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Waka Huia
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
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 John the Baptist
Inspired by a call from God, John Catmur emigrates from England to Aotearoa and immerses himself into the Maori world. Working as a Baptist minister in Mangere, John learns to speak te reo Maori. -
Waka Huia Kaimoana
A look at the traditional practices concerning the gathering of kaimoana from the East Coast. Discussions with speakers from various tribal areas on their traditional practices of gathering kaimoana from Te Tai Rawhiti (East Coast). Looks at different types of seafood, methods of gathering, the types of nets used, and teaching skills of the whānau. Speakers: Philip Aspinall and Iranui Haig (Te Whanau a Ruataupare), Taina Ngarimu, Tom Fox and Pine Ngarimu (Te Aitanga a Materoa), Hoko Reihana (Ngai Tane), Hoani Manuel (Te Whanau a Takimoana), Pohatu Wano and Koro Dewes (Te Whanau a Hunaara). Originally broadcast on 10 September 1995. -
Waka Huia Pineaha Murray | Ngāti Kuri, Te Aupōuri
Spiritual healer Pineaha Murray says the time has come for an awakening of mankind and Maori in particular. He wishes to share vital information for maintaining spiritual and physical wellbeing. -
Waka Huia Mere Lodge | Ngāti Porou
She travelled the world, but upon her return, Mere Lodge (Ngati Porou) never knew she would be a part of something so revolutionary for Maori people, and the next generations. -
Waka Huia Te Tai Taikato
Te Tai Taikato shares stories about his marae, growing up under the guidance of his elders, his time as president of the rugby club, and his upbringing in Maungata-pu. -
Waka Huia Rita Tupe | Ngāti Haka, Patuheuheu
Rita Tupe is an expert in healing the mind, the body and the soul through Mirimiri - Maori medicine and spirituality. Rita, alongside her sisters, work together to heal their people and their land. -
Waka Huia Riwa McCaughey | Ngāi Tūhoe
Most days you will find Riwa McCaughey either in her garden, or reading scripture. However, one cannot work without the other. Waka Huia visits Nanny Riwa as she approaches her 80th Birthday. -
Waka Huia Manahi Paewai | Rangitāne
Those who are most knowledgeable aren't necessarily those who speak the loudest. Manahi Paewai has seen first-hand that knowledge can also be shown through action. -
Waka Huia Kararaina Kire - Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Porou
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Takawai Murphy | Ngāti Manawa, Ngāti Hinekura, Te Arawa
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Moetatua Turoa | Te Whānau A Apanui, Whanganui, Ngāti Raukawa, Te Atiawa
Moetatua shares memories of his time at war, and of his time growing up on New Zealand's East Coast, where he learnt important skills. Now he's helping kids learn the same meaningful know-how. -
Waka Huia Rob McGowan | Pākehā
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Kahu Tapiata - Te Arawa
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Beverly Manahi | Waikato
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Pouroto Ngaropo | Matātua, Te Arawa, Tainui, Takitimu, Ngātokimatawhaorua
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia John Terei | Te Rārawa
A successful Auckland businessman of over 50 years, John Terei feels the call of the Whangape homeland he left as a teenager in search of a livelihood. -
Waka Huia Tutata Matatahi | Waikato
Tutata Hetet-Matatahi is one of the original members from the first Taniwharau Kapa Haka team that was established in 1944. She has been a prominent leader in her community and continues to live by the values of the Kiingtanga. -
Waka Huia Jack Cunningham
Unraveling the meaning of Kawhia Kai, Kawhia Moana, and Kawhia Tangata through the eyes of Jack Cunningham, and his devotion to his Maori King. -
Waka Huia Raniera Tau | Ngāpuhi
He is the chairman of Aotearoa's largest iwi, Ngapuhi. He's been heavily criticised for his leadership after being fined and sentenced for killing five protected kereru. But Raniera Tau isn't backing down, and he has the support of his whanau, hapu and iwi. -
Waka Huia Ruta Broughton | Ngā Ruru, Taranaki
Ruta Broughton dedicates her life to ensuring that Te Reo Maori prospers within her home, her whanau and her Iwi. "Ka whakapaua taku kaha ki te whakarauora i to tatou reo." -
Waka Huia Dr Monty Soutar
Waka Huia has gained exclusive access to the preparation of the Gisborne parade commemorating the centenary of the Hui Aroha - a gathering to welcome home soldiers of the NZ Māori Battalion. -
Waka Huia Molly Turnbull
Molly Turnbull is known in Ruatoki for her contribution to education for close to 40 years. She is renowned for being optimistic, outgoing and for wearing eccentric clothing that matches her personality. -
Waka Huia Te Matatini
A behind the scenes look at Te Matatini; Maoridom's largest event that fosters, develops, and protects Kapa Haka in the pursuit of excellence. -
Waka Huia Lenore Riria Nonie McFarlane | Ngāti Pukeko, Ngāti Awa
Lenore Riria Nonie McFarlane of Ngati Pukeko and Ngati Awa returns to Poroporo to celebrate her 90th birthday. Devoted to Kohanga Reo we dedicate this programme to her in honour of her recent passing. -
Waka Huia Rotu Mihaka
Rotu Mihaka, a kuia who has dedicated her life to teaching waiata Maori and Moteatea reveals how she became the woman she is today and how her legacy was passed down by her whanau. -
Waka Huia Bernard Makoare
"Our genealogy is the basis of all things." Waka Huia films master carver, Bernard Makoare, receiving his facial tattoo as a member of the Church. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Brad Totorewa
He's Kiingi Tuheitia's toki, the King movement is his life. Brad Totorewa talks openly about his responsibilities, sacrifices and accusations that changed the direction of his life forever. -
Waka Huia Nuia Taratu | Tainui
Nuia Taratu was to receive her moko kauae to mark King Tuheitia's 10th Coronation but lost her husband suddenly. Two years on at the 160th anniversary of the King movement, Nuia is ready. -
Waka Huia Aniwhatanga Hare | Ngai Tūhoe
The establishment of Te Kura Maori-a-rohe o Waiohau has been a lifetime commitment for Aniwhatanga Hare, and is now a place for her kids, grandkids and great grandchildren. -
Waka Huia Rakapurua Tamati |
Rakapurua Tamati touches on the importance of being happy with oneself in the harsh reality of whānau suicide and shares with us his positive insights into the many events that shaped his life. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Hariata Paekea | Te Arawa, Ngāti Kea, Ngāti Tuara
Nanny Hariata is a mentor and true artist of the 'karanga'. She shares her life story and her many accomplishments with Waka Huia which ultimately contributed to her becoming a Queen's medal recipient. -
Waka Huia Dr Te Hiko-o-te-Rangi Hohepa
We pay homage to the renowned Te Arawa leader, Dr. Te Hiko-o-te-Rangi Hohepa, as his whanau and friends reminisce about his legacy. -
Waka Huia Hohepa Renata | Ngāpuhi
Where do creative thoughts come from? Hohepa Renata (Ngapuhi) explains how his art and his passion saved him and his family from certain demise. -
Waka Huia Te Hei Tamaariki | Ngāti Whatua
At the age of 80 she came back tenfold from a heart attack, Te Hei Tamaariki (Ngati Whatua) says that her will to keep her language alive, also kept her alive. -
Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. -
Waka Huia Martin Rakuraku | Ngāi Tūhoe, Te Arawa
Martin Rakuraku became a household name when he first entered his role as a Te Karere reporter in the 90s, although he excelled at journalism his real passion is kapa haka. -
Waka Huia Romana Potts
With his wings filled with tribal wisdom passed on from his mother, Romana Potts is a man of the birds. A pioneer of contemporary dance and a teacher, his creativity sees him soar above. -
Waka Huia Rapa Nui
Season 2013Waka Huia follows reporter Mana Epiha's personal journey to one of the most remote islands on the planet, Rapa Nui (Easter Island). In this documentary, Mana reveals a rare inside look at the tribulations of modern Rapa Nui who share a similar history, culture and language with New Zealand Māori. Mana is taken into heart and home and discovers life on the island through a fisherman and his family, a musical activist, and a local guide. He is captivated by the presence of the ancient volcanoes and the spell-binding aura of the iconic giant Mo'ai statues scattered on this eerie landscape. It is through this passage of discovery that Mana begins to realise his own individual lineage unravelling before him. -
Waka Huia Te Hikoi O Tainui Ki Te Kooti Matua
Season 1992Ko te kaupapa kōrero ko te raupatu whenua o Waikato. Ka heke mai ō rātou roimata mai te timatanga o te tāae whenua. "I riro whenua atu me hoki whenua mai / As land was taken so land should be returned". The Tainui claim for Waikato lands confiscated by the British, and still held by the Crown. -
Waka Huia 200th episode
Season 1992200th episode. Highlights from past shows.
