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Episodes and Stories 16
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E Tu Kahikatea Sir Tipene O’Regan
The driving force behind the Ngāi Tahu land claim, Sir Tipene O’Regan, admits the isolation, the malice towards his family and the shenanigans of politics. -
E Tu Kahikatea Rose Pere
Spiritualist and educationalist, Rose Pere reveals the love of her life, the fatal cost of Māori education and living with a brain tumour. -
E Tu Kahikatea Arnold Wilson
The first Maori graduate from Elam School of Fine Arts, Arnold Wilson, admits being thrown in the river by an aunty offended by his work. -
E Tu Kahikatea Miniata Westrupp
Maori campaigner Minnie Westrupp reveals the loneliness of battling men, politicians and her own people to secure the rights of her iwi, Rongmaiwahine. -
E Tu Kahikatea Hekenukumai Puhipi
Waka builder and navigator, Heke Puhipi, shares how a boy without education became a captain of industry and the near death experience that almost ended it. -
E Tu Kahikatea Ranginui Walker
Historian and author, Ranginui Walker, discloses the death threats before showing viewers one of his proudest achievements – a state of the art long drop. -
E Tu Kahikatea Ben Tawhiti
Voted NZ guitarist of the millennium, Ben Tawhiti talks about being the salvation of music. (REPEAT) -
E Tu Kahikatea Whetu Tirikatene Sullivan
The first Maori female cabinet Minister, Whetu Tirikatene Sullivan. -
E Tu Kahikatea Te Wharehuia Milroy
The adored professor, Wharehuia Milroy, is driven to right a childhood wrong. -
E Tu Kahikatea Pae Ruha
Pae Ruha steps forward and reveals what really makes a winner. -
E Tu Kahikatea Keri Kaa
Keri Kaa heralds the supremacy of women, talking with the animals and composing a smash hit in ten minutes. -
E Tu Kahikatea Haare Williams
Broadcaster Haare Williams retraces the journey from mudflat to tuxedo and the lonely return from riches to rags. -
E Tu Kahikatea June Mariu
NZ double international June Hinekahukura Mariu shoots from the hip on defeating opponents, winning friends and losing the love of her life. -
E Tu Kahikatea Te Huirangi Waikerepuru
The peaceful protestor Huirangi Waikerepuru salutes the absurdity of breakfast in jail and lunch with the Governor-General. -
E Tu Kahikatea Dr. Ngapare Hopa
The first Maori doctorate of Oxford Ngapare Hopa dances with the wolves, the wise and the will of Waikato. -
E Tu Kahikatea Dr. Toby Curtis
Toby Curtis declares our right to be fabulous, and talks about trusting your gut and taking the fall to make your stand.
