Two Māori actors are lending a helping hand to make lunches for needy Auckland school children as part of the Eat My Lunch programme. Both are lead actors from NZ's newest feature film, Orphans and Kingdom, that hit cinemas around the country today.
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Explosive series screens on Māori TV
The director of an explosive new series on Māori Television says language and culture were the most important pillars in creating the series. Rangi Rangitukunoa directed Kairākau which depicts stories of Māori warriors from the past.
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News"Hunt for the Wilderpeople" premiere events held nationwide
Over 40 cinemas across New Zealand will screen Hunt for the Wilderpeople on March 30 and will compete to host the best local premier in the country.
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Te Arawa musician hits world stage
No Man's Land is a global mega-symphony made to commemorate WWI. One of its musicians, Caleb Robinson, says playing in the showcase generated a mixture of emotions.
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Political past seals Ihimaera's writing career
With the wrap up of the film premiere in Witi Ihimaera's hometown, the author of the original novel says he would be lying if the film wasn't autobiographical.
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Akuhata Keefe moved by hometown movie launch
The Gisborne premiere of the NZ feature film, Mahana, saw a rousing welcome for the cast. Locals honoured Lee Tamahori, Witi Ihimaera and Akuhata Keefe who all have strong East Coast links.
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Te Kāea live @ Mahana New Zealand Premiere
Tonight Te Kāea broadcasts live from the New Zealand premiere of Mahana directed by internationally acclaimed Lee Tamahori.
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Mahana- Behind the Scenes- Part 3
Mahana, a New Zealand film directed by internationally acclaimed director Lee Tamahori is set to hit national screens on March 3, 2016.
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Mahana- Behind the Scenes- Part 4
Mahana, a New Zealand film directed by internationally acclaimed director Lee Tamahori is set to hit national screens on March 3, 2016.
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Rereātea- Midday News Bytes 22 February
Rereātea brings you the latest news live from the Māori Television newsroom. Today Heeni Brown and Kimiora Kaire Melbourne take you through the top stories of the day.
