Maori Television this Week

Maori Television this Week

OX MEMORIAL SHIELD – Sunday June 21 at 2.00 PM
Auckland’s premier rugby league club teams have been competing for the Fox Memorial Shield since 1910. Tune in for delayed coverage each week as the battle for the title continues. Today: East Coast Bays v Otahuhu.

IT’S IN THE BAG – Sunday June 21 at 7.00 PM
Pio Terei and Stacey Morrison team up to bring back this classic family entertainment show, this week from the Manawatu community of Halcombe. Local contestants qualify with their general knowledge for a chance at the big question; the money or the bag?

HIDDEN (SUNDAY FEATURE) – Sunday June 21 at 9.00 PM
Georges and Anne live in Paris with their son, in what seems a perfect life. But when they start receiving packages, containing video footage shot secretly from their street, their idyllic existence begins to unravel. Georges begins to track down the perpetrator, and in doing so is forced to confront a guilty secret from his past. Meanwhile, his wife begins to realise she may not know her husband as well as she believes. A thriller starring Daniel Auteuil and Juliette Binoche.

TE TAUA MOANA – Monday June 22 at 9.00 PM
The trials and tribulations of young Maori recruits hoping to forge a career with the Royal New Zealand Navy. This week: The recruits experience pain in the pool and stand on Parade, and receive an official welcome into the Te Taua Moana ‘family’.

THE CARDBOARD TRAIN (INTERNATIONAL DOCO) – Tuesday June 23 at 8.30 PM
Every day 70,000 workers travel from the industrial suburbs into the city of Buenos Aires. There they search the streets for paper and cardboard to sell for a few coins - their only means of survival.

KETE ARONUI – Tuesday June 23 at 9.30 PM
Art series which showcases talented New Zealand artists from a wide range of disciplines. Tonight: Claudine Muru creates text and installation projects to express the political and social issues that concern Maori. She also likes to work with glass, a craft she learned from top glass artist John Anthony Penman. Inspiration for her work ranges from kumara growing, and her own ancestral connections with agriculture, to her uncle and mentor, artist Selwyn Muru. This programme visits her marae and whanau in Te Puke, and looks at new directions in her work.

HE KOHA MA BOB MARLEY – Wednesday June 24 at 8.30 PM
Maori reggae artist Ruia Aperahama travels to Jamaica to gift his reo Maori Bob Marley albums to the legend’s family. The trip of a lifetime includes visits to 9 Mile, Marley’s birthplace, Trenchtown and Hope Rd, the house where Marley produced so many of his albums.

THE MOTORCYCLE DIARIES – Saturday June 27 at 9.00 PM
Based on the journals of Che Guevara, leader of the Cuban Revolution, as he recounts his adventures with best friend, Alberto Granado, as they crossed South America by motorcycle in the early 1950s. Stars Gael Garcia Bernal.

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