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WHENUA ! 06/10/96 ( Part 2 of 2 )
Presented by Libby Hakaraia from the Radio New Zealand Studios, Auckland, on National Radio.
Greetings / prog promo and rundown.
Welcome back / Prog run-down
Music : Tauira - 'He Māori Ahau'
Interview : ANDRE BAKER - Rangiatia Church Memorial.
Kupu Korikori : Personal opinion and comment from Rev. Muru Walters who talks about the upcoming election.
Interview : HINEWEHI MOHI
Caring for a sick baby is traumatic for any parent - but looking after a baby with brain damage is not only emotionally and physically draining, but also financially so.
For Auckland based singer and television producer / director, Hinewehi Mohi the past 4 months have been one of the most difficult times of her life.
Hinewehi's daughter, Hineraukatauri suffered brain damage at birth and needs constant care and treatment ranging from physiotherapy to cranial osteopathy. Last Thursday at the Auckland venue, The Power Station, some of this countries finest performers gathered to raise money for this special little baby whose name, Hineraukatauri means "Goddess of Song".
Attended by more than 850 people, the performers included Hirini Melbourne, Moana Maniapoto Jackson, Tim Finn, DLT and Mahinarangi Tocker. I visited Hinewehi Mohi and Hineraukatauri at home the day after the concert.
Doug Graham - speech excerpt.
Treaty Negotiations Minister, Doug Graham, and part of the speech he gave following the signing of the Heads of Agreement Ceremony between Ngai Tahu and the Crown in Wellington yesterday.
'The Ngai Tahu agreement is a long time in the making and by no means set in concrete yet.'
To explain just what's in the settlement and the steps still to be taken Libby is joined by Ngai Tahu Leader, Sir Tipene O'Regan.
Music : Māori Hi Five - 'That Ole Black Magic'
Music : Women in Blues (Mahia Blackmore, Truda Chadwick & Hattie St. John)
Singing - 'The Houses are Rocking'
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