Manu Korihi News for 11 July 2011

The biggest Maori business network doubts a capital gains tax would have an immediate impact on Maori industries because they're typically not sold on; A Whangarei community worker says the Whanau Ora system is forging new links between Maori organisations around the country; The Maori Language Commission is offering Rugby World Cup organisers a resource to ensure ticketholders know the words to the national anthem and the haka, Ka mate; A collection of manuscripts, letters and books from the former New Zealand Governor, Sir George Grey, are now part of a special register set up by the heritage arm of the United Nations, UNESCO.