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Date Posted: 21:17:52 02/19/04 Thu
Author: Vanessa Bidois
Subject: National Maori journalists AGM - Kawea Te Rongo

KAWEA TE RONGO HUI-A-TAU 2004
National Maori Journalists Organisation AGM, March 19-21, 2004 - Tunohopu Marae, Rotorua

E nga kaihoe o te waka kawe korero, e nga kaiwhakairo i te kupu
Whakatau mai ki te hui-a-tau a Kawea Te Rongo

Those that steer the canoe which conveys the spoken word, those that carve and shape the written word
– Welcome to the annual general meeting of Kawea Te Rongo.

This is your invitation to attend the 2004 annual gathering of Kawea Te Rongo, the National Maori Journalists Organisation.
It’s open to all Maori journalists, other Maori working in various fields associated with the production of news and current affairs across all mediums, Maori public relations and communications practitioners, as well Maori journalism students, their tutors and interested parties whose work involves Maori issues or Maori media and communications.

The hui will take place from Friday, March 19 through to Sunday, March 21. Registration fees payable at the hui are $50pp (all journalism students $20 each). The last day will be given over to a memorial service and unveiling for former NZ Herald reporter, Richard Knight who passed away in 2003. In recognition of Richard, the hui will be held at his marae of Tunohopu (near St Faith’s Church), at Ohinemutu, in Rotorua. Attached is the programme for hui. Accommodation is available at Tunohopu for the duration of the hui.


RSVP by March 12, 2004 to: sue@asmartbusiness.co.nz Registration fees are payable at the hui.
KAWEA TE RONGO HUI-A-TAU 2004
National Maori Journalists Organisation AGM, March 19-21, 2004 - Tunohopu Marae, Rotorua

HUI THEME: MAORI & THE MEDIA - "BEING IN IT & BEING THE SUBJECT OF IT"
NB: At the time of this programme’s compilation, most of these speakers and panelists had confirmed their attendance. Some however, were still being sought. We are also inviting a number of people to attend the hui as guests of Kawea Te Rongo to observe and add to the discussions if they wish.

Friday, MARCH 19
Powhiri @ Tunohopu Marae in Rotorua.
Members of the Executive of Kawea Te Rongo are required to be at the powhiri. 6.30pm
Refreshments 7pm
Settle in & introductions by all 8.30pm

Saturday, MARCH 20
Breakfast 8am
MIHI
Introduce programme for day
KTR CHAIR: Chris Wikaira All 9am
Maori and the Media: Being in It
FACILIATOR: Chris Wikaira SPEAKER: Miriama Kamo All 9.15am
Morning break 10.30am
Maori and the Media: Being the Subject of It
FACILITATOR: Mike McRoberts or Sue Sarich SPEAKER:Donna Awatere Huata All 11am
Lunch break 1pm

MAORI MEDIA AWARDS
Do we need them? If so, how do we pay for them?
What’s out there that we could be taking part in, instead of starting our own?
FACILITATOR: Kenny Rodger or Paul Diamond All
2pm
TRAINING – AN UPDATE
A report re the NZJTO, training and courses. What tertiary training is happening and happening well? Has Waiariki been saved? Do other courses need KTR support for their Maori students and content? If so, who?
FACILITATOR: Ana Tapiata
Bill Southworth (NZJTO), Journalism course tutors (in attendance) All 2.15pm
Afternoon break 2.30pm
It’s all about numbers
How many Maori are coming through the ranks and into the media? Do they shape up? Are Maori Affairs rounds still important or of value to news organisations? Are news organisations keen to increase their numbers of Maori staff? Can news organisations support this in any way? Would news organisations consider the old ‘apprenticeship/cadetship system’?

FACILITATOR: Chris Wikaira & Sue Sarich
Guest Panel: Bill Ralston, Hone Edwards (TVNZ); Mark Jennings (TV3); Gavin Ellis (NZ Herald); Cate Brett (Sunday-Star Times); Tim Pankhurst (Dominion Post); News Editors (Radio NZ). All






Panel 2.45pm
Afternoon break 4.15pm
MAORI TELEVISION SERVICE – THE REAL STORY
FACILITATOR: Wena Harawira SPEAKER: Tawini Rangihau All 4.30pm
AGM & GENERAL BUSINESS
Report from Chair
Election of 2004 Executive, Chair, Secretary and Treasurer
New exec meets briefly along with the appointment of people to lead the following:
Finance & Sponsorship, Memberships (PINA, JTO etc), 2005 hui etc All


Exec only 5.30pm


6.30pm – 7pm
Dinner 7pm
NOCTURAL ACTIVITIES


Sunday, MARCH 21
No breakfast
Instead, sample brunch at one of the local eateries; go for a run/walk; find the nearest hangover cure and some good coffee…if you’re up early enough! Until 10am

Memorial service and unveiling for former KTR stalwart,
all-round nice guy and former NZ Herald Reporter, Richard Knight 10am
Kai to follow
Poroporoaki

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