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On Kawe Kōrero we talk to Adrian Wagner about the weather down in Wellington. Whangaroa oyster farmer Owen Robertson has had more the 500kg’s worth of oysters stolen, we cross over to him. Māori health expert Chad Brown talks to us about the disbanded on 'Te Kete Hauora'. Finally, we cross over to Rahia Timutimu to talk about last night’s decider for the State of Origin.
Kawe Kōrero broadcast's LIVE at the Matariki Awards held in the Auckland War Museum. The night will celebrate our Māori success and speak to some of the finalists attending the spectacular event.
Greens Party Candidate Jack McDonald joins us from Wellington. Jarome McKenzie talks about a baseball scholarship he secured in the United States. Te Kāea anchor Piripi Taylor and Māori TV's Board member Peter Lucas discuss the 30 years since the Māori Language became an official language. Māori TV's Te Reo Māori Coordinator Robynleigh Emery-Cowan talks te reo Māori programming.
We speak with Green Party Co-Leader Metiria Turei who recently admitted she lied to her case workers while on the Domestic Purposes Benefit. Black Sox captain Nathan Nukunuku talks to us about winning their 7th world title. Finally, Maimoa Music singers Pere Wihongi and Tawaroa Kawana join us on the show tonight to talk about the new reality series that launches tonight.
NZ First Leader Winston Peters gives reason to why he is calling for a binding referendum to abolish the Māori seats. Meremaihi Aloua of Ngāi te Rangi and Paul Majurey of Hauraki discuss their differences over Māori land. The leader of The Opportunities Party discusses his latest policy.
New Zealand Under 21's have won the Netball Youth World Cup title, we cross to the world champs Māia Wilson and Monica Faulkner. The Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell talks tonight about several pressing kaupapa to hit the media. Finally, we speak to Game of Thrones enthusiast Dean Mahuta about the premiere of The Game of Thrones.
Rangi McLean talks about the recent death of homeless man in the community. Tina Wickliffe gives us an insight on Māori Television’s election coverage. Māori Health Advocate Te Rina Moke joins us with her thoughts on the disbanding of Te Kete Hauora. NZ First MP Pita Paraone talks about the Māori Party’s Iwi Rail Policy.
On Kawe Kōrero we talk to Adrian Wagner about the weather down in Wellington. Whangaroa oyster farmer Owen Robertson has had more the 500kg’s worth of oysters stolen, we cross over to him. Māori health expert Chad Brown talks to us about the disbanded on 'Te Kete Hauora'. Finally, we cross over to Rahia Timutimu to talk about last night’s decider for the State of Origin.
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.
