Churchill Cup rugby on Māori
Television tonight!
 The
Black Ferns, along with the NZ Māori, are through to the
final of the Churchill Cup tournament in Canada.
Earlier today the Black Ferns, in their first match of the tournament,
beat the USA 35-0 in what was a convincing performance. You can
catch the replay of this game tonight on Māori
Television with Māori commentary from Julian Wilcox and
Bailey Mackey.
Next weekend will see the Black Ferns up against England Women
in the final.
Yesterday’s live coverage of NZ Māori vs USA saw
a close first-half followed by a high scoring second half that
saw NZ Māori take the game easily, 69-31.
Yesterday’s win confirms a place for NZ Māori in
next weekend’s final. Their opposition for next weekend
will be the winner of the Canada vs England game due to be played
in Calgary this afternoon. Be sure to tune in for the final,
screened live by Māori Television from Edmonton, Canada,
next Sunday 20 June (NZ time).
Māori Television’s Churchill Cup Schedule:
| Monday 14 June |
10.00pm – 12.00pm |
Replay of NZ Black Ferns vs USA Women’s |
| Tuesday 15 June |
10.00pm – 12.00pm |
Replay of NZ Māori vs USA |
| Sunday 20 June |
10.00am – 2.00pm |
Replay Women’s final followed by
Live Men’s Final |
| Monday 21 June |
10.00pm – 12.00pm |
Replay Men’s final |
| Thursday 24 June |
10.00pm – 12.00pm |
Replay Women’s final |
Programmes Coming
Up...
Te Hau Paoro – Saturday 19 June at 6.30 pm - NEW SHOW
 Launching
this week on Māori Television … TE HAU PAORO is
Māori Television’s premiere golfing show.
A show for all golfing mad New Zealanders, TE HAU PAORO features
weekly tips, profiles of golf clubs around Aotearoa and interviews
with Māori celebrities including Michael Campbell and Quinton
Hita.
Clubs around New Zealand have noticed significant growth in
golfing - a sport regarded by many as a game for the elite and
wealthy. An estimated 25,000 Māori play recreational golf
and the game is catching on fast with Māori adults and rangatahi
alike. TE HAU PAORO offers new and veteran players practical
information and advice and highlights Māori successes and
achievements in the sport. Regular updates are also provided
on news from the Māori Golf tournament circuit.
 Mau
Mahara: Prince Tui Teka – Tuesday 15 June at 9.00 pm
Tune in to Maumahara as once again we remember the iconic magic
of the late kiwi entertainer, Prince Tui Teka.
Wild South: Garbage of Eden – Wednesday 16 June at 7.00
pm
A close up look at the nightlife in a town rubbish dump with
its star players - the rats. They eat, brawl and care for their
families while overhead their rubbish-filled world collapses,
explodes and burns. (Māori language).
Wild South: Another England – Wednesday 16 June at 7.30
pm
Early New Zealand pioneers, determined to make another England
in the South Pacific, imported the flora and fauna of their native
land with little thought for the consequences. (Māori language).
Mana Tangata: Stacey Daniels – Thursday 17 June at 7.00
pm
 Television
star, sports fan, rugby player and big sister - Stacey Daniels
has become one of this country's most popular broadcasting personalities.
Dale Husband looks at the person she is on screen and behind
the scenes with her friends and family.
Never Say Die – Sunday 20 June at 9.30 pm
When investigative journalist Alf Winters (Temuera Morrison) and his beautiful
girlfriend Melissa Jones (Lisa Eilbacher) return home to New Zealand, they narrowly
escape death when their home is blown up. Clearly Alf has stumbled across a secret
that somebody wants to keep hidden - but what?
Getting to Air
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Issue 16, 14
- 20 June 2004
- NZ
Māori Rugby on Māori Television this week
- Programmes
Coming Up
- Getting To Air
- Tuning in to
Māori Television
- More Information
13 Hours of Māori
Television
This Sunday
Viewers wanting more of Māori Television
can settle in for 13 hours of TV this Sunday 20 June 2004.
Māori Television will go to air at
10am on Sunday for coverage of the Churchill Cup quadrangular
tournament in Canada and will stay on air right through to
regular closedown at 11pm.
The schedule for Sunday includes the replay
of the Churchill Cup Women’s Final at 10am, live coverage
of the Men’s final at 11.45am, and a documentary looking
at the history behind Ratana Rugby: God’s Game before
we resume normal Sunday programming. Our schedule for Sunday
is as follows:
| 10.00 am |
Churchill Cup
Rugby
Replay Women’s Final |
| 11.45 am |
Churchill Cup Rugby
Men’s Final |
| 1.45 pm |
He Matapihi: Te Haahi Ringatu
The life of Te Kooti Arikirangi and the beginnings of the Ringatu faith. |
| 2.00 pm |
Ratana Rugby: God’s
Game
A view of the Ratana Faith - its leaders, the sports, culture and spirituality
involved.
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| 3.00 pm |
Whakamoemiti G
A unique look at the many different forms of religion and wairuatanga
found among Māori today. |
| 3.30 pm |
Patupaiarehe G
Puppet show based on movement and rhythm for preschoolers. |
| 3.45 pm |
The Slow Norris G
Puppet based series in which the Slow Norris emerges from his cave to
learn about life from his friends Allie, Ben Beetle and Walter Worm.
(Māori language). |
| 4.00 pm |
Tikitiki G
Māori language show for children featuring waiata (songs), pakiwaitara
(stories) and educational video clips. |
| 4.30 pm |
Rongoa G
A window into health problems that directly impact on Māori and
strategies used to address these issues. |
| 5.00 pm |
Pa Tucker G
Cooking show with recipes that are delicious, healthy and safe. Presented
by Hinewehi Mohi, Ikanui Kingi and Valerie Nikora. |
| 5.30 pm |
L.I.P.S (Locking Into Pacific
Sound) G
Weekly - Top 10 Māori & Pacific Island music video show presented
by Awanui Reeder. |
| 6.00 pm |
Kapa Haka G
Hinewehi Mohi presents the best of traditional and contemporary Māori
performing arts featuring Dilworth College at the ASB Auckland Secondary
Schools Cultural Festival, 2004. |
| 6.30 pm |
Nga Kaka Wahanui G |
| 7.30 pm |
The Rez PGR Lust
A seriously funny show about life on a native reserve in Ontario, Canada
with three smart and lippy First Nations teenagers. |
| 8.00 pm |
Korero Mai G
Te reo revision episode re-runs parts of the drama and explains key words,
phrases and concepts introduced in previous episodes. |
| 8.30 pm |
Te Kaea/News |
| 8.50 pm |
He Matapihi G
Kaumatua Eparaima Te Paa of Te Rarawa and story teller Wairangi Jones
of Waikato tell of the legend of "Ueoneone and Reitu" and
how the two tribes were joined by marriage |
| 9.00 pm |
Short Enz AO
Hinekaro: A young woman known as The Apprentice discovers her own power
once she contacts her spirit guide, Hinekaro. An inspiring tale of
magic and metamorphosis, based on a short story by Booker prize-winning
author, Keri Hulme.
One Man’s Meat: He's late home - again. She's lonely, fed up – and
she's got ambitions. She gets help from some big stars - Dionne Warwick,
the Virgin Mary, a living Barbie Doll and a Dominatrix. But what will
they lead her to do? There's more cooking than just dinner. |
| 9.30 pm |
Never Say Die PGR
When investigative journalist Alf Winters and his beautiful girlfriend
Melissa Jones return home to New Zealand, they narrowly escape death
when their home is blown up. Clearly Alf has stumbled across a secret
that somebody wants to keep hidden - but what? Starring Temuera Morrison
and Lisa Eilbacher.
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Closedown |
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