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Presented by veteran newsreader Richard Long, this documentary looks at the history of the Auckland Harbour Bridge, focusing on some of the many and varied events which have happened on the bridge, such as AJ Hackett's first bungy jump off of it, the Dame Whina Cooper-led Maori land march of 1975, and the first plane to fly under the bridge. Interviewees include Joe Hawke, who was both a builder who worked on the bridge and a leader of the land march, and one of the Japanese makers of the 'Nippon Clippon' bridge extensions added in 1969.
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Television, 2007 (Full Length Episode)
AJ Hackett was the first person to bungy jump off the Auckland Harbour Bridge
Television, 1975 (Full Length)
The Maori land march went over the Auckland Harbour Bridge