Pasifika TV and Māori Television announce the launch of a new Pacific Contribution Hub (PacHub), set to bridge the sharing of news, sport and entertainment content between Aotearoa, New Zealand and the Pacific.
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Social media icon Nix Adams looks to own television programme
Nicola 'Nix' Adam's iconic social media content has taken her to the bigger screen where she hopes to learn the ropes from Māori Television's Pio Terei.
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Māori Television starts new Sunday sports show
Stacey Fuhler and Wairangi Koopu are hosting Māori Television's new Sunday sports programme Te Ao Toa.
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Māori Television welcomes additional funding from Budget 2020
Māori Television welcomes the $3.5 million of additional funding announced in Budget 2020 that will further support the Māori Media Sector to deliver Māori News and Current Affairs.
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'Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora' te reo television for tamariki
In partnership with Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga (Ministry of Education), Māori Television are proud to deliver "Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora", comprising 300 hours of te reo Māori television viewing content to support positive learning outcomes for our tamariki.
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Whānau pani shares special tribute with Aotearoa
Dr Huirangi Waikerepuru (Taranaki, Ngāpuhi) was buried yesterday in adherence to the COVID-19 tangihanga protocols.
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Māori TV, TVNZ to support distance learning- 4.30pm Newsbreak
Māori Television and TVNZ will broadcast education content from the 15 April to support the Ministry of Educations distance learning infrastructure.
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RNZ/TVNZ merger raises questions about Māori broadcasting future
A merger between Radio New Zealand and Television New Zealand is believed to be on the cards in the coming years following a super-sized public broadcasting decision by Cabinet this week.
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Realignment next step in Māori Television’s growth
Staff at Māori Television were informed of an internal staffing realignment today, which includes consultation for affected staff to have their say on the future direction of the broadcaster.
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Statement on pay-for-play accusation
Māori Television acknowledges the actions in this instance are inappropriate and fall well short of the organisation’s editorial standards.
