Mani Dunlop

A kaupapa Maori programme is helping students to excel in studies at otago university. Te Koronga is part of the School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise and started about a year and a half… Audio

Broadcaster Willie Jackson has won his high court case and can stand again for a non iwi seat on Auckland's Maori Statutory Board. Audio

Rangatahi are being encouraged to take on leadership roles when pushing the message of preventing suicide. Community groups, leaders and researchers have met in Auckland as part of an annual hui for a… Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says it's disappointing that Ngapuhi are still in dispute over the right to settle their Treaty claims; A Motiti Island elder says the Bay of Plenty Regional Council should… Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says there is no question mark over the sovereignty of the Crown in New Zealand; The Bay of Plenty Regional Council says it could be five years before eels from the… Audio

The Maori Party co-leader, Te Ururoa Flavell, says he's devastated by the sudden death of a staunch personal and political supporter; A Maori artist whose work was rejected for a Rotorua exhibition… Audio

The author Patricia Grace who outbid the government to keep the land of her tipuna or ancestorsk, is calling for research to be done in to how much whenua Maori is taken under the Public Works Act. A… Audio

The author Patricia Grace, who outbid the government to keep the land of her tipuna or ancestors, is calling for research to be done in to how much whenua Maori is taken under the Public Works Act. A… Audio

More transparency in TVNZ Maori Programme shake up - TMP; TVNZ motivated by money; More urban Maori rangatahi attracted to work on the whenua; Ngati Manu say book about the area's history will be a… Audio

More transparency in TVNZ Maori Programme shake up - TMP; TVNZ motivated by money - Maori Party; Ngati Manu say book about the area's history will be a welcome resource; and More urban Maori rangatahi… Audio

The Green Party is planning to change the Public Works Act to ensure no more Maori land can be taken by the government; A lower North Island iwi is considering whether iwi coastline patrols should be… Audio

A lower North Island iwi is considering whether iwi coastline patrols should be re-introduced after three men were caught poaching nearly 900 paua, near Titahi Bay on Monday; The Green Party is… Audio

Maori Television's Head of News and Production, Julian Wilcox, has resigned, after ten years with the station; A contentious council project to lay a sewerage pipe through Maori land in Tauranga has… Audio

A top ranking Maori Police officer says it has been acknowledged that there could be some unconscious bias against Maori in the force. The comments come after new statistics revealed the number of… Audio

A community push to get women checked for breast cancer in the Hokianga, has seen a signifant increase in the numbers being screened. Audio

The National Council of Maori nurses and other health organisations say a lack of jobs for Maori graduate nurses is a national crisis; The satisfaction levels of Te Tumu Paeroa, the Maori Trustee's… Audio

The National Council of Maori nurses and other health organisations say a lack of jobs for Maori graduate nurses is a national crisis; The satisfaction levels of Te Tumu Paeroa, the Maori Trustee's… Audio

The Maori Growers Forum chair has signed an open letter opposing class action which aims to sue the government over the Kiwifruit PSA outbreak. Researchers say Maori in Aotearoa are going to suffer… Audio

The Maori Party is being challenged to deliver tangible results as it goes into a deal with the National government in its third term. Audio

The MP for Te Tai Tokerau Kelvin Davis says people should not have to pay to see the birthplace of their own nation; A West Auckland community worker says he's seeing a change in the way Courts and… Audio