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A dynamic news programme driven by the latest content evolving from social media and the world.
David Stone and the Waitangi Tribunal claim he made on behalf of a gang from Hastings. Meto Hopa pays tribute to Tomairangi Paki. Heta Gardiner and the latest political world news. Kīngi Taurua talks about Ngāti Kahu and Te Mātāwai.
Edgecumbe and Tāneatua residents speak about their flood recovery and preparation for Cyclone Cook. Oriini responds to public reaction regarding her Māori DNA test.
We have the latest nominee for the Māori Party’s Tāmaki Makaurau electorate. Tāne Tūrei talks about a new Māori milk powder company. Lastly, we cross to whānau visiting their ancestors in Europe, who died in WW1.
Scientist Dr Rodney Roberts makes an exciting discovery regarding farmed Greenshell mussels. Our Te Kāea reporters discuss news of the day. Finally, we have popular videos from the online world.
Jaime Wall reports from the Hong Kong Sevens. We cross to Rautahi Marae, hosts to evacuees in the flooded Bay of Plenty. To conclude, AUT student Ria Mahutoto provides insight into challenges faced living in the “Big Smoke”.
Kahi Stevens and Taroi Black update us on the floods in the Bay of Plenty. Te Ngaehe Wanikau joins the studio. Mania Clarke covers final tributes to Tomairangi Paki. Tavake Afeaki and Mana Party Leader Hone Harawira discuss Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill. Tracey Tawhiao shows us her new exhibition.
We speak to Ash Patea, an expert on the Whanganui River; Margaret Mutu talks about Ngāti Kahu rights over their land; Te Ururoa Flavell and Nanaia Mahuta join us; then we hear from Poemana Teriinohoirai, a Tahitian dance expert.
David Stone and the Waitangi Tribunal claim he made on behalf of a gang from Hastings. Meto Hopa pays tribute to Tomairangi Paki. Heta Gardiner and the latest political world news. Kīngi Taurua talks about Ngāti Kahu and Te Mātāwai.
Wepiha Te Kanawa with the latest on board Te Matau-a-Māui; we pay respect to fallen pillars of te ao Māori; we speak to Dr Tristram Ingham; Jack McDonald talks to us about Māori on the Green Party list.
Te Ururoa Flavell has tabled the final Te Ture Whenua Bill; Political Reporter Heta Gardiner debates the flaws of the bill; Dr Ross Lawrenson joins us with a University bid by Waikato for a 3rd medical school; and we speak to Tio Sewell who talks about the national Māori suicide rates.
Tonight we speak to Hemi Grover the father of the woman in a drug-fuelled state who appeared in FB video with her boyfriend. Associate Minister Peter Dunne responds to drug rehab facility issues.
Tonight on Kawe Kōrero, Tuakau Grover speaks about death threats since posting his sister’s “Zombie state” on facebook. Heta Gardiner gives us the latest from Parliament. Lastly, Dr Elizabeth Kerekere discusses her latest book assisting whanau with raising gender diverse children.
Nanaia Mahuta speaks about the exclusion of Ngāti Hikairo; Jassmin Adlam from Mackay, Australia on cyclone Debbie; Kelvin Davis on the safety prison guards; and Josh Te Kani shares the news in Tauranga Moana.
