. The hunt for an elusive fish in New Zealand’s disappearing kelp forests sends two marine scientists on a deep underwater dive.
Ka whakaakohia e Kaharau Keogh rāua ko Moana-Roa Callaghan te waiata tuku iho, “Aue te aroha” i te taha o Ihipera Nuku rāua ko Turere Brown, kaiwhakaari tamariki.
Tūtaki kia Atareta rāua ko Te Haakura, he karanga-rua tino whakatuanui, tino tīwerawera, tino koi, ana ko te mea nui, he tino Māori rāua.
Ka whakaako mai a Kaharau Keogh rāua ko Moana-Roa Callaghan i te waiata reka te oro, “Karanga Aotearoa” i te taha o Ihipera Nuku rāua ko Turere Brown, tamariki kaiwhakaari.
Ka whakaakohia e Kaharau Keogh rāua ko Moana-Roa Callaghan te waiata tuku iho, “Aue te aroha” i te taha o Ihipera Nuku rāua ko Turere Brown, kaiwhakaari tamariki.
Kei tēnei hōtaka: Ko Uncle Tangihaere te manuhiri o te rā, he mahi pāngarau anō hoki mā ngā kōtiro.