In 1981, Te Arawa crooner Deane Waretini knocked John Lennon off the top of the pop charts with The Bridge, New Zealand's first te reo Maori No. 1.
Maori Television series Now is the Hour follows Dean as he makes the drive from his base in
Deane Waretini (left), Orlando Stewart and 'Now is the Hour' director Simon Ogston. Photo / Ted Baghurst
In 1981, Te Arawa crooner Deane Waretini knocked John Lennon off the top of the pop charts with The Bridge, New Zealand's first te reo Maori No. 1.
Maori Television series Now is the Hour follows Dean as he makes the drive from his base in
His daughter Madison, 25, shared a close bond with the Australian actor on Instagram.