Manu Korihi News for 30 March 2012

The Waiariki MP, Te Ururoa Flavell, has asked the Government to ensure a sacred Bay of Plenty mountain does not become part of a Tuhoe treaty settlement; A Hawke's Bay iwi says beneficiaries are giving their food to striking workers locked out of an Affco meat plant in Wairoa; A spokesperson for Maori claims to freshwater, Maanu Paul, says claimants are well able to get their cases together in time for an urgent hearing; The Professional Association for Gifted Education will today recognise the efforts of New Zealand's most experience researcher of gifted and talented Maori students.