Tangata Whenua is a Maori news and Indigenous Views website

Nga Aho Wharkaari is the national representative body for Maori working in film, video and television in NZ.

The Media and Te Tiriti has produced a checklist for media consumers about news items on Maori issue and te Tiriti.

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A paper entitled "Maori Worldviews and Broadcasting Standards: What should be the relationship? It has been released by the BSA.

A review of the Maori Television Service act has come up with a number of recommendations. Story

Maori Television incites delegates at the World Indigenous Television Broadcasting Conference to share their thoughts on the recent conference. Please go to the website.

New Zealand’s first ever 100 per cent Māori language television channel launched on 28th March 2008. It is called ‘Te Reo’ – which literally means ‘the language’.

27th of MarchBillboard called highly offensive by TeTaura Whiri i te Reo Maori - the Maori Language Commission  in its use of the Maori language

Maori Language Net provides links on pronouncing Maori, Dictionaries, alphabet and other links.

The United League of Indigenous Nations was formed and formally ratified by Aoteroa in Whakatane on November 28, 2007.

The use of Maori images by fashion designers trying to shock is in the news. The images of the moko were used alongside images of bondage and facial masks associated with psycopaths. To view some of the images. To view the story. Another view.