Hine plays peacefully. Hine is peacefully practicing her recorder; at least she is trying to. Her noisy cousins bang and growl disturbing her concentration. If only there was a way to calm the boys so that she can play in peace. Perhaps there is a lesson in the tale of Hineputehue and her soothing music. Kia kaha Hine.
(AO) It’s back for another round with the brownest, funniest, and smartest sketch comedy on race relations in Aotearoa. From Māori hospitality to Māori driving lessons, nothing is sacred.
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A fun sing-along instructional multi-platform Māori Performing Arts series for the tamariki.
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