Rowley Habib (Rore Hapipi)

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Rowley Habib — also known as Rore Hapipi — is one of the first writers to bring a genuinely Māori perspective to New Zealand stage and screen. His play Death of the Land is seen as a landmark in the development of Māori theatre. In 1983 Habib won a Feltex Award for land rights drama The Protestors, part of a trio of pioneering one-off plays for television.

Screenography

Screenography

	Titles	Role/s	Year
	Open House	Writer	1986
	Loose Enz - The Protesters	Writer	1982
	The Gathering	Writer	1979
	Death of the Land	Writer	1978
	Te Tutakinga o Nga Awa e Rua	Subject Writer	1977
	Review, Hone Tuwhare	Subject	1975
	Tihe Mauriora	Writer	1973

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