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8:47 AM.Protesters hope a demonstration in the home town of the Maori Development Minister will send him a clear message to look again at plans to change Maori land laws. Audio

5:30 PM.Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news. Audio

7:55 AM.Hundreds turned out in Palmerston North at the weekend for the launch of the first Maori Science Academy. Audio

9:00 PM.Whanganui iwi have laid to rest bones of their tupuna, kept in storage for over 100 years, and the Maori Party is alarmed the Prime Minister is not ruling out ditching promises he made to the party… Read more Audio

8:49 AM.The largest exhibition of Ngapuhi artworks are on display in Kaikohe ahead of the tribe's annual festival. Audio

8:39 AM.The Tamaki Herenga Waka Festival is expected to attract thousands of people who will also be able to paddle or sail one of the many traditional Maori waka. Audio

6:19 PM.Ratana church followers are celebrating the official birthday of their prophet who was born 143 years ago today. Audio

7:00 PM.Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news. Audio

6:28 PM.The closure of the only road into Otaki Forks north of Wellington means uncertainty for two people living near an unstable slip-prone road. Audio

6:40 PM.A new science academy for Maori high school students has been created in the Manawatu to lift their achievement in the subjects. Audio

6:46 PM.Some families in the Far North town of Kaikohe are being given a Christmas hamper surprise. Audio

9:00 PM.Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news. Audio

6:27 PM.An animal rights group is calling for a new organisation to oversee animal welfare because it says the Ministry for Primary Industries is a 'ministry for farmers'. Audio

6:24 PM.Local iwi are being given the right to vote in committee meetings at the Rotorua Lakes Council. Audio

6:34 PM.Four Maori sisters who went missing seven weeks ago in Australia have been returned safely to their mother early today. Audio

5:55 PM.Wellington rapper PERCIEVE has once again turned into a Maori Santa Claus delivering hundreds of gifts to children in Porirua. Audio

8:52 AM.A breakaway Far North rugby league competition is gathering support as teams balk at travelling up to three hours each way for 80 minutes on the field Audio

9:00 PM.Coming up just after 5-30, Our Maori news team, Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including: - a petition is handed over to parliament asking for a public holiday to mark… Read more Audio

6:51 PM.Maori tertiary education providers are frustrated their performance is measured in the same way as universities and polytechs. Audio

6:39 PM.Campaigners for a holiday to mark the New Zealand wars hope a national hikoi through major battlefields will add momentum to their cause. Audio

5:54 PM.Demand is growing for a public holiday to mark the New Zealand land wars. Audio

9:00 PM.Coming up just after 5-30, Our Māori news team, Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Māori news, including: - An urgent Waitangi Tribunal Claim has been lodged challenging yet another… Read more Audio

6:15 PM.A Northland Maori community group is taking back control of its local swimming spot. Audio

6:45 PM.Experienced Maori and Pasifika tradespeople are helping the next generation of apprentices. Audio

5:55 PM.A South Waikato iwi has spent millions of dollars to buy half 47.5 percent of the two-and-a-half-thousand hectare Ranginui Station. Audio