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TVNZ transmission opening from 1991-92.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1976.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1980.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1981.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1982.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1991-92.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1991-92.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1976.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1976.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1980.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1980.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1981.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1981.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1982.
TVNZ transmission opening from 1982.
The way TVNZ once said goodnight
Another TV celebration of the Kiwi nation
An inspiration for the second clip
A polluted national anthem closes this doco
A song from Annie Crummer
More singing from Peter Morgan
Another opening montage
History of the first 25 years of NZ TV
History of NZ television news
More NZ scenic wonderland
Peter Morgan also sings on this clip
More NZ life of the era
Te Māngai Pāho's branded stings
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In fact I even changed the frame rate from 25fps to 50fps a few weeks back and it looks a lot more smoother than we see here.
And for Richard Tudor, who was asking about the music, it's the Intermezzo from "The Karelia Suite" by Sibelius, conducted by Sir John Barbirolli and The Hallé Orchestra from 1966.
It was used in 1970 at Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan as part of a short film called "This is New Zealand", which is also on this site and is worth a look. You won't regret it.
Classic kiwiana song
Cheers
Annie Crummer wow, to this day sings it with the most heart. First time NZ heard a Maori version too, where it first originated from I think. Bunny Walters, Dalvanius Prime and Patea Maori club with little Annie made our anthem cool. Great arrangement and well orchestrated, still gives me goose pumps more than any other version.