Gallery
Television, 1968–1973
Current affairs show Gallery took on topics of the day, most famously in a Brian Edwards interview which solved a Post Office industrial dispute live on-air. Produced by Des Monaghan, it began as a studio-based programme focussing on political issues, but soon expanded. Edwards’ confrontational style of interrogating public figures was new to Kiwi TV, and polarised viewers. It saw Edwards (the "mad mauler") become a household name, and earned him a reputation as a hardline interviewer. David Exel took over as host in 1971.
Gallery - Albert Wendt
Television, 1973 (Full Length)
Gallery - Election Advertising
Television, 1969 (Full Length)
Gallery - Ending the Post Office Go-Slow
Television, 1970 (Full Length)
Gallery - Fred Dagg and company
Television, 1973 (Excerpts)
Gallery - Jews
Television, 1973 (Full Length)
Gallery - Mururoa protest interview with Bill Ralston
Television, 1973 (Excerpts)
Gallery - Norman Kirk: The First 250 Days
Television, 1973 (Full Length)
Gallery - The Chinese Community
Television, 1972 (Full Length)