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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
🔥 Hot from the scanners, a comparison look at the amazing preservation work done to the 1930s film 'The Maritime City'. This New Zealand government funded film explored all over the capital city (Wellington) and we can now all enjoy these historic scenes in much greater detail than before.
This recently upload is now the latest to join our rescan playlist, for more videos like this visit our channel or follow us on our other social platforms for more New Zealand archival content.
Looking for more Wellington archival film content? we recently posted a blog celebrating Wellingtons anniversary which we encourage you to check out.
Link to blog: www.ngataonga.org.nz/explore-stories/stories/film/…
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We are fast approaching the holiday and as a send off to 2024, we have created a compilation from the collection highlighting the personal records/home movies we care for.
Ngā Taonga wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season.
For this year’s holiday compilation, we delved into our collection of personal records, also known as home movies, in search of vintage summer road trips.
Nei rā a Ngā Taonga, e mihi atu ana ki a koutou katoa. Kia haumaru, kia manahau i tēnei raumati.
Mō te kohinga kiriata hararei i tēnei tau, kua tīpako mātou i ētahi kiriata runaruna nō te kohinga e whakaatu ana i ngā haerenga ā-raumati i te hikuwai o te tau.
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Warner Bros. Discovery donated over 400,000 items to Ngā Taonga, including every episode of Three National News, 3 News and Newshub at 6, from Three National News’ launch on 27 November 1989 through to the final episode of Newshub on 5 July 2024.
All of this content will be digitally preserved to ensure that it stands the test of time for future generations.
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Warner Bros. Discovery have donated over 400,000 stories and programmes from the TV3/Newshub archive to Ngā Taonga, where they will be digitised and permanently cared for in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Read more about yesterday's historic announcement on Stuff:
www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360516438/explained-what-h…
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After a long break from creating our last 'Then & Now' archival video Dunedin | Ōtepoti (2020) it is time we start looking at where the archive can go next in Aotearoa? The team at Ngā Taonga are currently searching through the collection to select taonga where we can 'revisited' to capture and compare the modern scenery. Is there somewhere in the country you believe we should look into? Please share your thoughts in the comments below, and if you haven't already, please check out the Then & Now playlist on our channel for more videos like this.
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#comingsoon
E haere ake nei hei te 10 o Mahuru 2024. Ka whakaputaina he kohinga taonga ā-ipurangi hei whakanui i te 40 tau nō te whakatuwheratanga o te whakaaturanga nui taioreore a Te Māori. Ka tū te whakapuaretanga tuatahi i te tau 1984 ki New York i te Metropolitian Museum of Art.
Stay tuned for the 10 September 2024 launch of an online curated collection to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Te Māori exhibition. This groundbreaking exhibition launched taonga Māori onto the international stage in 1984 at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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He tau ngahuru te tau! Happy birthday to us! This month we mark ten years as Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision.
E tika ana kia mihia te kaupapa e kōkiritia ana e Ngā Taonga, ā, he manaaki he tiaki i te pātaka kōrero me ngā taonga whitiāhua o te motu.
Ngā Taonga was formed through the joining together of three large archives: the New Zealand Film Archive, the TVNZ Archive, and Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero (the RNZ Archive). We’ve been the national audiovisual archive, caring for Aotearoa New Zealand’s taonga, since 2014.
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Mānawatia a Matariki! With the appearance of Matariki on our horizon once again, we have created another Matariki archival compilation to celebrate the collection.
Check out the trailer on our channel 🎞
You can watch the full film on our website, along with our blog ✨
www.ngataonga.org.nz
"Hauhake tū, ka tō Matariki."
"The harvest ends when Matariki sets."
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New super quick 'behind-the-scenes' video just dropped of our kaimahi spending some time at our local marae (Pipitea marae, Wellington)
A special thanks to our hosts for welcoming and taking such great care of us while we came together to reflect on our Organisational values as well as a chance for us all to practice te reo Māori and our waiata.
#behindthescenes
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👀🎞 If you haven't checked out our latest Waitangi programme we shared at the start of this month, you can watch the promo on our channel and the full length archival compellation on our website,
Link: www.ngataonga.org.nz/explore-stories/stories/new-z…
This year’s programme highlights two recently re-preserved and digitised Waitangi Day films from the TVNZ Collection. From an extravagant pageant for Queen Elizabeth II in 1974 to a several thousand strong hīkoi led by Eva Rickard 10 years later, two very different events at Waitangi Treaty Grounds are presented.
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Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision is New Zealand’s moving image and sound archive.
The collections – which include amateur recordings, public broadcasts and commercially released productions – present a range of perspectives on what it has meant to be a New Zealander across history.
Although not all items are available digitally, you can sample the unique flavour of our audiovisual collections here on our YouTube channel.
You can find more film and audio items online at: www.ngataonga.org.nz