Te Manu Korihi News for 4 October 2013

The Maori Tertiary Students' Association says student representation on wananga councils may be lost if proposed changes are adopted; The business arm of the south island tribe, Ngai Tahu, says the property market in Christchurch helped it achieve a solid profit; A police officer in Gisborne is being based in the Ngati Porou iwi headquarters instead of the police station, to work closer with the tribe to drive down crime; The New Zealand Nursing Council says it may need to target children in primary schools to set them up for careers in health care.