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KŌRERO MAI Weekdays at 3.00 PM Fifth series of the groundbreaking language learning programme that uses drama to teach reo Māori. |
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KUPUHUNA Weekdays at 7.00 PM Unique Māori language game show – presented by Te Ori Paki – that pairs fluent Māori speakers with second-language learners to compete for cash prizes. |
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NGĀTI TŪMATAUENGA Monday at 9.00 PM Reality series that follows young Māori recruits with the New Zealand Army. |
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TAKATĀPUI Monday at 9.30 PM Tune into queer life Māori-style with the only fabulous, funky and informative show in Aotearoa for gay, lesbian and transgender Māori. Features Trans Jail (May 19); Carmen (May 26); The World According to Drag Artistes (June 2); Art Exhibition Hand In Hand (June 9) and Sylvia Kampaug (June 16). |
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KETE ARONUI Tuesday at 8.00 PM The best artists in Aotearoa talk frankly about their work and their sources of inspiration in this stunning contemporary art series. Features Derek Lardelli
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Louise Potiki
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Baye Riddell
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BROMASTERS Thursday at 10.00 PM Welcome to Bromasters! Presented by gamemaster Lanita Ririnui-Ryan with bromasters Brent Mio and Te Hāmua Nikora. |
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HOMAI TE PAKIPAKI Friday at 8.30 PM Māori Television’s interactive karaoke series live from its Auckland studio is back by popular demand. Viewers vote for the winners of the weekly $1000 prize plus the chance to compete in the final for $10,000. |
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KAI ORA Saturday at 6.30 PM Queen of Māori cuisine, Anne Thorpe, presents a second series showcasing exquisitely mouthwatering dishes sourced from NZ’s finest produce. |
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WHATUKURA Saturday at 7.00 PM Much-loved all-male panel show as five forthright and feisty fullas take on the worrying world of men’s problems. |
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PACIFIC BEAT STREET Saturday at 8.00 PM Tune in to the show that has its finger on the pulse of New Zealand’s youth culture. All new episodes explore the latest issues, styles and trends with a distinctly Pacific flavour from the funky Pacific Beat Street guys and gals. |
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LATE NIGHT LIPS Saturday at 10.30 PM Late night music show – presented by Kimo Houltham and Kihi Ririnui – which utilises archival footage of some of New Zealand’s most outstanding and lesser known musicians. |
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KIWI MAARA Sunday at 5.30 PM New Zealand’s only trilingual television show in reo Māori, English and sign language is the season-sensitive sustainable gardening guide with everything from eco-friendly ideas to inspirational guests. |
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KAI TIME ON THE ROAD Sunday at 7.00 PM Chef Pete Peeti embarks on another journey through the tastes and sights of Aotearoa in a fresh look at traditional and contemporary Māori cuisine. |
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THE NEW MIGRATION A series that follows city Māori who leave everything behind – career, lifestyle and family stability - to follow the dream of returning to their tribal roots. As they transition into rural life, it comes down to the $64,000 question: have they made the right choice? |
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HUNTING AOTEAROA The only New Zealand television show for hunting and shooting enthusiasts is back! Presented by good keen huntsman and entertainer Howie Morrison Junior. |
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