New Zealand's broadcasting model as a colonial construct: A personal reflection
Abstract
In this paper, Haunui Royal reflects on his professional career as a filmmaker in 1980s and 1990s Aotearoa New Zealand committed to directing and producing kaupapa Māori documentaries for public television.
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