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Follow a crazy group of city based rangatahi, they're young, kura kaupapa raised and dangerously onto it. Their world orbits around getting cash, cutting corners and charging their phones.

A powerful, challenging story surrounding the tangi (funeral) of a small Waru boy who dies at the hands of his caregiver and how his death impacts the community.

Follows two cousins on their quest to find Maori brides within 6 months to fulfill the will requirements of their grandmother in order to inherit the family land holdings worth 47 million dollars.

Show following a troubled New Zealand teenager, Logan Walker as he tries to break into the pop world. He's fighting to become the 'Voice of Mcdonalds' which will win him a recording contract and $25,000.

Directed by Kiel McNaughton, "This is Piki" is a Maori drama series produced by well known actor Cliff Curtis, also featuring Temurea Morrison, most often recognized for his role as "Jake Heke" in the powerful drama "Once Were Warriors". Another of a growing list of series and films in which the Maori language is front and center, "This is Piki" has been welcomed as a vehicle in which indigenous peoples, such as Pacific Islanders, present and represent themselves: their cultures, stories, identities and histories. Also playing a central role is Tia Maipi, the main actor in "Born to Dance", along with many other experienced Maori and Polynesian actors such as Calvin Tuteao from "The Last Saint", among other films. Slated as being an eight-part series, 30 minutes each episode, there is a central focus of core characters with varied themes.

A reality series which focuses on the tangata whenua (locals) who hunt throughout Aotearoa (New Zealand). Offering an insight into the exciting and thrilling world of hunting.

Korero Mai is a groundbreaking TV series, teaching the Maori language in the form of a Television drama, we review the phrases used, which helps viewers learn, while still enjoying the drama in the day and lives of our characters.

The story of the Maori art of tattooing, known as moko, which is seen as a mark of distinction within their culture.

Hosted by Pikiteora Mura-Hita and Brent Mio, Homai te Pakipaki is an interactive karaoke competition, filmed LIVE every Friday night at Mori Televisions Auckland Studios , 9-15 Davis Crescent, Newmarket.

Harold Barker, a Cockney fight promoter and shyster arrives in Kauri Bay with a wrestling ring and tent. This South Pacific port town is known for its gambling and street brawls. Who will be the next wrestling champion of Aotearoa?

Whetu Marama - Bright Star is the story of Sir Hekenukumai Ngaiwi Phuipi, Hek Busby, and his significance to Te Ao Maori, the Maori world, in rekindling their way-finding DNA and ancient navigation kaupapa - knowledge and lore, via an extraordinary connection with Mau via Hawaii. Thus al New Zealanders can reclaim our place as traditional star voyagers on the world and especially Pacific map, although one waka even connected with Leiden in the Netherlands. The ultimate underlying focus of Whetu Marama is the story of a curious culture that reconnects with its amazingly capable inner compass and can find its way over Te Moana - the ocean to all Pacific people.

Shot bro follows actor Rob Mokaraka, as he journeys around Aotearoa, telling the story of his attempted suicide-by-cop in his one man play. Funny, dark, and real, his mission is to bring light into the dark with aroha.

The filmmakers attempt to uncover the history of Tahitian high priest and navigator Tupaia's journey on Cook's HMS Endeavour; colonial history from a Polynesian perspective.

Deported from Australia under its new hardline migration law, two New Zealand ex-prisoners face starting over - in the country they left as children.

This ANZAC DAY special documentary reveals the inspirational story of Whirinaki-born Harding Waipuke Leaf, a charismatic soldier who served in both World Wars and was awarded the Military Cross for bravery.

Sketch comedy trio Jamaine Ross, James Roque, and Pax Assadi return with edgy, boundary-pushing humor poking fun at themselves and society.

To make BEHAVIORS OF THE BACKPACKER, Sandor Lau, a Chinese/Hungarian-American film student and Fulbright scholar, walked 300 miles alone from Auckland to Cape Reinga, New Zealand's geographic and spiritual tip.

This Documentary tells the extraordinary story of a boy from small-town New Zealand who, not only became an American Football legend but a key figure in US missile defense. This intimate documentary explores the career of one of New Zealand's unsung Maori heroes who, has made his presence felt- in no small way- on the world stage. Charting Riki's momentous journey as a South Island boy in the 60's to the Super Bowl hero and beyond. This intriguing documentary covers Riki's whole career tracking his transition from the San Francisco 49ers into his current role in the world of missile defense systems.

HOW BIZARRE is a celebration of the life of Paul Fuemana, the Maori/Niuean artist who shot to fame in 1995 with the song that became New Zealand's biggest selling record.

Convicted twice of being party to a brutal rape and murder, Teina Pora, aged 37 has just begun his 21st year in prison. He continues to maintain he is innocent. His daughter has a son of her own. A defense team is now building a case that there has been a miscarriage of justice, re-examining the evidence and especially the reliability of the 1993 videotaped confession comprising 14 hours of police interviews over 4 days without a lawyer present.

Porokoru Patapu (John) Pohe was the first Maori pilot in the RNZAF. Nicknamed "Lucky Johnny", he was a WWII hero who flew an incredible 22 missions. This documentary uses a combination of real-life footage and acted scenes to bring his story to life.

The Nutters Club is a nationwide talkback show broadcast on Sunday nights. The programme fearlessly deals with the issues surrounding mental health and related issues such as addiction, presenting them in a fresh, spontaneous and entertaining format. Hosted by Mike King with co-host Dr David Codyre.

Raised in the northern Hawkes Bay village of Mohaka, Pikiteora 'Pixie' Williams was surrounded by musical talent. When the town grew too small and her country needed support for the war effort she made the move to Wellington. There, along with Ruru Karaitiana, she would make New Zealand music history by being the voice of Blue Smoke - the first-ever record to be composed, recorded and released in New Zealand.

A young woman realises how disconnected she is from her past and her culture.