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Hori is on a Hīkoi with his e hoa Te Kuru o te Marama Dewes on Ngā Porokāte - A visual podcast on all things affecting te ao Māori today.

Made with pūtea tautoko from Te Māngai Pāho

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Hori
Ringatoi / Creative Director
Libby Hakaraia
Kaihautū / Producer
Isaac Te Reina
Editor
Te Kuru Dewes
Kaiārahi Reo
Jana Te Nahu Owen
RNZ Commissioner, Māori
Nicholas Meuli
RNZ Commissioning Assistant
Shannon Haunui-Thompson
RNZ Tumu Māori
Robert Whitaker
RNZ Design Lead
Josie Campbell
RNZ Publicity Manager

Hori is on a Hīkoi with his e hoa Te Kuru o te Marama Dewes on Ngā Porokāte, a visual podcast on all things affecting te ao Māori today. Made with pūtea tautoko from Te Māngai Pāho.

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