Derek Fox

Derek Fox

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Derek Fox is a veteran Māori broadcaster and former politician who served as the chair of the Māori Television Service, overseeing the launch of Māori TV in 2004, and was involved in the controversial hiring of John Davy as the channel's CEO.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Derek Fox was a media pioneer with whom Pere Maitai worked during his career. 6

Pere Maitai Shane Te Pou Marjorie Caleb Charlie Maitai Wena Harawira Whai Ngata Riripeti
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Māori broadcaster Pere Maitai’s death: Losing my brother reminds me that life is for living - Shane Te Pou

New Zealand New Zealand: Derek Fox is a tribunal member who was initially not reappointed but later was. 5

Prue Kapua Tama Potaka Caren Fox Richard Prebble Philip Crump Grant Hadfield Ron Mark Shane Jones David Seymour Christopher Luxon Francisco Hernandez Stephen Rainbow Pou Temara Rawinia Higgins Tom Roa Linda Tuhiwai Smith Hana O Regan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: ‘Pretty disruptive’: Inside the delays and power plays behind the controversial Waitangi Tribunal appointments

New Zealand New Zealand: Former broadcaster Derek Fox was reappointed to the tribunal. 5

Richard Prebble Tama Potaka Ken Williamson Kevin Prime Hana O Regan Philip Crump Grant Hadfield Debbie Ngarewa Packer Derek Cheng
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: ‘Turning the Treaty into a socialist manifesto’: Richard Prebble resigns from Waitangi Tribunal

New Zealand New Zealand: Derek Fox is the chair of the newly-minted Māori Television Service (MTS) responsible for appointing the channel's first CEO. 5

John Davy John Peebles Rodney Hide Louisa Cleave Phil Moran
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Lights, camera and bare-faced lies: The Canadian who fooled NZ