Te Manu Korihi

An environmental lawyer says he will be watching in fascination how the first applications for customary marine title under the Marine and Coastal Act unfold in the High Court; A Waikato conservation… Read more Audio

The Supreme Court has failed to resolve a sub-tribe's claim to a section of a riverbed, and leaves its ownership in question; The Maori King has been discharged from Waikato Hospital after being… Read more Audio

The first of the applications to the High Court under the Marine and Coastal Area Act are expected to be heard this year, three years on since it passed into law. Audio

A group, which opposes the Marine and Coastal Act, has been granted permission to be heard on an iwi's application for customary marine title in Ikaroa-Rawhiti. A Whanganui Maori development… Read more Audio

A group which opposes the Marine and Coastal Act, has been granted permission to be heard on an iwi's application for customary marine title in Ikaroa-Rawhiti. A Whanganui Maori development… Read more Audio

Eru Rerekura presents the weekend addition of Te Waonui a Te Manu Korihi of highlights from the weeks news stories. Audio

A man applying for customary marine title over two of the Titi Islands says he's doesn't want Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu to be heard on the matter; The Maori Party wants to encourage more young Maori to… Read more Audio

A man applying for customary marine title over two of the Titi Islands says he's doesn't want Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu to be heard on the matter; The Maori Party wants to encourage more young Maori to… Read more Audio

A case in which a South Island man applying for customary marine title over two of the Titi islands, will be the first of its kind to be tested in a High Court. A professor in business management says… Read more Audio

A case in which a South Island man applying for customary marine title over two of the Titi islands, will be the first of its kind to be tested in a High Court. A professor in business management says… Read more Audio

The Iwi Leaders Group is backing the Labour Party's policy to lower power prices if it wins the election; A Maori anti-smoking advocate would like to encourage an Australian Aboriginal health leader… Read more Audio

The Public Service Association says 66 jobs will be lost at Te Puni Korkiri, cutting the workforce down to just under 300. Leadership at the Ministry for Maori Development describes the restructure as… Read more Audio