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- Several items in the Land of Birds series.
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- Games ‘74 (1974), a feature-length production documenting the Commonwealth Games in Christchurch.
- Two 1980 National Film Unit/Phase Three Films co-productions on Chinese history: Gung Ho: Rewi Alley of China, and The Humble Force.
- Come on to New Zealand (1982), a promotional film of which several national versions were made (Australian, Singaporean, British, North American, and German).
- Off the Ground (1982), a three-episode series about the history of aviation in New Zealand.
- Maori Legends of New Zealand (1986), a seven-part series of short animated films.
- The War Years (1983), a feature-length film compiled from newsreel footage shot by the NFU during the Second World War.
- Dreams in Black and White (1981), a compilation/reedit of Weekly Review newsreels, made to mark the fortieth anniversary of the NFU.
- The Big Ice (1983), a five-episode series about the environment, wildlife, and scientific activities of Antarctica, including a lot of footage shot on-location.
- Several items in the Land of Birds series.
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Non-NFU material
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Northland is a semi-tropical area, noted for its coastal beauty. This promotional film revolves around the local fishing competitions held there in summer and also gives a fast-moving, entertaining look at a variety of outdoor pursuits - among them swimming, surfing, water-skiing, sand-dune treks by minibus and nature bush walks.
New Zealand is possessed of remarkable contrasts in landscape and lifestyle, her people enjoy both modern city life, and the splendid isolation of the rugged countryside. This film takes an affectionate look at people throughout the country and conveys a feeling for the special way of life which New Zealanders value.
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Four New Zealand fishing guides demonstrate four different types of fishing in New Zealand rivers, which they know well. (Useful in particular to Angling clubs.)
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35 years after the closure of their old West Coast gold mining town - Waiuta - former residents held a reunion in Reefton. As proof of an endearing sense of community spirit this film of the reunion is intercut with home movie footage shot more than 50 years ago and provides a unique view of people and times when joy barely masked the blood, sweat and tears.
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For guide leaders, involvement with the Girl Guide movement is a dedicated and rewarding experience. Working with young people and helping to widen their experiences of life becomes a two way association. In "Towards Tomorrow" adult experience with youth is set against the backdrop of the New Zealand outdoors.
An alternative search system for Archives NZ, inspired by the beautiful simplicity of the beloved Archway system.
🔍 How does it work?
The search results displayed here are sourced directly from the backend of Archives NZ's publicly available Collections Search system, in almost exactly the same way that the official website works, but organised and displayed differently.
To start with, you can do a straight-forward search with a few keywords and an optional date range and whether to focus on digitised items. You then have the option to filter the results futher (such as by Series and Format - photos, documents, etc).
You can highlight search keywords in the results by clicking the orange text in 'X results matching {keywords}'
The Advanced Search allows you to search with criteria such as showing only Series or Agency results, records held in a specific location, plus sorting and grouping options.
You can also browse within a Series or Accession by clicking the Series name. Search for records within that Series by using the search box on that page.
Digitised records can be viewed by clicking on the thumbnail or the 'Show Scan' links. This embeds a simple viewer directly in the page. You can switch to the official Archives NZ viewer by clicking the 🌀 Archives NZ Source link under the viewer.
Reporting by RNZ's Phil Pennington produced an internal Archives NZ report on Collections Search, describing: "Several significant issues ... slowness, a lack of booking functionality and an external user design that makes accessing archival records difficult. The level of user experience in place now is well below what was in place before the roll out". The report goes on to detail a number of privacy breaches, "continued delays by the vendor" on software improvements, and outages of 29 days in total, out of the ten months since launch.
This alternative search system aims to address some of the shortcomings of Collections Search, such as:
Only 12 search results are displayed at a time
Pages load very slowly
Full name of search result is cut off after a few words
No direct link to scanned documents
Type of record (military records, divorce files, land records, etc) and access status is not shown
It is almost impossible to browse records within a Series or Accession
🔍 Are my searches private?
Great question! In a nutshell, your searches are visible to me, but anonymous.
Your search queries on this system are recorded in logs for a period of time, without any user-identifiable information associated with them, for debugging purposes.
I have no way of identifying you as a person, or associating your search queries with you.
This website does not use Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or any other analytics/tracking software.
🔍 Who made this?
I'm Luke Howison, a freelance web developer with an interest in genealogy. I have written a few homebrew tools to assist with this research, such as NZ Ancestor Search Helper.