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Sir David Beattie New Zealand Journalism Awards
The inaugural presentation of the new annual awards, held in Auckland. There are eight awards and a supreme award. Keynote Speaker is Padraic (Paddy) McGuinness, Chief Editor, Australian Financial Review. The award sculptures are by Auckland Sculptor Ken Kendall. -
Nga Tohu Matariki o Te Tau 2021
Season 2021 , Episode 1This prestigious annual event recognises and celebrates Maori whose passion, innovation, and dedication make a difference to our communities and our country. -
Maori Sports Awards: 30 in 30
Episode 3Maori sports figures of the past 30 years are ranked by a panel to determine the most influential top 30 -
Maori Sports Awards: 30 in 30
Episode 2Maori sports figures of the past 30 years are ranked by a panel to determine the most influential top 30 -
Maori Sports Awards: 30 in 30
Episode 1Maori sports figures of the past 30 years are ranked by a panel to determine the most influential top 30 -
Awards Ceremony for National Orders
Awards Ceremony for National Orders, Republic of South Africa with Trevor Richards receiving the Order of the Companion of O.R. Tambo (Gold). -
Korihi
KORIHI is a 2 Hour Music competition with 14 finalists representing their rohe singing an original song inspired by the events of COVID-19 to uplift our people. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2020 Finalists, Pt. 2
Season 2020 , Episode 2Featuring finalists in Sport, Community, Business & Innovation, and Te Reo & Tikanga Māori. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2020 Awards Ceremony
Season 2020 , Episode 3Join us for the prestigious annual awards ceremony celebrating Māori talent and achievement. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2020 Finalists, Pt. 1
Season 2020 , Episode 1Featuring finalists in Arts & Entertainment, Young Achievers, Education, and Health & Science. -
Maori Sports Awards 2019
Season 2019A two hour special showcasing the best of Maori sporting achievements for 2019. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2019 Meet the Finalists 2
Season 2019 , Episode 2Featuring finalists in Young Achievers, Education, Sport, Arts and Entertainment. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2019 Awards Ceremony
Season 2019 , Episode 3Live from the Auckland War Memorial Museum, join us for the prestigious annual awards ceremony celebrating Maori talent and achievement. Hosted by Stacey Morrison and Matai Smith. -
Nga Whetu o Matariki Awards 2019 Meet the Finalists 1
Season 2019 , Episode 1Featuring finalists in Te Reo and Tikanga Maori, Business and Innovation, Health and Science and Community. -
Maori Sports Awards 2011
Bilingual coverage of the 2011 National Maori Sports Awards held at the Telstra Clear Pacific Events Centre on Saturday 3 December. -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Te Atapo Matthews (Te Tau Ihi o Te Waka a Maui) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Auhia Solomon (Te Tau Ihi o Te Waka a Maui) (SERIES PREMIERE) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Nicola Peacock (Whanganui/Taranaki) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Manawa Twomey-Waitai (Whanganui/Taranaki) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Kimiora Kaire-Melbourne (Tamaki Makaurau) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Majic Paora (Te Whanganui a Tara ki Otaki) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Aroha Ruha-Hiraka (Te Whanganui a Tara ki Otaki) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Rahina Huata (Te Matau a Maui) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Mahinaarangi Paki (Te Matau a Maui) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Hauora Hepi Te Huia (Manawatu/Horowhenua) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Rangitiaria Heeney (Te Tai Rawhiti) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Donyale Togiamua (Tamaki Makaurau) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Turei-Hamiora Ormsby (Wairarapa/Awakairangi) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Tautahanga Rameka (Te Arawa) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Wiremu Martin-Edmonds (Taitokerau) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Julie-Anne Anderson (Waitaha) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Meiana Gardiner-Clarke (Murihiki/Otakou) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Wharekotua Davis (Wairarapa/Awakairangi) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Satriani Reihana (Waitaha) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Shandley Aupouri (Murihiku/Otakou) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Kayla Ratima (Waikato) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Rangimonoa Rangihau (Mataatua) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Puhiaurangi Black (Manawatu/Horowhenua) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Ruahei Demant (Taitokerau) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Herea Winitana (Te Arawa) ; Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Kaharau Keogh (Waikato) (SERIES FINALE) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Edward Riini-Hohue (Mataatua) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Meke-Pio Brown (Te Tai Rawhiti) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Auhia Solomon (Te Tau Ihi o Te Waka a Maui) -- Sir Turi Carroll Junior English: Dani Gibbs (Te Tau o Te waka a Maui) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Majic Paora (Te Whanganui a Tara ki Otaki) -- Sir Turi Carroll Junior English: Te Waimatao Ropata (Te Whanganui a Tara ki Otaki) (REPEAT) -
Waiata Maori music awards 2010
Re-edited to include even more outstanding performances, the 2010 Waiata Maori Music Awards honour the achievements of our Maori musicians. -
Maori Sports Awards 2013
A 90 minute special showcasing the best sporting achievements for 2013. Celebrating regional Maori sporting achievements. -
Waiata Maori Music Awards 2009
From the Hawkes Bay Opera House, the Waiata Maori Music Awards honour the achievements of Maori traditional and contemporary music. -
Waiata Maori Music Awards 2011
Maori Television brings you coverage of the 2011 Waiata Maori Music Awards, held at the Hawke's Bay Opera House, as they celebrate hip-hop, pop, reggae; show bands and iconic Maori musicians -
Maori Sports Awards 2012
Delayed coverage of the 2012 Maori Sports Awards, in which top Maori sports people will be honoured at a black tie event at the TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre in Manukau. -
Pukana : Nga Whakataetae mo nga manu korero a-motu
Award-winning children’s Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world. -
Pukana : Nga Whakataetae mo nga manu korero a-motu
Award-winning children’s Māori language show Pūkana, bringing laughter and fun to children in New Zealand and around the world. -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Kimiora Kaire-Melbourne (Tamaki Makaurau) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Majic Paora (Te Whanganui a Tara ki Otaki) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Te Auhia Solomon (Te Tau Ihi o Te Waka a Maui) -- Sir Turi Carroll Junior English: Dani Gibbs (Te Tau o Te waka a Maui) -
Nga Manu Korero 2010
Pei Te Hurinui Jones=Senior Maori: Edward Riini-Hohue (Mataatua) -- Te Rawhiti Ihaka=Junior Maori: Meke-Pio Brown (Te Tai Rawhiti) -
88th Academy Awards (2016)
Awards Show that honors the best films of 2015, filmed at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. -
73rd Golden Globe Awards (2016)
The 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards, from the Bevely Hilton in Beverly Hills, California. -
Ngā Whetū o Matariki Awards
Season 2016 , Episode 2The second in a special three-part series introducing the inspiring and deserving finalists of the Maori Television and Te Puni Kokiri Inaugural Matariki Awards 2016: Arts + Entertainment - Lisa Reihana (Ngā Puhi); Business +Innovation - Kingi Smiler (Miraka); Young Achievers - Ezekiel Raui (Te Rarawa ki Hokianga); Reo + Tikanga - Pania Papa (Ngāti Koroki Kahukura); Health + Science - Heather Skipworth (IronMāori); Education - Suzanne Pitama (Ngāti Kahungunu); Sport - Jamie Joseph (Ngāti Kinohaku, Ngāti Maniapoto, Rangitāne, Ngāti Rārua) -
Maori Media Awards 2005
The Maori Media Awards celebrate the achievements of Maori radio, and the fostering of te reo language over the airwaves. -
56th Annual Grammy Awards
Coverage of the 56th Annual Grammy Awards from the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, hosted by LL Cool J. -
2015 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
Join Dominic Bowden and Sharyn Casey LIVE for the biggest night on the NZ music calendar! Find out who the big winners are, and see performances from Broods, Gin Wigmore, Savage, Devilskin and more. -
Attitude 2015 Attitude Awards - The Finalists
Season 2015 , Episode 30On December 3rd – International Day of People with Disability – we celebrate and honour the achievements of kiwis living with disability at the annual Attitude Awards, a spectacular black-tie gala held at Auckland's Viaduct Events Centre. From change makers to artists, athletes, employers and young people making their mark on the world… meet this year's 24 extraordinary finalists. -
Maori Sports Awards 2005 Turanganui a Kiwa
Celebrating regional Maori sporting achievements. -
Maori Sports Awards 2005
The National Maori Sports Awards 2005, held at the Telstraclear Pacific in Manukau. Celebrating regional Maori sporting achievements.
