(Whakaata Māori - Maori Television - began broadcasting on 28 Māehe 2004 from 15 Davis Crescent, Newmarket, Tāmaki Makaurau. Part of its purpose is the promotion of te reo Māori.
More than half of its viewers are non-Maori.)
Tāngata[]
- Ruia Aperahama
- Kingi Biddle
- Taurewa Biddle
- Hine Castle
- Ngārimu Daniels
- Awerangi Durie
- Mana Epiha
- Natashya Guttenbeil
- Libby Hakaraia
- Wena Harawira
- Quentin Hita
- Pirihira Hollings
- Kingi Ihaka
- Brannigan Kaa
- Orini Kaipara
- Kihi Kihi
- Ikanui Kingi
- Lois McIvor
- Paora Maxwell
- Mika
- Brent Mio
- Rongomaiāniwaniwa Milroy
- Hinewehi Mohi
- Te Aroha Morehu
- Valerie Nikora
- Pete Peeti
- Hinurewa Poutu
- Tawini Rangihau
- Titus Rahiri
- Ngarue Ratapu
- Te Awanui Reeder
- Tilly Reedy
- Kihi Ririnui
- Shavaughan Ruakere
- Tanya Simon
- Te Kepa Stirling
- Erina Tamepo
- Ben Tawhiti
- Joseph Te Rito
- Henare te Ua
- Ramon Te Wake
- Te Manawaroa Teinakore
- Te Waipounamu Teremoana
- Moko Toa
- Niketi Toataua
- Dean Umu
- Julian Wilcox
- Kimo Winiata
Nga whakaari[]
- Aotearoa Skate
- Coast
- Hakina Ahurea
- Hauora Hokianga
- Hawaiki
- He Kete Takaro
- He Puata Whakairo
- He Wai
- Hohepa's Half Hour
- Ihumanea
- Ka Hao te Rangatahi
- Kai Time on the Road
- Kapa Haka
- Korero Mai
- L.I.P.S (Locked into Pacific Sound)
- Letter to Blanchy
- Mana Tangata
- Manu Rere
- Māorioke
- Maraerobics
- Maramataka - Once Were Gardeners
- Mauri
- Mind Your Mōhio
- Mitre 10 Marae DIY
- Nga Ahi Kaa
- Nga Kaireka o te Kainga
- Ngahau
- Ngāti
- Oceania
- Patupaiarehe
- Pepi
- Prince Tui Teka
- Pukana
- Putahi Takaro
- ShortEnz
- T-Sistaz
- Tagata Pasifika
- Takatāpui
- Taupatupatu
- Te Hau Paoro
- Te Heteri
- Te Hikoi Mahanga
- Te Maioha
- The Billy T James Show
- The Quiet Earth
- Tikitiki
- Tipi Haere
- Tūhono
- Turia
- Umanga
- Utu
- Waka Huia
Tūranga Tukutuku[]