Te Manu Korihi

A new study finds first-time Māori offenders are twice as likely to go to court than Pakeha --- Ihumātao is granted the highest level of heritage recognition --- and a Māori patient with terminal… Read more Audio

Coming up on Te Waonui -- Maori leaders decry the horrific beating of a four year-old boy in Hastings, with a local kaumatua calling for Oranga Tamariki to accept some responsibility, Rangitane o… Read more Audio

Bob Jones withdraws his defamation case against film maker Renae Maihi --- Moriori reach a historic treaty settlement with the Crown -- and the coronavirus outbreak forces hundreds of forestry workers… Read more Audio

Coming up on Te Waonui - Northern iwi leaders use Waitangi to not only challenge the government, but also, tikanga, some iwi leaders back a proposal that would see major iwi stop plans to take court… Read more Audio

Shane Jones is criticised for calling Ihumatao Protest leader a young putiputi - meaning young flower, Ngati Porou call on the government to help stop its descendants from going into state care, and… Read more Audio

Distinguised Maori leaders seek an urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing over the government's handling of Whanau Ora funding, the Kiingitanga flag comes down at Ihumatao as a resolution to the… Read more Audio

Maori water rights set to go before the courts again, concerns over the decimation of Paua populations in the Marlborough region and ngapuhi uri gather to revitalise the northland dialect. Audio

Coming up on Te Waonui - the RNZ Māori news team reflect on the past year and the key stories from te ao Māori for their last programme of the year. Audio

The Crown pardons Tuhoe prophet Rua Kenana one hundred years after his unlawful conviction --- the government allocates radio spectrum to Maori --- and the Waitangi Tribunal releases a scathing report… Read more Audio

Coming up on Te Waonui - The tragedy at Te Puia o Whakaari grips the nation - how iwi played a key role as the event unfolded -- The government is urged to allow Maori to find their own solutions to… Read more Audio

Ngāpuhi leaders are doubtful the Crown's renewed effort to get its treaty settlement back on track will work, A Māori-led protest group in Kaikōura is threatening to occupy land to stop a walking and… Read more Audio

The dispute over the felling of trees on Owairaka Maunga reaches boiling point at a public hui in Auckland, a special character school in Christchurch is backing its unique kaupapa-Maori learning… Read more Audio