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Is your mate stealing from her mum? Want to heal a son's broken heart? Sick of whanau treating your home like a hotel? Need to tell your girlfriend her tan looks fake?

These are just some of the issues which will be tackled when Maori Television's top rating panel show ASK YOUR AUNTIE returns for a fourth series – Monday to Friday at 6.30 PM from Monday January 29 on Maori television.

Monday to Friday at 3.00 PM from Monday February 5 on Maori TV

Maori Television now starts broadcasting from 3.00 PM each weekday so it's a chance to see repeats of the previous week's pearls of wisdom from the Aunties. From romantic wrangles and family feuds to tricky tikanga issues and back-stabbing buddies, Auntie Ella and her team of tough-talking agony aunties have the no-nonsense answers to kick troubles into touch.

Monday - Friday at 6.00 PM

Those wise wahine are back with even more problem-solving wisdom for the down-at-heart of Aotearoa. From romantic wrangles and family feuds to work woes and back-stabbing buddies, Auntie Mabel and her team of tough-talking agony aunties have the no-nonsense answers to kick troubles into touch.

Popular, bilingual, panel show ASK YOUR AUNTIE offers advice to viewers on how to solve their problems every Monday to Friday at 6.30 PM on Maori Television. Viewers are also given a "second chance" to catch replays of the shows, the following week at 11.00 AM.

The half-hour weeknight studio-based series has built a reputation for its no-nonsense tell-it-like-it-is advice from the agony ‘aunts’.

Host Ella Henry is joined by a rotating panel of knowledgeable wahine including Mabel Wharekawa, Aroha Hathaway, Vanessa Rare, Veeshayne Armstrong, Natashya Guttenbeil, Kath Akuhata-Brown, Christina Asher, Whetu Fala, Ngawai Greenwood, Rachel House, Tania Simon, Emma Afa and Kayte Ferguson.

Viewers can send in their letters to:
ASK YOUR AUNTIE, PO Box 56-333, Dominion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland; phone 0800 AUNTIES (0800 286 8437); or e-mail askyourauntie@gspictures.co.nz.