Māori Television acknowledges the actions in this instance are inappropriate and fall well short of the organisation’s editorial standards.
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NewsEmphasis on Māori language content
With a 40% weighting Māori language for program proposals to Te Māngai Pāho, the aim is to increase the prestige and presence of te reo Māori within the programmes being broadcasted to the world.
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New CEO for Māori Television
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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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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Māori Television face Māori Affairs Select Committee
Māori Television and its newly elected board were placed under the microscope today during the broadcasters annual financial review with the Māori Affairs Select Committee.
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A new path for Māori Television
Making te reo Māori fun and rangatahi-friendly is at the core of Māori Television's new direction. The station's newly appointed Kaikōkiri Reo, Hinurewa Poutu, says making te reo cool and relatable is essential to the future of the language.
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A fresh outlook with Shane Taurima
Acting CEO of Māori Television Shane Taurima has today announced a new framework which lays out the outcomes the broadcaster wants to achieve over the next three years.
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Māori Television pays tribute to outgoing chief executive
The board of Māori Television have paid tribute to outgoing chief executive, Keith Ikin, who will step down at the end of the year.
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Record Māori programmes up for NZTV Awards
The country's best television content makers will soon be celebrated at the second HUAWEI MATE20 New Zealand TV Awards in Auckland, with a number of Māori programmes among the finalist.
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Radical changes to shake up Māori TV newsroom
Māori Television has confirmed today that their present news and current affairs shows, Kawekōrero, Native Affairs and Rereātea will finish at the end of 2018, while flagship news show Te Kāea is set to become Te Ao.
