The programme takes a look at what makes Dunedin the nation's heritage capital. The wonderful stock of historic buildings will be explored, as well as early European settlement, Maori life in past centuries and tales of gold. A new episode airs every second Monday at mid-day, with replays on Sundays…
Demolition of Historic House, Council Reaction and Dirty Old Dunedin - This week Bill Southworth talks to Jo Galer concerning the demolition of an historic Stuart Street building and then he interviews Councillor Sophie Barker on how things could be stopped in the future. Finally, Gregor Campbell tells us about how dirty and unhygienic early Dunedin streets used to be.
Chinese Coffins, 10 Pound Poms Cricket Vengeance
Mystery Corpse, 1951 Lockout and school of Mines - Gregor investigates a mystery corpse found near the Waikouaiti Railway station in a Ditch, Bill tells us about the 1951 Waterfront Lockout and Alison Breese tells us about a long forgotten department at the University of Otago called the School of Mines.
Boer War, Dunedin Mystery, Springbank and Stephens Inks
Owen McShane, The Surat, Anscombe Designed House, Heritage Talk Series
Best of Series - Rabbits, Spies, John Turnbull Thompson and Speights Beer Barrell (Replay).
Best of series - Lloyd Geering, Bison in Otago, Dr Emily Siedeberg and Shoot em up Princes street (Replay)
Thomas Bracken and Otago Pioneer Womens Memorial Hall Part 2
Otago Pioneer Womens Memorial Hall
The Devils Half Acre and The Dunedin Heritage Festival
Medical School Larrikans, Caroline Freeman and Willi Fels
Conman, Loan and Mercantile Building reuse and McIntyre House - In this programme Gregor Campbell tells us of a notorious conman, Judy Southworth looks at plans for the old Loan and Mercantile building on the waterfront and Alison Breeze backgrounds the history of McIntyre House.
Rabbits, Spies, John Turnbull Thompson and Speights Beer Barrell
In this week's programme Gregor Campbell looks at how garbage used to be dumped on the streets and reserves, Bill Southworth interviews Cr David Benson-Pope about "demolition by neglect" and Alison Breeze visits one of our grand homes, St Duthus. Finally, Gregor reports on the peculiar habits of a Port Chalmers Photographer
In this programme Bill Southworth covers the sensational heresy trial 50 years ago of Dunedin theologian Lloyd Geering. Gregor Campbell tells us of a North American buffalo who roamed Otago, Sarah Gallagher profiles Dr Emily Siedeberg, the first female medical practitioner in NZ and Gregor tells us about a "Shoot em up" in Princes Street.
New DCC Heritage Officer, First Plane Display and Grand Home in Pitt St - In this programme Bill Southworth talks to Mark Maudsley, the Dunedin City Council's heritage officer, we catch you up with some Southern Heritage News, Gregor Campbell tells us about the first plane built in Otago and Alison Breese profiles a grand Dunedin Home.
Character Homes, Logan Park, Carisbrooke and An Overly Amorous Train Passenger - In this programme, Bill Southworth interviews Jo Galer about the demolition of character homes in Dunedin,we hear how Logan park was created. Dougal looks into the history of the Carisbrooke rugby ground and we finish with a story from Gregor Campbell about an overly amorous train passenger.
Polish Settlers, Mornington Water Problems and The Leviathan Hotel
Otago Maori, Gardens Bandstand, Heritage Festival and Radio Mast
Otago Radio Association, Taieri Plains Maori and Goldfields Graveyard Research - In this programme Gregor looks at the first radio Pioneer in Dunedin, Judy takes us out to the Taieri Plains and reports on pre-european Maori there, and finally Bill interviews two reseachers from the Medical school about the lives of women on the Central Otago Goldfields.
Early Labour Movement, Early Political Cartoonist and Philanthropist Wolf Harris.
North East Valley Baby Farmer, The Long Hard Voyage Out and a Cleryman with Another's Lady
Anthony Trollope, Dr Stuart and Medical School PMs
10 Pound Poms, Vincent Pike, 19th Century Otago Peninsular and a Soldier at Passchendaele
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World War 2, Aurora and Hydro Story
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SS Victory, Old Medical Compedium, Lawrence Poet and Dudley Ward
Tribute to Anne Barrowclough, World War II Coast Watchers, Amy Bock, Japanese River Captain and Bert Sutcliffe
Archibald Baxter Conscientious Objector Memorial and Navigating the Clutha River
Arthur Street School, Gold Robbery, Policeman's Lot, Sims Building and Brunswick Street
Medical School Pms, Money Talks and Dn Orphanages.
Early Legal Profession, Film Pioneer Henry Gore and Early Doctors
Replay 04 - Millicent Baxter, Port Chalmers goes Dry, Archie Dunningham Part 2 and Benefits of Purity
Replay 03 - Kiwifruit Industry, Charles Brash, Burkes Bus Crash and Dunningham Room Part 1