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    Broadcaster Whakaata Maori is undergoing a major restructure -- with job cuts looming

    Broadcaster Whakaata Maori is undergoing a major restructure -- with job cuts looming


    Chief Executive Shane Taurima told staff in a company wide hui this morning, changes include reducing the senior leadership from seven to four.

    Content investment will reduce - with less focus on "high-impact" projects and its Te Reo channel will move online in March.

    There'll also be a broader organisational review, with job cuts by late next month.

    Taurima says these decisions weren't taken lightly, but are necessary to ensure long-term sustainability.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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