Te Manu Korihi

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

Experienced Maori and Pasifika tradespeople are helping the next generation of apprentices. Audio

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

The Labour Party reshuffle has ruffled feathers in the Maori seats with veteran politician Nanaia Mahuta dropping from 4th to 12th, losing her position as the head of the Maori caucus and the… Read more Audio

Our Maori news team, Te Manu Korihi, brings you highlights of the weeks' Maori news, including: - an initiative by South Island iwi, Ngai Tahu to keep Maori babies alive and plans are underway to get… Read more Audio

After 110 years of educating young Maori women, Turakina Maori Girls Boarding School will close its doors next week. Audio

Two jerseys once worn by All Black great George Nepia are up for sale at an auction house in Wales tomorrow. Audio

Maori musicians have taken to social media to protest the exclusion of the Maori Language award from last week's televised ceremony of the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards. Audio

This week on Te Waonui a te Manu Korihi, a South Taranaki hapu says it's historical Treaty claims are about to settled despite the fact it hasn't negotiated anything with anyone, Maori leaders are… Read more Audio

Ngai Tahu Maori from around the country are gathering in Dunedin to celebrate their identity and culture. Audio

An East Coast iwi will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the siege of Waerenga a Hika, on the outskirts of Gisborne, today. Audio

A community driven campaign to cut the number of young Aboriginal Australians drinking excessively is being credited with a 16 percent drop in youth binge drinking. Audio