NATIVE AFFAIRS, Māori Television’s award-winning current affairs show, will tonight reveal details of the defence force’s enquiry into the death last year of Corporal Douglas Hughes, in Afghanistan.
The stories of Maori spiritual leaders are explored in THE PROPHETS, a captivating new series to premiere on Māori Television on Tuesday, May 7 at 8.00pm.
Interest in Māori Television’s ANZAC Day coverage continues to grow with a 37% increase in viewership compared to last year and more than 470,000 people tuning in throughout the day.
Convicted twice of being party to a brutal rape and murder, Teina Pora has just begun his 21st year in prison. He continues to maintain he is innocent. His story is the subject of a challenging new documentary to screen on Māori Television on Sunday, May 5 at 8.30pm.
Māori Television Chairman Georgina te Heuheu has announced the resignation of long-serving CEO Jim Mather, who has been appointed as the CEO of Te Wānanga o
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HOMAI TE PAKIPAKI, New Zealand’s original talent show, has had a makeover. The LIVE karaoke competition premieres for its seventh season on Māori Television on Friday, May 3 at 8.30pm with a bigger grand prize, a new format and new hosts.
