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Kawe Kōrero Reporters cross to Labour Party’s new deputy leader Jacinda Ardern, we hear from the Ngā Rauru tribe of Taranaki who have opposed a mining application.
Tonight on Kawe Kōrero Reporters we speak to Ani-Piki Tuari, whose group won Te Matatini 2017. Kingi Kiriona and Crystal Edwards wrap up Te Matatini 2017.
We talk to the Kaitātaki Wahine winner and Kaitātaki Tāne runner up from Te Matatini 2017. We also speak to the representative of Te Whanganui-ā-Tara about the 2019 event.
On this episode we cross to Allison Fergusson from Netball New Zealand who pays tribute to former Silver Fern Tania Dalton after her passing.
Kawe Kōrero Reporters speak to the new CEO of Te Mātāwai. Along with an exclusive interview with Paul Morgan, chairman of Whakatū Incorporated, who won a land battle against the Crown in the Supreme Court.
We go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
Tonight on Kawe Kōrero Reporters - the cast of Queens of Panguru, Ramon Te Wake, Jay Te Wake and Maihi Makiha, popped into Māori Television to talk about their new show that’s going viral online.
Kawe Kōrero Reporters cross to Labour Party’s new deputy leader Jacinda Ardern, we hear from the Ngā Rauru tribe of Taranaki who have opposed a mining application.
We go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
We cross to the five-year-old internet sensation Raukura Amai-hill and his Aunty Alycia from the haka group Opotiki Mai Tawhiti; we also cross to Rahui Papa re: Māori Party candidacy; then our Native Affairs story producer gives his critical review on the latest Kong movie.
We chat to Nanaia Mahuta about her thoughts on King Tūheitia endorsement; and Taiaha Hawke, who is taking a case to the court of appeal.
We speak to former Queen Victoria School student Kararaina Rangihau who pays tribute to her high school teacher, the late Sonny Abrahams.
Andrew Erueti wants an independent inquiry into the abuse of Māori youth in state care since the 1940’s.
