WHAKARONGO WHAKAAHUA MĀORI - LISTEN TO THE PICTURE MĀORI

Year: 1989
Reference: F29569
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 1989
Reference: F29569
Media type: Moving image

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Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Duration: 0:46:00
Production company: rangiatea films, TVNZ Iindependently Commissioned Programme
Credits: Camera: Eruera Te Whiti Nia
Assistant Camera: Himiona Grace
Assistant Camera: Mike Rawiri
Assistant Camera: Tundreu
Sound: Henry Nia
Assistant Sound: Gerrard Tahu
Editor: Eruera Te Whiti Nia
Assistant Editor: Josephine McClutChie
Compilation Editor: Ann Spier
Sound Mix: Mike Hedges
Sound Mix: Chris Verburg
Assistant: Henry Nia
Titles: Harry Kokay
Titles: Peti Nohotima
Maori: Huirangi Waikerepuru (Taranaki (Aotea); Taranaki (Kurahaupō))
Maori: Te Aomuhurangi Te Maaka Jones
Maori: Dick Grace
Rarotongan: Reverend Kiriau
Rarotongan: Iaveta Short
Fijian: Ross Lingairi
Fijian: Emele Duituturaga
Koauau: Milton Hohaia
Haere Mai: Tuini Ngawai
Music: Maui Dalvanius Prime
Television New Zealand Commissioners: Ruth Harley
Television New Zealand Commissioners: Jane Wrightson
Executive Producer: Whai Ngata (Ngāti Porou)
Associate Producer: Craig Walters
Associate Producer: John O'Shea
Producer: Eruera Te Whiti Nia
Director: Eruera Te Whiti Nia

Peter Love, Sir Kingi Ihaka, Amster Reedy and others contribute to a discussion about a Māori view of broadcasting and autonomy of numerous issues within the Pacific Basin and wider into Australian indigenous broadcasting.

Derek Fox also discusses Setevini Rabuka’s reasons for the coup d’etat of Fiji.

Many references to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. and shared experiences of indigenous people.