Whanganui letters: Too much Māori language on televisi

Whanganui letters: Too much Māori language on television?
16 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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My history tells me that in certain circumstances te reo Māori would have been the first language here in Aotearoa. Photo / file
My history tells me that in certain circumstances te reo Māori would have been the first language here in Aotearoa. Photo / file
Whanganui Chronicle
Is there too much Māori language being broadcast on TVNZ? I don't think so.
My history tells me that in certain circumstances te reo Māori would have been the first language
here in Aotearoa.
In 1847 a Royal Charter was received by Governor Grey. The New Zealand Government Act would have given the tangata whenua full citizenship and voting rights.

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