A Maori lawyer is struck from the Legal Services list.

Tuatahi ki tetahi karere whawhati tata, kätahi anö te puutahi ratonga ture ka whakaputa mai i nga ingoa o nga roia awhina kua panaia e ratou e kore rawa enei roia o Tamaki Makaurau, a Luni...

SUE NIKORA NZ TOP LAWYER TAKES NGATI POROU IWI TO HIGH COURT

SUE NIKORA MAORI CONFEDERATION STATE PM talks to Kingi Taurua Number one Maori Broadcaster in New Zealand on Radio Waatea 603am and TAUMATA LEADER CHIEF of T...

Māori to give input on a NZ constitution

The Māori Party wants a constitution and one of Te Arawa's leaders, Toby Curtis wants any constitution to guarantee Māori rights to own and develop natural r...

Maori lawyers discuss the relations between Maori and councils.

Maori lawyers discuss the relations between Maori and councils - Te Karere Friday 30 July. Ko te whanaungatanga ki waenganui i te iwi Maori me nga kaunihera-...

Maori lawyer is chairperson for a new board setup to review the constitution

Maori lawyer is chairperson for a new board setup to review the constitution Te Karere Maori News TVNZ 16 Feb 2010 English Version.

Māori bank discussed at indigenous lawyers' conference

The pros and cons of establishing a Māori bank have been discussed at a conference this week. The Māori Law Society hosted the inaugural World Indigenous Law...

Urewera and Dotcom investigations similar, says Maori lawyer

Maori lawyer Willie Te Aho talks about legal battles Maori are currently facing, including Tame Iti and Te Rangikaiwhiria's appeals, the similarities between...

NZ Māori Council: Supreme Court ruling isn't a loss

The government's asset sales programme is firmly back on track now that the Supreme Court has ruled against the Māori Council's claim that the sale of Mighty...

Interview with Maori Lawyer Annette Sykes about the proposed options for the Seabed Foreshore Act

NEKE ATU I TE ONO TEKAU NGA WHARANGI KEI ROTO I TE PUKAPUKA I WHAKAPUAKIHIA MAI E TE KAWANATANGA I TE RANGI NEI E PA ANA KI TAANA AROTAKE I TE TURE TAKUTAI M...

Report highlights biased criminal justice system, lawyer

Māori between 10 and 16 years old are more likely to be prosecuted than Pākeha. Māori lawyers say this just highlights a biased justice system that has long ...