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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 go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
We cross live to basketballer Monica Mercury at the opening of the World Masters Games at Eden Park. Then we break down the news of the day.
We cross LIVE to Al Jezeera reporter Mereana Hond in Qatar to discuss the Syrian war. Kawe Kōrero join supporters on a hīkoi for 2-year old Ka’iulani Forbes who is fighting a rare cancer.
Ross Bell, Executive Director of the NZ Drug Foundation, talks about the latest Bath Salts video on the internet. Charelle Stevenson, a local business owner affected by the Edgecumbe flooding, speaks on the government business relief package. We wrap up with news from Te Kāea.
A new Facebook video highlights people under the influence of synthetic drugs. We speak to Ngāti Hauā descendants seeking the mandate to settle the iwi treaty claim.
Mānia Clarke in Coromandel and Te Hau Kakawa in Kawerau, update us on Cyclone Cook. Sports commentator Jamie Wall breaks down the saga over Sonny Bill Williams’ rugby jersey.
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.
