Rnz: Te Ahi Kaa

James Mihaere talks to Justine Murray about his chosen sport - Sumo Wrestling.

Horouta Waka Hoe club in Gisborne has trained some fierce paddlers, as Maraea found out.

Shared experiences of colonisation brought Maori and Pacifika activists together with a London-based black theatre group creating Keskidee Aroha. Maraea Rakuraku finds out more.

Cam Ferguson reflects on his win at the Golden Shears 2010.

Porokoru Johnny Patapu Pohe (1914-1944) was a legend in his time and thanks to a television documentary is becoming known to a new generation of Maori.

What happens to rubbish collection if your pa is in the wopwops and you want to be environmentally friendly. Why, you recycle of course - just ask Tukorehe marae.

Maraea Rakuraku finds out how Ngati Tukorehe Pa in Otaki is keeping their Marae fires burning.

Otaki School Principal Chris Derbidge talks about the media attention last year, after kids of Maori unit were given a letter writing assignment.

Te Aroha Pono: How Maori find love - the first in the Whakatewhatewha series.

The legacy of Te Piki Kotuku Kereama (1962-2010) is still being felt today at a radio station in Otaki.

Despite all the negative health statistics Maori are embracing healthy lifestyles.

Pitched as a Maori boutique musical Maraea Rakuraku meets the stars of He Reo Aroha Jamie McCaskill and Kali Kopae.

What does breastfeeding have to do with cannibalism? Kai Tahu academic Te Maire Tau reviews the book This Horrid Practice by Paul Moon.

Maraea takes a road trip with Harvey Bell and Hari Benevides taking in the sights on the way to Morikau Farm in Whanganui.

Justine Murray talks to Richard Cornell about his passion in stonemasonry (longer version).

How does a cemetary containing 56 bodies disappear from an Iwi consciousness? Maraea Rakuraku finds out.

How relevant is the tino rangatiratanga flag and the New Zealand Flag in todays society? We feature different opinions on the issue.

Dr Nathan Matthews reviews the only New Zealand book published that responds to the 2007 Terror Raids.

From the arts scene to the environment, The supercity Hikoi to Te Matatini - Te Ahi looks back on 2009 for the final show of the year.

Maraea Rakuraku visits Whangara Pa, where according to Ngati Konohi, a man called Paikea made landfall on the back of a whale.