What does the future hold for the media sector? Broadcasting Minister Chris Faafoi and Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta are working together to overcome the issues.
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Māori Television announces Shane Taurima as new CEO
Māori Television has today announced the appointment of Shane Taurima (Rongamaiwahine, Ngāti Kahungunu) to the position of Tāhuhu Rangapū (Chief Executive) effective immediately.
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NewsMāori Media Sector Shift advisory panel named
Chief Executive of Te Puni Kōkiri, Michelle Hippolite has confirmed members of the Māori Media Sector Shift advisory panel today.
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'More Māori needed in newsrooms'- Top Māori affairs reporter
The supreme winner of the Māori Affairs reporter award at last night's Voyager Media Awards says more Māori are needed in the media sector to tell our stories. This comes as the Māori media sector is currently under government review.
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No new findings in Māori media review – Radio host
The Māori media sector receives significantly lower budgets to produce content compared with other media, the Māori Media Sector Shift review shows. However, broadcaster Adrian Wagner says uncertainty remains, with a decision about the wider sector's future not expected until the end of the year.
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Minister Nanaia Mahuta on Māori Media Shift
The Minister for Māori Development, Nanaia Mahuta, acknowledges that there is a degree of anxiety amongst the Māori Media Sector about its review by the government. Te Ao hears from the Minister about the main issues expressed by the sector.
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Ngā Aho Whakaari discuss Māori Media Review
Ngā Aho Whakaari is encouraging its members to have their say at an upcoming hui focusing on the Māori Media Sector Shift Review.
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Māori Media Shift- The future of Māori news
As the Māori media sector undergoes a review, Māori news services are looking at ways to appeal more to youth. But does news necessarily translate into youth content?
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Māori Media Shift- Rangatahi
Does news appeal to our youth or should news focus on youth? Today's Te Ao Tūroa segment finds out what our youth think about the delivery of the news and its impact on Māori.
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Māori Media Shift – te reo versus ratings
A broadcasting veteran with more than 30 years in the industry believes it is time for all Māori broadcasting platforms to come together. Television Legend Award recipient Tini Molyneaux is pushing for Māori television, radio, and even social media outlets to come under one umbrella. In this segment of Te Ao Tūroa, we take a look at her thoughts on the impact technology is having on Māori broadcasting.
