NZOA

Eugene tells us his goals and aspirations for his fighters. Puneeth reveals his motivations. Liz shares how she became a part of W2W. Gabby reveals she often woke up in the hospital. Video

Halfway through the programme, the crew are getting more familiar with the motions. Video

The crew brush up on what they've learnt and strengthen what they're good at. It's time to experiment with that, but injury gets the best of some people. Video

Nerves rise as Fight Night approaches. The gym experiences the loss of a loved one. The group's focus is on mental preparation for the fight. Video

Weigh-ins are the last step before Fight Night. The hard work has been put in; now is the time to see what they have to show for it. Video

It's Fight Night! Susan experiences a moment of panic during the fight. Johnson reaches a huge turning point. Puneeth gets over his fears of pain and adversity. Video

Extended profiles of key fighters from the feature programme. Video

NEW SERIES 3rd APRIL, 2023. Immigrant whānau across Aotearoa have frank conversations covering love, ancestry, home, food, expectation, and acceptance. Video, Audio

A series of trailers from the feature programme. Video

Clothing expression is important to Wairua. Mia connects with her culture by spending time away. Lavi talks about cultural expectations. Theia feels welcomed by her own and judged by others. Video

Duality looks at Māori with mixed whakapapa, who are on a journey to find their identity. With a foot in two worlds, their stories look within us and explore belonging, self-doubt, and triumph. Video

The latest instalment in a special longitudinal documentary project that began following the lives of four Māori born in 2000. Video

Uenukukōpako has a strong connection with his ūkaipo, Harataunga - the idyllic Kennedy Bay on the beautiful Coromandel peninsula. Video

Pianika was the fifth child and a millennium surprise for her young Mormon parents who’ve changed a lot as they’ve connected to their taha Māori. Pianika’s life is about to take a radical change. Video

KaHana’s mum Renei was 19 when he was born, and she raised him with the support of her parents. KaHana shares the story of his upbringing and reflects on love and loss. Video

Our three millennium babies come together to reflect on being part of the ‘Whānau’ documentary series. They share what it means to them to be Māori in the new millennium. Video

In 2018, a huge amount of cooked spaghetti was dumped on Wellington's Mt. Vic lookout, and we still don't know why. Bubbah is shocked people have just moved on. How could you move on from this? Video

Did you know Aotearoa had one of the world’s most famous UFO sightings in the 1970s? If not, you’re embarrassing yourself. Watch this to stop EMBARRASSING YOURSELF. Video

Canterbury locals have been seeing big-ass cats roaming around for over 50 years, and they've got the receipts. This one's bloody scary—watch to see Bubbah get bloody scared. Video

Pilots have drawn d*cks in the sky for decades—including Kiwi pilots. Some say it’s an innocent part of their route, while others say society is obsessed with d*ck drawing—what’s the truth? Video