Jack Tame

Jack Tame is a prominent New Zealand television presenter and journalist, best known for hosting the Q+A program on RNZ, who is currently on paternity leave following the birth of his child.

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New Zealand: In an April 2024 interview with Q+A with Jack Tame, Ngāpuhi chair Mane Tahere said there was some 'deep kōrero' happening within marae and hapū around a settlement. 6

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: NZ First drafting bill to require only one Ngāpuhi settlement

New Zealand: Jack Tame is a TVNZ journalist who chose Fomison's artwork for a publication, reflecting on its unique resistance. 6

Ralph Hotere Tony Fomison Murray Horton Mark Forman Sam Elworthy Martin Edmond Philip Clairmont Rachel Power Vincent O Sullivan Mary Mcfarlane Nicola Francis Rosalie Gascoigne Ben Gascoigne Martin Gascoigne Sheana Wheeldon Pamela Gordon Dame Fiona Kidman Janet Frame

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: An empty frame? When biographers can’t get permission to use artists’ work

New Zealand: Jack Tame was the regular host being filled in for by Guyon Espiner. 5

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: David Seymour responds to Erica Stanford saying he ‘overstepped the mark’ on teacher-only days

New Zealand: Jack Tame is on paternity leave, allowing Guyon Espiner to temporarily host Q+A. 5

Charlotte Purdy Lucy Letby Mark Mcdonald Mike Hall Guyon Espiner Mava Moayyed Jacqui Burfoot Avianca Bohm Talia Bennett Hal Crawford Philip Sherry Mike Mcroberts Samantha Hayes James Meager Michael Boggs Jeremy Wells Manaia Stewart

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: Kiwi TV producer Charlotte Purdy’s battle for UK nurse Lucy Letby; Guyon Espiner’s Q+A return; Media reform paper considers RNZ funding regime; Sky tests new satellite