. This was the debate topic at Te Reo ki Tua, a Māori language symposium hosted by Ngāti Kahungunu. Debaters include Leon Blake, Kingi Kiriona, Elizabeth… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.More than 600 people have committed to speaking only in te reo Maori for either one full day, week, or the entire month in September; Te Puea Marae in South Auckland has begun discussions with the… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The battle for the Hauraki-Waikato Maori seat this election is a contest between two cousins, while candidates in Auckland's Tamaki Makaurau electorate are getting a clear message from voters they are… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.On Te Waonui....a new study shows young Maori living in poverty are struggling to see a bright future for themselves, Ngati Maniapoto have signed an Agreement in Principle with the Crown to settle… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The Labour Party has a new leadership team and for the first time ever they have a Māori deputy leader, a tumultuous seven years in Ngāpuhi history draws to a close at the Waitangi Tribunal's… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters has criticised Te Ururoa Flavell for using te reo Māori in parliament during question time; a new study has found positive health benefits for people over 60… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.One of New Zealand's leading secondary schools, Auckland Grammar, has a te reo Maori teacher since it was first established in 1869 and an emergency housing development is being built at Kokohinau… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The trashing of a Maori language emersion school in Northland, Ngati Tuwharetoa signs its final treaty settlement weith the crown, and Mana Productions halts publication while reviewing the future of… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Plans are underway to pardon the Tuhoe prophet, Rua Kenana who was found not guilty of sedition in 1916 but sentenced to prison for resisting arrest when troops stormed his Te Urewera settlement and… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Maori and landowners north of Whangarei are denouncing plans by a luxury resort to take water from a local creek to irrigate its lawns; A social media star has been enlisted to get young Maori voters… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The marae at the centre of Labour's intern controversy is rejecting claims their accommodation is substandard, a new study is encouraging Maori immersion schools to start teaching their students… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.A bid to build a marae in Sydney has failed, about half of the young Maori children being admitted to hospital are returning within six months of being sent home and a flotilla has blocked ships from… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Auckland iwi are back in court over mana whenua rights, a knighthood for a Maori language advocate and a new look for the Maori All Blacks. Audio

5:30 PM.An amateur historian who has admitted to taking human remains from the Kaipara Harbour in a bid to prove his theory white settlers arrived in the country long before Maori is being investigated and… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The Crown will formally apologise for the atrocities it committed at the peaceful settlement of Parihaka in Taranaki; a Kaitaia doctor has launched a passionate attack on the controversial film about… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.Mihingarangi Forbes is joined by a panel of Maori commentators, they're talking Maori politics, the Venice bienale and treat you to a new waiata by Howie Morrison. Audio

9:00 PM.Our reporters bring you the latest on the Kohanga Reo saga, the sudden departure of Maori TV's head and which New Zealand towns are going bilingual. Audio

9:00 PM.On Te Waonui: Has stolen Maori land earned the New Plymouth District Council over 100 million dollars? Iwi claim New Zealand coastlines and Mongrel Mob women say the gang is treating them better. Audio

9:00 PM.Maori most likely to be put in solitary confinement, a Bay of Plenty iwi cries foul over poisoned shellfish and debate about teaching more te reo in schools is on the cards. Audio

9:00 PM.Maori leaders say damage to rivers and lakes is having a deep impact on their communities, victims of abuse feel let down by the Government's refusal to hold an inquiry into historical abuse of Maori… Read more Audio

9:00 PM.The Waitangi Tribunal has found the Department of Corrections has failed Maori by not doing enough to reduce the high Maori reoffending rates calling it "grossly disproportionate" and "devastating"… Read more Audio