Te Manu Korihi News for 14 February 2014

The Kiingitanga is calling on iwi to put representatives forward for a revamped advisory council, Te Kaumarua; Ngati Kahungunu has given itself just over ten years to make Te Reo Maori a primary language of communication in Hawke's Bay; A lower North Island tribe, Ngati Apa, says people may be discourgaged from building homes on papakainga because the scheme doesn't allow them to own the land; Research is underway to find out if Te Reo and Maori protocols can be learnt from the popular Maori ball game, Ki-o-Rahi.