Raapa | Wednesday Schedule

	1 Manako - Paora Sharles - Te Matatini a rohe o Tamaki Makaurau Te Matatini a rohe o Tamaki Makaurau
	2 Manako - Meng Foon - Te waipuke i te Tairawhiti Te waipuke i te Tairawhiti
	4 Ezekiel Raui \| Tutaki i te Kuini ki Ranana I korero a Eru ki a Ezekiel Raui e pa ana ki tana haerenga ki Ranana ki te tutaki i te Kuini.
	5 Tame Iti \| Te Whare Herehere o Waikeria I korero a Rangi ki a Tame Iti e pa ana ki ona whakaaro mo te whakahoutanga o te whare herehere o Waikeria.
	6 Tame Te Rangi \| Hakinakina I korero a Eru ki a Tame Te Rangi e pa ana ki nga take hakinakina o te wa.
	Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi Professor Nathan Matthews Breakfast Host Dale Husband speaks to Professor Nathan Matthews. He is Head of the school of Indigenous Graduate Studies at Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi, and he speaks to Dale about the new courses that are being offered at TWWoA for the 2nd Semester of this year.
	Environmental Coordinator Horizon Regional Council Craig Davey Breakfast Host Dale Husband speaks to Craig Davey, the Environmental Programme Coordinator for Horizon Regional Council, regarding the discovery of a microscopic freshwater algae species in the waters of regions such as Waikato and Whanganui.
	Industries Manager Auckland Prison David Grear Breakfast Host Dale Husband speaks to the Industries Manager for Auckland Prison David Grear, regarding the planting of native trees at Totara Park this Friday, as part of a three-year Million trees initiative made by the Auckland Council.

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