Native Affairs
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1Three years on from the Princess Ashika tragedy, why are non-seaworthy vessels still operating in Tongan waters? Why doesn't the New Zealand Government want New Zealanders to know about it?
- Start 0 : 00 : 53
- Finish 0 : 17 : 53
- Duration 17 : 00
Reporters
- Adrian Stevanon (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
Speakers
- Sunia Fili (Tongan MP for Eua)
- Phil Goff (Foreign Affairs Spokesman, Labour Party)
- Samiu Vaipulu (Tongan Minister of Infrastructure)
- Tuna Likiliki (Managing Director, Tofa Ramsey Enterprises)
- Tu'i Uata (Managing Director, Uata Shipping Line)
- Taki Hausia (Eua Local)
Locations
- Tonga
- New Zealand
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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2Interview with veteran activist Tame Iti and his whanau following his release from prison this week, where he had been serving a nine month sentence for firearms offences.
- Start 0 : 20 : 01
- Finish 0 : 29 : 15
- Duration 09 : 14
Reporters
- Semiramis Holland (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
Speakers
- Marie Steens (Tame Iti's Partner)
- Wairere Iti (Tame Iti's Son)
- Tame Iti (Tuhoe Activist)
Locations
- Ruatoki North, New Zealand (Bay of Plenty)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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3Interview with Labour Leader David Shearer about the party's desire to regain all of the Maori seats.
- Start 0 : 31 : 23
- Finish 0 : 38 : 31
- Duration 07 : 08
Reporters
- Mihingarangi Forbes (Interviewer)
Speakers
- David Shearer (Leader, Labour Party)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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4The worst drought in history has Maori farmers in the Waikato feeling the heat. However, one farmer has put lessons learned from previous droughts into action as a safeguard against future droughts.
- Start 0 : 40 : 15
- Finish 0 : 46 : 58
- Duration 06 : 43
Reporters
- Mihingarangi Forbes (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
Speakers
- Jason Roberts (Senior Stock Agent, PGG Wrightson)
- Richard Pikia (Ngati Hikairo)
Locations
- Morrinsville, New Zealand (Waikato)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
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5At Te Matatini, the National Kapa Haka competition held in Rotorua last month, the lead performer of Te Whanau a Apaniu became the new reigning king, for his playfulness and dashing good looks.
- Start 00 : 49 : 29
- Finish 00 : 58 : 23
- Duration 08 : 54
Reporters
- Annabelle Lee-Harris (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
Speakers
- Jeff Ruha (Performer, Te Whanau a Apaniu)
Locations
- Rotorua, New Zealand (Bay of Plenty)
Live Broadcast
- No
Commercials
- No
Primary Title
- Native Affairs
Date Broadcast
- Monday 11 March 2013
Start Time
- 20 : 30
Finish Time
- 21 : 30
Duration
- 60:00
Channel
- Maori Television
Broadcaster
- Maori Television Service
Classification
- Not Classified
Owning Collection
- Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
- Maori
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
- News
Hosts
- Mihingarangi Forbes (Presenter)
Reporters
- Adrian Stevanon (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
- Annabelle Lee-Harris (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
- Mihingarangi Forbes (Interviewer)
- Semiramis Holland (Reporter, Maori Television Service)
Speakers
- David Shearer (Leader, Labour Party)
- Jason Roberts (Senior Stock Agent, PGG Wrightson)
- Jeff Ruha (Performer, Te Whanau a Apaniu)
- Marie Steens (Tame Iti's Partner)
- Phil Goff (Foreign Affairs Spokesman, Labour Party)
- Richard Pikia (Ngati Hikairo)
- Samiu Vaipulu (Tongan Minister of Infrastructure)
- Sunia Fili (Tongan MP for Eua)
- Taki Hausia (Eua Local)
- Tame Iti (Tuhoe Activist)
- Tu'i Uata (Managing Director, Uata Shipping Line)
- Tuna Likiliki (Managing Director, Tofa Ramsey Enterprises)
- Wairere Iti (Tame Iti's Son)
Locations
- Tonga
- New Zealand
- Ruatoki North, New Zealand (Bay of Plenty)
- Morrinsville, New Zealand (Waikato)
- Rotorua, New Zealand (Bay of Plenty)