Whakaata Māori – the Home of Haka – will once again partner with Te Matatini Enterprises to bring the Kapa Haka Regionals 2026 to screens across Aotearoa, Ahitereiria, and the Pacific.

Haka Hopefuls is a laugh out loud, heart-warming mockumentary that follows two aspiring kaihaka vying for a spot with Angitu to compete at this year's Tāmaki Regionals. A high-octane digital series that promises to deliver heart, hilarity and haka!

Te Mana Kuratahi Kapa Haka 2025 brings together the top primary school kapa haka from across Aotearoa. These kapa haka earned their place through National level regional competition and will gather at Bay Park Arena, Tauranga from 3-7 November 2025

Te Matatini has introduced the People’s Choice Award, allowing the audience to vote for their favorite performance. This new initiative aims to inspire participation and strengthen the connection between performers and their supporters.

Go behind the scenes with each kura tuarua and discover Haka Theatre, a thrilling fusion of kapa haka, theatre, haka movement, and storytelling. Autaia is presented by Hawaiki Tū in partnership with Auckland Live.

After fierce competition and breathtaking performances Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue, Te Arawa were crowned the overall winner of Te Matatini 2025. Second and third place were awarded to Ngāti Rangiwewehi, Te Arawa and Ngā Tūmanako, Tāmaki Makaurau.

Tamariki Haka Season 4 profiles Kura kapa haka from across Aotearoa. A series showcasing the skills of our future haka exponents! As a familiar household show, this will fill the kura tuatahi content gap and cater to our Māori kids all over the motu.

ASB Polyfest celebrates traditional music, dance and reo in a colourful showcase of Aotearoa diverse cultures. Whakaata Māori broadcasts four days of Kapa Haka exclusively from the Māori stage.