Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Aidan O'Connor
Aidan O’Connor is a passionate and dedicated figure in the world of cricket, known for his unwavering commitment to the sport and its community. With a rich background in sports management, Aidan has held pivotal roles at Sport Whanganui, including Rangatahi Lead and Sports and Club Partnerships Lead. Currently, he serves as the Manager of Community and Capability at Central Districts Cricket, where he continues to make a significant impact.
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Tyson Dellow
Tyson Dellow is a dynamic and promising young athlete hailing from Bell Block. Known for his speed, fitness, and determination, Tyson has already made significant strides in his football career. As a representative of the NZ Māori Football Under 20 team, he recently showcased his talents on an international stage during their tour of Hawaii. His dedication and passion for the sport make him a standout player and an inspiration to many aspiring athletes
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Jake Rapira
Meet Jake Rapira, a renowned figure in Taranaki’s sporting scene and the boxing world. � As the founder and head coach of Box Office Boxing Club in Ngāmotu, Jake’s methodical approach and deep understanding of boxing intricacies have made him a standout. Join us as he shares his journey and insights. #BoxingLegend #TaranakiPride #BoxOfficeBoxing
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Luka Kamana
Join us as Luka Kamana from Tutenganahau shares his inspiring journey and dedication to Te Ao Māori, nurturing people, and protecting te taiao. �� Discover the traditional art of mau rakau and connect with our ancestral heritage. #TeAoMāori #MauRakau #CulturalHeritage
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Leanne Horo
Join us as we speak with a beloved figure of the coast and māunga, Leanne Horo. A staunch supporter of our marae, hapū, iwi, and communities, and a long history and association with Māori Rugby in Taranaki. Get ready for the TMRFU 100th Anniversary!
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Tere Diamond
Meet Tere, a community champion from the far north now residing in Taranaki ki Tonga. With his wife Te Ruinga and their four tamariki, Tere's passion for his whānau, community, Te Ao Kapa Haka, and rangatahi shines through. As a key figure in resurrecting the Patea Warriors and founder of the Ngā Waihotanga Sports & Cultural Club, Tere continues to inspire many. Watch his story and be inspired by his dedication and spirit.
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Matthew Britz
Join us on Te Ao Hākinakina as we welcome Matthew Britz, a trailblazer in Para table tennis from Ngāmotu Taranaki. Matthew’s inspiring journey began in his childhood, and he has made history as the first New Zealand Para table tennis player to compete in the Paralympic Games in 48 years. ��
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Tokatumoana Walden
He is a well-known figure within the Rugby Union circles here in Taranaki and a respected member of our wider community. Passionate about Māori Rugby Union, he is leading the way for the upcoming TMRFU 100th Anniversary. Join us in welcoming TMRFU Chairman, Tokatumoana Walden.
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Brent Holswich
Join us as we dive into the exciting world of darts with Brent Holswich from the Taranaki Darts Association. This weekend, the Taranaki Darts Open Tournament is set to thrill fans right here at home. Tune in to hear Brent’s insights and what makes darts a global phenomenon. � #TaranakiDarts #DartsOpen #RadioInterview”
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Parris Mason
Meet Parris Mason: A 6ft 1 powerhouse who excels in netball, touch, and basketball. She represents the Central Pulse and as a proud member of the Silver Ferns squad for the Taini Jamieson Series. ���
Tune into this interview to hear all about Parris Mason and her incredible career in netball, touch, and basketball.
#SportingSuperstar #ParrisMason #SilverFerns
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Alan (Jacko) Jackson
Te Ao Hākinakina - Caps Chats with Alan (Jacko) Jackson
Alan (Jacko) Jackson’s legacy in Taranaki rugby league is one of dedication, passion, and excellence. His journey from a local player to a national coach and development officer highlights his profound impact on the sport. Alan continues to be a beacon of inspiration for the rugby league community in Taranaki and beyond.
He has played for the Wainuiomata Lions in Wellington, represented Taranaki, Wellington, Central Districts and NZ U17s as well as coach the Kiwi Ferns.
Watch this interview to hear all about his widespread career.
Te Ao Hākinakina with Caps | Michaela Blyde
From dazzling on the Olympic stage to dominating the rugby field for over a decade, Michaela Blyde is a name synonymous with excellence in Rugby Union 7s. Her journey is a testament to dedication, resilience, and sheer talent.
With a career spanning over ten years, Michaela has consistently proven herself as a formidable force in rugby, inspiring countless fans and aspiring athletes.
As she looks ahead, Michaela’s plans are as exciting as her career. Not only is she continuing to push the boundaries in rugby, but she’s also preparing for a new chapter in her personal life—getting married!