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Te Raki Media re-launched Nov. 1st 2020 as the public access online television platform for the region of New Zealand we call Northland, and it’s ‘team of 200,000.’ We have been offering television services since 2008 and video production services since 2013.


Here is where Northlanders can tell their stories, and share stuff of interest to tens of millions around the world. Nearly five million kiwis live below us, with one million living overseas, and we welcome viewers around the world who want to see the paradise we call Te Tai Tokerau.


You’ll see why we believe we truly live in paradise. Until then, enjoy Northland here… and let us know how you like us!

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Te Raki Media Board members:

Chair: Mike Kake

  • Northland Regional Council Tai Tokerau Māori Advisory Committee member.
  •  I am the Tumuwhakarae at Pehiaweri Marae
  • I have held this position for several years after the deaths of my father and uncles. I bring to this position a range of experiences including:
  • Chair of the Rewa Rewa Maori Land Incorporation
  •  Over 20 years experience of environmental stewardship issues
  • General Manager of the Community radio station, Ngati Hine FM
  •  Co Chair -National Executive of the Iwi Radio Network, Te Whakaruruhau
  • Co Chair of C North Television, Whangarei
  • Director – national Maori Media Network
  • Trustee – Te Runanga O Nga Puhi
  • Iwi Liaison Committee member – Whangarei District Council
  • Member – Northland Regional Council’s Roading and Environmental Committees

With the experience of my fellow Board members and that of myself as listed above I believe that you can feel confident that Northland TV Charitable Trust is competently managed by a group of committed, professional people, who would make excellent use of any resources you may wish to allocate to us for the good of our whanau and the wider community of Whangarei.

Chair: Mike Kake

Carol Peters

Carol has worked with Te Raki TV since its inception. She has a BA majoring in Education, Certificate of Adult Education, Master of Counselling, PhD in Community-led development. Her community development work and training supports individuals, marae komiti and community groups to achieve their goals. She has been part of setting up a school, emergency housing, a community law service, a health centre, food rescue, housing first in Whangarei, Open Arms Day centre and other community projects. For her service to the community she was awarded the Queens Service Medal. She is a Whangarei District Councillor and is on the Northland District Health Board.

Carol’s family is originally from Cornwall, but have lived in Maunu, Whangarei six generations.

Carol Peters

Ralph Correa

Ralph has had a vast and varied career in Finance both here in New Zealand but also in Africa and India where he was born. He has a Degree in Economics, Maths and Statistics and Level 5 Certificate in Financial Advice. He has also recently become a Justice of the Peace. He is a highly experienced and commercially astute senior analyst, with a unique career spanning business analysis, data warehousing, business improvement, team leadership and strategic management of local and global organisations.

Ralph says he understands the challenges surrounding migrant families and belongs to great networks, working with the Northland Indian Association, St John Ambulance and within the Catholic Church.

Ralph Correa

Rabin Ranji

Rabin is a recent NZ migrant who, with his brothers, runs a film production company (Ranji Brothers) that focuses on supporting young talented artists and delivering quality, socially relevant and intense subject-based films. He has been both actor and producer for a number of productions. He is currently working at Northtec supporting nursing students through their academic pathways. He has a long history working in education in management and business development. He has a Masters degree in marketing and supports a number of charities.

Rabin Ranji

Kathryn McKenzie

Kathryn is the Secretary for the Pehiaweri Maori Church and Marae Incorpation. She has held this position for seven years. I bring to this position a range of experiences including:

  •  Currently working in Community Development in the Community of Tikipunga, through the Tikipunga Community Trust.
  • Nine years experience as a primary school teacher
  • 16 years experience as an adult tutor
  • Ongoing experience as elected secretary of other Incorporated Societies, i.e. Pehiaweri Mare, Northland Urban Rural Mission and Network Waitangi Whangarei.

Kathryn McKenzie

Kevin Etherington

Kevin is a Father, Husband, DJ, Music Producer, Award winning Filmmaker, Actor, Founder and Director of Facebox Limited. A serial entrepreneur starting businesses in security, retail fashion, FMCG, subscription TV, food service and craft beer (homebrew) Kevin now spends his days writing bio’s in the third person… and, running Facebox.


Kevin launched Facebox in 2015 after several years in documentary Filmmaking. Facebox has produced video content for over 200 brands both here and overseas and alongside the development of two other industry related brands remains Kevin’s main focus today.

Kevin Etherington

Tricia Fritzgerald

Tricia is an experienced service manager (national and regional organisations), Chair and consultant working largely in the non-profit sector. She has an MBA and a PhD in management, focused on developing social enterprises in not-for-profits and is a strong business development professional.


She has started a number of organisations over the years and as a consultant, she is driven by the philosophy that people know their own needs best and can determine their own futures. She aims to enable those futures to be imagined, clarified and created.


She and her husband have settled in the Waipu Cove area.

Tricia Fritzgerald

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Here is where Northlanders can tell their stories, and share stuff of interest to tens of millions around the world.

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