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GOVERNMENT FUTURE-PROOFS MAORI MEDIA - WILLIE JACKSON
Minister for Maori Development Willie Jackson has announced the Maori Broadcasting Strategy today.
Cabinet has agreed to a three-year plan, which outlines the priorities for the Maori media sector.
The Government announced a $40 million investment in Budget 2022, to support Maori media to transition to a new public media environment and prepare it to increasingly deliver a fuller range of Maori content.
"Since the Budget announcement, we are in the process of coordinating a coherent Maori and mainstream public media system.
"Positioning Maori media and mainstream public media to work more closely together, will ensure the diverse realities of Maori are reflected across a range of platforms", Willie Jackson said......
www.voxy.co.nz/politics/5/406899
WHAKAATA MĀORI SUPPORTS DECISIONS TO STRENGTHEN THE MĀORI MEDIA SECTOR
Whakaata Māori welcomes decisions announced today by the Minster of Māori Development, Willie Jackson, that seek to strengthen the Māori Media sector.
“We acknowledge the support and leadership of the Minister for Māori Development and the steps taken to address longstanding funding inequities, build a strong workforce, strengthen Māori story telling in te reo Māori and English, and ensure more Māori content is accessible to audiences. The review has reinforced the important role Whakaata Māori plays in enabling Māori to tell Māori stories, in te reo Māori and in Māori ways,” says Whakaata Māori Tāhuhu Rangapū, Shane Taurima.......
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2209/S00104/whakaata-maori-supports-decisions-to-strengthen-the-maori-media-sector.htm
Minister for Maori Development Willie Jackson has announced the Maori Broadcasting Strategy today.
Cabinet has agreed to a three-year plan, which outlines the priorities for the Maori media sector.
The Government announced a $40 million investment in Budget 2022, to support Maori media to transition to a new public media environment and prepare it to increasingly deliver a fuller range of Maori content.
"Since the Budget announcement, we are in the process of coordinating a coherent Maori and mainstream public media system.
"Positioning Maori media and mainstream public media to work more closely together, will ensure the diverse realities of Maori are reflected across a range of platforms", Willie Jackson said......
www.voxy.co.nz/politics/5/406899
WHAKAATA MĀORI SUPPORTS DECISIONS TO STRENGTHEN THE MĀORI MEDIA SECTOR
Whakaata Māori welcomes decisions announced today by the Minster of Māori Development, Willie Jackson, that seek to strengthen the Māori Media sector.
“We acknowledge the support and leadership of the Minister for Māori Development and the steps taken to address longstanding funding inequities, build a strong workforce, strengthen Māori story telling in te reo Māori and English, and ensure more Māori content is accessible to audiences. The review has reinforced the important role Whakaata Māori plays in enabling Māori to tell Māori stories, in te reo Māori and in Māori ways,” says Whakaata Māori Tāhuhu Rangapū, Shane Taurima.......
www.scoop.co.nz/stories/BU2209/S00104/whakaata-maori-supports-decisions-to-strengthen-the-maori-media-sector.htm