Part one of three from this full length television programme.
Part two of three from this full length television programme.
Part three of three from this full length television programme.
The final episode of the first season of this colonial comedy tackles the Treaty, as settler Henry Vole argues that his land (purchased off a bloke he met at a bar in Tauranga) is fairly his. The pros and cons of a treaty are debated: “where all Māori may benefit from the administration that gave us the 18 hour working day for children”. Te Tutu counters with a Martin Luther King dream: “where the English are not marginalised in Aotearoa simply because they are a minority … where the English language won’t be lost because we’ll have Pākehā language nests …”
OK, I'll add a bit: no Australians!– Te Tutu amends the treaty
Pipi Productions
Vocals by Pio Terei, Hinewehi Mohi and Aroha Shortland
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