Segment 1: Ka tīmata te tari pōti ki te tatau ake i ngā pōti motuhake. He patapātai i a Mahara Okeroa. Segment 2: Ka kuhu ētahi o Te Rōpū Tōrangapū Māori ki roto i te whare Paremata mō ta rātou wā tuatahi. Segment 3: Ka whai te Wānanga o Aotearoa i te take utu mōni no te Kāwanatanga. He patapātai i a Tui Adams. Segment 4: Kua āwangawanga ētahi tāngata i ngā whakaaro o te pukapuka kua tukua nei, ko Māori Health. He patapātai i a Peter Caccioppoli rāua ko Bernard Te Paa. Segment 5: He hui e pā ana ki te Tiriti o Waitangi kei Waitangi i te Tai Tokerau mō ngā kura māhita o te motu. He patapātai i a Zoe Grant rātou ko Wallace Wīhongi, ko Ihapera Te Wake, ko Renata Tane. Segment 6: Kua pōti ngā wāhine i tētahi Perehitana hou i te hui ā tau mo Te Rōpū Wāhine Māori Toko i te Ora. He patapātai i a Te Ao Peehi Kara rāua ko Manuera Tohu.

Nga Kaupapa O Te Karere [About The Show] Tuatahi: ko te whakamahi i to tatou reo rangatira kia rongohia ai e nga topito katoa o te motu. [Te Karere aims to promote and use the Māori language five days a week during its 15 minute news bulletin on national television.] Tuarua: He whakapaaho ake i nga kaupapa Maori e haangai ana ki o ratou piki me o ratou heke. Nga hemanawatanga o te ra, nga kaupapa whakapiki hauora, whakapiki matauranga, nga mahi torangapu, whai-paakihi, tae atu ki nga take o te Ao hakinakina. [Te Karere aims to satisfy its audience with a service that will convey Māori issues that are of National significance, whether it be Māori grieving the loss of their loved ones, celebrating their achievements, or voicing their concerns.] Tuatoru ko te whakapaaho i enei kaupapa i roto i te tika, te pono me te maaramatanga. [Te Karere will be guided by the Broadcasting Standards Act 1989 in its every day endeavours.] [Television New Zealand, Sunday 27 November 2005, 23:50:40]