Te Ahi Kaa mo 29 o Paengawhawha (April) 2012

Originally aired on Te Ahi Kaa, Sunday 29 April 2012

Te Ahi Kaa presents its ANZAC special 2012. What are the on-going effects of War? Maraea Rakuraku gets a personal account from her whanaunga Grace Turuwhenua and whanau friend Joe Matene about the dioxin spray widely known as Agent orange and it's devastating impact upon their whanau. Governor General Sir Jerry Mateparae delivered his Anzac speech at the National War memorial, Justine Murray was there and Kahu Waitoa talks about the legacy left by his grandfather Henare Waitoa.

Duration:  1h 01′ 47″

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