Paakiwaha. 2014-09-01. 10:00-12:00.

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Year
2014
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261156
Media type
Audio
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Rights Information
Year
2014
Reference
261156
Media type
Audio
Item unavailable online
Series
Paakiwaha, 2009-
Categories
Māori radio programs
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio interviews
Radio news programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
02:00:00
Credits
RNZ Collection
Jackson, Willie, 1961-, Presenter
Trotter, Chris, Interviewee
Peters, Winston, 1945-, Interviewee
Reedy, Tamati, Interviewee
Turei, Metiria, 1970-, Interviewee
Hauiti, Claudette, Interviewee
Shelford, Wayne, 1957-, Interviewee
Winiata, Jordan, Interviewee
Mclean, Maree, Interviewee
Dann, Corin, 1974?-, Commentator
Laban, Ken, Commentator
Waatea 603 AM (Radio station : Mangere, N.Z.), Broadcaster

Paakiwaha is a weekly two-hour current affairs programme broadcast on Monday mornings on Radio Waatea. Delivered in English, it covers current issues from a Māori perspective. It has been broadcasting since 2002. Paakiwaha is funded by New Zealand On Air and is provided to various Community/Access stations and other broadcasters. In today’s programme:

1. Political commentator Chris Trotter on the resignation of Judith Collins, the Whaleoil blog and all things political.

2. Winston Peters on the resignation of Minister Judith Collins.

3. Tamati Reedy: the Ngata Lectures start this year in Poneke at Te Papa Tongarewa on Thursday.

4. Green co leader Metiria Turei: the ' Dirty politics' saga and Judith Collins.

5. National List MP Claudette Hauiti has words of support for ousted Justice Minister Judith Collins.

6. Its Blue September - Prostate Cancer Awareness. Wayne 'Buck' Shelford is one of the ambassadors encouraging men to get a health check.

7. 33 year old Jordan Winiata is the Mana Movement candidate standing in the Tai Hau A Uru electorate.

8. Following on from the success of Miromoda Fashion Show is young Maori accessories designer Maree Mclean.

9. Political Reporter Corin Dann: fallout from the resignation of Judith Collins.

10. Ken Laban wraps up the weekends sporting events nationally and internationally.