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Meet the whānau, passionate, feisty, hard-out Māori, the Tumoana whānau show us exactly what's up.
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Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Whaea Anna competes with Ngā Tūmanako in the Tāmaki regional kapa haka competition and the whānau end the series doing what they love the most - eating and giving each other heaps!
It’s Rēhia’s 21st, Ngārangi’s birthday and the Kura Tuarua Nationals, all in one event filled weekend in Napier.
Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Reality series that follows the Tumoana family; Tahuri, Ana, Makaira, Te Ua, Ngarangi and Rēhia. Proud Māori westies keeping their culture alive in the city.
Doitz! – Kapa Haka is a passion in the Tumoana whānau. Doitz!
Absolutely Positively Wellington - the father of Tahuri lives in Wellington and is a staunch Mormon, as are many of this side of his whānau. So when the Tumoana whānau go to Wellington for the netball tournament to support Te Ua, a catch-up is planned. Māori vs Mormon – the differences are obvious.
Two families, one girl – Makaira’s birth father Pip is an important influence in her life, as are her tuakana and tungāne from this side, Dwayne, Kym and Tamararo. We see another side of Makaira as her older brothers and sisters prepare her for a coming of age experience. Tahuri struggles with the Matatini haka routine – much to the amusement of some members of his whānau.
Tahuri turns 40 and the whānau have a couple of surprises in store for him and Makaira takes the first steps towards independence and gets some work experience.
Surprising details of Ana’s heritage are revealed, we meet her Mum and the girls talk about what girls talk about best – boys!
