(AO) YCAT asks groups of misunderstood, judged Australians the awkward, uncomfortable questions you’ve always wanted to know the answers to, but are too afraid to ask. Tonight: Wheelchair users.
We bring to life the history and ancestors pertaining to a collection of taonga housed in the Māori Court of the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Tonight: Te Toki a Tapiri.
Matangi Rau brings us Jeremy Tātere MacLeod, who visits elders from Ngāti Kahungunu, which covers the area from Wairoa down to the Wairarapa.
Victoria University Deputy Vice Chancellor Piri Sciascia has held many diverse positions in his career, from the Department of Conservation to Te Mangai Paho, but treasures above all, his role as matua to his whānau.
Irihapeti (Betty) Hunia Talking from her home in Te Teko, 91 year old Irihapeti chats with MTS Kaikorerero Te Wanihi Edwards about being beaten at school for speaking Māori, how teachers renamed Māori students with pākeha names, and how she had to marry her husband twice.
Tonight: Rākeiao. A documentary series that celebrates Māori architecture while exploring the amazing stories of iwi and hapū through some of our most significant whare.
Matangi Rau brings us Jeremy Tātere MacLeod, who visits elders from Ngāti Kahungunu, which covers the area from Wairoa down to the Wairarapa.
Tonight: This episode is about the wairua of unborn children and what happens to their wairua in the event of death, stillborn, miscarriage or abortion.
Pio Terei sets off to investigate the lives of those living off-the-grid. Today, Pio is shown a sustainable alternative to glass and a state of the art solar system in Claris.