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Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2002 Documentary
Pavlova Paradise Revisited
Before he was a British MP, Austin Mitchell...
Before They Were Famous
Buckle up as we blast from the past Russ le Roq, game...
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Austin Mitchell revisits Dunedin
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Two
Austin Mitchell heads to Wellington
Goodbye Pork Pie
Another way to see New Zealand
This Auckland
Auckland in the 60s
Real Lives - Ponsonby Road
Auckland in the 80s
Queen Street
Fictionalised 70s Auckland
Auckland City Centenary – Last, Loneliest, Loveliest
Auckland celebrates its centenary
Queen City Rocker
80s movie set in Auckland
New Streets - South Auckland, Two Cities
Otara and Mangare in focus
Zilch!
Comedy/thriller set in Auckland
Sione's Wedding
Comedy set in Auckland’s Samoan community
Bastion Point - The Untold Story
1977 Bastion Point protest
Top Half - Excerpts
Auckland regional news in the 80s
Town and Around: Auckland Highlights
Auckland regional news in the 60s
Pictorial Parade No. 98 - Expanding Auckland
Auckland in the 60s
The Bridge
Auckland’s iconic harbour bridge
The Greatest Run on Earth
Round the Bays in 1980
Jafas
Joe Bennett’s take on Aucklanders
Pavlova Paradise Revisited - Episode Three
Austin Mitchell heads to Auckland
Auckland City of Sunlight
NFU post-war promo
Pasifika 2005
Polynesia celebrated
1950 British Empire Games
Auckland in 50s sporting mode
Ōtara Market
Oscar Kightley at the multicultural market
Revolution - 3, The Great Divide
Brian Gaynor also features in this
Revolution - 4, The New Country
Brian Gaynor also features
Liberty
More Greg Johnson music
Isabelle
More Greg Johnson music
Don't Wait Another Day (featuring Boh Runga)
More Greg Johnson music
Queer Selfies
A short doco set at the Big Gay Out
Brit MP Austin Mitchell began his career as a lecturer and broadcaster in New Zealand the 60s (penning classic 1972 book The Half Gallon Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise). In this final part of his 2002 return to Godzone he takes the pulse of Auckland in a pre-Supercity era with Banks as mayor and the America’s Cup in the cabinet. He also examines music and sport, ending the series with identity musings from Helen Clark, Sam Neill, and Michael King. Look out for a young Valerie Adams about 4'30" into clip four.
New Zealand is isolated and insular and it’s very easy to become provincial in a place like this. It’s very easy to become smug and say this is god’s own country, there’s nothing better than this. It is blessed but there are many, many other great places in the world and it’s good for you to have a look at it.– Sam Neill
Produced by
McDougall Craig North
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Topics
- austin mitchell
- sky tower
- trelise cooper
- americas cup
- cruise ships
- volvo round the world
- music industry
- fashion
- new zealand fashion week
- john banks
- greg johnson
- helen clark
- brian gaynor
- bob harvey
- big gay out
- traffic
- congestion
- lifestyle
- supercity
- karikari veterans
- kube wittenhannah
- steven dunn
- surf lifesaving
- andy murnane
- fred heleiki
- market
- mark gosche
- su’a villiamu sio
- polynesians
- state housing
- jogging
- sports academy
- john marsden
- rugby
- colin meads
- valerie adams
- women’s rugby
- trevor mallard
- tom scott
- sam neill
- michael king
- bob jones
- nz on air
- new zealand on air