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NewsIwi radio broadcasters team up to produce regional TV news show
The weekly news show produced by iwi radio stations across the central North Island screens on Māori Television's Te Reo channel every Monday at 7pm.
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IWI RADIO UNITE FOR REGIONAL TELEVISION NEWS SHOW – ON TE REO!
Iwi radio broadcasters from across the central North Island have joined forces to produce a weekly regional news show, AUKAHA, screening on Māori Television’s Te Reo channel every Monday at 7.00 PM.
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Awa FM celebrates 30 years on our air waves
At 30-years-old today, Awa FM is looking to the horizon, to find new ways to deliver news to the rohe.
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Whare Kōrero app launches to bring iwi radio to one hub
The app will bring all 21 iwi radio stations together and will have all their content.
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First-term councillor pushes for more understanding of Treaty and te reo Māori
Rino Wilkinson, who won the Paeroa seat on the Hauraki District Council, sets the challenge.
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Te Ūpoko o Te Ika host reacts to National standing Māori candidates
Adrian Wagner was at the caucus meeting today.
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Jackson wants funding increased for iwi radio and Māori TV
Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson has appointed a new independent advisory group to further strengthen the future of Māori broadcasting.
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Iwi will have say on Endeavour replicas
After voting in favour of installing two new replicas of Captain Cook's ship, Endeavour, in the city without consulting local iwi, Gisborne Council has done a flip-flop with Gisborne mayor Rehette Stoltz saying iwi will now be allowed to have their say.
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Iwi radio keeps uri connected and informed during lockdown
Atiawa Toa FM staff never doubted their radio station should stay on air to support their communities through COVID-19 when the nation went into lockdown. The iwi station is a part of Te Rūnanganui o Te Āti Awa ki te Upoko o Te Ika a Maui which received Te Puni Kōkiri investment to deliver pandemic-related support to Māori communities across the Hutt Valley, Porirua and Wellington City.
