Dance powerhouse Kaea Pearce, ex-Moorehouse artist Brock Ashby and model Tim Kiriwi host this brand new youth show covering all things music, fashion and sport.
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Pūkana 2019, Episode 29
Award-winning children’s bilingual Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world.
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NewsOpinion: What our tamariki really need when it comes to sexual violence support
The government recently announced a $320mil investment in family and sexual violence support services. But as a survivor, Te Ao reporter Jessica Tyson says Māori whānau need to step up to address the issue.
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Pūkana 2019, Episode 28
Award-winning children’s bilingual Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world.
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Whānau dream comes true- "I cried tears of absolute joy"
A dream has come true for a Māori boy and his whānau. But, if anyone could have had a bigger smile than Kahurangi Day-Brown, it would have been his late father Tracy Brown who dreamed of this day with his boys.
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Wellington student president launches city council campaign
Twenty-two-year-old Tamatha Paul (Ngāti Awa, Waikato Tainui) is campaigning to take Wellington City Council’s Lambton ward. She says Māori and young people need a voice, which is why she's stepping up.
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Pūkana, Episode 27
Award-winning children’s bilingual Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world.
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Pūkana, Episode 26
Award-winning children’s bilingual Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world.
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Pūkana, Episode 25
Award-winning children’s bilingual Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world.
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Parents demand more robust assessments from Oranga Tamariki
Parents struggling to cope with their children being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki are demanding the ministry conducts more robust investigations involving members of a child's wider whānau before seeking orders to uplift.
