Throng

Sunday August 8 at 8.30 PM on Maori Television

Michael is a successful man with a thriving military career and happy home life with wife Sarah and their daughters. By contrast, his younger brother Jannik is never far from trouble, and he is released from jail the very day Michael is sent to Afghanistan on a peacekeeping mission. When Michael's helicopter goes down - and he is presumed dead - the younger sibling decides it's time to reform, and he becomes a support for Sarah and the girls. Michael eventually reappears, but his experiences have left him with severe psychological issues. The weak is stronger, the strong is weaker - have the brothers' roles have reversed forever? From Danish director Susanne Bier.

Sunday August 8 at 7.00 PM on Maori Television

The money or the bag, New Zealand? The country's favourite game show returns for a second Maori Television series, in the capable hands of Pio Terei and Stacey Morrison. Tonight: Kaeo packs its school hall for a night of laughter as locals try to pick the big prize. One character leaves the hosts speechless as he promises to ride his horse to the grand final in Auckland!

Sunday August 8 at 5.00 PM on Maori Television

The last show of the series, where we feature some highlights from the season, as Pio goes fishing and diving with his son, Jack!

Saturday August 7 at 8.00 PM on Maori Television

Season premiere! A look at the inspirational people in whanau, hapu and iwi groups at the forefront of the battle for a cleaner, greener Aotearoa. Tonight: The beautiful and sacred island of Motutaiko. The burial site to Tuwharetoa ancestors is also an ecological treasure, being home to rare and endangered species unique to the island.

Friday August 6 at 10.00 PM on Maori Television

Series premiere! A fresh, spontaneous and entertaining approach to mental health issues. Following on from his popular talk-back radio show, Mike King hosts a fearless and frank discussion with studio guests.

Friday August 6 at 8.30 PM on Maori Television

A show with a style and flavour all its own, this live singing competition has grown a large and faithful following, from the amazing talent that turns up to audition every week to the dedicated viewers that tune at home. Filmed in front of a studio audience at Maori Television's Auckland base, performers travel with their supporters from all around the motu to be part of the fun, entertain the crowd - and have a crack at winning the hearts and text votes of the audience. With Matai Smith as host, and side support from past HOMAI TE PAKIPAKI contestants. Viewers' votes will once again decide at the end of the night who will win the weekly prize of $1,000, plus the chance to compete in the grand final for $10,000.

Tuesday August 3 at 8.30 PM on Maori Television

A young Canadian woman's powerful and moving story as she explores her heritage and discovers the reality of what it means to be a Muslim in a post-9/11 world.

Tuesday August 3 at 8.30 PM on Maori Television

Muslim detective, Zane Malik, is fighting crime in a post 9/11 world, an Australian-Arab man fighting suspicion and fear to prove himself. In the midst of investigating the murder of a Serbian car salesman, Malik's obsession with the past deepens. Malik, Koa and everyone at Major Crime, work to solve the mystery behind the Serbian killing.