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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Veteran Māori weather presenter Tina Carline mourned
New Zealand's very first female weather presenter Christina Mei Carline(Te Arawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa), better known to viewers as Tina Carline, has passed away following a battle with cancer.
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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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A family affair- Leonard siblings clean up at NZTV awards
Te Arawa, Rangitāne siblings Susan, Carmen and Wayne Leonard are ecstatic to have all won awards at this year’s New Zealand Television Awards. The director and producers say success is in the genes.
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NewsMāori programming success at 2018 NZTV Awards
It's been a huge night for Māori programming across the small screens of Aotearoa for 2018. Here are the full results from this year's Huawei Mate20 New Zealand Television Awards.
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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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NZTV 2018 Award finalists announced- Full List
Finalists for the Huawei Mate20 New Zealand Television Awards 2018 have been announced, so who are the best on our screens, Aotearoa?
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New Pou Whakahaere for NZ Film Commission
The New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) has appointed Karen O Kahurangi Waaka-Tibble to the newly-created executive position of Pou Whakahaere.
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No Maori appointment for broadcasting panel
There will be no Māori voice on the public broadcasting ministerial advisory panel despite Broadcast Minister Clare Curran saying she was open to adding a Māori position.
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Sexual harassment non-existent in the Māori screen industry
Dr Ella Henry has asked amongst her community if they've experienced personally any harassment in the Māori screen industry and they've all said no.
