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An interview-based documentary series that explores and illuminates the world of Turi-Deaf Māori in the current day. Over the course of five episodes, the fifteen interviewees from across Ngāti Turi discuss their experiences, struggles and triumphs.

Watch and listen to the first ever podcast totally devoted to te ao haka as we hear from the influential figures, trailblazers and emerging leaders who are shaping the vibrant world of haka today.

Emmy Award-winner Tweedie Waititi, multi-award winning musician Rob Ruha and renowned photographer Erica Sinclair head home to the coast, teaming up with their cousins to create a pathway for others to follow.

Step into Aotearoa's world-beating MMA gym City Kickboxing, home to UFC stars like Israel Adesanya and Dan Hooker, as head coach Eugene Bareman invites six up-and-coming fighters to vie for a life-changing opportunity.

A 4-part half hour observational documentary series, that follows the journey of the Pineula Senior Master Men’s waka ama team, as they take on the infamous Hawaiki Nui Va’a.

Tāmati Rimene-Sproat travels to remote areas of the country, meeting local legends and braving the elements, learning the lay of the land in NZ's unique hunting environments.

In 1918 the Rātana Faith was started by T.W Rātana. But how are the Rātana faithful and the community faring now? A heartfelt and contemporary look at the Rātana way of life.

Meet some of Aotearoa's living legends, the Māori leaders who were raised through the challenging years where te reo Māori was shunned. Including legends from the worlds of kapa haka, photography, rugby and film.

Imposter is an insight into the journey of Māori musicians who are growing in their confidence, music, culture, and identity. Imposter syndrome is prominent all through Aotearoa. With music as the vessel, this series aims to inspire other rangatahi Māori.

Piripi has gapped it to Oz,… Since series 1, he’s given up the forestry and looking for a new mahi. Piripi’s taking adventure to the next lev, cooking Kangaroo in the outback , meeting the whānau taketake and being at one with the taiao. And mum… well she