Physics and Passchendaele
By Sarah Johnston (Client Services Coordinator – Radio, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) This Tuesday was the 145th birthday of
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Christchurch earthquake
Audio Curios: “From one side of the fault line to the other”
The long-term experiences and effects of the Canterbury earthquakes are woven through the many and varied broadcasts on Plains FM
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Audio Curios: Earthquake Exploitation
Dee Morgan from Lexington Legal Barristers and Solicitors is interviewed during “Women in the Rebuild,” about the exploitation of immigrant
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Audio Curios: Earthquake Ripples
Raelene Rees and Michelle Mac-William from Women in the Rebuild reflect on some of the social issues affecting Cantabrians in
Read moreSounds of Lost Christchurch
Like many Christchurch inhabitants, our sound branch of Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision (then known as Sound Archives Ngā Taonga
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Audio Curios: 35 Hours into a 72 Hour Broadcast!
Field Theory – a collective of artists based in Australia – undertook to broadcast continuously for 72 hours from Lancaster
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Audio Curios: Anniversary of the 22 February Earthquake
This week in Audio Curios: Canterbury earthquake audio montage; aired during RadioLIVE’s 15-hour outside broadcast from central Christchurch in 2014. The broadcast
Read moreThe Day the Earth Moved Under Our Feet
– By Marie O’Connell (Audio Conservator, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) This piece was originally published in IASA journal issue 44, January
Read moreSANTK Staff on Life Post-Earthquakes
This Saturday will be the three-year anniversary of the February 22, 2011 Christchurch earthquake. The Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero
Read moreInterview with John Kelcher, SANTK Preservation Archivist
Gareth Watkins (SANKT Accessions Archivist) interviews John Kelcher (SANTK Preservation Archivist) about his work for Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero, in
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