Tangata Whenua - Waikato

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Tangata Whenua - Waikato

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Tangata Whenua was a groundbreaking six-part series from 1974, on Māori. Barry Barclay directed, and historian Michael King was writer and interviewer. Each episode (remarkably screening in primetime on Sunday nights) chronicled a different iwi and included interviews with kaumātua — a first for New Zealand screens. This episode looks at the people of Waikato, and focuses on the Kīngitanga (Māori King Movement), examining why a movement formed in the Waikato in the 19th century to halt land s...

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Video

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1974

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/tangata-whenua-waikato-1974

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