We travel to Tāmaki Makaurau to meet Te Roopu Manutaki. Established more than 50 years ago by visionary leader Sir Pita Sharples, to keep Māori culture and language alive. (FINAL)
We travel to the township of Ngāruawāhia where Tūrangawaewae marae stands, the seat of the Kiingitanga movement and home of Te Pou o Mangatāwhiri kapa haka.
This week we travel to the shores of Lake Rotorua to meet Te Mātārae I Ōrehu, a trail blazing kapa haka known for their dynamic use of traditional Māori weaponry.
We travel to Ōpōtiki, the birth place and home of renowned kapa haka Ōpōtiki Mai Tawhiti, which was founded and still tutored by Te Whakatōhea leader Te Kahautu Maxwell.
Showcasing some of the best kapa haka from around Aotearoa, performing on their marae, sharing their history and stories through their songs.
A series about two very opinionated, very loud, very clever, but most of all, very Māori cousins Atareta and Te Haakura.
A series about two very opinionated, very loud, very clever, but most of all, very Māori cousins Atareta and Te Haakura.
A series about two very opinionated, very loud, very clever, but most of all, very Māori cousins Atareta and Te Haakura.
We travel to the far north to meet Muriwhenua Kapa Haka who regard themselves as the guardians of one of the most spiritually sacred places in the Māori world, Te Rerenga Wairua.