Whānau

Wild Kai Legends returns for season three with Tamati Rimene-Sproat as he travels to remote areas of the country, meeting local legends and braving the elements, learning the lay of the land in NZ's unique hunting environments.

Acclaimed music artists share their deeply personal stories of disconnection, reclamation, vulnerability, and courage when they translate and record songs in te reo Māori

Ex All Black Hosea Gear travels to the isolated East Coast, to help this small-but-mighty community win their first rugby match in eight years.

Weaving kōrero and waiata together in an intimate setting, Stan shares his journey in honour and celebration of the first ever Matariki public holiday.

All Blacks legend Sir Wayne 'Buck' Shelford and World Cup winning coach Sir Graham 'Ted' Henry are bringing together a new team of All Black greats, and challenging them to get back in shape physically and mentally for a grudge match of epic proportions

Francis and Kaiora Tipene are the passionate proprietors of Tipene Funerals. Join them behind the scenes, addressing our culture's last taboo with dignity and aroha.

Witness the extraordinary lives of Māori wedding celebrants, guiding couples of their journey to their altar, and the special connection they have. Made with the support of NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho.

In this web series, we explore the passion and drive that haka commands, utilised in unique school anthems, strengthening the mana of each school. On Demand available to viewers worldwide.

Mātai Smith is on a quest to discover where in the world haka are being performed, why there's such interest in it, and how it positively reflects the brand of Aotearoa.

He aha tō say? explores the beauty and simplicity of Ngāti Porou language and tests its resilience in a time where the number of speakers of Ngāti Porou reo dwindled.