T-Sistaz
39 Titles
The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
- ChannelMaori Television
- BroadcasterMaori Television Service
- Broadcast PlatformTelevision
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Saturday 28 May 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 21 May 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 7 May 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 30 April 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 23 April 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 16 April 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 9 April 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 2 April 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 19 March 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
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Saturday 12 March 2005The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Programme Name
- T-Sistaz
Channel
- Maori Television
Broadcaster
- Maori Television Service
Description
- The T-Sistaz features Te Waipounamu Tere-Apii and Te Manawaroa Teinakore – two sisters who’ve made a name for themselves in the Māori music world. They present a bi-lingual entertainment programme – traveling the country and giving us their distinctive and humorous view on Māori people and Māori events.