Audio Curios: Earthquake Ripples
Raelene Rees and Michelle Mac-William from Women in the Rebuild reflect on some of the social issues affecting Cantabrians in
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Christchurch
Audio Curios: Samadhi – Voice of Sri Lanka.
The first broadcast on Plains FM from the Sri Lankan Language and Culture School in Christchurch (21 October 2015). The
Read moreThe Sinking of The Marquette
– By Sarah Johnston (Client Services Co-ordinator – Radio, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) Recollections from New Zealand nurses who
Read moreHeritage Sounds of Christchurch at the BECA Heritage Week Family Fun Day
– By Camilla Wheeler (Cataloguer / Researcher, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) and Sarah Johnston (Client Services Co-ordinator Radio, Ngā
Read moreSounds of Lost Christchurch
Like many Christchurch inhabitants, our sound branch of Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision (then known as Sound Archives Ngā Taonga
Read more“Scruff,” a Short Film In-The-Making
Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision Audio Conservator Alex Porter has hidden talents. Outside of her day job as an archivist, she
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Audio Curios: 35 Hours into a 72 Hour Broadcast!
Field Theory – a collective of artists based in Australia – undertook to broadcast continuously for 72 hours from Lancaster
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Audio Curios: Visiting Royals
Bernard Kearns commentates on the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arriving at their hotel in Christchurch and Don Donaldson interviews Mrs Derbyshire
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Audio Curios: Anniversary of the 22 February Earthquake
This week in Audio Curios: Canterbury earthquake audio montage; aired during RadioLIVE’s 15-hour outside broadcast from central Christchurch in 2014. The broadcast
Read moreThe Day the Earth Moved Under Our Feet
– By Marie O’Connell (Audio Conservator, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) This piece was originally published in IASA journal issue 44, January
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