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Mana Wahine features five women leaders who have contributed to Māori social, political and economic development. They talk about the challenge and mantle of mana (power and influence) bestowed upon them. They are: Māori activist and lawyer Annette Sykes, community worker June Jackson (known by some as the "Queen of South Auckland"), chief negotiator for the Taranaki settlement Hekia Parata, kapa haka leader and performer Taini Morrison, and lawyer Denese Henare.
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Television, 2006 (Excerpts)
Footage from the tangi of the Māori Queen
Television, 2007 (Full Length)
A panel show on Māori women and issues
Finalist - Most
Outstanding Website
The ONYAs 2010 & 2011
Best Entertainment Website
Finalist – Website design
Qantas Media Awards 2009
NZ ON SCREEN 2012
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Tania mataki Kaiwhakahare Te Puna Oranga Christchurch
Posted at 08.41PM - 18.04.2010
Aroha mai Claudette
This week is Mana Wahine Week for me this DVD should go out to every school Kura, programmes around the country as a resource a taonga to inspire and encourage our young woman all wahine maori.
I am going to purchase and share throughout our programmes and give to my daughters.
Tania Mataki