Te Moana Nui Traditional Games (known formerly as Heiva Tū’aro i Vaihi) is a competitive event celebrating and promoting ancestral sports of Oceania.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 6
Troy is in the Bay of Islands meeting Māori and Pākehā locals who all want the best for their islands.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 5
Troy Kingi talks honey, kawakawa, mussels, snapper and paua with the locals and ends up coming full circle as he walks into the past with knowledge of the future in the Marlborough Sounds.
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NewsLondon columnist weighs in on New Zealand republic talk
Calls for Aotearoa to break ties with the British Monarchy are being heard in London.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 4
Music artist Troy Kingi is on Aotea exploring what it means to create opportunities on a remote island with limited resources and how it feels to come back home.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 3
NEW: Music artist Troy Kingi is welcomed by a special whānau on Kāpiti Island who are walking in the footsteps of their tīpuna in a bid to restore the island.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 2
Host Troy Kingi travels to the deep south and connects with the locals who are living in 'the pearl of the oyster' while also reconnecting with their roots on Rakiura.
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Our Other Islands, Episode 1
PREMIERE: Host Troy Kingi explores the most interesting Islands in Aotearoa, learning the history and legends, and meeting the characters who call it home.
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Crown Lynn
Crown Lynn, is a riveting slice of New Zealand history telling the iconic story of Crown Lynn pottery and the generations of Māori families that worked there. For almost 50 years Crown Lynn was the biggest ceramics factory in the southern hemisphere. Situated in west Auckland, it was a melting pot of rich culture in a post war era when hundreds of Māori migrated to the city to find work. Crown Lynn, reveals the incredible stories behind this locally made pottery and its charismatic founder, Sir Tom Clark.
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Mahi Pai 2, Episode 20
G, Six colourful taniwha and their friend, Te Ataakura, explore through movement, waiata and fun. (R)
