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    Broader horizons for broadcasting te reo and tikanga Maori

    Broader horizons for broadcasting te reo and tikanga Maori


    From today, New Zealand Media and Entertainment and Maori Television will share content across their news platforms.

    The new partnership deal will bring Maori stories to a wider audience and offer learning and development for staff from both organisations.

    NZME managing editor Shayne Currie says being able to publish and post more stories from a Maori news perspective is great for Herald audiences.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    Crusaders coach Rob Penney has praised referee James Dolman for nipping niggle in the bud during their 43-33 Super Rugby win over the Chiefs in Hamilton 8:27

     National:
    US-Israeli attack on Iran risks plunging the world into turmoil 8:17

     Politics:
    Over 800 New Zealanders are expected to join this month's challenge to support families at Ronald McDonald House 8:17

     National:
    Iran has been attacked by US and Israel when peace was within reach 8:07

     Soccer:
    Everton have scored late to beat Newcastle 3-2 in football's Premier League 8:07

     International:
    Israel and US attack Iran live updates: Tehran retaliates across Middle East after strikes aimed at regime change 7:57

     Health & Safety:
    Numerous medications are becoming more accessible as Pharmac funding calls come into force 7:57

     Cricket:
    Just one semi-final spot is still up for grabs at cricket's T20 World Cup on the sub-continent 7:37

     International:
    Israel and US attack Iran, sparking retaliatory strikes. Here's what we know 7:27

     Rugby:
    Legendary Australian racehorse Makybe Diva has died, aged 26 7:27

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