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Tag: Television New Zealand. Showing results 1 - 10 of 13
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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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NewsTe Māngai Pāho committed to increasing quality Māori content on air
Te Māngai Pāho has committed to increasing quality Māori content on radio and aims to bring Māori content to audiences across all distribution platforms.
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Māori Television mourns the death of distinguished broadcaster Whai Ngata
Distinguished broadcaster and master communicator Whai Ngata, who reported on and witnessed many landmark events in New Zealand’s social history for more 30 years, died this morning at Auckland Hospital, after a long illness. He was 74.
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Native Affairs- Will Flavell
It might be called Tāmaki of a hundred lovers, but when it comes to politics there is absolutely no love lost in the electorate of Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Taurima’s waiver declined by Labour‘s NZ Council
The Māori Council and the Tāmaki Makaurau committee of the Labour Party are seeing red over the refusal to let Shane Taurima run for the Labour Party.
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Native Affairs- Shane Taurima TVNZ Report Released
Today TVNZ finally released its report into alleged misconduct within its Māori and Pacific Programmes Department during Shane Taurima's tenure as the General Manager.
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Taurima not bias but did misuse company resources
TVNZ has released the report into allegations of political bias and the misuse of TVNZ resources and conflicts of interest by former Māori state broadcaster Shane Taurima.
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Maketu Masterchefs taste sweet victory
Two Maketu sisters stole the taste buds of the NZ Masterchef judges with their Māori-inspired cuisine, and now are living their culinary dreams.
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Taurima’s actions prove costly
It's a slip-up that cost the former head of Māori and Pacific Programming his career and potential standing for Labour Party’s Tāmaki seat.
