Spreading Māori news stories is one of the most important things that Te Reo podcasts do. For many, mainstream media may not always cover Māori problems in depth, but these podcasts fill in the gaps. They report on current events and news from a Māori point of view, making sure that the concerns and opinions of Māori communities are heard and understood. Radio shows and apps like Te Ahi Kaa and Māori Television can be used to get daily news. These podcasts talk about many things that are important to Māori cultures, like politics, education, health, and the environment. They look into stories that show both the problems and the good things that happen in the iwi (tribes), giving a full picture of modern Māori life. For example, a recent episode might talk about the latest changes in Māori land rights, give updates on the progress of the Te Awa Tupua (Whanganui River) law, or talk about efforts to keep and spread the Māori language. In this way, these podcasts not only keep people in the community updated but also help people feel like they have a common goal and sense of unity.