Scooter champ brothers Kahu and Maka Day-Brown are upping their training hours in the lead up to the NZ nationals in the new year, with Kahu who turned pro in May eyeing the "golden ticket" of qualification for the Barcelona worlds by topping his section.
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Te Reo Tautohe, Episode 1
LIVE: A live broadcast Reo Māori debate to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, bringing speakers from all over Aotearoa. Presented by Julian Wilcox.
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ShowsTe Reo Tautohe
A live broadcast Reo Māori debate to celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, bringing speakers from all over Aotearoa. Presented by Julian Wilcox.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 6
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 1
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 5
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 3
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 4
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 7
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 2
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
