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Te Rongopai is a weekly half-hour bilingual show that discusses the message of Te Rongopai translated as The Good News or Gospel Message.
 
Te Rongopai is hosted every Sunday morning by radio broadcaster & news journalist Mania Clarke (Waikato/Hauraki), who talks to a wide range of Māori  about how Te Rongopai has affected the faith of Māori  historically, the faith of Māori  today and its impact on Māori  in the future.
 

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stan walker and mania clarke Video Interview with Stan Walker

Stan Walker talks with Mānia Clarke, host of Radio Waatea's Te Rongopai Show about his faith and dealing with success.

The well-known singer and now actor was in Aotearoa earlier this month to promote his debut movie Mt Zion. Mānia Clarke caught up with Stan the day before the movies' nation-wide release.

From the Pullman Hotel, Auckland City. Cameraman - Rima Cooper.
Mānia Clarke and Stan Walker  

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Te Rongopai 14/06/2013 - Harataki Manihera - Part 114 Jun 2013 14:09
This is part one of my koorero with Harataki Kahungungu Manihera from Ngati Kahungungu. He was sexually abused at a young age, and grew up addicted to drugs, alcohol and gangs. He shares how God turned his life around.
Te Rongopai 09/06/2013 - Tony Romero07 Jun 2013 14:40
My manuwhiri kaikoorero is American hispanic Tony Romero. He grew up in a violent background, but found faith in God as a rangatahi. He and his wife have been working with rangatahi in South Auckland for a decade.
Te Rongopai 31/05/2013 - Daniel Paikea31 May 2013 18:08
My kaikoorero manuwhiri today is Daniel Paikea from Ngati Whatua. He is a youth motivational speaker, and former National Executive Director at Teen Challenge NZ. He shares his testimony today.
Te Rongopai 26/05/2013 - Joshu Kauta Part 224 May 2013 17:44
Today I conclude my koorero with Joshua Kauta from Ngai Tai ki Torere, about his Whanau Ministry as a book binder.

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