Asia Downunder
It's the final episode of the year. The taste of a nation, in our final story from Cambodia, we visit the Tonle Sap-Southeast Asia's biggest lake. The lake is a huge provider for so many, and its fish don't just feed the nation, it's also the supplier of Prahoc-Cambodia's single most distinguishable taste. And, we revisit some of the teams favourite stories from this year: Wilson School Winner, Glenna takes us to meet the award-winning architect behind Wilson School-NZ's first purpose-built special needs school. Living it Large, Bharat meets the man behind the catch phrase, 'Get a perm'-Filipino actor Leand Macadaan. Time for Tea, Milda meets the three-piece, all-girl band "Tea Cups," and with 11 recorded songs and 1 music video, they are already living the dream.
The Asian population is the fastest growing ethnic group in New Zealand. Asia Downunder takes a look at what Asian New Zealanders think about and why, and their hopes for the future.
Primary Title
- Asia Downunder
Date Broadcast
- Monday 21 December 2009
Start Time
- 22 : 00
Finish Time
- 22 : 30
Duration
- 30:00
Series
- 2009
Episode
- 40
Channel
- Maori Television
Broadcaster
- Maori Television Service
Programme Description
- The Asian population is the fastest growing ethnic group in New Zealand. Asia Downunder takes a look at what Asian New Zealanders think about and why, and their hopes for the future.
Episode Description
- It's the final episode of the year. The taste of a nation, in our final story from Cambodia, we visit the Tonle Sap-Southeast Asia's biggest lake. The lake is a huge provider for so many, and its fish don't just feed the nation, it's also the supplier of Prahoc-Cambodia's single most distinguishable taste. And, we revisit some of the teams favourite stories from this year: Wilson School Winner, Glenna takes us to meet the award-winning architect behind Wilson School-NZ's first purpose-built special needs school. Living it Large, Bharat meets the man behind the catch phrase, 'Get a perm'-Filipino actor Leand Macadaan. Time for Tea, Milda meets the three-piece, all-girl band "Tea Cups," and with 11 recorded songs and 1 music video, they are already living the dream.
Classification
- G
Owning Collection
- Television Vault
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Subjects
- Asians--New Zealand.
Genres
- Newsmagazine
Hosts
- Melissa Lee (Host)
Contributors
- Chris Wright (Producer)
- Asia Vision (Production Unit)
Subjects
- Asians--New Zealand.