Te Manu Korihi News for 17 September 2014

The National Party says it will trial a scheme in which iwi would control benefits paid to their rangatahi if it is re-elected into Government; The Labour leader, David Cunliffe, says his party will review Whanau Ora if it's elected as the next government so he can give the public a guarantee the policy works effectively; Labour's candidate for Te Tai Hauauru is dismissing all of the latest polls, which have been conducted in the Maori electorates because he says they're too large to be canvassed properly, and often the sample sizes are too small; Ngai Tahu Seafood says the experience its new Chief Executive has with Asia aligns perfectly with its plans to build a closer business relationship with China.