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It's been a year today since the Kaikoura 7.8 magnitude earthquake that closed the Harbour, finally it has been re-opened . It’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last day for the ASEAN conference in Manila, we cross to political reporter Heta Gardiner. We continue the discussion on who has the rights to use the name ‘Manuka’, New Zealand or Australia, Lawyer Lynell Huria joins us.
We go inside the newsroom as the reporters dissect and discuss the day's news and events. (R)
Miss universe is underway in Las Vegas, we cross to Miss New Zeeland Harlem- Crus Atarangi Ihaia. We’re in Taiwan following a group of Māori helping to establish an Indigenous Museum. Finally, Jamie Wall joins us to round up the weekend’s major sporting events.
The best of the music world, who else but the Koi Boys joins us for a chat. Maiden speeches continue in parliament for the newbies, joining us tonight Golriz Ghahraman & Paul Eagle. Maimoa Music has launched their latest song 'We Are Human' Pere Wihongi joins us.
The very best of New Zealand music will be recognised tonight at the annual Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards. Our Team are at the Spark arena to capture the evening live.
Ngāti Tūwharetoa will get their mana back for lake Taupō-nui-a-Tia, we cross to Tūwharetoa CEO Tōpia Rāmeka. Australians voted in favour of legalising same-sex marriage, with 61.6 percent voting 'yes', indigenous gay couple Richard Haeata & Robert Stewart join us from Sydney. Louisa Wall was one of the leading MP's to legalise same sex marriage in New Zealand.
A year today since Kaikoura's 7.8 magnitude earthquake that closed the Harbour, finally it has been re-opened . It’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last day for the ASEAN conference in Manila, we cross to political reporter Heta Gardiner. We continue the discussion on who has the rights to use the name ‘Manuka’, New Zealand or Australia, Lawyer Lynell Huria joins us.
It's been a year today since the Kaikoura 7.8 magnitude earthquake that closed the Harbour, finally it has been re-opened . It’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last day for the ASEAN conference in Manila, we cross to political reporter Heta Gardiner.
Te Kura o Te Teko are crowned 2017 Mana Kura Tahi National Primary Kapa Haka champs. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern arrived at the APEC summit in Vietnam, we cross to Te Kāea political reporter Heta Gardiner. Labour's newest MP's made their maiden speeches in Parliament, we speak toTamati Coffey, Kiritapu Allan and Willow-Jean Prime.
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.
