Te Manu Korihi News for 14 June 2013

The iwi of Te Upokorehe has lit two fires in the Bay of Plenty region in continued protest of Tuhoe's treaty settlement with the Crown; The Minister of Education says Maori need to fight for their children's education, and not just for forestry and water rights; Plans to extend a Maori-run high-speed broadband cable hinge on attracting new investors; Tainui is sharing its stories about Matariki, or the Maori New Year, at Te Papa museum this year - focusing on an ancient tale about the seven sisters, or stars which make up the constellation of Pleiades.