Te Manu Korihi News for 19 February 2014

The tribal group in Te Urewera National Park, Ngati Ruapani, has told MPs that it fears its land rights could be lost if a treaty settlement by Tuhoe is passed in legislated; The Maraeroa Marae Health Clinic in Porirua is welcoming new standards for state-housing, but says it would be better if old homes were just replaced; A Lincoln university researcher says a growing number of pakeha are being drawn into Maori social service providers in Christchurch; A Maori langauge lecturer says everyone in New Zealand, not just Maori, have a responsibility to keep Te Reo alive.