Māori programmes 1974

Police task force in Auckland:

Since Gideon Tait the new Chief of Police was commissioned to Auckland he has
been at loggerheads with the Māori and Pacific Island Peoples. He and his roopu
were given a traditional Māori welcome at Mangere Marae, the first opportunity
for Māori to meet the Police on their home ground and to be able to kōrero with
them kanohi ki te kanohi about issues that are of great concern to them.
This hui was initiated by the District Māori Council in collaboration with Nga Tama
Toa and other concerned groups................the hui at times was quite heated.

- kaikōrero: Syd Jackson.
- unidentified speaker
- kaikōrero: Titewhai Harawira.
- kaikōrero: Gideon Tait replied to some of the questions that were raised at the
hui, his reply was recorded in the studio of.....Te Reo o Aotearoa".

Pt 2. - Excerpts from the NZ Māori group that visited Port Morsby at the invitation
of the Goverment from Papua New Guinea, as part of their Independant Celebrations.

- South Taranaki: waiata tawhito / Ko Aotea te waka.
- Ak Anglican Māori Club: haka / Ka nukunuku, ka nekeneke.
- Te Rangiwewehi: waiata-a-ringa / Tangihia nga aitua.