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Hohepa Maclean talks to us regarding Awataha marae. Chris Barber had plans to build a marae in Sydney but was declined. Jamie Wall gives us the latest from the Lions Tour. Mereana Selby is with her daughters following Southern Steel van accident.
Heta Gardiner updates us on the (National MP) Todd Barclay debacle. Napier couple Kevin & Kiri Swannell from Limitless Hope discuss homelessness in the area. Dr Rangi Mātāmua talks Matariki. We cross to Sports Reporter Tamati Tiananga about the 2nd State of Origin game played tonight in Sydney.
Political Reporter Heta Gardiner affirms allegations involving Clutha-Southland MP Todd Barclay. Greens Party Spokesperson for Refugee Golriz Ghahraman discusses the Greens Party’s policy. Finally, The Spinoff sports reporter Jamie Wall is in Hamilton for the kick-off between the Lions and the Chiefs.
Dame Sian Elias speaks fondly about Nganeko Minhinnick. Māori Party candidate Rāhui Papa discusses policies he is wanting to tackle. Kingi Taurua talks about the recent achievement of his daughter Noelene Taurua. Lastly, Ngahiriwa Rauhina with the latest Māori hip-hop musical.
Mika will contest Auckland Central seat with Opportunities Party. CEO of Awataha marae Anthony Wilson reacts to local communities protesting. Hohepa Maclean joins us again. Kingi Snelgar updates us on the ruling of the pipeline at Standing Rock. Finally, Jamie Wall talks Lions Tour.
Meremaihi Aloua-Ngātai is following the Tauranga Moana protest. Rāhui Papa pays tribute to the late Nganeko Minhinnick. We then talk to Labour MP Spokesperson for Broadcasting Clare Curran and Ngā Aho Whakaaro Chairperson Christina Asher regarding TVNZ’s restructure. Lastly, we review the latest movie 'All Eyez On Me'.
Derek Fox and Metiria Turei are concerned with TVNZ’s restructure that may affect Māori content for the public broadcaster. MP Kelvin Davis and the Minister of Māori Development Te Ururoa Flavell discuss the recent dismissal of the Hunga Manaaki staff in Rotorua.
Hohepa Maclean talks to us regarding Awataha marae. Chris Barber had plans to build a marae in Sydney but was declined. Jamie Wall gives us the latest from the Lions Tour. Mereana Selby is with her daughters following Southern Steel van accident.
We speak to Labour Leader Andrew Little regarding their new immigration policy. Kingi Biddle spokesperson for Te Whakaruruhau o Ngāti Whakaue gives us the latest with Hunga Manaaki. Beez Te Wāti from Hawaiki Tū haka theatre company joins us with an update of Te Manawa show.
We talk Waitangi Day celebrations with Pita Paraone and Kīngi Taurua. Con Te Rata Jones from Te Whānau-a-Apanui and Whakatōhea give us the insight of male doing the karanga on the marae. Moana actress Rachel House brings us the latest news for the movie. Sports reporter Jamie Wall gives us an update with the Lions tour.
We have the results from our online Facebook page on free sanitary products for Kiwi students. Eru Paranihi talks about the Māori All Blacks and All Blacks teams. Pita Tipene joins us with an update on the Ngāpuhi mandate. Genevieve Toop from Greenpeace presents the plan to clean up our polluted waterways. Then we review the new movie ‘The Mummy’.
We discuss whether free sanitary products should be available for Kiwi students. We speak to Dr Sarah Donovan. Then we talk to Green MP for women’s issues Jan Logie on whether the Government is doing enough.
Heta Gardiner has the latest from Parliament. Temuera Morrison talks to us from the set of new movie Occupation. We speak to Caroline ‘Moe’ Milne who received a NZ Order of Merit for Māori and Mental Health. Finally we hear from Mataia Keepa whose video has gone viral.
