Te Manu Korihi News for 13 August 2014

The police ope or group welcomed on to Te Rewarewa Marae were told by Marae speakers, that the former Police Commissioner, Howard Broad, should have issued the apology over the raids; Meanwhile, iwi representatives from other tribes, including Ngati Porou, Ngati Manawa and Te Arawa, were also there to hear the apology; Two men brought in by a Maori authority and farmer-owned industry body to help develop Maori sheep and beef farmer productivity and profit will initially start their roles in the North Island; WorkSafe New Zealand says the death of a Maori forestry worker could have been avoided if health and safety procedures had been followed.