4:30pm ASB Polyfest 2018
Highlights from the 2018 ASB Polyfest, the largest secondary school Polynesian festival in the world, which attracts 9000 performers and 90,000 spectators.
5:00pm Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective.
5:30pm Waka Ama Sprints 2018
Extensive coverage of the 2018 Waka Ama Sprint Nationals from Lake Karapiro including behind the scenes stories and profiles. (R)
6:00pm Te Tēpu
Prominent kaumātua as well as the country’s best practitioners of te reo Māori share their views on local, national and international issues with presenter Chris Winitana. (R)
6:30pm Waka Huia
Waka Huia is an iconic archival documentary series recording the unique stories and histories of Māori for all New Zealanders. (R)
7:30pm Whiua te Pātai
#whiuatepātai is unafraid to ask the tough questions in this 20-episode fluent series. 27 speakers are in the hot seat. Can they handle the heat? #Ep5 Te Reo.
8:00pm Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective. (R)
8:30pm Whaikōrero
Oratory is a traditional and integral element of tikanga Māori. It remains so to this day and some would say is more important now than ever as Te Ao Māori faces the challenges of our time.
9:00pm Nanakia
This week the boy's get a taste of the rural life in Manawatu. Koro Piko Mullins puts the boys to work mustering sheep before they tackle the art of shearing.
9:30pm Kōwhao Rau
Stewart and Wairemana Poa work as a team, one picking up whether the other left off. A look at an endearing elderly Māori couple. (R)
10:30pm Te Kāea
Presenters Piripi Taylor, Rahia Timutimu and the experienced team of reporters bring you the daily news, featuring local, national and international stories from a Māori perspective. (R)