Maori websites that seem to be unreachable at present:
manamotuhake.tuhoe.org/
www.aocafe.com/
aotearoalive.com/ (seems the domain has expired - maybe defunct?)

In fact the only Maori media site I can seem to get to at the moment is Maori Television which doesn't seem to have any coverage of the raids on Tuhoe:
www.maoritelevision.com/

Update:
OK, after a bit more checking I have found Te Karere Ipurangi which has a series of links to stories about the raids on other sites, mainly meanstream media:
maorinews.com/karere/

NZ City has a Maori news page but only one story about Tame Iti and that has bugger all about the raids themselves:
home.nzcity.co.nz/news/default.asp

The NZ Herald has a number of a stories about the raids including these classic quotes:

"Police Association president Greg O'Connor said today the operation was a "reality check" for New Zealanders who dismissed the threat of home-grown terrorism."

"A roadblock stopped people from going to work, mirrors were used to search beneath cars and police examined under bonnets. People were stopped and had to stand in front of their car and hold a number while police photographed them."
www.nzherald.co.nz/feature/story.cfm

Indeed Greg, armed paramilitaries invading communities and homes around the country certainly sounds like home-grown terrorism to me.

If anyone knows anything about the downed sites or has links to Maori reporting on the Urewera 17 raids, please add them as comments. Maori have been disproportionately targeted in this operation, as in many cases in the sad history of the New Zealand colonization. It would be good to hear their story in their own voices.

Martin Crowe