Presenters Moko Tini and Rereata Makiha with the latest news, events and sports along with profiles of individuals from the Māori community.

Mark Sainsbury and a panel of presenters, journalists and political experts present coverage of the 2008 general election, with analysis of results as they come in.

John Campbell presents coverage of the 2008 general election, with a panel of political commentators and analysts, including former Cabinet Minister Steve Maharey, former political journalist Linda Clark, leading political scientist Jon Johansson, political commentators Chris Wikaira abd Matthew Hooten and former Independent editor Jenni McManus, who give viewers extensive analysis of results as they unfold.

TV3's late night news show, providing a mix of credible news and entertainment. As well as presenting the serious news of the day, this show has the freedom to push traditional journalistic boundaries.

In the presence of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, more than 1000 members of Auckland Maori and Pacific Island cultural groups perform at the Auckland Domain.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

To commemorate the 175th year since the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Hiku Media of Kaitaia delivers an online live video stream of proceedings straight from Waitangi on Thursday 5, and Friday 6 February. Coverage includes live karakia at the dawn ceremony, kapa haka stage performances, interviews with dignitaries, radio commentary, flag raising ceremony and highlights of events from Wednesday through to Friday and New Zealand's own PolyFunk band Ardijah.

2009 Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony, this year with Isabelle Huppert as President of the Jury of the 62nd Cannes Film Festival.

Matt Heath and Mike Lane look at the key moments and discussion points from the day at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast in Australia.

Footage of the Cover to Cover Bookworks Exhibition by the Association of Women Artists at the Outreach Cultural Centre from October 1st to 12th 1990. Video made by Claudia Pond Eyley. The following text is from the foreword of the exhibition notes, written by Claudia Pond Eyley and Beth Serjeant - "This exhibition of bookworks, the second to be mounted by the Association of Women Artists, is an indication of the growing interest in New Zealand of this expanding field. As seems to be happening internationally the books themselves are constantly exploring new ways of communicating, sharing and storing ideas/concepts, meshing media too. This year we have an increasing number of book objects to tease, taunt and test those who are prepared to spend time to browse through the exhibits. A hands on policy is the best way to view books, we ask you to please wear the gloves provided and to treat each volume gently - after all "Books mirror people!" (Slivca)" Artists in the show include: Caroline Bensinger, Joan Buller, Barbara De Mora, Val Cuthbert, Zena Abbott, Chris Massey, Claudia Pond Eyley, Adrienne Rewi, Dawn Pearce, Pamela Brooks Corbett, Maggie Taylor, Virginia King, Elizabeth Steiner, Lesley Kaiser, Sandra Morris, Berwyn Hartley, Kowhai Intermediate School Tamsin/Gil Hanly, Julie Ryan, Nicola Shanley-Nest, Catharina Kenkel, Daniella Aleh, Joan Travaglia, Lola W. Badman, Christine Hellyer, Helen Schamroth, Hilary Kerrop, Sylvia Siddell, Janette Craig, Maureen Zandorigo, Rachel Butler, Catherine Crooks, Charlotte Fisher, Carole Shepheard, Elizabeth Serjeant, Jude graveson, Jill Godwin, Donna Campbell, Chiara Corbelletto, Emily Siddell.

Live coverage of the Grand Final of Miss Universe New Zealand 2018.

Highlights from Day 4 of the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast in Australia.

Pacific highlights from Day 4 of the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast in Australia.