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Māori Television’s award-winning current affairs series Native Affairs, for more news from a “native” perspective. Mondays, 8.00pm.
Tonight on Native Affairs: Battle in Palmy, Don Brash and Andrew Judd join Oriini in studio and Pot of Gold.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline. (R)
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline. (R)
On Native Affairs tonight; The Bone People, Lens on Bastion, and Cut Above.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline. (R)
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline. (R)
Tonight on Native Affairs: Battle in Palmy, Don Brash and Andrew Judd join Oriini in studio and Pot of Gold.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline.
A current affairs show exploring regional, national and international stories as they relate to Māori and Aotearoa. Join our team as we go beyond the headline.
Hollywood Unplugged: In a director’s cut, Native Affairs revisits their exclusive chat to media queen Oprah Winfrey and her mate and film director Ava DuVernay.
Led by host Oriini Kaipara, the award-winning current affairs team investigate regional and national stories from a Māori perspective, as well as international indigenous news.
