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Sparks still fly over the controversial series 'Jonah from Tonga', Trish Tupou and Will 'Ilolahia debate the topic. We are joined by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Labour MP for Te Tai Tokerau Kelvin Davis joins us followed by Auckland University Lecturer Hēmi Dale.
Sports Reporter Rahia Timutimu is gearing up for the decider game for State of Origin. Māori Party Co-leader Marama Fox talks new policy Iwi Rail. Mads Naeraa-Spiers from MetService gives us the weather forecast. Lastly, Qianna Titore NZ's youngest film maker joins us.
Hurimoana Dennis of Te Pūea Marae announced that the marae will open their doors again to the homeless. We talk to Ora Kihi, kaumātua for the Chiefs. Ben Hita from Te Uri o Hau updates us on the latest decision from the Press Council.
Northland Senior Sergeant Brian Swann and Chairman of the school’s board Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Kaikohe Quinton Hita talks with us. Pania Newton spokesperson for Ihumatao update us on their stand. Finally, new Māori designer Misty Ratima shares her latest collection.
Te Ngaehe Wanikau talks about the Ngāti Tūwharetoa treaty settlement. Sports commentator Jamie Wall comments on the final between the All Blacks and the British and Irish Lions. We speak to young opera singer Natasha Wilson about her experience in the Kiri Programme.
Rereātea reporter Wikitoria Day was amongst the excitement and celebrations for the Emirates team NZ parade. Tupua Urlich talks about the issue of New Zealanders abused as children, who presented open letters and a petition to parliament. Political analyst Ella Henry discusses the Ture Whenua Māori Bill.
Te Kāea Reporter Taroi Black updates us on Team Emirates and Ngāti Whatua Ōrākei spokesperson Taiaha Hawke joins us. Tainui leader Rahui Papa talks about possibly bottling water from Putaruru.
Sparks still fly over the controversial series 'Jonah from Tonga', Trish Tupou and Will 'Ilolahia debate the topic. We are joined by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Labour MP for Te Tai Tokerau Kelvin Davis joins us followed by Auckland University Lecturer Hēmi Dale.
Spinoff Sports Reporter Jamie Wall talks about Sonny Bill Williams suspension over the ABs v Lions game. NZ First’s Whangarei candidate Shane Jones joins us. Dr Rawiri Jansen talks about the over representation of Māori and PI with chicken pox which can be resolved if immunised. Lastly, Wepiha Te Kanawa updates us on the latest in news entertainment with Jay-Z’s new album 4:44.
We speak with Kaumātua Tate Pewhairangi about restoring the Tokomaru wharf; we cross over to Mātai Rangi Smith for Te Taumata Kapa Haka Matariki Festival; then we speak with former Labour MP Dover Samuel who is now backing Shane Jones.
Dr Lance O’Sullivan and Robyn Kamira talk about new medical technology that will improve access to health care in the Taitokerau region. Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickit makes an appearance with the Southern Steel’s win in the ANZ National Premiership.
We speak to TVNZ CEO Kevin Kerick, Māori Broadcasters Tainui Stephen and Te Hira Henderson about the TVNZ restructure. Black Ferns Sevens player Te Rina Te Tamaki joins us following winning the World Sevens Series title. Senior lawyer Te Aopare Dewes talks to the Māori economy being estimated at $50 billion.
Tonight we speak with yachting specialist Professor Mark Orams from AUT, then General Manager of the RNZ Yacht Squadron Hayden Porter. Ian Taylor CEO Animation Research who created much of the technology for the America’s Cup talks to us. lastly, Mei Taare Māori Party candidate for Te Tai Tonga joins us.
