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Nightly magazine-style show Town and Around played on New Zealand screens during the second half of the 60s. This end-of-1968 special from the Wellington edition showcases highlights from over 500 items shown that year. The concentration is on lighter material, most famously, a hoax piece on a farmer who claims to put gumboots on his turkeys. In another piece a reporter discovers that locked cars in the city tend to be the exception rather than the norm. It also features an interview with Aussie entertainer Rolf Harris and an impromptu Kiwi street-Hamlet.
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Short Film, 1977 (Full Length)
A dramatised documentary with Wellington buildings
Television, 2005 (Full Length)
Another show that featured classic hoaxes from time to time
Short Film, 1949 (Full Length)
A snapshot of what's happening in Wellington in 1949
Television, 2007 (Full Length Episode)
Features a crampons-on-jandals spoof
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