Mihingarangi Forbes

The sister and father of New Zealand woman Cindy Waldron feared dead after she was taken by a crocodile in Queensland say they will stay at the site of the attack until the search for her ends. Audio

The chairman of tribal river trust Te Arawa River Iwi Trust has hit back at elders who are questioning the financial management of the trust. Audio

Te Whānau O Waipareira Trust says people with after-hours illnesses should go to the hospital's Accident and Emergency Department. Audio

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has told a biker's rally that illegal immigrants are better looked after in the United States than the country's own war veterans. Audio

Prime Minister John Key says as a result of the Panama Papers the Government is trying to get the second phase of anti-money laundering laws in place as fast as it can. Audio

There are calls for state broadcaster TVNZ to apologise after it aired comments about Maori representation on its Seven Sharp programme that have been condemned as deeply offensive, sparking a social… Audio

Though it still has some concerns, the Waitangi Tribunal has found a treaty clause in the TPPA is likely to provide reasonable protection for Maori interests. Audio

The Ngai Tahu heavyweight Sir Tipene O'Regan has weighed into the bitter stoush between two iwi leaders. Audio

Despite recommendations being made by the Waitangi Tribunal, New Zealand is no closer to understanding who the country's water belongs to. Mihingarangi Forbes reports Audio

A split in the leadership of the Maori Council has led to the South Island delegation walking away from the national body. Audio

Tariana Turia says Child Youth and Family is a racist institution and is calling for Iwi to be handed the statutory right to care for children in state care. Audio

Maori Issues Correspondent Mihingarangi Forbes investigates the return of the 'Iwi Versus Kiwi' campaign. Audio

The eminent Maori journalist, Whai Ngata, will be laid to rest today. Our Maori Issues Correspondent Mihingarangi Forbes has been listening to the final tributes from his colleagues. Audio

The skies opened above Hiruharama Marae last night, torrential rain poured down as about 100 mourners welcomed broadcaster and author Whai Ngata home to Ruatoria. Audio

An East Coast farming family is fighting to stay on their land after being evicted by the agent for Maori owners, The Maori Trustee. Audio

Welcome to the Easter special from our Maori news team who look at Maori religions. Audio

Iwi leaders are watching carefully as the government maintains its line that 'no one owns the water'. Mihingarangi Forbes reports. Audio

Maori MPs are calling for the state broadcaster TVNZ to apologise and retract questions they say are racist from a Kiwi Meter survey which seeks to find out how Kiwi we all are. Audio