Tūhoe
The Week in Detail: COP27, Te Urewera, and Make It 16
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
Lake Waikaremoana off limits as Tūhoe tries to raise vaccination rates
One of the country's Great Walks is off limits while the iwi that has responsibility over the area tries to get vaccination rates up. Audio
Tūhoe prepare housing plan for tribe's future
Tūhoe is in the midst of developing a 40 year housing plan for their iwi - which could include communal village style housing built on ancestral land.
Tūhoe still carry emotional impact of raids
A decade on, the Urewera raids have had a lasting impact on the people of Tūhoe, the son of an activist says. Audio
Top Māori cop to review Tūhoe woman's case
The country's most senior Māori policeman has stepped in to review the case of a woman who says she was rejected for police college as "too nice, knew too many people and was Tūhoe".
Tūhoe woman says iwi affiliation stopped police career
A Whakatane woman who failed to get into Police College says she was told it was because she was from Tūhoe and knew too many locals.
Thousands expected for Tūhoe festival
About 20,000 people are expected to descend on the Rūātoki Valley in eastern Bay of Plenty over Easter for the biggest event on the Tūhoe calendar. Audio