Katrina Batten

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 21 March. This week......e-health - getting access online to your own health records; is competition good for us… Audio

The Mayor of Lower Hutt is defending his council's record on promoting symbols and signage that represent local iwi; A tribal council of elders on Motiti Island says trying to get rid of what's left… Audio

A tribal council of elders on Motiti Island says trying to get rid of what's left of the Rena could cost someone their life; The Mayor of Lower Hutt is defending his council's record on promoting… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 14 March. This week......the winter paralympics free broadcast on the internet; being prepared for trips to… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 14 March. This week, the winter paralympics free broadcast on the internet; being prepared for trips to Antarctica… Audio

A former Maori Affairs Minister, Koro Wetere, is calling for the government to stop its Maori Language Strategy, saying it's flawed and needs work; A Maori language lecturer says some banks are… Audio

A former Maori Affairs Minister, Koro Wetere, is calling for the government to stop its Maori Language Strategy, saying it's flawed and needs work; A Maori language lecturer says some banks are… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 21 February. This week....Brendon McCullum becomes the first New Zealand cricketer to score a triple century; Radio… Audio

Symbols of the Crown are unlikely to feature on a new tribal flag being designed by the tribal collective of Te Arawa - to fly in Rotorua on Waitangi Day next year; A Maori forestry owner has been… Audio

A Hamilton-based Maori principal is urging politicians ahead of this year's election - to overhaul social welfare policies and include both health and education; Symbols of the Crown are unlikely to… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 14 February. This week.... inequality in New Zealand business; big brands spinning the media; the personal… Audio

The consultation time on proposals for a new Te Reo strategy is being criticised as too short; The Crown's being accused of giving iwi carbon credits and failing to prevent their value from… Audio

Only one senior school in Whangarei is supporting the city's new kaupapa Maori Charter kura; The Crown's being accused of giving iwi carbon credits and failing to prevent their value from collapsing… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 7 February. This week.... oil exploration may bring fracking to the East Coast; we assess the return of daily TV… Audio

A consultant says a charge that's hung over the Treaty solicitor, Donna Hall, has damaged her reputation and business; A nurses' group says the colonial process is coming down like a big hammer on… Audio

A nurses' group says the colonial process is coming down like a big hammer on Maori health providers; A consultant says a charge that's hung over the Treaty solicitor, Donna Hall, has damaged her… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 31 January. This week.... Lorde comes home with 2 Grammy's; boosting our economic growth by encouraging more mothers… Audio

The central Hawke's Bay mayor, Peter Butler, has apologised to Ngati Kahungunu - who's been left offended by comments he made about the tribe's involvement over the Ruataniwha Dam proposal; Ratana… Audio

The central Hawke's Bay mayor, Peter Butler, has apologised to Ngati Kahungunu - who's been left offended by comments he made about the tribe's involvement over the Ruataniwha Dam proposal; Ratana… Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 24 January. This week.... exploring the artist's craft or Gift; trapping stoats to benefit wildlife; a Titanic… Audio