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Friday June 22, 2018 Last updated 13:21PM
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Join Claudette Hauiti every Thursday from 10am to 10:30am for Huitahi Tuputahi, Learn together, grow together.
A program that provides a Māori response to domestic violence. Violence and various forms of abuse is totally unacceptable at anytime. Huitahi Tuputahi takes a weekly look at domestioc violence and discusses what a Māori approach can do to help our people.
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Prue Kapua Principal Tamatekapua Law Breakfast Host: Dale Husband |
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Ratema Tamati Principal Facilitator at Whangarei Community Corrections Ten young prisoners take part in The “Whare” Burglary Prevention programme, a cross-agency initiative between Corrections and Police |
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Dame Susan Devoy Race Relations Commisioner Celebrating World Refugee Day 2018 |
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Grace Taylor Artist Breakfast Host: Dale Husband |
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Dr Eric Spur Manaaki Whenua Research Associate Birds are signaling major changes in our environment and a new report shows some of New Zealand’s birds are sounding the alarm. |
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1 Scotty Morrison | He Maimai Aroha ki a Talei Morrison He Maimai Aroha tenei ki a Talei Morrison, na Scotty Morrison. |
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2 Rangi McLean | Hui Hapai Te Hauora I korero a Tumamao ki a Rangi McLean e pa ana ki te hui o Hapai te Hauora ka tu hei apopo. |
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Toku Ao: Kevin Prime 21/06/2018 Ka korero a Rangi McLean ki tetahi o nga rangatira o te Tai Tokerau, a Kevin Prime e pa ana ki te matenga o nga rakau Kauri ki te rohe o Hauraki. |
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Love him or loathe him Winston Peters will be (well, soon to be) Prime Minister John Tamihere: Love him or hate him, vote for him or against him, either way, Winston Peters will be Prime Minister - albeit as acting PM only. |
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Time for government to step up and sort out 'after-hours debacle' says Tamihere John Tamihere: On Friday - the first day of winter - Westies will see billboards, adverts and information directing them to free medical care at Waitākere Hospital's Accident and Emergency department. |
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Where's the money for Maori, Jacinda? John Tamihere: The Government has a major problem on its hands in light of the settings announced in the Budget because Māori ssues are both manifest and intergenerational. |
