Te Kaea and Te Karere used fewer politicians as sources and a much wider range of Maori sources than mass TV news. Māori programmes allowed sources to speak for longer, and used a less confrontational approach even though the same proportion of their stories were about conflict. Overall, they demonstrated the monocultural nature of the news values which mass TV news imply are universal.
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