Funky & Funny – For The Youth!

Tuesday, 4 December 2007, 11:19 am
Press Release: Maori TV

Funky & Funny – For The Youth!

Maori Television’s new youth magazine show MATATAHI looks outside the square for its stories, serving up serious insights into the life of rangatahi with a healthy side helping of humour – every Saturday at 5.30 PM.

Maori Television website: www.maoritelevision.com

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