Pū Kōrero | Kristin Ross - Pū Kōrero

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Ko te pūkōrero o tēnei hōtaka ko Kristin Ross | Ngāti Kahu, Ngāti TaraNau mai ki te whare kōrero o Pū Kōrero, ki konei whakarongo ai ki ngā kōrero a Kristin Ross mō te āhua o tā tātou kawe i ngā tini kaupapa o te wā me ngā taumahatanga o taua kawe, mō ngā ara manakaaki hoki i te mauri o te tangata, i te ngāo, i te oranga, me te manaaki i ngā whānau i a tātou e kawe nei i ēnei kaupapa, kia ora tonu tātou, ake, ake, ake!

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How long is this episode of Pū Kōrero?

This episode is 1 hour and 19 minutes long.

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This episode was published on April 15, 2026.

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Ko te pūkōrero o tēnei hōtaka ko Kristin Ross | Ngāti Kahu, Ngāti TaraNau mai ki te whare kōrero o Pū Kōrero, ki konei whakarongo ai ki ngā kōrero a Kristin Ross mō te āhua o tā tātou kawe i ngā tini kaupapa o te wā me ngā taumahatanga o taua kawe,...

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