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Tonight on Native Affairs; Reclaiming Māori History, Taranaki Land War Continues, Māori MP's Land Battle, Māori Warrior Lessons & Kids Teach us Māori History.
The Native Affairs Summer Series on Māori Television is a mash-up of popular stories shown on the award-winning current affairs show in 2017.
The Native Affairs Summer Series on Māori Television is a mash-up of popular stories shown on the award-winning current affairs show in 2017. (PREMIERE)
On Native Affairs tonight; Parents v State Care and Family Violence Victims - Pets.
Tonight on Native Affairs: Judgement 2, Kelvin Davis, Tupu Toa and Arnhem Land Ranger (NITV).
Tonight on Native Affairs: Strongman, Whakatohea, Religious Education, and Deadly Youth (NITV).
Tonight on Native Affairs; Reclaiming Māori History, Taranaki Land War Continues, Māori MP's Land Battle, Māori Warrior Lessons & Kids Teach us Māori History.
Tonight on Native Affairs: Matauranga Māori, Songlines, and Wrestlemania.
Climate Change, many coastal marae could all be under water by 2050; Fathers in Prison, over 20,000 NZ kids have at least one parent in an NZ prison; Maningrida Housing (NITV), good housing is hard to come by for many remote communities in Australia's Northern Territory.
On Native Affairs tonight; New Zealand's Trafficking Underbelly, The Mystery of the Māori Hollywood Star, and Te Uruwera Raids - A Decade of Rebuilding.
On Native Affairs tonight; Māori Wardens and the Church of Scientology, The Housing Guru, and The Māori Wolverine.
Racism in NZ: Part 1, Seeking Justice. NZ Police accept they have an issue of unconscious bias against Māori but fail to reduce the number of Māori being arrested; Part 2, Educate Me. A recent unconscious bias in education report claims some teachers have lower expectations of Māori students; Part 3, A Sick Disparity.
