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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 25 June 2021
Coming up on Te Waonui - the ACC scheme is found to be biased against Māori -- some iwi are left out of Hauraki Gulf restoration kōrero -- and secondary school construction courses will be delivered… Audio
Māori All Blacks vs Samoa game about more than just rugby
Saturday's rugby game between the Māori All Blacks and Samoa in Te Whanganui-a-Tara is more than just an on-field clash for many of the players.
While the game will be played without fans it will… Audio
Waitangi tikanga change not for Collins - Ngāti Hine kaumātua
A Ngāti Hine kaumātua says changes to tikanga allowing wāhine to speak at Waitangi won't be for the sake of Judith Collins.
The National Party leader has vowed not to return to commemorations if she… Audio
Iwi furious it wasn't consulted on Hauraki Gulf plan
A Northland-based Iwi is furious it wasn't consulted when the government formulated its Hauraki Gulf revitalisation plan - saying it's the second time in two years its Te Tiriti o Waitangi rights have… Audio
Iwi view on Hauraki Gulf plan
The government has unveiled its plan to better protect the Hauraki Gulf - Tiikapa Moana - for future generations. Successive reports in recent years have warned about the impact of overfishing… Audio
Maori health advocate Lady Tureiti Moxon wants separate ACC
A Māori health advocate is calling for a separate "Māori ACC" following the revelation that the scheme is biased against women, Māori and Pasifika.
The managing director of Te Kōhao Health, Lady… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 22 June 2021
Major questions about a 2016 police shooting. Calls for changes to the vaccine rollout after Medsafe says its safe for children to get the Pfizer vaccination We speak to a trans activist about… Audio
Te Waonui for Friday 18 June 2021
Coming up on Te Waonui - A Māori fisheries leader says a rethink on current practices to uphold Māori views on sustainability, Arrests and large police presence at the site of the controversial… Audio
New study on Māori, Pasifika, elderly response to Covid-19 vaccine
A clinical study getting underway in Rotorua and Christchurch will provide valuable information on how our the population responds to the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine.
The study aims to enrol at… Audio
Artist calls out racism after te reo Māori sticker gets graffiti complaint
Signs in te reo in a Kāpiti Coast town have prompted a graffiti complaint to the council.
But the Ōtaki artist behind them says the real problem is racism. Video, Audio
Waitangi National Trust considering whether women can speak on paepae
The Waitangi National Trust is working towards a decision on whether women can speak on the paepae at Waitangi next year. Earlier this year, National's leader Judith Collins was not allowed to speak… Audio
Rob Thorne: transcending with taonga puoro
Taonga puoro practitioner Rob Thorne (Ngati Tumutumu) is known for creating transcendent soundscapes by combining modern looping technology with traditional instruments made from stone, bone, shell… Audio
Tame Malcolm: using indigenous methods to fight pests
Tame Malcolm has always been captivated by te ngahere - the forest. Now, Malcolm advocates using customary Maori methods to get rid of pests and is the operations manager at Te Tira Whakamataki - a… Audio
Farah Palmer: a breath of fresh air for Rugby NZ
Former Black Ferns captain Farah Palmer (Ngati Maniapoto, Waikato Tainui) was appointed as the deputy chair of Rugby NZ last month, making history as the first person to ever hold such a role within… Audio
Crowds march against Significant Natural Area plan in Far North
More than 40 years after her mother's march to Parliament, the daughter of Dame Whina Cooper is leading calls to abandon the reclassification of huge amounts of land in Te Tai Tokerau.
About 1500… Audio
Mayor John Carter on Significant Natural Areas
There will be a hikoi in Northland on Friday, where hundreds are expected at the Far North District Council office in Kaikohe in opposition to re-designating their whenua as Significant Natural Areas.
…Hīkoi on the way to Far North District Council over Significant Natural Areas
A hīkoi will this morning make its way to the Far North District Council offices in Kaikohe.
The march is in opposition to proposed SNA - or Significant Natural Area - land restrictions.
On… Audio
Far North District Council halts land policy work ahead of hikoi
The Far North District Council has agreed to halt progress on establishing a Significant Natural Area - but it won't stop a hikoi of more than a thousand people converging on the council office… Audio
Shock but little surprise at racist message to top Pacific academic
A racist tirade left on the answerphone of one of the country's most pre-eminent Pacific academics has caused widespread shock - but little surprise.
Others working in the space say that while this… Audio
Hawke's Bay iwi wants more investment to curb homelessness
Iwi in Te-Matau-a-Māui are calling for the government to invest in their rohe so they can further develop housing to curb homelessness and invest in the future of their descendants.
This comes as the… Audio