Iwi radio network react to the ministerial review of the Māori media sector. Hania Douglas - Te Karere went to Te Whakaruruhau o Ngā Reo Irirangi Māori’s AGM to find out what they had to say.

Justin Time is an Emmy Award-winning television programme. But the cartoon comedy show is getting bad reviews from this part of the world due to its belittling of Māori culture. Krystal-lee Brown explains.

The government confirms plans to retrieve the bodies of the 29 killed at the Pike River Mine disaster. Eruera Rerekura - Te Karere with the details.

House of Drag is a new online tv show on TVNZ On Demand that promises the glitz, the glam and the drama of drag. Whatitiri Te Wake - Te Karere caught up with one of the contestants, Trinity Ice, to get a sneak peek of what can be expected in the show which releases tomorrow! Yass!

It’s hoped that Aotearoa’s first Irish embassy will provide economic and cultural opportunities.

Island Child is at the frontline helping whānau find long-term housing and yesterday they celebrated the opening of their new facilities which they say will enable them to help more people.

It's been a phenomenal year for Māori singer-songwriter Kings. In the past year, the artist has released three albums. Reporter Te Rina Kowhai caught up with the prolific hip hop musician who will feature in the Vodafone NZ Music Awards later this week.

The 8th biennial conference for Ngā Pae o Te Maramatanga kicked off today, gathering over 400 of our brightest international and domestic scholars to discuss their research on issues that affect indigenous people. Our reporter Hania Douglas was there to ask why it's important to have our own research.