The War that the British Lost: The New Zealand Wars uncover the conflicts between Māori and Pākehā in the last century when a small group of tribal people clashed with the world’s largest empire.
(AO) In the 19th-century, two families gather for their annual fishing retreat. Adiits'ii accidentally causes the death of his best friend's son and hastens into the wilderness. (2018)
Te Pūtake o te Riri ki Taranaki, commerates the New Zealand Land Wars
Made with the support of NZ On Air. Drawing parallels and taking a look at a New Zealand that was divided not only by gender but also by race. This is the story of Māori women who have been forgotten by the mainstream narrative but not by Māori, for their involvement in the suffragette movement.
Made with the support of NZ On Air. Follow the experiences of several New Zealand born ex-prisoners abruptly deported from Australia and tossed into the hands of a remarkable group of men and women tirelessly working to help them turn their lives around.
(AO) On Demand video only available in New Zealand. Made with the support of NZ On Air. Paora Joseph meets five whānau whom have lost a family member to suicide. Together they work with the concepts of tika, pono and aroha to confront their trauma before joining the hīkoi. On Demand video only available in New Zealand.
(Part 3) The New Zealand Wars uncover the conflicts between Māori and Pakeha in the last century when a small group of tribal people clashed with the world’s largest empire. (5 Part Series)
The first of a three-part documentary providing an extremely rare look inside the life of the Māori king and his whanau.
Rongomaianiwania Milroy (Niwa) breakfast host for Radio Tainui was raised in a Māori world but had wondered about her “Milroy” side. Tracing that side of her family back to the Isle of Man was both intriguing and dsiquieting. This journey would hopefully answer many questions for the Milroy family in Aotearoa.