Te Manu Korihi News for 5 November 2013

The Maori Party says the Human Rights Commission's delay in releasing its report on the 2007 Te Urewera police raids is ridiculous; The Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal has reserved its decision on whether to proceed with a case against the top Maori lawyer, Donna Hall; The Government says a new programme to grow the primary industries in Northland will create jobs and prosperity in the region; An organiser says about two-thousand people have attended the first day of the national kapa haka primary school competition being held in Tauranga.