Rnz: Te Ahi Kaa

Marae are run more like businesses these days as Maraea Rakuraku discovers when she meets Maani Stirling and Fiona Musson of Te Taumutu- Ngati Moki Marae

Te Ahi Kaa talks with Dr Maria Bargh about how Maori stack up compared to other indigenous nations when it comes to alternative energy solutions.

Justine Murray gets an education on the viticulture industry when she tours a Maori business, Tohu Wines in Blenheim.

Move over Monopoly and Cranium - Ngati Kahungunu iwi have invented their very own board game - Toku iwi.

Maraea Rakuraku profiles Ngati Porou, Ngati Kahungunu, Tuhoe Wilson Isaac the newly appointed Chief Judge of the Maori Land Court and Chairperson of the Waitangi Tribunal.

How many Maori know they partly own the 2 degrees cellphone network? Maraea Rakuraku investigates

Husband and wife, Tai and Kaaterina Kerekere hold their first joint art exhibition aptly name Fried Bread and Golden Syrup inspired by childhood memories of eating Fried Bread with Golden Syrup with whanau.

Labeled a language nazi by some - Timoti KaretuÂ's dedication to te reo Maori has been acknowledged with an award.

Is dedicating a space in an art gallery specifically for Maori art going to pull in Maori punters?

Professor Te Wharehuia Milroy has notched up another award recognising his contribution to te reo Maori.

Tino Rangatiratanga could be something as simple as growing a vegie garden and managing a clean water supply.

Hirini Melbourne (posthumously) and Richard Nunns are inducted into the Music hall of fame at the recent APRA Silver Scrolls.

The acidification of the oceans could potentially affect post Treaty settlement investment in the fisheries industry.

Protecting resources for the future is behind the Wairewa Runaka and their mission to look after Te Roto o Wairewa.

Former butler now kids author Tommy Kapai and John Panirau, Naomi Bunker and Iaean Cranfield of Wairewa Marae.

Jackie Mutu and Wiremu Barriball are taking on lucrative business ventures.

Which flag best represents Maori? Justine Murray brings Coverage of the flag hui held at Taputeranga Marae.

Actor Nancy Brunning talks about her role in the movie The Strength of Water written by Briar Grace Smith.

The contributions mother and daughter team, Rangimarie Hetet and Diggeress Te Kanawa made to the world of weaving is remembered.

Dr Katerina Mataira is a legend within Te Ao Maori and her achievements are now being recognised with an international award.