Gauge – The blog of New Zealand’s Audiovisual Archive

Favourite Collection Items – First Radio Hauraki Breakfast broadcast

We’ve asked staff to describe an item from the collection that they really like. Here’s Marketing and Communications Advisor David

Senior Curator Diane McAllen reflects on her work on a recent exhibition and the memories we wish were recorded. In

What are the inner workings of an audiovisual archive? Who are the people that do the actual archiving? Archive Fives

The collection of Ngā Taonga holds thousands of home movies – ‘Personal Records’ as they are known. Hundreds of these

Following the success of our Wellington: Then and Now video in February, we sent our Digital Content Editor Troy Coutts

What are the inner workings of an audiovisual archive? Who are the people that do the actual archiving? Archive Fives

Ngā Taonga were fortunate to have Victoria University Pacific Studies intern Rebecca Chrystal on board for several months. Her final

Did you know some early audio recordings are stored on paper-based tape? Our sound archivist Grant McBride does and reports

Over the past 20 years, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision has shared a unique relationship with Gisborne-based health provider Tūranga

The Mangawhai Women’s Festival was held in February 1987. It was an outdoor festival for women and children only and