Māori Media refers to various forms of communication and content created by and for the Māori people of New Zealand. This includes television, radio, print, and digital platforms that promote Māori culture, language, and perspectives. Notable examples include Māori Television and Radio Waatea, which aim to provide news, entertainment, and educational content relevant to Māori audiences. The development of Māori Media plays a crucial role in preserving and revitalizing the Māori language and traditions. It serves as a platform for Māori voices, allowing for representation in mainstream media and fostering a sense of identity and community among Māori people.