Search TV and Radio
- Search Everything
- Date
- Relative Dates
- This Month
- Last Month
- This Year
- Last Year
- Channel
- Genre
- Adults Only 1
- Agriculture 6
- Animals 1
- Art 10
- Arts/crafts 1
- Biography 5
- Business/Financial 4
- Children 2
- Comedy 15
- Commentary 1
- Computers 1
- Current affairs 4289
- Dance 1
- Debate 6
- Documentary 524
- Drama 3
- Educational 18
- Environment 2
- Fashion 1
- Gay/lesbian 1
- History 23
- House/garden 1
- Interview 75
- Law 7
- Medical 6
- Music 2
- Music special 2
- Music talk 1
- Musical 1
- News 6725
- News conference 1
- Newsmagazine 1
- Panel 2
- Political commercial 33
- Politics 405
- Public Affairs 10
- Religious 8
- Science 1
- Speech 23
- Sports 1
- Talk 24
- Theater 3
- Programme
Episodes and Stories 8,452
-
Checkpoint - Labour Party Conference Report
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
News - News Compilation: The David Godfrey Spy Affair
News bulletins recorded over several days late July 1966, from 17th July. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. A lack of concern about foreign issues and pre-occupation with the domestic. -- 2. The Kelliher exhibition. -
Radio Dispatch
Radio New Zealand's weekly news and current affairs programme, including replaying stories from the BBC. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. Tolls for the Lyttleton Tunnel and Auckland Harbour Bridge would be removed by Labour if they win the next election. -- 2. The Christchurch law courts soon to be built. -- 3. Lord Bernard Ferguson's speeches. -
Radio Dispatch
Radio New Zealand's weekly news and current affairs programme, including replaying stories from the BBC. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. Increase in shipping/freight costs in New Zealand. -- 2. Parliamentary behaviour. -- 3. Future trade relationships with Europe. -- 4. Fatal Air New Zealand crash at Auckland Airport (04/07/1966). -- 5. The decimal currency song. -
Point of View - Police Questioning
Weekly interview and discussion programme from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), usually where a panel were posed a question to argue. -
Radio Dispatch
Radio New Zealand's weekly news and current affairs programme including replaying stories from the BBC. -
How To Win An Election (or Not Lose by Much)
1. What's It All About -- 2. Man To Man -- 3. Left A Little -- 4. Man Of The People -- 5. Worst Of Both Worlds -- 6. Keep Right On -- 7. To Home It May Concern -- 8. West Side Tory -- 9. On Her Majesty's Swinging Service -- 10. It's The Man That Counts. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. Newspapers -- 2. The Godfrey Affair (The University of Auckland security intelligence officer or suspected spy David Godfrey) -- 3. Car Markets. -
Point of View - Votes for 18 year old Servicemen
Weekly interview and discussion programme from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), usually where a panel were posed a question to argue. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. The National Party Conference -- 2. 10 o'clock closing -- 3 The second TV channel -- 4. local protests -
Point of View - Interview with Mr Arnold Smith
Weekly interview and discussion programme from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), usually where a panel were posed a question to argue. -
News Review
The week in Parliament 1. Overseas Loans -- 2. Changes to the observance of ANZAC Day -- 3. Giving the vote to 18 year old servicemen. -
The Goon Show International Dateline : Round the World in 80 Days
Season 7 , Episode 20The Goons recreate Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days". -
News - News Compilation
News bulletins recorded over several days late July 1966. -
Looking at Ourselves
1. The National Party conference and the state of the economy with a current account debt.-- 2. The 1952 period when the economy was in balance. -- 3. lifting of import and trade restrictions (1952). -- 4. Saving stands of trees in Stokes Valley from a private housing development. -
National Party Conference Report - Day 3
Political Party Conference Report -
Looking at Ourselves
1. Youth and contempt of the Establishment. -- 2. New Zealand Sport. -- 3. The extension of Police powers in New Zealand. -
Point of View - Questioning People Involved in Crime
Weekly interview and discussion programme from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), usually where a panel were posed a question to argue. -
Live Commentary on the visit of President Johnson
A live commentary on the parade for President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs Johnson. The route was between the Wellington Town Hall and Parliament. -
5:00pm News
1. Précis of events during President Johnson's NZ visit. -- 2. Two lottery prizes have been won by Aucklanders. -- 3. Poet James K. Baxterhas been awarded the Robert Burns Fellowship for another year. -- 4. Spaniards claim they have been beaten up in Gibraltar. -- 5. There have been submarine explosions near the Kuril Islands (near Japan) and Russia has warned foreign governments not to conduct tests there. -- 6. The trend towards non-smoking in the UK. -- 7. The UN is to consider China's admission. -- 8 India is to try to reduce the birth rate. -- 8 Sports news -
1:15pm News (Replay)
1. President Johnson is at a State lunch at Parliament. -- 2. Norman Kirk explained his position on Asia to President Johnson. -- 3. Bilateral trade with America. -- 4. Mrs Johnson given a rousing welcome by crowds. -- 5. The Wellington Seamen's Union stop-work. -- 6. A meteorological team will sail to Campbell Island tomorrow. -- 7. Hamilton will prosecute those setting off fireworks. -- 8. Hydroelectric development of land in the Clutha area. -- 9. Farming news. -
Live Commentary fron Ohakea: President Johnson's Departure
1. Pleasant conditions for Air Force One to leave New Zealand. -- 2. Commentary on the visit so far. -
News Review
1. Tom Lowe on the Australia New Zealand and Malaya (ANZAM) Conference in Wellington and the security issues in South East Asia -- 2. Interview with the Australian Trade Commissioner in New Zealand, J. A. Morie. -- 3. The Maiden trip of the new inter island ferry 'TEV Wahine' last evening -- 4. NZ and United States Air Training Core exchange students. -- 5. Report on the end of the Colonial Office. -
News Review
1. The visit of Mr Fujii of the Asian Development Bank -- 2. Criticism of the Office of Government Buildings buying the Institute of Architects buiding-- 3. The Australian Government considering calling up immigrants to build up its armed services -
The Goon Show The Leather Omnibus; The Mysterious Punch-up-the-Conker
Season 7 , Episode 19In an outbreak of Punching-Up-The-Conker a leather omnibus goes missing. -
News Review
1. The final session at the Manilla Conference on Vietnam is under way. -- 2. New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation reporter, Lindsay Shelton talks about his experiences of Vietnam during a press visit. -- 3. The World Power Conference is under way in Tokyo with Mr F. Nigel Stace, Secretary of the Electric Supply Authority Engineers Institute of New Zealand, in attendance -
National Party Conference Report - Day 2
Political Party Conference report -
7:00pm News
1. The conclusion of the Manilla Conference on Vietnam and the warning that Vietnam needs to negotiate or face a long gruelling war. -- 2. The Labour Party, if elected, will set up a competitive tendering process for programme and advertising on YD stations. -- 3. Mr Kirk. Leader, Labour Party, criticised the Government's handling of Radio Hauraki. -- 4. Radio Hauraki has been told that their ship, the MV Tiri, will be returned to them tomorrow. -- 5. Spain has closed its frontier with Gibraltar. -- 6. The Public Service Association is seeking a new salary scale for Prison Officers. -
News
1. President Johnson had an enthusiastic welcome. -- 2. There were some anti-President Johnson protesters. -- 3. A protest banner was torn up and stamped on. -- 4. Mr Holyoake praised the generosity of the United States. -- 5. Mr Johnson's speech. -- 6. Seamen stopped work today to protest against President Johnson's visit. -- 7. Two major lottery prizes went to Auckland today. -
First Years of Samoa's Independence
Professor J. W. Davidson, Head of the Department of Pacific Studies at the Australian National University, talks about Samoa after independence. This includes the financial crisis and the difficulties in reconciling tradition and progress as well as the achievements. -
9:00pm News
1. Sports grants. -- 2. A female voice interrupted the NZBC Tauranga station broadcast urging listeners to listen to Radio Hauraki. -- 3. NZ has signed the International Convention on all Forms of Racial Discrimination. -- 4. A meeting in Auckland has deplored the Government's actions towards Radio Hauraki. This was followed by a march in Queen Street -- 5. President Johnson is visiting the Vietnam war zone. -- 6. The jurisdiction of the Ombudsman's office will probably be extended. -
News Review
1. The Manilla Conference on Vietnam ended yesterday. -- 2. General Hunter Harris, Commander in Chief of the United States Pacific Air forces, is in NZ for official discussions. -- 3. Lord Carrington, Opposition Leader, British House of Lords, is on a business trip to NZ. -- 4. An independent authority for Valuers is needed in NZ says Mr J. Bruce Brown, Valuer General. -
7:00pm News
1. The Prime Minister Keith Holyoake has just returned from the Manilla Conference on Vietnam. -- 2. The grant to the Medical Research Council. -- 3. In ten days there will be a conference in London deciding on access for New Zealand produce if Britain joins the Common Market. -- 4. Recommendations for improving salaries in the Prison Service. -- 5. The Seddon Memorial at Parliament buildings has been painted with an anti-Vietnam war slogan. -- 6. The Tokoroa Town Empowering Bill. -- 7. Shipping freight rates will increase. -- 8. Fishermen in Auckland have rejected a proposal for reduced catches and prices. -- 9. In Malaysia protesters have been rounded up in advance of President Johnson's visit. -
7:00pm News
1. The United Nations voted to end South Africa's mandate over South West Africa. -- 2. Farmers are holding back export lambs because of low prices. -- 3. New Zealand is behind in planning for container shipping. -- 4. There will be a meeting in Wellington next month on dairy prices. -- 5. Wool prices have increased. -- 6. Railways can keep up with technological advances. -- 7. Produce reports. -- 8. Television hours to be lengthened. -- 9. Number 14 Squadron is returning from Singapore. -- 10. Food production levels and demand, and the factors which may influence imports and quotas in Britain. -
9:00pm News
1. The Manilla Conference on Vietnam winds up today and a communique will be released. -- 2. The pirate radio ship "MV Tiri" will be returned to her owners tomorrow. -- 3. Radio Hauraki have applied to the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation for the right to broadcast under contract. -- 4. When containers are introduced the number of ports in NZ will need to be reduced. -- 5. Tomorrow is the last day to registrer as a voter for the general election. -- 6. Power for industry. -- 7. Number 14 Squadron with its Canberra jet bombers begins returning from Malaysia this week -
President Johnson's State Luncheon
1. Prime Minister Keith Holyoak's speech of welcome to President Lyndon Johnson -- 2. Leader of the Opposition, Norman Kirk's speech. -- 3. President Lyndon Johnson's speech. -
News Review
1. An interview with Mr. Holyoake on his return from the Manilla Conference on Vietnam. -- 2. A report on President Johnson's visit to an American base in Vietnam. -
News
1. The seven nation Conference on Vietnam opened in Manilla today. -- 2. The crew members of the Radio Hauraki ship " MVTiri" have been remanded on bail to appear in the Auckland Magistrate's Court tomorrow. -- 3. There is a strike today at the Tasman Pulp and Paper company's mill in Kawerau. -- 4. A committee in Wellington is investigating how New Zealand handles export cargo, including the use of containers. -
9:00pm News
1. An Italian company which will build the tunnels at the Tongarero power scheme is to begin discussions with the Federation of Labour. -- 2. Exports for the first half of this year are up. -- 3. The Prime Minister of the Cook Islands, Mr. Albert Henry, is in New Zealand. -- 4. The Deputy Foreign editor of the Soviet communist newspaper Isvestia is in Western Samoa to gather information for a series of articles. -- 5. The latest Chinese nuclear test has been widely condemned around the world.