Tamariki
Discover awesome screen and audio content, songs and games for tamariki funded by NZ On Air and available on a wide range of platforms whānau use.
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The Last Moa
Moa is one of a kind… literally! With Kiwi watching her every step of the way, and Ted hot on their trail, this is a wild, funny adventure full of …
Miss Nicky Says – Pepeha
Miss Nicky Says encourages tamariki to learn who they are with her Pepeha Show, bringing together six original waiata.
Itty Bitty Beats – Steve The Spider (One Man Band)
Steve is an eight-legged, cowboy-boot-wearing spider who loves to play music. This playful song follows Steve as he plays every instrument in his very own one-spider band.
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Katie's Kurī
A friendship between a lonely girl and her new puppy grows when they attend te reo Māori dog classes together.
Screen
View allMiss Nicky Says – Pepeha
Miss Nicky Says encourages tamariki to learn who they are with her Pepeha Show, bringing together six original waiata.
One Way Out
In this competitive reality escape room series, 10 teams of three attempt to escape the horror that is Malcolm Wary's dairy.
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The Last Moa
Moa is one of a kind… literally! With Kiwi watching her every step of the way, and Ted hot on their trail, this is a wild, funny adventure full of …
You and Me
The beloved preschool series You and Me returns, still cherished by generations of Kiwis — now refreshed as You and Me for today’s tamariki.
Songs
View allItty Bitty Beats – Steve The Spider (One Man Band)
Steve is an eight-legged, cowboy-boot-wearing spider who loves to play music. This playful song follows Steve as he plays every instrument in his very own one-spider band.
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All The Things I Wish I Could Be
After more than 40 live performances around Aotearoa, Jeff Parsnips & Tom Knowles are bringing their much-loved family All The Things I Wish I Could Be to life
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Do you know your Pepeha?
Learn your Pepeha with Miss Nicky! Join her and her puppet friends for a fun, musical way to explore identity, belonging, and connection in Aotearoa.
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What Makes You Feel Good
Get ready to move and groove to the super catchy new song from Marshmellow and Kath Bee
Games
View allKākāpō Pao!
Take care of Kākāpō chicks by feeding, cleaning, and playing mini-games with them as you watch them grow.
Mitts
How quick are your mitts? Test your reflexes in this tournament of skill against a lineup of paws, fins, and claws.
Tahi Two
Have fun while you expand your Māori vocabulary. Playing is very simple - you turn over a tile to reveal it, then try to find a match on the board.
Eye Spies
A suite of educational toy-like interactions and activities with a focus on exploration and experimentation.
Pre-school
View allToi Time
Join Aunty Anika, Māia, Jojo, Tama, Riki, Buzz, and their new friend, Aroha, as they explore the world around them. Get ready for laughter, learning, and lots of fun!
Moe's Christmas
Join Moe for his first ever Christmas! When Gilbert discovers that he is on Santa’s naughty list, he convinces Moe and Fern to join him on a daring mission.
Sink or Float?
Can you beat Moe at this funny, educational and silly game of Sink or Float? Play along and learn about the word Absorbent in this fun science game.
Opposites
This OPPOSITES SONG is a fun way to teach children about things that are opposite! Sing along with Michal and Moe as they explore different opposite words.
Animation
View allKatie's Kurī
A friendship between a lonely girl and her new puppy grows when they attend te reo Māori dog classes together.
The Barefoot Bandits
The little known island of Ngaro has long held many a mystery, though this fact has been largely unnoticed by the quiet townsfolk that call it home. That is until …
Tralala
Tralala is a playful seven-year-old frog who lives with her dad in a cozy blue cottage, spending her days singing, playing, and dreaming up imaginative adventures.
Jandal Burn
Life is a crack-up for best mates Puku and Kev. They work together in a jandal shop in the small town of Pikelet, where every day brings new surprises.
Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori
View allIsland of Mystery - Te Wā o Matariki
Gear up for an epic journey into the world of Island of Mystery, jumping back in time when moa roamed the earth and huia filled the skies.
Miss Nicky Says - Because I'm Māori
Because I'm Māori' by Miss Nicky Says - is a song about cultural pride and Whakapapa.
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Papatūānuku
Loopy Tunes Music say this song is a reminder to pakeke/adults of the importance of our role as Kaitiaki/Guardians of Papatūānuku. We are the role models for the next generation.
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