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The first of five excerpts: features the arrival of the Queen, Prince Charles, Norman Kirk, and a Māori welcome.

The second of five excerpts - featuring Māori dance and songs, and Howard Morrison and Lew Pryme.

The third of five excerpts - features Oma Rapeti performed by Howard Morrison, a children's chorus; and a giant moa.

The fourth of five excerpts - features the Age of Aquarius and the National Anthem.

The fifth of five excerpts - features Norman Kirk's iconic New Zealand Day speech.

The credits for this documentary.

The first of five excerpts: features the arrival of the Queen, Prince Charles, Norman Kirk, and a Māori welcome.

The second of five excerpts - featuring Māori dance and songs, and Howard Morrison and Lew Pryme.

The third of five excerpts - features Oma Rapeti performed by Howard Morrison, a children's chorus; and a giant moa.

The fourth of five excerpts - features the Age of Aquarius and the National Anthem.

The fifth of five excerpts - features Norman Kirk's iconic New Zealand Day speech.

The credits for this documentary.

New Zealand Day at Waitangi

Television (Excerpts) – 1974

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5 Oct 2016 - 03.11am

What's that thing called again . . . . . . oh that's right, cultural cringe!

Alister McFarlane

18 Sep 2012 - 07.37pm

Ian was a school teacher before joining NZBC around 1964-5 He lived on the Nth shore of Auckland and was a councillor in a local Council, possibly Northcote. TV was largely live in those days, Ian later became station manager in the Hamilton studios of NZBC and then took the same position in Christchurch when the little Hamilton studio was closed during the SPTV days. He was the local producer / manager for the telethon in both places.

Carol

31 Aug 2012 - 02.05am

Excellent program. Can you tell me about producer Ian Richards