Tūtohu Aotearoa. Ngā hua 1 - 10 o te 232 mō

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Our Other Islands, Ūpoko 5

7:30pm, Rāhina 26 Mahuru 2022

He miēre, kawakawa, kuku, tāmure me te pāua te kaupapa kōrero a Troy Kingi me te haukāinga i Te Tauihu o te Waka.

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Our Other Islands, Ūpoko 4

7:30pm, Rāhina 19 Mahuru 2022

Kei Aotea a Troy e tirotiro ana ki te tikanga o te hanga huarahi waatea i runga motu tūhāhā me ngā rawa itiiti, me ōna kare-ā-roto mō te hokinga mai ki te kāinga.

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Our Other Islands, Ūpoko 3

7:30pm, Rāhina 12 Mahuru 2022

Ka pōhiria a Troy e tētahi whānau mīharo nō te motu o Kāpiti, e whai ana i ngā tapuwae o ō rātau tīpuna ki te whakaora i te motu.

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Our Other Islands, Ūpoko 2

7:30pm, Rāhina 5 Mahuru 2022

Ka hono a Troy Kingi ki tētahi hapori i te tonga, e tūhono ana ki tō rātau whakapapa i te tūrangahakoa o Rakiura.

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Our Other Islands, Ūpoko 1

7:30pm, Rāhina 29 Hereturikōkā 2022

Ka hōpara a Troy Kingi i ngā motu tino whakamere o Aotearoa, e ako ana i ngā kōrero nehe, e tūtaki ana ki te hunga e kī ana koinei tō rātau kāinga.

Crown Lynn, A Māori Story is a riveting slice of New Zealand history telling the iconic story of Crown Lynn pottery and the generations of Māori families that worked there. For almost 50 years Crown Lynn was the biggest ceramics factory in the southern hemisphere. Situated in west Auckland, it was a melting pot of rich culture in a post war era when hundreds of Māori migrated to the city to find work. Crown Lynn, A Māori Story reveals the incredible stories behind this locally made pottery and its charismatic founder, Sir Tom Clark.