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Korero Mai Ki Ahau: February 9th and 10th
Broadcast on
Saturday 12.00
- 12.30pm
Sunday 12.00 - 12.30pm and
both shows repeated from 5pm onwards
E whai
ake nei he korero whakamaarama e paa ana ki taa matou hotaka
e kiia nei ko "Korero Mai Ki Ahau."
Kia ora
taatou
This week, Waatea News Editor Dave Kaire graces us
with his presence, and we present a Waitangi Wrap
Special
Saturday 09 February 2013 12:00 – Waireti Walters, Pita Paraone - Waitangi Day 2013
Dave talks with Ngapuhi kuia Waireti Walters about
the role that wahine should be fulfilling at Waitangi during
Waitangi Day celebrations, and would the furore around who
should be escorting main dignitaries onto Te Tii marae, have
eventuated if wahine were indeed in charge.
Pita
Paraone – Chairman of Treaty of Waitangi Grounds, Chairman
of Waitangi Day – Operations
Minister of
Maori Development Pita Sharples raised some eyebrows when he
suggested to move the celebrations to the upper marae to
stop the protests and all the disruptions. Dave talks with
Waitangi marae chairman Pita Paraone about
this.
Sunday 10 February 2013 12:00
– Ngawai Herewini, Hone Sadler - Waitangi Day
2013
Ngawai Herewini - Broadcaster of Te Hiku Media
Maori television has copped some flak over their
coverage of the celebrations at Waitangi from the likes of
Titewhai and Hone Harawira. They’re both accusing the
channel of following mainstream medias focus on just the
negative aspects of the day.
Ngawai Herewini, who has
been part of iwi stations coverage of each Waitangi Day
gives her view, along with an eye witness account of the
things we never saw or heard at Waitangi.
Hone
Sadler – Ngapuhi Academic
And finally, Hone
Sadler wraps this year’s Waitangi Day. The highs, the
lows, the ups and downs of what was Waitangi Day 2013.
Korero Mai Ki Ahau a half hour features programme every Saturday and Sunday from noon, which takes an in – depth look at issues affecting te ao Maori. Totally in te reo Maori brought to you by Waatea News in association with Te Mangai Paho.
Ma Waatea ma te reo hei whakamarama
Both shows will be available as podcast on
our website: waateanews.com
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