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KIA ORA NI HAO Sunday at 5.30 PM Six part series documenting the experiences of six kura kuapapa students from around the country on a three-week field trip to Beijing. Tonight: The students prepare for a journey of a lifetime, and share their expectations and hopes for the weeks ahead. |
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TAMAITI A brand new parenting series following four whānau raising children aged zero to five. Looks at the myriad of issues with bringing up babies and toddlers and the differing parenting styles in these families. |
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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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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 Bisexuality (August 25); Queen of the Whole Universe (September 1); |
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THINK GREEN Monday at 10.30 PM An informative and empowering half hour magazine style eco series dedicated to preserving the future of our fragile planet. |
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WARRANT OF FITNESS Tuesday at 8.00 PM Māori Television’s practical health and well-being show is back for a fourth season. Supported by empowering, motivational personal stories this series delivers no-nonsense, hands-on health information from a distinctively Māori perspective. |
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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 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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FREESTYLE Saturday at 7.00 PM An upbeat magazine fashion show representing the style and culture of Aotearoa. Hosted by Veeshayne and Tamati Patuwai. |
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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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