WHANAU. PART TWO

Year: 2001
Reference: F51881
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 2001
Reference: F51881
Media type: Moving image

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Series: INSIDE NEW ZEALAND
Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Television
Duration: 0:44:44
Broadcast Date: 10/10/2001
Production company: Greenstone Pictures
Taonga Māori Collection: Yes
Credits: Narrator: Rachel House
Director of Photography: Deborah Faith
Sound: Brent Iremonger
Sound: Wendy Adams
Sound: Eugene Arts
Sound: Mike McCree
Sound: Dave Hurley
Offline Editor: Bill Toepfer
Online Editor: Nick Braxton
Sound Mix: Neil Newcombe
Music: Hinewehi Mohi
Music: James Hall
TV3 Executive Producer: Jude Callen
Kaumatua: Kingi Taurua (Ngā Puhi)
Executive Producer: John Harris
Executive Producer: Kay Ellmers
Producer: Catherine White
Writer: Kay Ellmers
Director: Kay Ellmers

“WHANAU” - PART 2.
A documentary about four Māori families who welcomed new babies into their whanau at the turn of the millennium. The second part features two families – the Ngawati-Glassies and the Ormsbys.
Renei Ngawati was in the second year of her university studies when she became pregnant with her first child. Renei was determined to carry on with the help and support of her partner, Neil, and their families.
Rachel and Travis Ormsby married at a young age when Rachel was pregnant and the programme examines the role of their Mormon faith in their family life.