PRIVATE BROADCAST

Private live streaming for celebrations in New Zealand

Many New Zealand families have relatives in Australia, the UK and the Pacific. A private broadcast lets them share a Christmas gathering, a Waitangi Day get-together or a child's milestone with people who cannot be there, over a single private link.

Festivals and celebrations in New Zealand

Waitangi Day (6 February) Share a family cultural gathering or a permitted local commemoration with relatives living overseas.
Matariki / Māori New Year (winter) Bring family together for remembrance, shared kai (food) and storytelling across distances.
ANZAC Day (25 April) Privately share a respectful family remembrance of ancestors or an authorised community tribute.
Te Matatini (biennial kapa haka festival) Show relatives your family’s preparations or an authorised group performance, respecting broadcast rights.
Auckland Pasifika Festival (usually March) Share a family cultural presentation, traditional food or an authorised dance performance.
Polyfest (Auckland, school cultural festival) Let grandparents watch a student’s cultural-group performance when the school and organiser permit.
Auckland Anniversary Day (late January) Share a family picnic, harbour outing or private holiday gathering with invited relatives.
Canterbury Anniversary Day (November) Bring absent relatives into a regional holiday meal or agricultural-show family outing.
Auckland Lantern Festival (around Lunar New Year) Share a family lantern-making activity or permitted festival visit with relatives abroad.
King’s Birthday (June) Stream a long-weekend family visit, baking session or neighbourhood gathering.
Labour Day (October) Bring family overseas into your spring barbecue or holiday excursion.
Christmas Summer Gathering (December) Share a garden lunch, beach picnic and gift opening with grandparents abroad.
School Prize-Giving Ceremony (end of school year) Let family members follow a child’s award or speech if the school authorises filming.
Kapa Haka School Performance Stream an approved Māori-language song or dance performance to invited whānau (family).
Agricultural and Pastoral / A&P Show (regional) Share a young family member’s livestock, craft or produce presentation when the organiser agrees.
Regional Matariki Community Gathering Invite distant relatives into a community-approved shared meal or storytelling event.
New Year’s Eve Summer Celebration (31 December) Show family overseas your private countdown, garden party or holiday gathering.
School Leavers’ Celebration (end of year) Share an authorised graduation speech or private farewell with family who cannot attend.

How to live stream Christmas to family abroad

To stream a family Christmas to relatives overseas, open the broadcast before you gather, place the phone so it sees everyone and send the link only to those invited. It is live only while you are broadcasting.

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