Pouri Harris talks about basing a new structure of te whakaminenga to fix the wrongs done by the crown
2 days
Tihi Punanaki says about time that Oranga Tamariki start listening to us and what we've been saying all along
2 days, 20 hours
Dame Naida Glavish talks about report that brings to light staggering statistics around the uplifting of Māori babies
2 days, 20 hours
Tumuaki Mina Pomare took her students to this wānanga with the intention that they would learn and take home valuable lessons
3 days, 4 hours
Makere Mutu says the hapū & iwi of each area have the authority to deal with the whales that wash up on our shores
3 days, 22 hours
Kaiako Patricia Hikuroa speaks about the aspects of their teaching program at Te Whare Wananga o Te Awanuiarangi ki Whangarei
4 days
Morgana Thomas has been with Te Kapa o Muriwhenua for 10 years & encourages new faces of all ages to engage if they wish
4 days
Gina Harding discuses projects happening out at Te Aurere for 2020
4 days
Rahera Cowie is one of the students that travelled a long distance to be at 'Te Taumata' she tells us why it's important for her
4 days, 20 hours
Maanu Paul gives us an update on Kaweraus drinking water and the case going to the high court regarding Wai Maori rights
4 days, 20 hours
Conor O'Sullivan speaks to us about the Kaikohe & Kaitāia clinics set up to alleviate pressure on doctors in the Far North
4 days, 20 hours
Heta Conrad discusses the many whales that keep washing up on our sand from the ocean
5 days, 21 hours
Quinton Hita, one of the kaiako at the Te Taumata Wānanga speaks to us about what he would like to come out of this wānanga
5 days, 21 hours
Anton Matthews (Te Rarawa, Te Aupouri) has taken a stand against the campaign which misspells Māori place names
5 days, 21 hours
Reremoana Renata talks about her mahi with her people of Ngāti Kahu around holding on to ancestral land for future generations
1 week
Nau Epiha discusses the language of Te Tai Tokerau and current land claims, stating that the north is his main focus
1 week
Huhana Lyndon talks about an upcoming gathering in Waima to advance how hapu want their claims to be addressed.
1 week
Moe Milne speaks to Te Ikanui about the upcoming ‘Te Taumata’ wānanga from the 12 - 16 Jan in Whangārei
1 week
Nora Rameka touches on the Tuia 250 expedition & what's in store for Ngāti Rehia for 2020
1 week, 2 days
Medadane Kipa speaks to us about how to best run a small business and financial literacy
1 week, 2 days
Hinerangi Puru gives a rundown on plans to celebrate the life of Dame Whina Copper in Panguru, 3rd Feb 2020
1 week, 3 days
Ngawaiata Evans discusses what people need to consider when choosing to start their masters degree
1 week, 3 days
Jerry Norman is an active member of Rotary New Zealand and they are leading this appeal to help extinguish the fires
1 week, 4 days
Naida Glavish speaks to Te Ikanui about current affairs such as the fires in Australia
1 week, 4 days
Hailey Tobin speaks about how we communicate to our own tamariki when the unexpected happens i.e effects of fires in AUS
1 week, 4 days
Hono mai ki te hōtaka o Taumatahanga. Join Daphne Popata and Joel Bristow, as they explores the latest trending issues, with fast-paced interviews and hard-hitting commentary from a younger haukainga perspective. Taumatahanga is a fast-paced, upbeat afternoon show, jam packed with national, regional and community based interviews from a Māori perspective. This is a regional Māori radio show that also highlights current affairs of national significance. Whakarongo mai. 1pm - 4pm ia rā o te wīki Mane ki te Paraire.
