Maori Television

Māori Television serves as New Zealand's indigenous broadcaster, offering a diverse selection of both local and international content to viewers nationwide and online. The Māori language, regarded as a taonga (treasure), plays a crucial role in both Māori culture and New Zealand's distinct cultural identity. Established in 2004, Māori Television has two primary goals: 1. To play a significant role in revitalizing the Māori language. 2. To operate as an independent Māori television service that remains relevant, effective, and accessible to all.