Shannon Haunui Thompson

Our Māori news team with the a weekly wrap up of Māori stories and events, 26 rangatahi Māori are in Silicon Valley and will visit Google and Stanford University in a bid to show them what careers are… Audio

Te Manu Korihi editor Shannon Haunui-Thompson takes us through some handy phrases for the weekend. Audio

Ko te ra mutunga tenei o te wiki. Ko Ramere. It's Friday today, the end of the week. Audio

Now time for a round-up of the Maori news for the week with our Te Manu Korihi team. Audio

Our Maori news team with a special tribute to Sir Graham Latimer. Audio

South Auckland marae Te Puea opened its doors to the homeless last week and has been inundated with calls for help both from social services and the homeless. Audio

Thirty eight years ago police and armed forces evicted protesters who were occupying Takaparawhau or Bastion Point on Auckland's waterfront. Audio

Descendants of some of the hundreds of Maori exiled with the prophet Te Kooti to the Chathams 150 years ago will visit the islands for the first time today. Audio

New Plymouth mayor Andrew Judd says he won't seek re-election because of the abuse he's received since he began campaigning for greater Maori representation in Taranaki, and the Maori Housing Network… Audio

Our Māori news team with the a weekly wrap up of Māori events and stories and this week Maori Television's chief executive faced rigorous questioning from the Māori Affairs Select Committee and a new… Audio

A weekly wrap up of Maori events and stories and this week who owns the water and an Auckland iwi become new property developers. Audio

An Auckland iwi has become new property developers in one of the city's biggest and newest housing developments. Audio

The Crown and Māori will work together on the revitalisation of the Māori language after the Reo Māori Bill was passed in Parliament yesterday. Audio

Our Māori news team has as Easter special this week. Audio

'Eating the berry' with Shannon Haunui-Thompson from Radio New Zealand's Te Manu Korihi team; from the proverb 'Ko te Manu kai Ana I te Miro nona te Ao' (the Bird that eats the Berry owns the World)… Audio

Our Maori news team, wrap up events and stories of the week which include a Hawke's Bay whanau who had 65 taonga stolen while the items were supposedly safe in a bank vault want answers and Waikato… Audio

Our Maori news team, wrap up events and stories of the week which include an ancient taiaha which was being sold on Trade Me caused concern and now has been removed and Iwi say people should have to… Audio

Coming up just after 5-30, Our Maori news team, Te Manu Korihi, pays tribute to Maori academic Dr Ranginui Walker who died on Monday aged 83. Audio