A 13 part Māori history vehicle for Māori Television. Series 3 of Te Pātaka Kōrero will be presented by Haare Williams. (REPEAT PREMIERE)

Series 3 - An inspirational historical series presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Pei Te Hurinui Jones and Tiaki Hira talk about Tainui history and the Kīngitanga. (REPEAT)

Series 3 - An inspirational series presented by Haare Williams. Today: Tuwhakairiora and his quest for retribution, the puhinui o Ngati Porou and the mana she had and Pine Taiapa talks about iwi tensions surrounding Tuwhakairiora. (REPEAT)

Series 3 - An inspirational history series presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Te Rangiaroha Huhana Clark, Heeni Sunderland and Iranui Haig talk of their experiences of the karanga. (REPEAT)

Series 3 - An inspirational history series utilising storytelling, presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Taupua Winikerei seamlessly weaves a history that traces the king movement to its roots. (REPEAT)

Series 3 - An inspirational history series presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Taupua Winikerei seamlessly weaves a history that traces the king movement to its roots. (REPEAT)

Series 3 - An inspirational history series presented by Haare Williams. Tonight: Taupua Winikerei seamlessly weaves a history that traces the king movement to its roots. (REPEAT)

Amiria Sterling recalls her early life with her kōkā and kaumātua, as well as working for the local Pākehā landowner, Sydney Thomas Williams. (REPEAT)

The story of Amiria and the ordeal of taumau. Join Amira as she recounts her story of betrothal to Eruera Stirling, and the renewal of intertribal whakapapa through their marriage. (REPEAT)

Pateriki Rei tells the stories that led to Te Rauparaha and his iwi Ngāti Toa leaving Kāwhia for Wellington.

Paikea, of Ngāti Porou, leaves Hawaiki and journeys to Aotearoa, and Pine Taiapa, master carver and storyteller, gives the reasons why he left for the East Coast of Aotearoa.

Hemi Whautere talks about The Bulldog pool at Ngāwhā springs and the story of Kareariki and her dog, the healing properties of Ngāwhā and the local taniwha that dwell in the nearby waterways. (REPEAT)