In September, Māori Television celebrates the work of New Zealand documentary filmmaker Justin Pemberton, screening five of his documentaries over the month from Sunday, September 8 at 8.30pm. Kicking off with DEATH ON THE BEACH, Pemberton’s work will feature in the Pakipūmeka Aotearoa (Sunday 8.30pm) and Tuesday Festival Documentaries (Tuesday 8.30pm) slots respectively.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ina Te Mahi, 4 Ūpoko 5
I hangaia e te iwi, mā te iwi, ngā kohinga kōrero mai i ngā tōpito o te motu. Ā te pō nei: Ina te Mahi He Rangatira. (TUATAHI)
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ina Te Mahi, 4 Ūpoko 4
I hangaia e te iwi, mā te iwi, ngā kohinga kōrero mai i ngā tōpito o te motu. Ā te pō nei: Ina te Mahi He Rangatira. (TUATAHI)
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ina Te Mahi, 4 Ūpoko 3
I hangaia e te iwi, mā te iwi, ngā kohinga kōrero mai i ngā tōpito o te motu. Ā te pō nei: Ina te Mahi He Rangatira. (TUATAHI)
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ina Te Mahi, 4 Ūpoko 2
I hangaia e te iwi, mā te iwi, ngā kohinga kōrero mai i ngā tōpito o te motu. Ā te pō nei: Ina te Mahi He Rangatira. (TUATAHI)
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, Ina Te Mahi, 4 Ūpoko 1
I hangaia e te iwi, mā te iwi, ngā kohinga kōrero mai i ngā tōpito o te motu. Ā te pō nei: Ina te Mahi He Rangatira. (TUATAHI)
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Ngā HōtakaAutaia
He hōtaka rangatahi hou a Autaia i whakaihia ki te poipoi i ngā rangatahi ki roto i ngā ara mahi rerekē.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, He Wīwī, 4 Ūpoko 4
He hōtaka i hangaia e te iwi mā te iwi; kei runga Te Reo ā muri ko Whakaata Māori; nga kōrero hōhonu o ia hapu / Iwi; mai te Rāhina ki te Rāmere. I tēnei wiki kei He Wiwi He Naati He Whanoke.
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Ngā Pari Kārangaranga, He Wīwī, 4 Ūpoko 3
He hōtaka i hangaia e te iwi mā te iwi; kei runga Te Reo ā muri ko Whakaata Māori; nga kōrero hōhonu o ia hapu / Iwi; mai te Rāhina ki te Rāmere. I tēnei wiki kei He Wiwi He Naati He Whanoke.
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New Series Tackles Issues That Affect The Core Of NZ Society
TE ARA WAIRUA – A NEW HOPE, a hard-hitting new series premiering Monday, July 8 at 9.30pm on Māori Television, explores the shocking and often awe-inspiring stories of ordinary New Zealanders. Each episode of the 11-part documentary series features an individual’s emotional story of transformation as they emerge from a very dark and challenging period in their life.
