This week we have completed reviews of two Māori language revitalisation entities, Whakaata Māori (formally known as the Māori Television Service) and Te Mātāwai. The
This week Prime Minister Hipkins also announced some policy workstreams that will not be proceeding at this time, like the merger of TVNZ with Radio
The InternetNZ Council has released a review on systemic racism. The review was undertaken by Dr Hana O’Regan from CORE Education, after InternetNZ failed to
The Minister for Māori Development, Willie Jackson, announced the release of a ‘Māori Broadcasting Strategy’, noting that “Cabinet has agreed to a three-year plan” which
Karen Vercoe, Lisa Tumahai, Andrew Luke, and Maui Solomon have been appointed to the newly established Ministerial Advisory Board to Advise on Upholding Treaty
A tangata whenua Ministerial advisory group has been established for Te Aorerekura – National Strategy to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence. Members appointed
Title: Te Pūrongo Ā-Tau A Whakaata Māori – Annual Report of Māori Television Service for the year ending 30 June 2021 Publisher & Date:
Title: 2018/19 Annual Review of Māori Television Service (Te Aratuku Whakaata Irirangi Māori) Report of the Māori Affairs Committee Publisher & Date: Māori Affairs Select
On Tuesday the Government released a consultation document on possible changes for the Māori media sector. This is an important item for subscribers working in
The Māori Television Service has also uploaded their Annual Report. Like last year’s report this is far too late, and completely unacceptable for an entity
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