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We hold more than 70 kilometres of public records, documenting nearly 200 years of New Zealand history. Our holdings include documents, maps, plans, photographs, artworks and films.
These videos are a sample of our film holdings, put on YouTube so we can share them with a wider audience. Wed love to learn more about them, so please add comments if you know about people or places in the videos!
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Colour film about the islands and people of the Cook Islands group. Mostly shot around Rarotonga it features many places and customs including fis...
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A short colour film on big game fishing in New Zealand including archive footage of fishing in the 1920's. Marlin and Sharks mainly. DV file from...
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Colour film about racing horse breading in New Zealand. Part of a series of films made to show overseas to support tourism and travel. DV file fr...
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Silent colour travelogue film around the major cities of New Zealand, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. The major sites and scenes o...
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Tourist and Publicity film about Rotorua and the thermal wonders of the area. Part of a compilation of films that were sent overseas to show the wo...
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Channel Comments
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dmguru4u
(1 month ago)
Hiya. Very cool channel!! Man .. Beautiful .. Superb .. I'll bookmark your YT channel and take the feeds also...I'm happy to locate numerous helpful information here in the article. Thank you for sharing.
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jakpoderwaclaske
(2 months ago)
Just wanted to let you know that i love your channel, the videos are awesome!
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pipsqueakNZ
(4 months ago)
Excellent channel! do you have access to old news reels from the 20's and 30's that they used to show at the picture theater? also i'd love to see Daughter of Invercargill and Daughter of Dunedin, and other similar feature length movies that were made in the 1920's. I don't know why these aren't available to the public of NZ, they're part of our history.
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TheSeidenbach
(8 months ago)
Hey there! I have to say I really love the way you do your videos. They are so authentic and it's a pleasure to watch them. keep on going!
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serentonin
(2 years ago)
fantasticals!
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nighthawk006
(2 years ago)
Great channel! Look forward to seeing more footage.
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