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My Party Song
My Party Song brings the party to your living room along with your favourite Māori song birds, The Modern Māori Quartet. Repeats Sundays 10.00am and available On Demand.
Fresh
This favourite Pacific show in Aotearoa brings together iconic Polynesians from around the world with their Poly smiles, swag and sunshine to our screens. #FRESHISTHEWORD! Available On Demand.
Native Affairs
Māori Television’s award-winning current affairs series Native Affairs, for more news from a “native” perspective. Mondays, 8.00pm.
The Palace
The Palace gives viewers an exclusive look inside the lives of world champion dancers from New Zealand’s very own, Royal Family. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
Schick Basketball Champs 2018
Coverage from the 2018 Secondary Schools Basketball Championships in Palmerston North. The best young talent is on display as we cover a wide cross-section of schools from around Aotearoa.
Māori All Blacks 2018
2018 Maori All Blacks take on USA, Brazil and Chile in the 2018 Maori All Blacks End of Year Tour.
FIBA Basketball World Cup Quals 2018 - 2019
LIVESTREAM EXCLUSIVE TO MĀORI TELEVISION: On Demand available to viewers in NZ only.
IVF Va'a World Sprints Tahiti 2018
More than 2000 athletes from 30 countries will compete at the 2018 IVF Va'a World Sprint Championships in Tahiti. New series, Sundays, 4.30pm. On Demand available to viewers in NZ for 60 days.
Marae
Miriama Kamo, Scotty Morrison and the Marae team bring you news from the Māori community. Marae is a bilingual current affairs show from a unique Māori world view for all New Zealanders. Wednesdays, 5.00pm, and then available On Demand
Te Kāea
Your leading source of Māori news given from a unique Māori perspective. When it happens in the Māori world, you’ll hear about it on Te Kāea first.
Matangi Rau
Jeremy Tātere MacLeod talks with kaumātua from Wairoa to Wairarapa. Available On Demand to viewers in NZ and Australia.
Haka Life
Follow Ngā Tūmanako to the Tāmaki Regionals and experience what it's like to live that “Haka Life”. Available On Demand.
Smackdown
Weekly, in-ring flagship program with a compelling blend of athleticism and entertainment, featuring the high-flying action of WWE SmackDown® Live Superstars. ® Registered trademark of WWE. On Demand available to viewers in NZ for 14 days.
Hell or High Water
We are bringing you some of the best Oscar award-winning films each Sunday night from 8:30pm to satisfy your drama fix.
Pūtauaki - He Maunga Kōrero
This series of over 100 half hour programmes, is by iwi, for iwi and about iwi. Covering a range of subjects, from tribal histories, stories, myths and legends, this series has been made specifically for the Te Reo channel. “The echoing voices from the mountains”
Te Kāea
Your leading source of Māori news given from a unique Māori perspective. When it happens in the Māori world, you’ll hear about it on Te Kāea first.
ASB Polyfest 2018
ASB Polyfest has become the largest secondary Polynesian festival in the world, with 9,000 performers and 80,000 spectators flocking to Manukau over 4 days to see who will claim top honours from each stage. Weekdays, 6.00pm, and On Demand.
Te Kāea
Your leading source of Māori news given from a unique Māori perspective. When it happens in the Māori world, you’ll hear about it on Te Kāea first.
IVF Va'a World Sprints Tahiti 2018
More than 2000 athletes from 30 countries will compete at the 2018 IVF Va'a World Sprint Championships in Tahiti. New series, Sundays, 4.30pm. On Demand available to viewers in NZ for 60 days.
Te Tēpu 2014
Te Tēpu is a ‘must-watch’ for lovers of the Māori language. This half-hour current affairs show sees three panelists join Chris Winitana at the table to discuss a major issue of the week. The emphasis is on putting breaking news in context, and examining issues from Māori perspectives. Sundays, 6.00pm (R) on the Te Reo channel
Waka Huia
Hear the unique iwi histories, explore the political, social and cultural concerns of the moment from Māori around Aotearoa. Thursdays, 5.00pm, and Sundays on the Te Reo channel, 6.30pm (R).
Whiua te Pātai
The questions you have been afraid to ask but always wanted to; questions to the famous, and to interesting, opinionated people, Whuia Te Paatai will go there. Wednesdays, 9.30pm. Repeats on Te Reo channel, Sundays, 7.30pm.
Te Kāea
Your leading source of Māori news given from a unique Māori perspective. When it happens in the Māori world, you’ll hear about it on Te Kāea first.
Nanakia
Three amigos, Chey Milne, Kimo Houltham and Tiare Tawera head out on a boys road trip filled with plenty of banter and gags. This is a trip every man would love to do themselves. Series repeats, weekdays, 1.00pm. Video On Demand available to viewers globally.
Whare Puoro
From teenagers to mature adults, Māori Television’s new Māori music show Whare Puoro promises to have something for everyone.
Matangi Rau
Jeremy Tātere MacLeod talks with kaumātua from Wairoa to Wairarapa. Available On Demand to viewers in NZ and Australia.
Te Kāea
Your leading source of Māori news given from a unique Māori perspective. When it happens in the Māori world, you’ll hear about it on Te Kāea first.