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Episodes and Stories 1,298
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Waka Huia Russel F Woodhouse | Ngāti Pākehā
He looks after our deceased, he looks after our spirit, he speaks on the marae, he sings our songs, he bakes our bread, he wears a mataora; an honour he carries with pride. An honorary Tūwharetoa, from Australia. -
Waka Huia Moko Kauae | Ngāti Porou, Rongowhakaata
Season 2021 , Episode 14For long now, there has been the misunderstanding that moko kauae was reserved only for our kuia or esteemed wāhine. However, according to the teachings passed down to Joni Brooking, this taonga is for all wāhine Māori. -
Waka Huia Jennifer Ward-Lealand | Kiriwhakaari
Season 2021 , Episode 15Jennifer Ward-Lealand's dedication to Te Ao Māori, theatre, film and television saw her named 2020 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year. Despite Ward-Lealand's high profile, this Waka Huia episode covers a more personal side to her. -
Waka Huia Herita Toko | Ngāti Tūhoe
Season 2021 , Episode 16From an early age, Herita nurtured children. As the years passed, she'd go on to help establish kōhanga reo within the Waiariki region. She's adamant that there's no point in sending your child to kōhanga reo if the language is not spoken at home. -
Waka Huia Te Ranga
Hear from Charlie Rahiri and Tracey Togo about the battle of Te Ranga and how the Māori land wars have been etched into the people of Tauranga moana. -
Waka Huia Anania Wikaira | Te Hikutu, Ngāti Kahu
The reluctant tohunga - Anania Wikaira - is a direct descendant of Kupe with one hand on the bible and the other on the karakia of Kupe. -
Waka Huia
Season 2020 , Episode 31Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Laurie Nicholas | Ngāti Whakaue
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Archie Hurunui | Ngāti Ruanui, Ngā Rauru
Season 2020 , Episode 30The orator's benches throughout the Taranaki regions are depleted. Waka Huia joins Archie Hurunui in this episode, and also join his journey of speaking Te Reo Māori and his efforts to revitalise orators' benches throughout the region. -
Waka Huia Rotokākahi
Season 2021 , Episode 7Waka Huia talk about some of our lakes in the Bay of Plenty region, and what's more, how Tūhourangi connect to these lakes, which in turn teach us of their history. -
Waka Huia Atua Matua
After Dr. Ihirangi Heke (Waikato) and Dr. Wayne Ngata (Ngāti Ira) worked together, the kaupapa of 'Atua Matua' emerged. Its purpose is to reawaken the knowledge of our natural environments to re-stimulate the wellbeing of our people. -
Waka Huia Ope Maxwell | Ngāti Konohi
Season 2021 , Episode 6Ope Maxwell is a member of the Auckland Anglican Kapahaka, a church warden at Holy Sepulchure and an advocate for youth at risk in West Auckland. A mother and great grandmother, Ope is also an unsung hero of the Māori community in Tāmaki Makaurau. -
Waka Huia Barney Winikerei | Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Koroki-Kahukura
Tribal minister Barney Winikerei was brought up in the seaside settlement of Marokopa. It's also where he first learnt the importance of karakia, by listening to his elders. -
Waka Huia Waipapa Marae - Part 1
Waka Huia examines the twenty year history and stories of Waipapa Marae, located in the heart of Auckland city, told by those who fought to establish the marae. -
Waka Huia Waipapa Marae - Part 2
Waka Huia examines the twenty year history and stories of Waipapa Marae, located in the heart of Auckland city, told by those who fought to establish the marae. -
Waka Huia Ropata Paora | Te Taoū, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
Ropata Paora is a staunch advocate for his people of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei. Over the years he has defiantly challenged the system, the crown and the council in Auckland. However today, he takes a much gentler approach. -
Waka Huia Last Man Standing
Season 2021 , Episode 9The last living member of the 28th Māori Battalion, Sir Robert (Bom) Gillies of the B Company penny divers of Te Arawa, gives a special insight into the Māori wartime experience. -
Waka Huia Meng Foon
Season 2021 , Episode 10Meng Foon, of Chinese descent, came to New Zealand as a young child and developed a passion for Te Reo Māori when he was just 7 years old. We look at how Te Ao Māori has played a major role in his life. -
Waka Huia Morvin Te Anatipa Simon | Te Āti-Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngā Paerangi, Ngāti Apa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa
Morvin Te Anatipa Simon is known for his great achievements as an expert in Māori language and song writing. We acknowledge his legacy, as told through his tamariki and mokopuna. -
Waka Huia Āmato Dan Davis | Te Tao-ū
Season 2020 , Episode 35Having grown up on the turangawaewae at Okahu Pa, while absorbing the korero permeating from Te Puru o Tamaki, Dan Davis saw early on the impacts of the perpetual growth of Auckland City. -
Waka Huia Hariata Haumate | Ngāti Tūhoe, Ngāti Kahungunu
Hariata Haumate is a descendant of Ngāi Tūhoe who grew up in the Iharaira and Presbyterian faith. Hariata loves her whānau, her iwi, her beliefs and her grandbabies. -
Waka Huia Carl Ross | Ngā Puhi
When it comes to hard work and dedication, there is perhaps no one who comes close to Carl Ross (Ngā Puhi). He worked alongside the deaf Māori community to develop Māori sign language, and has shown years of dedication to kapa haka. -
Waka Huia Atua Wahine
Season 2021 , Episode 3Waka Huia dive into a world of assassin goddesses, religion and how these goddesses have inspired through the generations. -
Waka Huia Hariata McKean
Time Makes The Wine: Hariata McKean (Ngti Ranginui) is the matriarch of Tiki Wines. She reveals the philosophy underpinning the vineyard, life's wine lessons and how wine is a truth serum. -
Waka Huia Taina Ngarimu
Taina Ngarimu (74), shares an epic story of revenge from his cabin in the remote valley of Whareponga, East Coast; and reveals what makes a man on the stage. -
Waka Huia Mina Mitai-Ngatai
SOUL MUSIC: He's a self-taught sax player but for Mina Mitai-Ngatai (82) it's playing for the deceased, and the family left behind, that is his greatest gift. -
Waka Huia Hiamoe Waaka
TE POU KOKIRI: He is affectionately known as the Policeman' on some marae in Tuhoe, Tiare Hiamoe Waaka ensures the rules of engagement are adhered to and why you may be disallowed on his marae. -
Waka Huia
Season 2013A profile of Nga Whakawairangi Hotumauea Hohepa (Ngati Rongomai, Ngati Pikiao). -
Waka Huia
Season 2013Profile of Joe O'Connor, a kaumatua of Tainui descent, who has lived in the Far North for over forty years and continues to support his community in all things Maori. -
Waka Huia Piki Te Ora Wartini and Lena Te Rina Tapa
Season 2013Two kuia from Whanganui awa talk about their triumphs, hardships, and the secret to a longer lasting life. -
Waka Huia The Pai Maarire Movement
Season 2013A look at the Pai Maarire movement, a syncretic Maori religion that flourished in Aotearoa from about 1863 to 1874. -
Waka Huia
Season 2013Profile of broadcaster, journalist, commentator, publisher and politician Derek Fox. -
Waka Huia
Season 2013Profile of Pat Rore Stafford, a semi-retired dry stock farmer living in Waitomo. -
Waka Huia
Season 2013Profile of the musically talented artist and composer Ngamoni Huata. -
Waka Huia
Season 2013Arana is a Pakeha with 100% European bloodlines who immersed himself in Maori culture and language in the late 1970s. -
Waka Huia Okahu 1
Tena koutou e te iwi. Anei ta tatou taonga a te Waka Huia, hei mataki mai ma koutou ia wiki. He konei puta ai nga taonga kei te mau tonu i waenganui i te iwi i tenei wa. -
Waka Huia Neke
This week looks at the development of Māori education from rural through to urbanisation. -
Waka Huia Rahera Shortland
TAIEA: A fashionista who rose above the criticism of her mother to become one of NZ's best language exponents, Rahera Shortland (Ngapuhi) reveals how easy it can be to learn any language and the impor -
Waka Huia Taina McGregor
Giving a voice to ordinary people. Oral historian Taina Tangaere-McGregor (Ngati Porou) navigates us through the maze of rarchives at the National Library of New Zealand. -
Waka Huia Ereti Brown
A small town girl with big dreams; to create an Auckland community similar to her beloved Te Araroa. Ereti Brown (Ngti Porou) established one of the most successful play centres in Auckland. -
Waka Huia Peti Nohotima
History tells us if you want to take down a country - the library is the first place to be bombed' - storyteller Peti Nohotima (Tuhoe) reveals her love of life, literature and libraries. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Maori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Erina Kaui
Erina Kaui (Ngai Te Apatu) meanders down Te Wairoa river giving koha and reveals the genealogy of water and what life was like living at Takitimu Marae. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Maori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia : Tiare Kata Teinakore
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Maori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Rapata Kopae
Hes the dreadlocked, barefooted elder from Poroporo, Bay of Plenty. Rapata Kopae (Ngati Rangataua) reveals how he went from having no language to being the main speaker on his marae. -
Waka Huia Rangi Laskey
She's nurtured more than 100 children and only lost one, her beloved son. This is a story about the Kohanga Reo movement through the eyes of one of its teachers, Rangikapiua Laskey. -
Waka Huia Mita Mohi
In this living legacy piece, we honour Mita Mohi, an expert and teacher of traditional Maori weaponry. Through the eyes of his grandchildren we gain an insight into his extraordinary life. -
Waka Huia Awi Riddell
He devoted 50 years of his life to the education of young Maori minds. Awi Riddell (Ngati Porou) looks back at his life as an educationalist and questions the future of our Maori boarding schools. -
Waka Huia Kirimaaku Kihi
She's the dancer who revitalised Waikato-Tainui performing arts: Kirimaaku Kihi reveals her inspiration to dance and the hard work required to shape national kapa haka champions.
