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We speak to the parents of 2-year old Ka'uilani Forbes whose fighting ‘neuroblastoma’, a rare cancer. Tere Harrison has the latest on oil testing in Ikaroa-Rawhiti. Che Wilson on the signed agreement between Ngāti Rangi and the Crown.
Te Rata Hikairo talks about the London Terror attack; Heta Gardiner gives Kawe Kōrero the lastest; we see Kelly McNaught, the stunt double for ‘The Rock’; Piki-Skerrett White with news from Te Tai Tonga; lastly, loyal Adele fans and her first concert in Auckland.
Penetaui Jones reacts to Northland’s youth crime, followed by Kawariki Morgan, Producer of the new show Haka Life. Our Pacific relations from Mangaeva south east of Tahiti join us. Lastly we go to the premiere of the movie One Thousand Ropes.
We hear from Jerry Daniels and racist posters on campus, Paora Crawford on her upbringing, Kelvin Davis on strategy and Chrystal Edwards shares regional news.
Tonight we speak to Bayden Barber and Mano Kingi, and we are joined by the top 3 ASB Polyfest groups, Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi, Ngā Puna o Waiorea and James Cook High School.
Ruakere Hond speaks about the commemoration of the NZ Land wars in Taranaki. Amanda Daugherty and Kaylin Kaupish on rallying against the U.S government. MCs Nathaniel Howe and Raniera Blake bring the latest from the Māori Kapa Haka Stage.
Prue Kapua, Marama Fox and Nanaia Mahuta comment on the government re-wording of the Oranga Tamariki Bill. Hawaiian Production Island Breeze share why they are here in Aotearoa.
We speak to the parents of 2-year old Ka'uilani Forbes whose fighting ‘neuroblastoma’, a rare cancer. Tere Harrison has the latest on oil testing in Ikaroa-Rawhiti. Che Wilson on the signed agreement between Ngāti Rangi and the Crown.
Andrew Erueti wants an independent inquiry into the abuse of Māori youth in state care since the 1940’s.
We speak to former Queen Victoria School student Kararaina Rangihau who pays tribute to her high school teacher, the late Sonny Abrahams.
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 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 go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
