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For Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, The Hui sits down with Māori researcher and educator Dr Awanui Te Huia to unpack the trauma and lasting impact of the suppression of te reo Māori. In a special Māori sports commentary panel, Julian Wilcox is joined by commentators Tumamao Harawira and Hana Tapiata to discuss the growing presence and influence of te reo Māori in sports broadcasting. And R&B singer Jordyn with a Why shares how te reo Māori has completely transformed her world.
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