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Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Two
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Two
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2002 Documentary
Part one of five from this full length television programme.
Part two of five from this full length television programme.
Part three of five from this full length television programme.
Part four of five from this full length television programme.
Part five of five from this full length television programme.
The credits for this television programme.
Pavlova Paradise Revisited
Before he was a British MP, Austin Mitchell...
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - First Episode
Austin Mitchell journeys south on his NZ return
Revolution
Documentary series on NZ’s political transformation in...
Town and Around: Auckland Highlights
Includes an interview with Mitchell on the state of NZ...
Inquiry - Nothing Venture, Nothing Gain
A 1974 look at women in politics
Face to Face with Kim Hill - Michael King
More national ID musing from Michael King
Goodbye Pork Pie
Another way to see New Zealand
Reluctant Revolutionary
David Lange’s journey
Tonight - Robert Muldoon interview
An abrasive Robert Muldoon
The 1984 Leaders Debate
Muldoon and Lange face off
In a Land of Plenty
Another take on the 80s reforms
Compass
Mitchell was a well-known broadcaster for Compass in the 60s
Moa's Ark : Invaders of the Last Ark
Also features Tipene O'Regan
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Austin Mitchell heads to Auckland
How D'ye Do Mr Governor
A 1989 Ian Johnstone doco on the Treaty
Sale of a Nation
A doco examining asset sales of the era
Joe Bennett's Guide to the Corridors of Power
Another UK-born person looks at NZ politics
Votes for the Girls
Another look at female politicians
This second episode of the three-part series following British MP Austin Mitchell’s return to the country where he began his career in (as a broadcaster and author of 1972 book The Half Gallon Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise) sees a focus on politics. The former Canterbury University political scientist gives a potted political history, from the roots of a conservative Kiwi political mien to the radical changes wrought by Lange’s 80s Labour government and the rise of women ‘on the hill’. Finally he considers tourism, Treaty settlements and the aspirations of Māori.
The fisheries settlement is not a cornucopia of instant welfare cheques. The fisheries settlement is a right to own some capital. It’s the equivalent of owning a paddock.– Sir Tipene O’Regan, Former Chairman, Ngai Tahu Maori Trust
Produced by
McDougall Craig North
Topics
- 1987 stock market crash
- agriculture
- alliance
- asset sales
- austin mitchell
- beehive
- bill english
- bob jones
- cabinet
- cartoons
- david caygill
- david lange
- elizabeth mccombs
- fisheries settlement
- guide rangi
- helen clark
- house of commons
- jenny shipley
- jim anderton
- jim bolger
- jim southwell
- john tamihere
- jonathan hunt
- keith holyoake
- labour party
- lianne dalzeil
- maori village
- margaret wilson
- marian hobbs
- mark burton
- michael cullen
- mike tamaki
- mmp
- national party
- new zealand business roundtable
- new zealand on air
- nz on air
- parekura horomia
- parliament
- pete hodgson
- phil goff
- protests
- race relations
- railways
- richard prebble
- robert muldoon
- roger douglas
- ruth richardson
- sandra lee
- stan rodger
- steve maharey
- “the mother of all budgets”
- tipene o'regan
- tom scott
- tourism
- treaty of waitangi
- trevor mallard
- wero