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The Whanau Show is Broadcast Live every Friday night from 7pm and Sunday nights from 6pm from our Iwi Station in Gisborne, New Zealand, Turanga FM. To Listen Live Online, click the Listen (On-Air Now) button on the right.

To make a dedication, phone Lindsay on 06 868 5958, 06 868 6821 or 0800 368 872 on Friday from 7pm or Sunday from 6pm.to midnight. You can also send Lindsay a dedication by email. Click Here to send a dedication.

The Whanau Show is broadcast throughout New Zealand thanks to the other Iwi stations and around the world. Its about you, the people irrespective of race, creed or colour.

The Whanau Show broadcasting every Friday from 7:00pm and Sunday from 6:00pm.

From the Engine Room

A very big thank you to all the whanau around the motu for your support to the website and to the Whanau Show. We have had over 9 million hits on the website since April 2007. The Whanau Show is broadcast live from the studios of Turanga FM or Te Reo Irirangi o Turanganui-a-kiwa in Gisborne.

Turanga FM is the Iwi Radio Station for the Gisborne Area Broadcasting on 91.7FM / 95.5FM & 98FM. The Station has a wide & diverse music format catering to the listening tastes of many while still maintaining its prime mission statement of preserving & promoting the maori culture & language.

Click here to view Turanga FM website. Check out the great new shows. You can also Listen to and send in a dedication to the Whanau Show from the Turanga FM website.

One People - One Iwi - One Whanau. Aroha to all. Alex (The Engine Room)

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Foreshore act replacement falls short of iwi demands. The iwi leaders group is disappointed at the proposed replacement for the Foreshore and Seabed Act. The group says the plan released for consultation yesterday may not satisfy the rights, expectations and values of iwi and hapu.

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