Whakaata Māori

Animated story time series for children focusing on Māori myths and legends. Pūrākau goes to the South Island of Aotearoa, to the legend of Rākaihautū and his digging tool. (R)

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Waka Unua. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Amazing content curated for rangatahi, whānau and pakeke. Made by the Mataora team. (R)

After crashing down into a valley of lava streams, Kura is determined to find a way back up the cliff and get their godstick back from. (R)

Te Reo Māori entertainment programme for Kura and Kura Kaupapa tamariki / taiohi. (R)

Yvonne Te Wanihi Edwards presents uniquely Māori exercise workouts for young and old to keep fit and healthy. (R)

Join Hera Te Kurapa as she cooks up delicious, restaurant quality dishes. (R)

A baking show that pits whānau against each other in a battle for bragging rights. (R)

Meet Culprit owners, Kyle Street and Jordan MacDonald who deal with bad weather, 800 plates of kai and only 4 hours to make it happen, will they succeed at Taste of Auckland? (R)

The journey of Māori reconnecting with their whakapapa and whenua. Whaling finished in the 1960s and many people left Waikawa. They are now starting to return. (R)

Archaeologists unearth the lost community of Quindaro and experts explore a secret underground tunnel that hid enslaved people on the run. (R)

Ali and Ava, two lonesome people, meet and sparks fly and a deep connection begins to grow.

Sustainability films by emerging New Zealand film makers that push the envelope, take story risk and look to the future. (R)

Sustainability films by emerging New Zealand film makers that push the envelope, take story risk and look to the future. (R)

Pānia Papa uses games, music and activities to teach Māori. (R)

Ako, Series 5 Episode 14

Ako, Series 5 Episode 15

Pūrakau, Episode 8

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Amazing content curated for rangatahi, whānau and pakeke. Made by the Mataora team. (R)

When an old ponaturi warrior outsmarts the group and escapes, Rangi blames herself and dives into the dangerous waters to follow it to its underwater lair. (R)

Te Reo Māori entertainment programme for Kura and Kura Kaupapa tamariki / taiohi. (R)

Brain Busters puts everyday kids to the test in a variety of challenges that test their smarts, speed and strength. (R)

Whakaata Māori presents performances from the Māori stage of the ASB Polyfest 2024, the largest festival of it's kind. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Your way into the Māori world and the issues that matter. Māiatanga, Whanaungatanga, Manaakitanga - We bring you stories with heart.

Clara and the family head to the Bay of Islands for The Hole In The Rock Dolphin Cruise. A last-minute meltdown jeopardizes their chances of making it on board.

Multi award-winning current affairs show presented by Moana Maniapoto.

The story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker William Bill Onus. (R)

What is wairua? Answered from a Māori perspective. Explanations about the wairua of human beings and the wairua contained in all living things everywhere. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Whakaata Māori specialises in the stories of Aotearoa. Be entertained and informed with news, current affairs, sports, drama, documentaries and much more.

Purākau, Episode 3

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Kāpehu Whetū. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Amazing content curated for rangatahi, whānau and pakeke. Made by the Mataora team. (R)

After a narrow escape, Kura realises she has no choice and sets off to find a way through the treacherous lava streams towards the misty maunga. (R)

A thrilling drama from Margaret Mahy. The island of Kaitangata is twitching, it's waking up! Only 13 year old Meredith can stop it. Can she discover what it wants before it is too late?

Yvonne Te Wanihi Edwards presents uniquely Māori exercise workouts for young and old to keep fit and healthy. (R)

A baking show that pits whānau against each other in a battle for bragging rights. (R)

What is wairua? Answered from a Māori perspective. Explanations about the wairua of human beings and the wairua contained in all living things everywhere. (R)

Clara and the family head to the Bay of Islands for The Hole In The Rock Dolphin Cruise. A last-minute meltdown jeopardizes their chances of making it on board. (R)

Multi award-winning current affairs show presented by Moana Maniapoto. (R)

Your way into the Māori world and the issues that matter. Māiatanga, Whanaungatanga, Manaakitanga - We bring you stories with heart. (R)

The story of the first Aboriginal filmmaker William Bill Onus. (R)

Professor John Moorfield's Māori language course supported by an interactive website. (R)

Pānia Papa uses games, music and activities to teach Māori. (R)

Ako, Series 5 Episode 16

Ako, Series 5 Episode 17

Pūrakau, Episode 9

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Amazing content curated for rangatahi, whānau and pakeke. Made by the Mataora team. (R)

Still trying to make up for her mistake, Rangi calls on mysterious friends in the mist to help them trick the ponaturi and get the godstick back. (R)

Kaea Pearce, Brock Ashby and Tim Kiriwi take a look at music, fashion and sport. (R)

Brain Busters puts everyday kids to the test in a variety of challenges that test their smarts, speed and strength. (R)

Whakaata Māori presents performances from the Māori stage of the ASB Polyfest 2024, the largest festival of it's kind. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Presenter Nore Martin shows when and where to fish according to the Māori lunar calendar. (R)

A great horse adventure across Aotearoa, meeting our amazing horses and riders of Te Ao Māori. (R)

This three-part series reveals how over 500 species of sharks have come to dominate almost every corner of our oceans. (R)

Six indigenous strangers travel within the territory of Kespukwik aka Nova Scotia, and must work together, as they are immersed in culture and faced with their own survival. (R)

Join skilled hunter Pete Peeti as he hunts his way through Aotearoa. Pete is in the Manawatū-Whanganui Region with Taumaranui hunters Royal Peni and Mike Goldsworthy. (R)

Adventurer Owen Boynton presents a holistic view of gathering kai as he travels the country to meet like-minded kaitiaki and outdoor experts. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Whakaata Māori specialises in the stories of Aotearoa. Be entertained and informed with news, current affairs, sports, drama, documentaries and much more.

Pūrākau, Episode 4

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Learning te reo Māori has never been easier. A, E, I, O, U, Pāpā Rākau and Kōkā make tikanga, te reo and waiata fun for everyone. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Kura o Te Pāroa. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

After a deep sleep, Kura and Josh wake up to find Rangi gone. Fearing the worst, they begin to search for clues. (R)

Te Reo Māori entertainment programme for Kura and Kura Kaupapa tamariki / taiohi. (R)

Yvonne Te Wanihi Edwards presents uniquely Māori exercise workouts for young and old to keep fit and healthy. (R)

A baking show that pits whānau against each other in a battle for bragging rights. (R)

This three-part series reveals how over 500 species of sharks have come to dominate almost every corner of our oceans. (R)

Presenter Nore Martin shows when and where to fish according to the Māori lunar calendar. (R)

A great horse adventure across Aotearoa, meeting our amazing horses and riders of Te Ao Māori. (R)

Six indigenous strangers travel within the territory of Kespukwik aka Nova Scotia, and must work together, as they are immersed in culture and faced with their own survival. (R)

Adventurer Owen Boynton presents a holistic view of gathering kai as he travels the country to meet like-minded kaitiaki and outdoor experts. (R)

Join skilled hunter Pete Peeti as he hunts his way through Aotearoa. Pete is in the Manawatū-Whanganui Region with Taumaranui hunters Royal Peni and Mike Goldsworthy. (R)

Professor John Moorfield's Māori language course supported by an interactive website. (R)

Pānia Papa uses games, music and activities to teach Māori. (R)

Ako, Series 5 Episode 18

Ako, Series 5 Episode 19

Pūrākau, Episode 10

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Kura o Te Pāroa. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

Kura is furious that they have lost the godstick again and tries her best to stop her sister and Josh from making a deal with Hikuroa. (R)

Te Reo Māori entertainment programme for Kura and Kura Kaupapa tamariki / taiohi. (R)

Brain Busters puts everyday kids to the test in a variety of challenges that test their smarts, speed and strength. (R)

Whakaata Māori presents performances from the Māori stage of the ASB Polyfest 2024, the largest festival of it's kind. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Join the dynamic trio Chey Milne, Tawaroa Kawana and Jordyn With A Why as they celebrate music through a distinctly Māori lens. Ani-Piki Tuari shares her insights into managing the "˜Tuari Brothers'

Sons of Zion founder Riapo Panapa is on the road again in the USA with Aotearoa music legends and the hardest working band in the industry - Katchafire. (R)

13 part original documentary music series that features some of today's top Indigenous talent telling powerful stories through new compositions (R)

In 1931, three half-white, half-Aboriginal girls escape after being plucked from their houses to be trained as domestic staff and set off on a journey across the Outback. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Whakaata Māori specialises in the stories of Aotearoa. Be entertained and informed with news, current affairs, sports, drama, documentaries and much more.

Pūrākau, Episode 5

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Learning te reo Māori has never been easier. A, E, I, O, U, Pāpā Rākau and Kōkā make tikanga, te reo and waiata fun for everyone. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Wharekura o Tauranga Moana. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

While Kura, Josh and Kazumi follow a trail of maero footprints, Rangi is playing games with rangatira o patupaiarehe on top of the misty maunga. (R)

The grand finale of the season of Te Nūtube. We get to see Te Nūtube Haka shine and perform on stage. (R)

Yvonne Te Wanihi Edwards presents uniquely Māori exercise workouts for young and old to keep fit and healthy. (R)

Whānau Bake Off, Series 1 Episode 3

A lifestyle series that follows hard-case Māori anglers, Matene, Dazza and Jeff Cleave, as they fish for knowledge and food for the table. (R)

Join the dynamic trio Chey Milne, Tawaroa Kawana and Jordyn With A Why as they celebrate music through a distinctly Māori lens. Ani-Piki Tuari shares her insights into managing the "˜Tuari Brothers'

Sons of Zion founder Riapo Panapa is on the road again in the USA with Aotearoa music legends and the hardest working band in the industry - Katchafire. (R)

13 part original documentary music series that features some of today's top Indigenous talent telling powerful stories through new compositions (R)

In 1931, three half-white, half-Aboriginal girls escape after being plucked from their houses to be trained as domestic staff and set off on a journey across the Outback. (R)

Coverage of the 2024 Super 8 1st XV competition.

Ako, Series 5 Episode 20

Animated story time series for children focusing on Māori myths and legends. Te Houtaewa of Te Kao is legendary. He is known to be the fastest runner of his time. (R)

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Wharekura o Tauranga Moana. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

After crashing down into a valley of lava streams, Kura is determined to find a way back up the cliff and get their godstick back from. (R)

The grand finale of the season of Te Nūtube. We get to see Te Nūtube Haka shine and perform on stage. (R)

Brain Busters puts everyday kids to the test in a variety of challenges that test their smarts, speed and strength. (R)

Whakaata Māori presents performances from the Māori stage of the ASB Polyfest 2024, the largest festival of it's kind. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Hilarious gameshow hosted by Stacey Morrison. Te Kaea's Rahia Timutimu and Kawe Korero's own Kawe Roes take on The Queens of Pangaru cuzzies Ramon and Jay Te Wake. (R)

The Nanakia tāne are in the Coromandel. Sight-seeing is far from what these boys are about to take on. Their first challenge puts their shooting skills to the test. (R)

Short and sharp comedy skits from a Maori perspective. Featuring Ghost Watchers and The Judge Who Doesn't Judge.

The Miss Rotorua Pageant 2022 is back with even more drama, glamour and faux diamonds. The successful launch of the 2023 Miss Rotorua campaign turns sour after a sexy secret is revealed. (R)

A big-hearted series about Sabi Mehboob, a fluid millennial who straddles various identities.

A serial drama thats all about drama. Following a group of city based rangatahi as they navigate life.

With a commitment to shedding light on the lives of the homeless and impoverished in Aotearoa New Zealand, K' Road Chronicles is back for another groundbreaking season with transgendered journalist Si

With a commitment to shedding light on the lives of the homeless and impoverished in Aotearoa New Zealand, K' Road Chronicles is back for another groundbreaking season with transgendered journalist Si

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Whakaata Māori specialises in the stories of Aotearoa. Be entertained and informed with news, current affairs, sports, drama, documentaries and much more.

Pūrakau, Episode 6

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Learning te reo Māori has never been easier. A, E, I, O, U, Pāpā Rākau and Kōkā make tikanga, te reo and waiata fun for everyone. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Kura o Te Rangianiwaniwa's, Ngā mahuri. (R)

Te Nūtube, Series 4 Episode 2

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

With the maero no longer a threat, Kura invites Ruiha to join them on the journey up the maunga to find the godstick and hopefully Rangi too. (R)

Welcome to the fifth season of Te Nūtube. A brand-new show with a twist- a kapa haka called Te Nūtube Haka. Join Atareta, Te Haakura and their whānau as they set the plan for Te Nūtube Haka. (R)

Yvonne Te Wanihi Edwards presents uniquely Māori exercise workouts for young and old to keep fit and healthy. (R)

Whānau Bake Off, Series 1 Episode 4

A family game show series with a heartland community feel. Hosts Luke Bird and Marcia Hopa take the show on the road. (R)

Influencing Māori - Who's following who? And how to get followers. (R)

The Miss Rotorua Pageant 2022 is back with even more drama, glamour and faux diamonds. The successful launch of the 2023 Miss Rotorua campaign turns sour after a sexy secret is revealed. (R)

A big-hearted series about Sabi Mehboob, a fluid millennial who straddles various identities.

The Nanakia tāne are in the Coromandel. Sight-seeing is far from what these boys are about to take on. Their first challenge puts their shooting skills to the test. (R)

Short and sharp comedy skits from a Maori perspective. Featuring Ghost Watchers and The Judge Who Doesn't Judge. (R)

Hilarious gameshow hosted by Stacey Morrison. Te Kaea's Rahia Timutimu and Kawe Korero's own Kawe Roes take on The Queens of Pangaru cuzzies Ramon and Jay Te Wake. (R)

Professor John Moorfield's Māori language course supported by an interactive website. (R)

Pānia Papa uses games, music and activities to teach Māori. (R)

Ako, Series 5 Episode 21

Ako, Series 5 Episode 22

The famous saying of Ngāti Whakaue ancestors, Tūnohopū and Te Roro-o-te-rangi "Ruia taitea, ruia taitea kia tū ko taikākā anake". (R)

A lively tamariki show featuring pīpī from kōhanga reo across the motu singing traditional Māori songs with on-screen lyrics for interactive karaoke-style learning. (R)

Follow our cute characters as they enter the magical alphabet forest where our talking Papa Rākau and talking pond Kōkā live. (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Ngā Mahuri. (R)

Two clever cousins, Atareta and Te Haakura, share their world with their followers. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Pāpā Tei Nohotima shares waiata and karakia using a range of Māori tools and movement. (R)

After a narrow escape, Kura realises she has no choice and sets off to find a way through the treacherous lava streams towards the misty maunga. (R)

Welcome to the fifth season of Te Nūtube. A brand-new show with a twist- a kapa haka called Te Nūtube Haka. Join Atareta, Te Haakura and their whānau as they set the plan for Te Nūtube Haka. (R)

Brain Busters puts everyday kids to the test in a variety of challenges that test their smarts, speed and strength. (R)

Whakaata Māori presents performances from the Māori stage of the ASB Polyfest 2024, the largest festival of it's kind. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Haka fans compete against haka experts using their knowledge on everything kapa haka. (R)

We take an intimate look at Stan Walker's high-paced life, as well as the people behind and beside him - his straight-talking whanau. While they love hard, they laugh even harder. (R)

Pio Terei is on a journey to discover Māori and Hawaiian indigenous connections through tourism.

Kiwi celebrities travel the back roads of some of the world's most beautiful countries. Brenda Cole in Vanuatu. (R)

Fluent reo Māori speakers are in the hot seat to answer the tough questions. (R)

Hilarious "˜debating' competition showcasing Māori humour and wit entirely in the Māori language. (R)

Ki Tua is a podcast with a difference, covering current events and important issues through to formative moments in their lives. (R)

Whakaata Māori's flagship news programme Te Ao Mārama brings you the latest news that matters to Māori in Te Reo Māori - anywhere, anytime, on any device. (R)

Whakaata Māori specialises in the stories of Aotearoa. Be entertained and informed with news, current affairs, sports, drama, documentaries and much more.

Pūrakau, Episode 7

Under the watchful gaze of the mountain ranges, young Māori boys navigate their way through winter mahi. A rainbow on Rotoaira shines a light on the boys' mahi. (R)

Six colourful taniwha and their friend, Te Ataakura, explore through movement, waiata and fun. Te Ataakura and Kori learn about the coldest season of the year, Hotoke! (R)

An animated series for youngsters who love to figure out how things work. (R)

Children from kura across the country showcase their haka skills. Te Kura o Nga Ruahine Rangi and Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngāti Ruanui. (R)

Tai and her superhuman whānau run their local vege shop from their kūmara farm. The kids prank Grace to leave their farm. (R)

An instructional cooking series aimed at tamariki and whānau. (R)

An exciting youth series and a hub for rangatahi content. (R)

Josh and his dog Kazumi crash back in time to face a fearsome girl and her acrobatic sister. (R)

The grand finale of the season of Te Nūtube. We get to see Te Nūtube Haka shine and perform on stage. (R)

A fun sing-along Māori performing arts series for children. (R)

Rangatahi Māori showcase a popular combat sport in mau rākau. Teams come together to compete and fight as our tūpuna once did. It's exciting, thrilling and authentically Māori.

Professor John Moorfield's Māori language course supported by an interactive website. (R)

Pānia Papa uses games, music and activities to teach Māori. (R)

Pānia Papa presents Māori language lessons for intermediate-level learners. (R)

The top primary schools from around the Aotearoa compete at the national competition held at Trafalgar Centre, Nelson. (R)

The top primary schools from around the Aotearoa compete at the national competition held at Trafalgar Centre, Nelson. (R)

Haka fans compete against haka experts using their knowledge on everything kapa haka. (R)

See what it takes to be the best kapa haka in the world as Ngā Tūmanako celebrates its triumphant win at Te Matatini 2019. (R)

See what it takes to be the best kapa haka in the world as Ngā Tūmanako celebrates its triumphant win at Te Matatini 2019. (R)

See what it takes to be the best kapa haka in the world as Ngā Tūmanako celebrates its triumphant win at Te Matatini 2019. (R)

We follow the same characters that entertained us in Series 1 and introduce exciting, interesting new ones as the kapa regroup for this next challenge. (R)

Iwi Anthems are the waiata and haka we love to perform. They reveal who we are as a tribe and what is important to us all the while providing entertainment. (R)

In this episode we learn proverbs used in formal speech. (R)

Ten iwi around the motu explore and celebrate karanga in contemporary Aotearoa. (R)

The origin and history of whaikōrero featuring Mauriora Kingi, Awanui Black, Te Wharehuia Milroy and Poia Rewi. (R)

Marae DIY brings together the tribe and the community to rebuild and restore marae in just four days. (R)

Family game show where the audience are the stars. Presented by Luke Bird with co-host Marcia Hopa. (R)

Finding Aroha is a contemporary, studio-based dating show hosted by Miriama Smith. Finding Aroha gives whanau and friends the power to choose a potential match for their unlucky in love single. (R)

Develops the skills of new mums and dads raising their babies in the Māori language. (R)

Communities give some much needed love to tired and run-down kōhanga across New Zealand. (R)

Pio and his electric bike make their way to Raglan to visit an off the grid eco-lodge called Solscape. (R)

A friendship forms between a never-aging 10-year-old vampire and an orphan schoolboy, but a moon headed monster throws obstacles in their paths. (R)

While researching his novel "in Cold Blood", Truman Capote develops a close relationship with convicted murderers Dick Hickock and Perry Smith. (R)

Te Hāmua Nikora hits the streets in search of karaoke talent. (R)