Tini Molyneux
In her 10 year tenure as Māori Affairs correspondent for One News, Tini Molyneux fronted some of the biggest news stories in New Zealand, let alone Māoridom — including the Foreshore and seabed hīkoi, the birth of the Māori Party and the 2007 Urerewa police raids. She began her 30 year television career as a newsreader for Te Karere, and went on to present and report stories for Waka Huia and Marae.
It’s time for us to treat the Māori language as something living — for too long we’ve treated it as this delicate taonga that needs to be preserved. That’s not what it’s about. Broadcaster Tini Molyneux on her hopes for te reo Māori, Radio New Zealand, 25 October 2018
Loading Docs 2022 - He Ōhākī - Imparting Words of Wisdom
2022, Pou Tiaki Reo Māori - Web
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 7 - Taonga TV
2010, Subject - Television
Waka Huia - Meng Foon
2008, Director, Reporter - Television
Tangi for Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu
2006, Presenter - Television
Marae - Hirini Melbourne
2003, Subject - Television
Aroha - Haka and Siva
2002, As: Huhana - Television
Breakfast
2002 - 2012, Reporter - Television
Assignment
1995, Reporter - Television
Praise Be for Christmas
1993, Subject - Television
Marae - John O'Shea on Tangata Whenua
1993, Presenter - Television
Marae - The Piano Story
1993, Presenter - Television
Marae
1992 - present, Director, Producer, Presenter, Reporter - Television
E Tipu E Rea - Te Moemoea (The Dream)
1989, As: Radio Announcer - Television
Waka Huia
1987 - ongoing, Director, Presenter, Reporter - Television
Te Karere
1982 - ongoing, Director, Producer, Presenter, Reporter - Television
TV One News
2002 - 2014, Reporter - Television