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"BREAKFAST." 12/05/2009 - with Dale providing your early morning dose of bilingual news, views , Māori events and entertainment.
Veteran Māori broadcaster Dale Husband (Ngāti Maru/Tainui) hosts this 3-hour programme that keeps listeners in touch with the Māori world with up-to-the-minute news and stimulating interviews with the newsmaker of the day.
EVERY TUESDAY - 7am to 10am.
Radio Waatea 603AM.
Includes:
* News and Weather every hour.
* Greetings - Show promo & rundown
* Waatea News Update.
* Community Noticeboard.
* National and International Headliners.
* Contemporary and nostalgic waiata.
* Regular Tuesday morning guests;
JOHN TAMIHERE: Spokesperson for Te Whanau o Waipareira in West Auckland talks with Dale about the 25 year strategic plan for the future that hopes to see Te Whanau o Waipareira implement. John outlines some details of the plan.
HON. PHIL GOFF: MP, Leader of the Labour Party talks this week about the new 3G, 2G mobile phone network starting in August this year by a company called 2 degrees. Their frequency spectrum was supplied by Hautaki Trust which was bought by the Trust some nine years ago from the Labour government of the day through the Waitangi Treaty Terms. They also talk about the NCEA system of qualifications in New Zealand schools, the Māori delegation travelling to Fiji under the umbrella of the Māori Political Party, to talk with the military ruler, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, the Mt. Albert by-election concerning the Waterview Motorway problem; will there be a Tunnel or will they be demolishing houses for an overland Motorway and finally, they discuss the ongoing Auckland Super City debate and how the National Party and the Act Party want to ram through legislation under urgency this week despite the fact that two to one of Auckland rate-payers are saying "not enough consultation" and who will be paying about 550 dollars per rate-payer, we need to get this right. Why is this particular model being imposed on us and why don't we have a say on the outcome that National promised us in their manifesto?
MANOS NATHAN: A half-caste Cretan and Māori Sculpture Artist talks about his work, his exhibition and his father who was in the 28 Māori Battalion serving in Crete. He also talks about the body of work in this exhibition and how they came about, the symbolism and the materials he has used in his contemporary art form.
GLEN MACKAY: Māori Responsiveness Strategy Advisor to the New Zealand Police, talks with Dale about the sad loss of Senior Constable Len Snee in Napier
Killed in the line of duty. Glen also talks about the important Risk Assessment that needs to be carried out before reporting to an incident scene. They don't just Rock-up.
CARL GOLDSMITH: Te Mangai Paho spokesman talks with Dale about the support for Māori Artists with Stage shows and studio recordings in Te Reo. They talk about New Zealand's Annual Music Month celebrations currently running. Carl outlines some of their support initiatives underway and hopefully getting radio mainstream airplay for their artists both here and Internationally.
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