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Ianuali 2009
Mid- Month Extra Edition |
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OHA to offer moratorium bill
"The moratorium bill would have the Legislature impose a moratorium just
as the Hawai'i Supreme Court did, so it's an effort to have another branch
of government do the same thing as the Hawai'i Supreme Court," OHA attorney
Sherry Broder said at a Jan. 12 news conference. "Right now what we really have
is a conflict between two branches of government." READ MORE >
Native Hawaiian Caucus
As the 25th session of the Hawai'i state Legislature gets underway, the 2009 Native Hawaiian Caucus expects to have a busier than ever agenda, owing to an increased number of lawmakers on board and an abundance of pivotal issues on the minds of native constituents. READ MORE >
Papahānaumokuākea |
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William Ailā talked with Ka Wai Ola Loa about the Papahānaumokuākea National Marine Monument. READ MORE > |
> OHA offers revamped past-due
revenue bill for 2009 Legislature
> Kanu O Ka 'Āina students welcome
new $5.7m hālau
> New studio puts high-tech media
tools in hands of Ni'ihau youngsters
> High-gloss 'Ulalena hits home
for mixed audiences
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READ MORE >Thousands of people rallied in Waikīkī on Saturday to protect former Hawaiian government lands from being sold by the state, marching down Kalākaua Avenue in a sea of red T-shirts... |
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Hawaiian petrel Hawai'i made national news when word spread that it would become the first state to switch to digital TV a month ahead of the rest of the country in order to respect the nesting season of an endangered native bird. READ MORE > |
What issues and trends will Native Hawaiians face in the next five years? |
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