Jump to navigation Jump to content
A national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand that commemorates all Australians and New Zealanders who served and died in all wars and wards, conflicts and peace keeping operations.
Log in to watch this video
If you don't already have an account, sign up free to enjoy all Māori Television's content OnDemand
Follow the life and times of Pixie Williams, the singer of New Zealand's first pressed record and the #1 hit 'Blue Smoke'.
(AO) A former secretary, newly appointed as a scriptwriter for propaganda films, joins the cast and crew of a major production while the Blitz rages around them. (2016)
Featuring over 1,500 of the world's finest pipers, musicians & performers, this renowned Scottish spectacular is brought to life on the set of a full-size replica of Edinburgh Castle.
The story of the NZ Division that liberated the town of Le Quesnoy without any loss of life to the civilian population, druing WWI. The events of November 4th, 1918 will never be forotten.
Hear the untold stories of a group of Māori Pioneers through the eyes of their descendants. Descendants now of a similar age to their tupuna when they set off to battle in The Great War.
Follow the life and times of Pixie Williams, the singer of New Zealand's first pressed record and the #1 hit 'Blue Smoke'.
From the lagoons of Porirua, four cousins of the Wineera whānau enlist into the Māori Battalion. Hungry for adventure, the cousins soon find themselves pinned on enemy lines.
A compelling account of the Company operations and the personal sacrifices made. Four Māori Veterans, a female army nurse and the 2nd in Command tell it how it was.
Witness a collection of six stories of individuals who fought in WW1.
Shining a spotlight on women's pivotal role in the WWll conflict, five women veterans share personal memories of their time in the forces, supported by archival footage and photographs. (PREMIERE)
