Māori Television | What's On


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		Parental Guidance Recommended
		Adults Only

Saturday 10 May 2008

2.00 pm 2007 Waka Ama Sprint Champs
Final exclusive highlights from the National Waka Ama Club Sprint Championships held in the Waikato.

4.00pm Children: Pūkana
Award-winning rangatahi show with music, cheeky send-ups and educational and practical life skills. Presented by Marama Gardiner, Te Atirau Paki, Taupunakohe Tocker and Tiare Tawera. (Māori language)

5.00pm Youth: Tū Te Puehu
Hinurewa Poutu and Tumehe Rongonui present this popular sports lifestyle show for rangatahi. Tonight: Profiles NZ Sevens player Zar Lawrence and long drive golf star Phillis Meti. (Māori language)

5.30pm Youth: Double Trouble
Drama series about Aboriginal twins who are brought up separately – one in the bush, one in the city. When they meet and swap places, they embark on an adventure that changes both their lives.

6.00pm Food: Kai Ora
Tonight: Anne Thorp whips up crayfish and paua for her guests – free diver Sam Kereopa, entrepreneur Kim Holder, entertainer Helen Crown and Anne’s cooking mentor, Betty Cuthbert.

6.30pm Youth: Haa
High-energy info-tainment magazine programme for young teenagers with the latest trends and news in youth culture. Presented by Kimo Houltham, Naomi Bradfield, Sara-lina Brown, Jay Wanakore and Nicole Douglas.

7.00pm Advice: Whatukura
Much-loved all-male panel show. Five forthright and feisty fullas take on the worrying world of men’s problems.

7.30pm News: Te Kāea
Local, regional and national Māori and international news from the Māori Television team of reporters. (Māori language)

8.00pm Youth: Pacific Beat Street
The show that has its finger on the pulse of New Zealand’s youth culture. Explores the latest issues, styles and trends with a distinctly Pacific flavour from the funky Pacific Beat Street guys and gals.

8.30pm Current Affairs: Tagata Pasifika
Pacific Islands’ magazine show including news, profiles and interviews. Presented by Robbie Magasiva and Beatrice Faumuina.

9.00pm Saturday Feature: Pictures
The story of brothers and rivals, both photographers of colonial New Zealand. Walter takes pictures of rebel Māori taken prisoner by colonial soldiers while Alfred's images obscure and romanticise the plight of the Māori.

10.30pm Music: Late Night LIPS
Quirky late night music show – presented by Kimo Houltham and Kihi Ririnui – which utilises archival footage of some of New Zealand’s most outstanding and lesser known musicians.

11.00pm News: Te Kāea
Local, regional and national Māori and international news from the Māori Television team of reporters. (Māori language with English language subtitles)

11.00pm Closedown