(AO) In the final chapter of Undertow, 'The Landeaters', modern forces of development & economic growth try to uproot a stubborn old man, but Veteran Harry Kenning is ready to fight. (FINAL)
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) The third chapter of Undertow, "Public Works" challenges the way we remember, commemorate & reconcile ourselves to our war history and reveals the crippling effects war has on soldiers.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) In 1869 colonial greed reigned supreme. The second Taranaki Land Wars saw vicious fighting in the north, and race relations changed forever. Tune in for the second chapter - Dog & Bone.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
(AO) Let the undertow pull you to a time and place where Aotearoa was still being carved out; both its land and its people. It’s 1840 and all the players are here, join us for "The Ragged". (PREMIERE)
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.
Māori students from across Aotearoa compete for the title of Ariki. Hopu i te Ariki is a new sport based upon the ancestral art form of mau rākau, founded by Te Whare Tū Taua o Aotearoa.