In the first episode of the Hui for 2023 we're in Te Matau-a-Māui where specialist teams assessed taonga tuku iho. Maramataka expert Rereata Makiha also joined new host Julian Wilcox in studio.

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In our series finale, we speak to the movers and shakers of te ao Māori and look back at the highs and lows of 2022. Featuring Bella Kalolo, Marama Davidson, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, Karen Chhour, Oriini Kaipara, David Stone, Dr Shane Reti, Meka Whaitiri, Tory Whānau, Tania Tapsell and Moko Tepania.

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In a special report from New South Wales, we look at how whānau across the ditch are staying connected to te ao Māori. Then we speak to the author of the new book Motunui Epa.

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We find out how one Tauranga Moana whānau are outsmarting cancer. We speak to patient advocate Malcolm Mulholland about funding for child cancer treatment, and meet a Ngāi Tahu dad going toe to toe with Parkinson's Diseases.

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We share the story of Bonus Atkins who committed suicide at age 24 and look at challenges rangatahi from gang whānau face accessing mental health care. 

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We visit the drug rehabilitation centre caught up in a police raid. Mihingarangi discusses the alternative plant to Three Waters with Ngarimu Blair and Tukoroirangi Morgan, then we're in the kitchen with the Eggplant Boys.

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How a night of celebration turned into a senseless killing We look into the murder of Jamaine Wharton.

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We check out the kaupapa supporting tāne in South Auckland one haircut at a time and our panel of mātanga Māori discuss what's causing the recent spate of ram raids.

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We look at the environmental catastrophe unfolding in the Hauraki Gulf, Mihingarangi speaks to the Department of Corrections about restricted visitor access to prisons and we meet Māori chocolatier Tom Hilton.

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Why are rangatahi not showing up to school? We're on the road with Waipareira Trust's truancy team. Then, Mihingarangi speaks to the Minister for Social Development Carmel Sepuloni.

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