For many years, the team at Waka Huia have captured the astonishing stories of our living taonga from te ao Māori. However, there have been many great Māori leaders, pioneers and icons left out simply because, like many others, they do not speak te reo Māori...
Wild Kai Legends sees TVNZ current affairs reporter and passionate hunter, Tamati Rimene-Sproat, team up with local hunting legends for a series of rugged pursuits in locations scattered around the country...
Matariki is now recognised as an official national holiday and everyone of Aotearoa can celebrate it. Matariki Explained is a special half hour documentary that will outline what Matariki is, why it is significant and how we can celebrate...
Life Savers is a non-stop action, character-based, factual series that gives our audience an intimate look at the extraordinary lives of a small group of dedicated junior life savers, their coaches and their families...
Often shouted after the phrase, “Ka whawhai tonu mātou” (we will continue to fight). Ake, ake, ake meaning “as long as it takes!” – is a phrase that has become synonymous with Māori protest...
WHITIKI is a documentary that will tell the stories of three Māori Pioneers through the eyes of their descendants who are of a similar age to their tīpuna when they went off to battle in WWI...
This series travels across the world and through time, exploring Māori origins, tracing the journey of the first people to arrive in Aotearoa – taking us from Polynesia through Asia and into Africa...
Wild Kai Legends sees passionate hunter, Jack Terei, team up with local hunting legends for a series of rugged pursuits in locations scattered around the country...
Award winning series Whare Taonga takes the viewer on a journey to discover some of Aotearoa’s (New Zealand’s) oldest wharenui (traditional Māori meeting houses).
Join host and renowned architect Rau Hoskins on his journey around Aotearoa (New Zealand) as he uncovers the unique history of Māori architecture and explores modern and future architectural trends...
This documentary tracks the students and staff of Hastings Boys High School over one year to get a glimpse of real life Māori education success stories.
Radio Kuka is a refreshing, hilariously twisted mockumentary that takes the viewer behind the scenes of the inappropriately named Māori radio station Triple K am.
Ross and Beth is a drama about a rough-as-guts 70-year-old farmer who is forced to cope with the sudden death of his wife, and a teenage boy who becomes his unlikely saviour.
Told over the space of a day and through the eyes of 11-year-old Utah, The Dump is a comedy/drama about a boy and the gradual bond he develops with his estranged dad Orlando..
Hīkoi marks the 40th anniversary of the 1975 Land March which, under the leadership of Dame Whina Cooper, travelled the length of the North Island to protest the loss of Maori Land...
Jimi Jackson is a comedian with close to a million followers on social media; he’s the voice of his generation, and now he’s about to launch into the world of broadcast TV...
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