Manu Korihi News for 14 November 2011

The fishing company Sealord plans to better exploit it's image of being half owned by Maori interests; A Maori Women's Welfare League says the Government's overlooked its service when considering which providers could distribute Whanau Ora; The people of the South Waikato tribe, Ngati Raukawa, have ratified their Treaty settelment package; A researcher into Maori tourism says more effort needs to go into training translators for tourists who can't speak English or te reo.