Series 3 - An inspirational history series presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Taupua Winikerei seamlessly weaves a history that traces the king movement to its roots. (REPEAT)
Made with the support of NZ On Air. Around 107 anxious recruits arrive at Waiouru Military Camp to begin 16 weeks of Basic Training. They have four days to decide whether to join the New Zealand Army.
Tonight we're in the realm of Ngāti Rongomai and the home of Tukiterangi and Renata Curtis, a remarkable couple who carry their passion for their iwi and te ao Māori through all aspects of their busy lives.
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. (R)
Te Iti Kahurangi is the subject of tonight's Kapa Haka Whānau episode - Kingi Kirirona tells his story from kōhanga reo in Dannevirke to performing at the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Koroua Carlo Smith (80) is one of great fortitude and energy, of a driving force of commitment to work, and an intelligence to discover and explore new horizons by undertaking new learning. What an extraordinary life and what an inspiration for those who hear these stories – noho ora mai e te rangatira, noho ora mai i roto i te rangimārie.
Elders from the Taiwhenua region, which is Wairoa to Wairarapa, will be the focal point of conversations in this new season of Kōwhao Rau – Matangi Rau.
Tonight on Kapa Haka Whānau we're with the Alesana whānau of Nelson - of Samoan/Māori heritage their love of kapa haka has taken them to new heights in the South Island competitive arena.
Sheree and Elliott Cotter were the face and backbone of Ngāti Kahungunu champion haka team, Te Rerenga Kōtuku. Tune in to hear their remarkable love story, tonight on Kapa Haka Whānau.