Gisborne kura kaupapa student Maikel Terekia is being celebrated for creating the winning logo for Otago Museum’s Solar Tsunami Project.
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NewsMāori TV gearing up for long-term "free range working"
As the world stopped, Māori Television kept their cameras (and business) rolling during the Covid-19 era.
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'Broadcasting is about telling the story. It's not the kura kaupapa and it's not the kōhanga reo.'
Māori Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson says he loves te reo but wants more Māori news content in English.
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Te Reo Māori and Māori media priorities for new Māori Development Minister
Today Willie Jackson was formally welcomed to Te Puni Kokiri, the organisation tasked with assisting him in his new portfolio as Māori Development Minister.
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Maōri Broadcasting Minister calls on media to apologise to Māori
But mainstream media say they are working hard to make sure they are not racist.
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Jackson wants funding increased for iwi radio and Māori TV
Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson has appointed a new independent advisory group to further strengthen the future of Māori broadcasting.
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2020 Matariki Awards event postponed
Following the Government’s announcement that Tāmaki Makaurau will shortly return to Alert Level 3, and the remainder of Aotearoa to Alert Level 2, the decision has been made to cancel the kanohi ki
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Lecturer shares thesis on Māori media
Communication lecturer for AUT Atakohu Middleton has recently completed her thesis which focused on Māori media and the differences in terms of how it operates compared to mainstream.
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Māori Television welcomes consultation on Te Ao Pāpāho Ki Tua- Māori Media Sector- Shift Options
Māori Television welcomes consultation on the Māori Media Sector – Shift Options Discussion Document announced by Hon Nanaia Mahuta, Minister for Māori Development today.
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New funding package in the pipeline for Māori media sector
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta has $3.3m to spend.
