Queen’s Tour 1953 – Gauge

NZ History Sound

Peter Downes: Early Radio Recordings and Archiving in Aotearoa New Zealand

March 22, 2016May 12, 2016 Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision 18 Comments 28th Māori Battalion, 2YA, Arch Curry, Asquith Thompson, Aunt Daisy, Aunt Gwen (Gwen Shepherd), Billy Hart, Bungin’ 'Em In, Chester Wilmot, Cicely Debenham, Edmund Hillary, Hello My Dearie, Jim Hartstonge, Jim Sullivan, L.G. Lukey, Lionel Sceats, Lord Bledisloe, Monte Cassino, National Film Unit, NZBC, On Parade, One Man's Family, Peter Downes, Professor Robert Jack, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen's Tour 1953, radio, Radio New Zealand, Rosemary Collier, Royal tour, Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero, sound preservation, sound technology, Tangiwai railway disaster, Television New Zealand, Uncle Bruce (Bruce Stennett), Wally Marshall, World War II, World War Two, WWII

Peter Downes has had a long and distinguished association with broadcasting and sound archiving in Aotearoa. In this presentation he

Archiving Practice Sound

Interview with Sarah Johnston, SANTK Client Services Archivist

October 17, 2013March 29, 2016 Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision 6 Comments Alice Cooper, banned recordings, Blondie, broadcast archiving, cataloguing, Christchurch earthquake, Client Services, documentation, Gareth Watkins, genealogy, Maddie Leach, media use of footage, Queen's Tour 1953, research tips, rugby jerseys, Sarah Johnston, SCAPE, Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero

Gareth Watkins (SANTK Accessions Archivist) chats to Sarah Johnston about her work as Client Services Archivist for Sound Archives Ngā Taonga