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Hip-hop duo T-H-R-O-N-E are from Oklahoma. YVHIKV (Mvskoke) & her partner Hayatheus combine her soulful voice with his poetic rhymes. It’s a compelling mix that is winning fans around the world.

People are estimating that 50,000 turned up today in Wellington.

Moana on the wairua she felt at the Hikoi this week and reflecting on what unfolded at Parliament yesterday with Willie Jackson ejected from the house and the Haka led by Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke.

Today as thousands of New Zealanders marched, we recall the word of the late Sir Robert ‘Bom’ Gillies. He told this show he believed Māori “are still fighting for a place in our own country...”

9/10, 5/10 and 2/10...The ratings are in for the current National led Government one year on since they were elected. Do you agree with our panelist? What do you like or dislike from this Government. Featuring Hinurewa Te Hau, Shane Te Pou and Tania Pouwhare.

Dame Georgina Kingi. Known for running a tight ship as Principal of St Joseph’s Māori Girls College in Hawkes Bay. Not one to mince words either. Georgina has been teaching or running the school for well over 50 years and has just announced she will be retiring. And has been formative in the lives of generations of girls including her old student Moana Maniapoto. Moana sat down with Miss Kingi ...

The uptake of rangatahi vaping has skyrocketed and what we don’t often hear about are the health effects vaping can cause. Reporter Jessica Tyson speaks with former users about health problems they’ve experienced and experts who say the government is not doing enough to tackle the issue.

Sports legend Honey Hireme-Smiler sits down with Hikurangi Jackson to discuss her incredible sports career but also some of the tough times of her up bringing which includes her being labelled as a town bully. Honey has a new book out this week. Watch our full interview with Honey and her wife Rochelle.

Moana sits down with a New Yorker who uses art and humour to provoke conversation and to challenge our misconceptions. Alok - goes by the pronouns they and them - and suggests there are bigger things for society to be frightened than people like them.

Moana & ALOK. This Monday we have an exclusive sit down interview with Alok at their whare in New York. Here’s a small snippet. Watch Whakaata Māori this Monday 8pm.

American politicians Justin Pearson & Justin Jones talk guns, the rise of white extremism - and being young, gifted & Black in a Republican dominated House. Some consider them the new face of American politics, others see them as a threat to everything America stands for. Both are under 30 years old. Moana met with them in Tennessee

For many students of te reo, Sir Tīmoti Karetū is the Godfather of the Māori Language movement. He may be 84 but he’s still on a roll - and not slow with an eye-roll either. What does he think of the name for Oranga Tamariki, Pākeha learning te reo or Māori being compulsory? Moana asks him these questions & more in a rare sit-down in ENGLISH…

As talk in Aotearoa turns to firearms, we sit down with Justin Pearson & Justin Jones to talk guns, rise of white extremism - and being young, gifted & black in a Republican dominated House. That's tonight 8pm on Whakaata Maori

Sampling the mood of America: Oklahoma, Tennessee and New York

Moana reflects on the week that was at Tūrangawaewae Marae

Donald Trump and Cameron Bennett interview

American Special: Te Ao with Moana heads to USA

Spokesperson for the Kiingitanga Rahui Papa, on the life and legacy of Kiingi Tuheitia

The Maipi whanau reflect on their special connection with Kiingi Tuheitia

Chlöe Swarbrick on leadership, dramas and what she's most fearful of.

Chris Hipkins: "Māori did not cede sovereignty"

Black Power, Uni Student and Fluent in Te Reo Māori

Dricus Du Plessis on Israel Adesanya, inspiring Africa and being the world champion

Karen Chhour and Moana Maniapoto debate section 7aa of the Oranga Tamariki Act

Exclusive: Couple from 'reverse uplift' speak out for the first time

Sir Pita Sharples - On the Māori Party, the Kohanga movement and entering parliament.

A sit down interview with Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown