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Julian Arahanga Interview
Interview with Julian Arahanga, director and producer of the documentary 'Turangaarere: The John Pohe Story'. -
A Tatou Taonga
Introduction to Maori Television's full-day coverage of ANZAC Day 2008. -
Paths Of Glory (1957)
Stanley Kubrick’s breathtaking 1957 masterpiece starring Kirk Douglas and set in the trenches of the Western Front in World War I. Based loosely on the true story of four French soldiers charged with mutiny, this is one of the most powerful antiwar films ever made. -
Auckland Dawn Service 2008
Live coverage of the Auckland Dawn Service on ANZAC Day 2008, at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. -
Report From Chunuk Bair
Live report from Chunuk Bair on the Gallipoli Peninsula. -
Living Memorials
Report on the importance of names for commemorating important events and places. -
Anand Satyanand Interview
Interview with Governor General Anand Satyanand at the Auckland War Memorial Musuem. -
Turangi
Live report from Turangi, where Bill Parsons is celebrating his 100th birthday. Includes footage of the Dawn Ceremony. -
Report From Turkey
Judy Bailey reports from Turkey in the lead up to ANZAC Day. -
Report From Mahia
Live report from Mahia from the Mahia ANZAC Day Dawn Ceremony 2008. -
WWI: Te Hokowhitu A Tu
Report on the Maori Pioneer Battalion who fought in WWI, and the royal colours held in Waiouru War Museum. -
Report From Dunedin
Live report from the Dawn Ceremony at the Naval Barracks in Dunedin on ANZAC Day 2008. -
Renata Wanoa
Report on Renata Wanoa from the 28th Maori Battalion who in WWII died while a prisoner of war in Germany. Includes an in-studio interview with members of his family. The Prisoners of War studio discussion features two families, one moving story and the diary that unites them. -
WWII: Japanese POWs In Featherston
Report on Japanese prisoners of war in Featherston. -
Sinai: Keeping The Peace
NZ First MP Ron Mark speaks about his experiences in Sinai. -
Timor Leste: From Kiwi Lines (2008)
Timor-Leste: From Kiwi Lines explores the work of the New Zealand Defence Forces based in Dili, providing an insight into the reality of life for them and the people of Timor-Leste in 2008. -
Pacific Region
Studio guests look at recent events in the Pacific region and debate New Zealand’s current strategy and defence contribution. They include Andrew Ladley from Victoria University’s Institute of Policy Studies who is now the senior expert mediator in the newly created standby team of mediation experts at the United Nations; and Auckland University associate professor of political studies Stephen Hoadley. -
Turangaarere: The John Pohe Story (2008)
Local war hero Porokoru Patapu (John) Pohe, the first Maori pilot of the NZRAF and a leader of air crews in the skies over Europe during World War II, is featured in the television premiere of an extraordinary documentary, Turangaarere. -
Maartje Abbenhuis Interview
Interview with history lecturer Maartje Abbenhuis. -
WWII: Strangers In A Strange Land
The powerful story of Polish refugee children and the country they left behind. -
From The Attic
From The Attic uncovers the stories, mysteries and meaning behind the ANZAC taonga or treasures so many Kiwis have stashed ‘in the attic’. -
From The Attic: Dad's Medal
From The Attic uncovers the stories, mysteries and meaning behind the ANZAC taonga or treasures so many Kiwis have stashed ‘in the attic’. -
Putting The 'A' Into ANZAC
Maori Television goes in search of an Aussie perspective on ANZAC Day when Putting the ‘A’ into ANZAC. What does it mean to them and how is it commemorated across the ditch? Live and exclusive coverage of the Sydney ANZAC Day march and a no-holds barred studio discussion. -
From The Attic
From The Attic uncovers the stories, mysteries and meaning behind the ANZAC taonga or treasures so many Kiwis have stashed ‘in the attic’. -
WWI Lest We Forget: Wellington College
Wellington College students honour their 'old boys' who died at war. -
WWI: Pedal Power
During World War I, "on your bike" was a call to battle. Report on the ANZAC Bicycle Battalion. -
ANZAC Address
Now based at China’s Shantou University, Southland-born Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent Peter Arnett returns home to deliver this year’s ANZAC Address. -
Te Radar Interview
Interview with ex- war correspondent Te Radar, discussing Peter Arnett's ANZAC Address. -
Hamish Cooper Interview
Judy Bailey speaks with NZ ambassador to Turkey Hamish Cooper. -
Borneo: From Soldier To SAS
Kingi Ihaka discusses war in Borneo. -
Discipline And Daring
Discipline and Daring is what makes future servicemen and women. -
WWI: A Secret War
In World War I, nearly as many men were made unwell by sexually transmitted diseases as were injured in fighting. -
Our ANZAC
Our ANZAC explores the different ways Kiwis pay tribute to the memories of those who have served and includes a ‘show and tell’ in the studio with Auckland Museum curator of history, Rose Young, as well as veterans from around the country. The marae, Ngati Tumatauenga, at Waiouru is featured in this segment. -
Panel Discussion on Vietnam
Panel Discussion on Vietnam featuring Peter Arnett. -
Kim Webby In Gallipoli
Kim Webby reports from the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. -
Gallipoli Dawn Service 2008
The Australia and New Zealand dawn service at ANZAC Cove broadcast live, with Judy Bailey officiating as the Master of Ceremonies. -
Glynn Harper Interview
New Zealand military historian Glyn Harper makes the trip from Massey University to the Maori Television studio to provide a beginner’s guide to the key moments of the Western Front. -
Living Memories: A Boy Called Passchendaele
Story of the boy named after the battle of Passchendaele. -
Helen Clark Interview
Interview with Prime Minister Helen Clark.
