Rātapu | Sunday Schedule

12.00am - 06.00am	Waatea Music Mix
06.00am - 09.00am	Waatea Mâori Music Mix
09.00am - 09.36am	Te Rongopai
9.36am - 12.00pm	Waatea Māori Music Mix
12.00pm - 12.30pm	Kōrero Mai Ki Ahau
12.30pm - 14.00pm	Waatea Māori Music Mix
14.00pm - 17.00pm	Waatea Māori Music Mix
17.00pm - 18.00pm	Kōrero Mai Ki Ahau
18.00pm - 19.00pm	Waatea Māori Music Mix
19.00pm - 20:00pm	Manako (Current Affairs)
20:00pm - 21:00pm	Waatea Māori Music Mix
21.00pm - 23.59pm	The Whānau Show
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	Topia Rameka CE Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board Removing Taupo’s rescue helicopter service is not an option, and the Government must weigh-in on the issue to make things right, says the Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board.
	Che Wilson Maori Party President The Maori Party is delighted to congratulate Marama Davidson as the new co-leader of the Green Party.
	National MP Nuk Korako 50th anniversary since the sinking of the Wahine
	Minister of Forestry Shane Jones Breakfast Host: Dale Husband
	Shelly Katae TRC Strategy and Performance GM More than 300 Tamaki people have found work through Tamaki Regeneration Company’s jobs and training programmes.
	Anton Blank is the co-author, with Carla Houkamau, of Rewire: a Little Book on Bias The UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights held a periodic review of New Zealand's performance last month.
	Manurewa MP Louisa Wall Breakfast Host: Dale Husband
	Toku Ao: Makere Mutu 10/04/2018 I korero a Rangi ki a Makere Mutu e pa ana ki te paamu heihei kua tohea e te rohe o Dargaville kia kaua e whakaturia.

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	Was Labour really ready to govern? Give it a bit of time. John Tamihere: These are the early days of this Government and we tend to compare previous administrations with the current administration - as we do with the leadership and playing capacity of new All Blacks squads against past ones.
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