Rnz: Te Ahi Kaa

In a recording from the 1970's, Graham Latimer was talking about the Maori economic situation.

Takataapui Stanley Waipouri was the victim of a vicious hate crime in 2006. How is it for gay Maori three years later?

How does a traditional Pa site sit alongside modern development? Maraea Rakuraku asks Te Marino Lenihan.

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

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

It's Countdown time until the Matatini.

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

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

Parihaka Peace festival and Ratana Celebrations are two summer kaupapa happening in the new year.

Minister of Maori Affairs Dr Pita Sharples speaks candidly about the education system and its failure towards Maori.

Maraea talks to Kuia Lexie Starkey (no Maungamaunu Pa) who recalls her childhood memories back in the 1930's and 1940's.

According to Dr Khyla Russell seems fitting the Otago Polytechnic campus is sited where historical applied learning took place.

Justine Murray gets a guided tour of Nga hau e wha marae in Chch.

A distinct feature of Awarua - Te Rau Aroha marae is its eightsided whare tupuna - Dean Whaanga explains the design.

Rawinia Paku overcame many challenges to rise to the top of her game as a bodybuilder as Justine Murray finds out.

In 2005 remnants of a Pa from the 1800's were discovered metres from mainstreet Wellington, Maraea investigates.

The legendary contribution of the 28th Maori Battalion is revisited in a book celebrating Company C written by Monty Soutar.

Henare Walmsley and Rendell Hape of Tawhiri Architects explain how they incorporate tikanga Maori into their business practice.

The impact of the 2007 October15 Police raids a year on.

Iritana Tawhiwhirangi adds another award to her honour board and Michael Franti is back in town.