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Radio Ngāti Porou Listener Survey – Te Reo Māori On-Air

Kia ora whānau,

Radio Ngāti Porou is looking at ways to increase the amount of te reo Māori used across our station. We want to hear from our listeners about how much reo they currently understand, how they feel about hearing more reo on-air, and what would help make it enjoyable and accessible for everyone.

Your feedback will help guide how we use te reo Māori across our programmes.
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What age group are you in?
Under 18
18-29
30-44
45-59
60+
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How often do you listen to Radio Ngāti Porou
Every day
A few times a week
Once a week
Occasionally
Rarely
Never
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Radio Ngāti Porou is funded to promote te reo Māori, and the Government would like us to increase the amount of te reo Māori spoken on-air.


If we increased the amount of te reo Māori we broadcast (e.g. voice breaks, interviews, news, station announcements and other programmes), would you continue listening to Radio Ngāti Porou

Yes
No
Unsure
Additional comments for your answer above
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What is your current te reo Māori capacity
I can understand te reo Māori and speak confidently
I understand some te reo Māori but do not speak it, or I am not confident enough to speak
I have little or no te reo Māori, but I would like to learn more te reo and tikanga
I have little or no te reo Māori and do not want to hear more te reo Māori on Radio Ngāti Porou
Other
Please specify your other answer
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How important is hearing te reo Māori on Radio Ngāti Porou
Very important
Important
Somewhat important
Not very important
Not important
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How much te reo Māori would you like to hear on-air
Much more
A little more
About the same amount
A little less
Much less
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During which programmes or times of the day would you most enjoy hearing more te reo Māori[Checkboxes]
Breakfast (6am–9am)
Mid-morning (9am–12pm)
Afternoons (12pm–3pm)
Drive (3pm–6pm)
Evenings
Weekends
Across all programmes
Other
Please specify your other answer
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What type of te reo Māori would you enjoy hearing more of[Choose at most 3 items]
Everyday conversation
Mihi, greetings and sign-offs
Kīwaha and common expressions
Local and national news
Interviews in te reo Māori
Bilingual interviews
Waiata introductions and explanations
Māori words and phrases explained in English
Pepeha, whakataukī and kōrero tuku iho
Local Ngāti Porou history and tikanga
Ngāti Porou reo and local dialect
Other
Please specify your other answer
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What would help you understand and enjoy more te reo Māori on Radio Ngāti Porou[Checkboxes]
Using both te reo Māori and English
Explaining Māori words afterwards
Shorter and simpler reo voice breaks
Repeating common words regularly
Sharing translations online
Regular reo learning segments
Using more local Ngāti Porou speakers
Nothing – I am comfortable with full te reo content
Other
Please specify your other answer
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Would you be interested in short on-air segments that help listeners learn te reo Māori and Ngāti Porou tikanga
Yes
No
Maybe
Additional comments
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Is there anything that concerns you about Radio Ngāti Porou increasing the amount of te reo Māori used on-air
Yes
No
Please share your concerns or additional comments
What would make you more likely to listen to programmes that use more te reo Māori
Is there anything else you would like to tell us about the use of te reo Māori on Radio Ngāti Porou
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