Te Manu Korihi News for 3 March 2014

An iwi group has pulled out of plans for Maori health provision at the top of the South Island, saying its service would be dumbed down and put at risk; A Maori fishing firm is at the forefront of changes to the way scampi is harvested; Tribes say trees could be planted on a million hectares of Maori land over the next decade, if the government does something about the carbon credit price collapse; A Kohanga Reo in London, where Maori descent is a minority culture, is making sure Maori children have their own space to learn about their identity.