At a dawn ceremony in East Tamaki this morning, our indigenous name, Whakaata Māori, was launched. It will replace Māori Television.
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WATCH LIVE: OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF WHAKAATA MĀORI
New Zealanders are invited to celebrate the historic dawn launch of the new name for Māori Television. Whakaata Māori, which means ‘to mirror’, ‘to reflect’ or ‘to display’, will be the official name reflecting the network’s growth into a multi-media organisation.
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Historic milestone for Māori TV to be livestreamed as the sun rises
The new name for Māori Television will be revealed to the world in a livestream at dawn tomorrow.
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Jennifer Ward-Lealand’s new directing project: From P to ponies
One of New Zealand’s most accomplished actors, Jennifer Ward-Lealand, who made her screen directing debut last year on a film about P-addiction, is the director of a new Māori language drama for Whakaata Māori.
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'Queer and Here' show celebrates LGBTQI+ with Māori
Aniwa Whaiapu Koloa-Matangi grew up not really knowing much about his takutāpui identity. “I wasn’t really a thing for me,” he says.
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Māori Television switching to its reo Māori name
After 18 years, Māori Television is changing its name to Whakaata Māori.
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Self-taught cake-maker bakes Māori Television’s 18th birthday keke
Today Māori Television turns 18 years old and what better way to celebrate than with cake?
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Whakaata Māori commemorating Waitangi with all-day, virtual coverage
Waiata, debates, film and documentaries will screen alongside addresses from the country’s leaders.
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Whakaroau: Watching reporters through a viewfinder
Rituraj Sapkota and some of his media colleagues preparing for a bridge run in Parliament
