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TV show celebrates Maori success

Dana Kinita
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31 Mar, 2015 05:39 AMQuick Read

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STRENGTH: Fashion designer Kiri Nathan will feature in the second season of Te Iti Kahurangi starting next month. PHOTO/FILE

STRENGTH: Fashion designer Kiri Nathan will feature in the second season of Te Iti Kahurangi starting next month. PHOTO/FILE

A collection of short stories that celebrate the success of young Maori will premiere on Maori Television in the second season of Te Iti Kahurangi.

The 12-part series features three individuals or groups in every episode, who have achieved in a range of fields including education, sports, arts and entertainment.

Producer Lara Northcroft, from Velvet Stone Media in Rotorua, said people wanted to see stories about Maori succeeding - "standing out and standing up" - as it encouraged and motivated others.

"It presents the courage, determination, kindness, compassion and strength that these young individuals have shown in order to break outside the box and achieve what they have."

The new series of Te Iti Kahurangi features talented young people including lifestyle entrepreneur and ex-professional snowboarder Robett Hollis, fashion designer Kiri Nathan and singer/songwriter and producer Maree Sheehan.

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-Te Iti Kahurangi will screen every Monday at 8pm from April 13.

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