Justine Murray

The significance of Papawai marae, Greytown is remembered by one of its descendents Diane Rewi. Audio

Ranginui Walker talks about how he has never been seduced by the"chattels of office"and Justine Murray tours a marae in Blenheim. Audio

Maori All Blacks coach Jamie Joseph talks about the past and present state of Maori Rugby. Audio

James Mihaere talks to Justine Murray about his chosen sport - Sumo Wrestling. Audio

Horouta Waka Hoe club in Gisborne has trained some fierce paddlers, as Maraea found out. Audio

Move over Monopoly and Cranium - Ngati Kahungunu iwi have invented their very own board game - Toku iwi. Audio

Te Ahi Kaa features people who have been heavily involved in the revitalisation of te reo Maori. Audio

E nga mana, E nga reo! Me tahuri ki tenei wahanga o Te Ahi Kaa i roto i te reo maori anake! Audio

Knowledge of his tuhoetanga has helped Te Taurewa Victor Biddle deal with homopohia. Audio

The learnings of their old people serve a ta moko practitioner and a scholar well in their fight against colonisation. Audio

Would you trade your prized Harley Davidson bike for a 16 seater bus? That's what Doug Tamaki did to kickstart Tamaki Tours. Audio

Singer Ladi 6 talks about her debut album' Time is Not Much' and the four year plight to finish the album. Audio

Hear public responses to the Foreshore and Seabed ministerial review panel and a private investigator talks about her trade. Audio

Te Kai Manawa Ora is the new food safety guide launched by the NZ food Safety Authority. Audio

In the 1900's Sue Eddington's people were relocated from their high country traditional lands to flatlands because of a lie. Audio

Te Matatini 2009, the National Kapa Haka Festival has its share of dramas as Justine Murray finds out. Audio

What sort of tangihanga insists on everyone being happy, no black clothes and no haka performances. Maraea finds out. Audio

Justine Murray reports from 2009 Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Festival. Audio

Dr Manuka Henare questions whether the Treaty of Waitangi can be viewed as New Zealand's founding document Audio

How will the appointment of the first African American president affect Maori and a choir debuts at the Parihaka Peace festival Audio