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Toxic Whenua

A three-part investigation into PFAS contamination at Ōhakea, told through the lives of Ngāti Parewahawaha.

Producer: Te Rina Kowhai, Tūmamao Harawira

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New to Māori+

Toxic Whenua

A three-part investigation into PFAS contamination at Ōhakea, told through the lives of Ngāti Parewahawaha.
Producer: Te Rina Kowhai, Tūmamao Harawira

News & Current Affairs

Stream Worldwide

New to Māori+

Toxic Whenua

A three-part investigation into PFAS contamination at Ōhakea, told through the lives of Ngāti Parewahawaha.
Producer: Te Rina Kowhai, Tūmamao Harawira

News & Current Affairs

Stream Worldwide

Season 1, Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Season 1, Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Season 1, Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Season 1, Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Episode 1

Part 1 - Te Whenua / The Land

The whenua, the whānau, and the severing of a people's connection to their wai and kai.

Episode 2

Part 2 - Te Whakataunga / The Reckoning

The 26-month silence, the conscious decision, and Ngāti Parewahawaha fight for Crown accountability.

Episode 2

Part 2 - Te Whakataunga / The Reckoning

The 26-month silence, the conscious decision, and Ngāti Parewahawaha fight for Crown accountability.

Episode 3

Part 3 - Te Iranga Tuku Iho / The Genetic Inheritance

Cancer, whakapapa, and a contamination that will endure for 125 to 150 years.

Episode 3

Part 3 - Te Iranga Tuku Iho / The Genetic Inheritance

Cancer, whakapapa, and a contamination that will endure for 125 to 150 years.

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