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Eight people are killed and eleven are injured following a terror attack in Lower Manhattan, we are joined by New York journalist Diva Velez. The Waipā District Council voted no to having a Māori Ward Seat at council. The Waipā Mayor and former New Plymouth mayor joins us. Finally, resident of Waipa district Paraone Gloyne joins us.
With the most women ever in parliament, Labour MP Willow-Jean Prime joins us tonight to share her experience of being the first woman to breastfeed in Parliament. We speak to Dr Lance O’Sullivan who is bringing virtual appointments and online delivery for medication to our homes. Mātai Smith is at day 3 of the Mana Kuratahi National Primary Schools Kapa Haka competition.
We go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
Te Mana Kura Tahi Primary Schools National Kapa Haka competition kicked off in Gisborne today, Matai Smith who is the MC for this kaupapa joins us. The Green parties Marama Davidson joins us about her new bill 'Te Rā o Parihaka'. The Māori soundtrack for the movie Moana is out.
Te Mana Kura Tahi Primary Schools National Kapa Haka competition kicked off in Gisborne today, Matai Smith who is the MC for this kaupapa joins us. The Green parties Marama Davidson joins us about her new bill 'Te Rā o Parihaka'. The Māori soundtrack for the movie Moana is out.
We go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events.
Laura Langman has resigned from her contract with the Sunshine Coast Lighting Squad, will she be eligible for the Silver Ferns? Young Māori leader Gina Rangi joins us from Chicago at the Obama Foundation Summit. We discuss Te Mātāwai's strategy with the CEO.
Eight people are killed and eleven are injured following a terror attack in Lower Manhattan, we are joined by New York journalist Diva Velez. The Waipā District Council voted no to having a Māori Ward Seat at council. The Waipā Mayor and former New Plymouth mayor joins us. Finally, resident of Waipa district Paraone Gloyne joins us.
The National Standards will be abolished by the new Government, Labour Associate Minister for Education Kelvin Davis joins us. Barrister and Indigenous Rights Advocate Maui Solomon joins us to discuss a reform in the law in order to stop businesses from misusing Māori designs. We pay tribute to Northland elder, Nuki Aldridge.
The Rugby League World Cup 2017 kicked off in the weekend, Tamati Tiananga joins us for this kaupapa. 3D 'hei tiki' taonga with new installed technology are being created , the designer behind the creation, Joe Te Wharau joins us. Maimoa Music have released a new song He aha I pēnei ai?, we talk with Maimoa singers Tawaroa Kāwana and Pere Wihongi.
The Rugby League World Cup kicks off tonight, we cross to sports commentator Jamie Wall. This week the travelling cultural group 'Tuku Iho, ‘Living Legacy' started their event on Santa Monica Pier, in the US, singer song writer Rob Ruha joins us. Lastly, we speak to NZ music artist Ty about the release of his new album One Hundred.
New Minister for Māori Development Nanaia Mahuta joins us following her and other ministers being sworn in today at Government house. Deputy Chair of Maniapoto Māori Trust Board Keith Ikin gives his reaction to the appointment of Nanaia and who will fill her role as lead negotiator. Reporter Taroi Black reviews Taika Waititi film Thor Ragnarok.
We speak with Māori lawyer Maia Wikaira, who was recently sworn into the Yurok Bar in Klamath in California. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the Ministerial and Associates roles for the Labour-led government. Māori Television's Jess Tyson was second runner up in Miss Global City Pageant in Shanghai.
