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Mō ngā pūrongo take mohoa mai i te tirohanga o te tangata whenua, ko te hōtaka whai tohu ā Whakaata Māori, aro mai ki Native Affairs.
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Tonight on Native Affairs; Edged Out (Poroporo), Marae Hunting (Hunting), Sickening (Pipi), and Home Fires (Matua Kore).
Tonight on Native Affairs: A warning to Tongariro tourists. Selling our water - 427 million litres at $943. Alpine water for sale. Nannies busking to save an icon.
I runga i Native Affairs; Desperately Seeking a Home, The Little School that could (Nuhaka), The Healing Arts - Tawhanga, me Wonder Woman (NITV).
A te pō nei i runga i Native Affairs; Wetekina Hara a Rua Kēnana, 1967 Yes Book (NITV), me Katrina's Kona Challenge.
Ngā kōrero o te kāinga me te motu mai i te tirohanga Māori, ngā pūrongo taketake o te ao ka kawea mai e te rōpu take mohoa whai-tohu o Native Affairs.
I runga i a Native Affairs; Shorty Turns 25: Shortland Street, Is Kevin Henry Innocent? (NITV), The Lonely Paepae, and Hineraukatauri turns 21.
Fight for Life: Front Row, Hawkes Bay; Helping the Helpers: PTSD; Tamaki Rākau-Rau: Ngāti Whātua; Iwi Tours: White Island.
Tonight on Native Affairs; Edged Out (Poroporo), Marae Hunting (Hunting), Sickening (Pipi), and Home Fires (Matua Kore).
I runga i a Native Affairs: Hush Money Claim (STATE ABUSE), An Allegation of Abuse (PAORA), Tamariki Talk (Youth), me A Voyce of Reason.
I runga i a Native Affairs; The Flood, Marae Emergency, me Ngāti Awa Volunteer Army ki Edgecumbe.
A te pō i runga i a Native Affairs: Bloodlines (RECAP), High Hopes (HEMP), Ian Taylor Showing Off Innovation, Inventing Kiwis, and It's Puzzling (PUZZLE).
A te pō nei i runga i a Native Affairs: Rite to Die (Assisted Death), The Nark (Cherie), Hauora Vox Pops, me Full Blooded Māori (Bloodlines).
Kei ā Native Affairs a te pō nei: My Bros are Dying (kerēme a te Māpu); On the Waka me Te Matau ā-Māui; Writers Retreat - kaituhituhi whai tohu mō The King's Speech; otirā ko Labour of Love.
