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Let’s Hui

The Hui Podcast
Aotearoa
Māori
New Zealand
Te Reo Māori
Waitangi Tribunal
Māori Health
School Lunches
Housing Crisis
Oranga Tamariki
Treaty Of Waitangi
Māori Rights
Tāmaki Makaurau
Mataaho Collective
Budget 2025
Regulatory Standards Bill
David Seymour
Tamariki
Ngāti Whātua
Food Security
Māori Culture

Let’s Hui is a Māori podcast featuring interviews with Māori leaders, politicians, and voices from across te ao Māori.

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Latest Episodes

Julian Wilcox sits down with Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson to talk about the party's newly announced energy policy ahead of the election. Plus, Ruwani Perera follows up last year's story on survivor of burn attack Destiny Otton-Rakuraku as sh... more

The Hui celebrates Matariki with a special bilingual episode from Takaparawhau in Tāmaki Makaurau. As the host iwi for the national Matariki celebrations, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei kaikōrero Precious Clark and Robbie Pāora reflect on the significance of Ta... more

Julian Wilcox travels to Whakatāne to meet eco-conscious and holistic ta moko artist Dr Turumakina Duley to see how he uses tattoo and sacred skin markings as a tool for healing the body, mind and spirit. He talks about his doctoral journey at Te Wha... more

Julian Wilcox hosts a panel show looking at the world of Māori technology with leaders in the field: Animation Research Ltd's Sir Ian Taylor, AI Forum NZ chair Megan Tapsell, and Straker Group CEO Grant Straker.

Nā Te Māngai Pāho & NZ On Air te pūte... more

On this week's episode of The Hui - reporter Whatitiri Te Wake travels to remote communities in Northland whose sacred sites are being threatened by rising seas and climate change.

Also join presenter Julian Wilcox and his panel of kapa haka experts... more

In this week's episode of The Hui  - reporter Ruwani Perera shows the lengths one whānau is going to battle the blood cancer myeloma. 36 year old Tawhai Reti has fought myeloma for the last seven years. However, with the cost of life-saving treatment... more

On this week episode of The Hui - reporter Ruwani Perera travels around the motu meeting Māori winemakers who are mixing traditional mātauranga with modern science to redefine the wine industry in Aotearoa.

Also join presenter Julian Wilcox as he as... more

In this week's episode of The Hui - reporter John Boynton visits the small town of Wairoa.

A community with no rest home or aged-care facilities and where many whānau living with mate wareware dementia are being forced to leave their rohe to access ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr Turumakina Duley
Ta moko artist and PhD researcher
Ngāti Awa / Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi
Episode: When's the right age to receive tā moko? Dr Turumakina Duley believes he has the answer.
Hine Moa Smart
Teacher and kaikaranga for her marae
Local kura/marae community
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Moko Tepania
Whānau District Mayor
Mitimiti/Māori leadership
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Jade Korero
Kapa haka figure referenced in discussion
Kapa haka community
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Mercy Yates
Kapa haka participant/organizer mentioned in regional talk
Kapa haka community
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Tamaka Mercier
Kapa haka master of the Hui
Kapa haka leadership
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Shade Maipi
Kapa haka master of the house, Hui at the moment
Kapa haka leadership
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Otene Hopa
Kapa haka master of the house, Hui at the moment
Kapa haka leadership
Episode: Land Falling to Rising Seas: Māori Communities Climate Change Crisis
Tawhai Reti
A man diagnosed with myeloma, whose treatment journey is a central thread of the episode
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Episode: Emergency Lifeline: The Blood Cancer Battle Facing NZ Whānau

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D'Angelo Martin
Host of The Hui

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Emergency Lifeline: The Blood Cancer Battle Facing NZ Whānau
Q: Why are Māori diagnosed later and have poorer survival rates, and what is being done about it?
The minister stresses that all New Zealanders should be treated based on need, with ongoing reforms to funding, waitlists, and oversight to improve equity and outcomes for blood cancer patients, including Māori.
Emergency Lifeline: The Blood Cancer Battle Facing NZ Whānau
Q: Will the Government consider giving money to this kind of recovery?
Officials acknowledge ongoing investments and emphasise that funding decisions are aimed at broadening access to effective medicines, while noting the need to balance resources with other health priorities.
Hinerapa Rupaha: How the Ocean and Stars Teach You to Navigate Life and People
Q: What does a typical voyage training look like and how is life on the waka organized?
Training involves months on the water with no phones, learning stars and weather hands-on, four-hour watches, limited sleep, and strong emphasis on crew cohesion and leadership, with the navigator guiding the crew and the captain overseeing the waka.
Hinerapa Rupaha: How the Ocean and Stars Teach You to Navigate Life and People
Q: What led you to navigation and what did you study before committing to this path?
A mix of natural affinity for solitude, strong memory, and a sense that reo and tikanga offered a unique contribution; a year in Italy connected her to a lineage that made her pursue linguistics and anthropology so she could nurture te reo while navigating.
The Hui S10, Ep39
Q: Do we know how big the scale of the problem is?
Yes, the problem is significant, but government data on homelessness is lacking and often requires community organizations to provide it.

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This series centers on Māori leadership, policy, and social issues through conversations with prominent Māori figures across politics, business, health, and culture. Recent episodes weave together themes of indigenous economic development, community care for elders and whānau, political strategy and party dynamics, resilience narratives, and the role of tikanga in modern institutions. Across interviews and panel discussions, the show frequently highlights collaboration between iwi networks, government, and community organizations to address housing, health, education, and wealth gaps, often tying local stories to national policy debates. Its distinctive angle lies in pairing personal journeys with broader systemic analysis, offering listene... more

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1. Dr Turumakina Duley
2. Hine Moa Smart
3. Moko Tepania
4. Jade Korero
5. Mercy Yates
6. Tamaka Mercier
7. Shade Maipi
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