Kia Ora.

This is the website of the comedian, satirist, and documentary maker known as Te Radar. Here's a picture of him:

Photo by Mark William Brunner

Now, clearly that may not be that helpful. This picture was taken of Te Radar sheltering from the harsh Sahara sun at "The Festival Of the Desert", billed as the worlds most remote music festival, some 80 km's from Timbuktu. Te Radar was there filming for the acclaimed TVNZ show "Intrepid Journeys", for their episode on Mali.

So, here's a better picture:

Some Comments:

Corporate Speaking:
Having seen him as a guest speaker at another occasion I was once again totally impressed with his knowledge, delivery and straight shooting humour.
Raewyn Renate, Maori Land Court.

Delegates were enthralled from the moment he stepped foot on the stage. From his Ngati Pakeha welcome to his numerous worldwide experiences he had delegates captivated and in fits of laughter.
Daniela Entwisle, Sister Cities Conference Organiser

A superb MC and so the mediator. He was extremely professional and got really involved learning about the audience and putting his industry experience into the show.
Desiree Dolyle, CAANZ

On Hitori:
Te Radar has his capacity crowd engaged, intrigued, and roaring with laughter, …. I learned some stuff I didn't know as I laughed my arse off.
Nick Smythe, Theatreview

On Timor ODDyssey
“(Timor ODDyssey) stood out from the pack… compelling, funny and a testament to the Kiwi “she’ll be right” spirit”.
The Capital Times
“…..a voyage of extreme bravery and stupidity”.
NBR

To find out more about him please choose an option from the left menu.

Te Radar and Hori Ahipene as Bevan and Beverly Best from the show "B and B", which has ran for 3 seasons on Maori TV.

CLICK HERE FOR THE TIMOR ODDYSSEY MINI WEBSITE

NEW: THE BATTLE FOR PAHRUMP. click here for details of this new film!

If you are interested in his latest documentary
"Christmas in Bethlehem; a naivety story"
CLICK HERE

ALSO: Te Radar's NEW comedy CD

" radar's seedee"

is out now and only available here!

And, YES, this is the place to come for the very popular
" NGATI PAKEHA" T-shirts

They come in any colour you like so long as it is black, in all sizes.
Shirts cost NZ$30, plus a one off $5 fee for postage and packaging per order in New Zealand, NZ$10 for those abroad.

For more info or to order T-shirts click here:
Ngati Pakeha T-Shirts