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Focus: Crowd jeers at woman greeting them in te reo Māori
Kim Williams, the spokeswoman for the group's steering committee, was met with jeers of "Speak English" and "we don't want to hear that" after her greeting. Video / Supplied
Kim Williams, the spokeswoman for the group's steering committee, was met with jeers of "Speak English" and "we don't want to hear that" after her greeting. Video / Supplied
Five high school students win scholarships worth $100k to get into their desired university. Video / Supplied
The Black Ferns reveal new Haka 'Ko Ūhia Mai' at the All Blacks Experience in Auckland and lock in new dates for the Rugby World Cup. Video / NZ Herald
Minister for Family and Sexual Violence Marama Davidson launches a national engagement process to prevent and eliminate family and sexual violence.
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Taranaki mourns the loss of reo and tikanga champion Archie Hurunui. Video / Maori TV
'Magoo served his country, his community and in his last, he served his whānau'.
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Te Kapua Whetu Y13 students’ spontaneously haka in support of Whāngarei District Council decision to proceed with Māori wards after failed councillors’ challenge. Video / Supplied
Acting Oranga Tamariki chief Sir Wira Gardiner urges aroha in decision-making. Video / Maori Television
Tūhoe kaumatua celebrates 60 years at KiwiRail. Video / Maori Television
Māori men are receiving guidance on how to be male role models in the home through the Big Buddy mentoring programme. Video / Te Ao
Dr Kimberley from Te Manu Aute Whare Oranga and Amanda from Manurewa Marae share their experience getting the Covid-19 vaccine. Video / Manurewa Marae
Hapū members and supporters joined the hīkoi from Ōrākei marae to Auckland High Court, where Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will make their case against the Crown to challenge its approach to the rights of mana whenua in their territory. Video / Brett Phibbs
Act leader David Seymour takes aim at the Government for declaring the wrong crisis and acting "like a reverse Jesus". Video / Act Party
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Sir Hek Busby and the lost art of canoe building. Made with support from NZ On Air. Video / A Tawera / E-Tangata
Invercargill resident Tyson Gene Grennell says the racist graffiti on the te reo school is 'hurtful'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / The South Today
"I hope everybody finds their peace." Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local business gets a boost. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The inconvenient truth was that the health system fails Māori, John Tamihere says.
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Stace, Mike & Anika talk about the first steps to learning and respecting the Māori Language. For Mike, he took his first step when he began to pronounce 'Tauranga' correctly. Video / The Hits
Stace, Mike & Anika discuss the relationship they have with their Marae and why it is so important to stay in touch with their roots. Video / The Hits
Stace, Mike & Anika discuss why it is so important to pass on the language and culture to the next generation. They talk about how the next generation have more resources than anyone before us to learn and experience the native language. Video / The Hits
Flava radio host Astley Nathan and the Kōrero100 panel discuss how it feels to be a Māori man in 2020.
Anna Swann, head of St Dominic's College, speaks after Health Minister Chris Hipkins said some people perhaps don't accept or haven't previously accepted the science involved. Video / Te Ao Tapatahi, Māori Television