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Text reads, "Meng".

52m

A year in the life of Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon as he navigates relationships amongst Māori and tauiwi communities.

Made with the support of NZ On Air & Te Māngai Pāho

1 episode

Documentary

Meng is a one hour bilingual documentary that follows former Gisborne mayor and current Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon.
52m

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Meng is a one hour bilingual documentary that follows former Gisborne mayor and current Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon.
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