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In this series of Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau – Aotearoa, Mere McLean, Stephanie Tibble & Maria Huata unravel wonderful characters, anecdotes and Māori practices.
Showcases reo excellence as Native speakers of Aotearoa share their stories, lifestyles and values. Tonight: Educationalist and Haka exponent, Taina Ngarimu.
Showcases reo excellence as Native speakers of Aotearoa share their stories, lifestyles and values. Tonight: Educationalist and Composer, Kingi Kiriona.
Showcases reo excellence as Native speakers of Aotearoa share their stories, lifestyles and values. Tonight: Māori health advocate Naida Glavish.
Showcases reo excellence as Native speakers of Aotearoa share their stories, lifestyles and values. Tonight: Educationalist and Haka exponent, Taina Ngarimu.
We travel to Kirikiriroa to meet Benita Tahuri, a Neuro Linguistic Programme Consultant who is passionate about Indigenous Issues, Education, Music and Te Ao Māori.
The strength Tom Poata brings to St Faith’s Church is his humour and the way he connects with whānau. They attend karakia regularly just to hear him and have a laugh.
The strength Tom Poata brings to St Faith’s Church is his humour and the way he connects with whānau. They attend karakia regularly just to hear him and have a laugh.
This week’s episode travels to Wainuiomata to meet Toi Māori, operations manager Tamahou Temara of Tuhoe decent who shares his passion for Māori art and traditional Māori food gathering.
This week’s episode travels to Rāhui Pōkeka to meet Kirimaaku Kihi of Ngāti Naho, Ngāti Mahuta descent who shares her passion about The Kīngitanga, growing the future leaders of Waikato and the importance of knowing your own potential.
This week’s episode travels to Ohope to meet Professor Taiarahia Black of Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiarangi who shares his interpretation of mātauranga Māori in modern Māori research.
This week’s episode travels to Wellington to meet experienced educational leader and deputy of the Māori Party, Marama Fox who shares her dreams and aspiration for the advancement of her Māori culture.
