Shannon Haunui Thompson
Ngā kupu Māori mo ngā kai o te ata
We've reached the end of Māori language week, and Te Manu Korihi chief reporter Shannon Haunui-Thompson joins us to kōrero some kupu and phrases you could use at breakfast time (parakuihi). Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 1 September 2017
More than 600 people have committed to speaking only in te reo Maori for either one full day, week, or the entire month in September; Te Puea Marae in South Auckland has begun discussions with the… Audio
Australia snaps up Māori rugby talent for World Cup team
Fenella Hake is lining up in the green and gold strip and singing Advance Australia Fair at the Women's Rugby World Cup, but she still calls New Zealand home. Audio
Te Waonui for week ending 18 August 2017
On Te Waonui....a new study shows young Maori living in poverty are struggling to see a bright future for themselves, Ngati Maniapoto have signed an Agreement in Principle with the Crown to settle… Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 4 August 2017
The Labour Party has a new leadership team and for the first time ever they have a Māori deputy leader, a tumultuous seven years in Ngāpuhi history draws to a close at the Waitangi Tribunal's… Audio
Harawira says Te Tai Tokerau voters can get two MPs
Hone Harawira says Kelvin Davis' promotion to Labour deputy leader boosts his campaign to win back the seat for the Mana Movement. He talks to Te Manu Korihi reporter Shannon Haunui Thompson. Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 28 July 2017
New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters has criticised Te Ururoa Flavell for using te reo Māori in parliament during question time; a new study has found positive health benefits for people over 60… Audio
Te Waonui for week ending 21 July 2017
One of New Zealand's leading secondary schools, Auckland Grammar, has a te reo Maori teacher since it was first established in 1869 and an emergency housing development is being built at Kokohinau… Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 14 Jul7 2017
The trashing of a Maori language emersion school in Northland, Ngati Tuwharetoa signs its final treaty settlement weith the crown, and Mana Productions halts publication while reviewing the future of… Audio
Black Power founder Reitu Harris dies
The founding president of the Black Power, Reitu Harris, has died. Te Manu Korihi reporter Shannon Haunui-Thompson looks back on his life. Video, Audio
Ngati Tuwharetoa sign final Treaty settlement
Ngati Tuwharetoa iwi members gathered at Waiteteko Marae on the shore of Lake Taupo on Saturday to hear Chris Finlayson deliver a Crown apology they have been waiting decades to hear. And to witness… Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 7 July 2017
Plans are underway to pardon the Tuhoe prophet, Rua Kenana who was found not guilty of sedition in 1916 but sentenced to prison for resisting arrest when troops stormed his Te Urewera settlement and… Audio
The intergenerational transmission of te reo Maori
Te Reo is on the rise, with more families speaking it in the home. According to a new study has found the Maori language being passed on to a new generation has increased since it was last measured in… Audio
Brighter Future? Maori DJ records weightloss journey online
Maori radio DJ, Pat Spellman is using social media to document his weight struggle. He tells Shannon Hanui-Thompson his weight led to depression, and he decided to act after hitting rock bottom. Video, Audio
Te Waonui for weeek ending Friday 30 June 2017
Maori and landowners north of Whangarei are denouncing plans by a luxury resort to take water from a local creek to irrigate its lawns; A social media star has been enlisted to get young Maori voters… Audio
Maori economy worth $50 billion and climbing
The Maori economy is currently estimated to be worth $50 billion and according to one report it is only going to get bigger. A new report says Maori businesses are still largely concentrated in the… Audio
Te Waonui for week ending Friday 23 June 2017
The marae at the centre of Labour's intern controversy is rejecting claims their accommodation is substandard, a new study is encouraging Maori immersion schools to start teaching their students… Audio
Te Waonui a TMK for 18 June 2107
A bid to build a marae in Sydney has failed, about half of the young Maori children being admitted to hospital are returning within six months of being sent home and a flotilla has blocked ships from… Audio
Tauranga iwi blockade port in protest against treaty deal
Tauranga iwi are furious after the Crown agreed to give the Hauraki Collective some control in Tauranga as part of their Treaty settlement. Video, Audio
Crown apologies for the sacking of Parihaka
The Crown has apologised to the descendants of Parihaka Maori, nearly 140 years after the settlement was sacked by Crown troops, its men jailed without trial in the South Island and the women who were… Video, Audio