Pōteretere (Video)
Taisha Tari - Pōteretere (Video) - Taisha Tari - 2019
Ngaro (Video)
Maaka - Ngaro (Video) - UMA Broadcasting Ltd - 2019
Ka Puta (Video)
Kiko - Ka Puta (Video) - UMA Broadcasting Ltd - 2019
Karanga (Track & Video)
Maaka - Karanga (Track & Video) - UMA Broadcasting Ltd - 2019
Ūkaipo (Track & Video)
Seth Haapu - Ūkaipo (Track & Video) - Kēhua Music Ltd - 2019
Ikaroa (Track & Video)
Maaka - Ikaroa (Track & Video) - UMA Broadcasting Ltd - 2019
Whakamoemiti (Special Project)
Rob Ruha - Whakamoemiti (Special Project) - Oati Trust - 2019
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Over 75 Māori content producers and broadcasters across music, radio, television and digital media attended the Television and Digital Media Sector Wānanga hosted by Te Māngai Pāho in Tāmaki Makaurau yesterday. <br>“The wānanga was a chance to talk directly with Māori producers and broadcasters about the upcoming opportunities in the industry,” says Larry Parr, Kaihautū of Te Māngai Pāho.</br> <br>“With the recently released Maihi Karauna driving the revitalisation of te reo Māori across the country, we need a way to engage more directly with our stakeholders.”</br>...
Find Out MoreTe Māngai Pāho has today tabled its Statement of Performance Expectations (SPE) for the 2019/20 financial year in Parliament. <br> The SPE is an annual document, providing detailed budget forecasts, performance measures and targets that Te Māngai Pāho intends to achieve over the coming year. The SPE is also an opportunity for Crown agencies to demonstrate the alignment of their strategies with the high-level policies set by the government of the day.</br> <br> A PDF copy of our tabled SPE can be found by <a href="https://www.tmp.govt.nz/uploads/data_object/file/...
Find Out MoreTe Māngai Pāho welcomes the $14 million increase over two years in funding for content announced as part of the Wellbeing Budget 2019. The new funding will support the revitalisation of te reo Māori and the goals of the Maihi Karauna strategy through increasing multi-platform engagement with te reo Māori. “Today’s announcement allows us to purchase new and innovative media content, in collaboration with the wider Māori Media sector,” says Larry Parr, Kaihautū of Te Māngai Pāho. “This content will be delivered across a range of platforms and have a particular focus on rangatahi audiences.”...
Find Out MoreIn the 2012/13 year the first annual list of the top 40 most played songs on iwi radio was published. The stations now also receive a weekly te reo Māori Top 20 which shows what music is popular around the network.
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1 | Ka Mānu |
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2 | Kia Mau Ki Tō Ūkaipō / Don't Forget Your Roots | |
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3 | Pōtere Ana / Drift Away | |
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4 | Kia Ora Te Reo Māori |
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5 | Kawea |
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6 | Kua Kore He Kupu / Soaked | |
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7 | Hurō | |
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8 | Te Matatini Ki Te Ao |
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9 | He Iti |
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10 | He Aha Oti Koe | |
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11 | Ko Wai Koe | |
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12 | Tanerore | |
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13 | Nōhea (No Way Māori Remix) | |
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14 | Te Whetu Marama | |
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15 | Ngaru Hōu |
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16 | Tōrea | |
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17 | Tēnā Rā Koe / Thank You | |
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18 | Homai o Tohu | |
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19 | Mā Wai Rā | |
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20 | Raumati |
