NATIVE AFFAIRS. SERIES 2, EPISODE 8

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Year
2008
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F107615
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Rights Information
Year
2008
Reference
F107615
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Series
NATIVE AFFAIRS
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:00:00
Production company
Māori Television Service
Taonga Māori Collection
Yes
Credits
Reporter: Wena Harawira (Ngāi Tūhoe; Ngāti Ranginui)
Reporter: Jodi Ihaka
Reporter: Taiha Barbara Molyneux
Reporter: Annabelle Lee-Harris
Reporter: Semi Holland
Reporter: Marisa Balle

'“At a time when “TV is tabloid and channels are ghettoising current affairs”, M ori Television will be covering and challenging New Zealand stories with M ori perspectives in a new, prime-time current affairs show ironically dubbed – NATIVE AFFAIRS.
Covering subjects such as suicide and educational achievement amongst M ori boys, the team is dishing up four field-based video segments a week and one studio-based interview or panel.." www.maoritelevision.com; 11/06/2007

NATIVE AFFAIRS, te hōtaka taketake mo ngā take mohoa o te kāinga me te motu - mai i te tirohanga Māori - me ngā pūrongo taketake o te ao.
Current Affairs from a Māori perspective.

Kaitataki Kōrero: Julian Wilcox.
Ngā upoko kōrero mō te rā;

'TOP COPS
Maori cops are in senior positions even though they only account for 10 per cent of the police force.

PANEL #1 – POLITICS
Sandra Lee and Dr Maria Bargh comment on the political landscape for the upcoming elections.

TRUANCY
Ilminster Intermediate has found a way to turn around a high truancy and suspension rate among its students.

DIABETES
Maori have the worst statistics in the country for this disease.'' TVNZ; tvnz.co.nz; 23/06/2008