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A weekly current affairs show that examines national and international stories through a Māori lens. New series, Mondays, 8.00pm. Available On Demand globally.
It took Teina Pora 23 years to be declared innocent of murder. Convicted double murderer David Tamihere has one last chance to clear his name. Moana Maniapoto interviews them both.
Tonight: Flight of the Conchords artist Jemaine Clement goes one on one with Moana Maniapoto
Moana is 1 on 1 with Matthew Tukaki. Could an inner city stream in Wellington be given the same rights and privileges as a person?
Moana talks with three Māori Doctors about immunisations and vaccinations. A new film called Rurangi about a Māori trans man returning to his roots shines a light on this experience.
He's the most visible face of Māori Activism. Tame Iti was at the centre of Stuffs recent formal apology to Māori. Moana talks to a lifelong disruptor.
Season Finale: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is 1 on 1 with Moana Maniapoto.
Winston Peters and Willie Jackson like you've never seen them before.
It took Teina Pora 23 years to be declared innocent of murder. Convicted double murderer David Tamihere has one last chance to clear his name. Moana Maniapoto interviews them both.
A fresh, weekly current affairs show that examines international stories through a Māori lens, in particular the lens of Moana Maniapoto.
Once Were Gangsters: A look at the lives of former Gang Members.
Meet taonga puoro artist Horomona Horo.
Reporter Kirsty Babington talks to those who believe the sprays used to regulate fruit production are taking a toll on their health. But with no medical evidence or long-term studies into the effect of horticultural sprays on populations to back them up, they say their concerns are going unheard.
Ramari Stewart is a renowned tohunga tohorā or whale expert. Ramari opens up about her life-long admiration of whales and marine mammals.
