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- Ray Waru: Māori broadcasting pioneer...
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Ray Waru has had a long and distinguished career as a producer and director in both television and radio. He began his TV career working on factual series such as Country Calendar, Fair Go, People Like Us and Tomorrow’s World. In 1980 he established the Māori television production unit at TVNZ, and launched the first regular Māori primetime show Koha. Waru went on to work on major documentary series Our People Our Century and Frontier of Dreams. In this ScreenTalk, Waru talks about: Discover...
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- country calendar / tomorrows world / tvnz / fair go / frontier of dreams / maori / koha / our people our century / ray waru / people like us / māori broadcasting / māori / wine harvest / blenheim / wine / blenheimer / director / directing / producer / geoff robinson / morning report / lower hutt / tomorrow's world / researcher / bbc manchester / bbc / raymond baxter / sharon crosbie / te reo / selwyn muru / te reo māori / historians / history / new zealand history / simon schama / carolyn harper / peter snell
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