Te Manu Korihi News for 27 August 2014

A Motiti island hapu group says the man employed by the Government to protect the environment and people on the remote island has a conflict of interest; The Maori King's Council will meet today to discuss who will represent King Tuheitia while he is in hospital; A new study has found Maori are three to five times more likely than Pakeha to have the bacterium H Pylori in childhood which leads to stomach cancer; Otago Polytechnic says the launch of a new Maori business major will give those working in Maori organisations the opportunity to fast-track their degree.