A question for April ’19
Tēnā koe, and welcome to a new regular blog feature. Ngā Taonga holds an enormous amount of audiovisual material and
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Mystery
An archival mystery to solve
A version of this article was originally published in Ōtaki Today. (Spoiler alert! The club has now been identified –
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Solving a Mystery: The Ahipara Women’s Fire Brigade
– By Lawrence Wharerau (Kaiwhakataki: Programme Coordinator, Māori, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) I have an affinity with Northland –
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Audio Mystery Solved
Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision audio conservator Sandy Ditchburn has found that local knowledge and a great phone technique can
Read moreWe have identified Bob!
Thanks to the power of social media and our colleagues Kiri and Sean at Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, we have
Read moreIntriguing Audio Mystery
Our Digital Transfer Operator Sandy Ditchburn came across an enigmatic audio recording this week. Sandy and the rest of the Ngā
Read more‘Chasing the White Whale’ – The mystery remains
In part two of our guest blog from Russell-based local historian Lindsay Alexander, the tale of a 1930s documentary filmmaking venture
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Could a Captain of the Rivers of Rum be one of our ‘Mystery Voices of Gallipoli’?
A distinctive accent may be the key to matching a second of the mystery voices of Gallipoli to an identity: Hawke’s
Read moreOne of the “Mystery Voices of Gallipoli” Identified
The hunt to try and put names to the voices of five Kiwi Gallipoli veterans recorded in “ANZAC,” a 1969
Read moreWho Are These Mystery Voices of Gallipoli?
– By Sarah Johnston (SANTK Client Services Archivist) Can you help us identify the voices of the five unidentified Gallipoli veterans
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