We celebrate some of the most acrimonious altercations caught on tape, from Fijian fisticuffs to Muldoon madness. It's a seriously shocking shambles.

A documentary about Sweetwaters 1999 which follows two groups of people who were among the 25,000 punters present.

Reviews some of the earliest programmes on television and replays an episode of the comedy Mr Ed.

A 1954 American crime drama where an ex-prize fighter turned longshoreman struggles to stand up to his corrupt union bosses

UK reality series in which five diverse households live in their own coastal caravan community for four weeks.

Host Peter Sinclair gives a taste of the unexpected relationships in Mastermind questions.

A compilation of footage from Eyewitness News. 1. Discussion on the TV 2 Heylen Poll on the Labour Party leadership and the drift to favouring David Lange over current leader Bill Rowling. -- 2. 2,075 couples being married in the Unification Church in New York, which breaks the Guinness World record on 01 July 1982. -- 3. Kelvin Dick on the economy. -- 4. The leaking Ivon Watkins Dow chemical dump at Paritutu near New Plymouth, with tests showing traces of dioxin.

Michael Jackson's Mind looks at the history of Michael Jackson's unconventional behaviour – behaviour analysed by psychiatrists and psychologists. Tk 1 on the tape

Will Ritt Parker finally succeed in destroying the clinic? And who will survive his evil plan? Season finale.

The focus is on weapons. The team go inside a street gang and investigate one of the most bizarre, violent attacks in New Zealand's history.

The showcase offers the very best international and local acts in the 2008 NZ International Comedy Festival programme in front of the live audience at Auckland's iconic Civic Theatre. Featuring Arj Barker, Jimeoin, Ewen Gilmour, Ben Hurley.

Tui loves luxury cars, so spends time in a high-end automotive refinishing company to see what it takes to work in the industry.

The team from Zion park deliver the two white tiger cubs they exchanged for white lions Gandor and Shikira, the stars of the last series.

A television commercial for the new IBM personal computer.

Drama series about the Auckland street racing scene.

Dominic Bowden and Jacquie Brown present live Kiwi music, video clips and various other multimedia matters.

Tonight: Meredith meets the families of the four remaining men.

In this satire series presenter Jeremy Wells plumbs the TV archives to poke fun at New Zealand, and its people. Some excruciating hilarity is mined from artifacts of visitation to southern shores, from Bill Clinton to the Beatles. Muhammad Ali's fast food tastes down under are examined; the Dalai Lama finds bad karma in Christchurch; Charles and Diana visit in 1981; and mirth is mined from all things ovine. https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-unauthorised-history-of-new-zealand-2005-ba9/series

Television New Zealand's mid-evening news bulletin, which delves deeper into the significant events and issues of the day,

Hold onto your baubles as we count down the most shocking moments of 2005 and we test the gullibility of Kiwi's with a tasteless social experiment disaster.

"Passion and Fury: The Emotional Brain is a rare and compelling investigation of our most basic emotions -- fear, anger, happiness and love -- and the internal forces that can take humans from the brink of madness and obsession to the heights of ecstasy and euphoria. Bringing together powerful human stories with frontier science, this special four-part series looks at the primal emotions that we generate in our lives. Happiness This show draws a distinction between the lasting state of happiness and the pursuit of instant pleasure. We explore the evolutionary role of happiness, and ask what happens in the brain, and possibly our genes, that make some people happy and others sad. Producer/director is Hugh Piper; associate producer is Anna Cater. 050322 Cbc The Nature Of Things Passion And Fury The Emotional Brain 4Of4 Happiness 640x480 Xvid Mp3 Festering Leper.avi [698.96 Mb] [Info]

The documentary follows the life of a "P" addict and the attempts to help her. Carthew Neal tries to get his best friend off methamphetamine and films the rocky process. When things don’t go to plan he searches for answers in a country gripped by a methamphetamine epidemic. He meets a woman with seven people in her family addicted and a mother who has spent $20,000 on her son’s habit.

In this satire series presenter Jeremy Wells plumbs the TV archives to poke fun at New Zealand, and its people. Some excruciating hilarity is mined from artifacts of visitation to southern shores, from Bill Clinton to the Beatles. Muhammad Ali's fast food tastes down under are examined; the Dalai Lama finds bad karma in Christchurch; Charles and Diana visit in 1981; and mirth is mined from all things ovine. https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-unauthorised-history-of-new-zealand-2005-ba9/series

Announcement of the death of Keith Holyoake. See "stories" tab for details. Tape damaged and recording unstable at times but usable.

Track 2 on the tape after Eyewitness News. Ends abruptly

Television commercial promoting investment in the Sharemarket Trust

Commercial for PG Tips tea with the Chimpanzee Tea Party in a Mexican setting

Musical entertainment

Commercial for "The Paperchaser' with advice to recycle newspapers.

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From North Cape, to Turangi in the south. Northern regional news from Television New Zealand (TVNZ).

The latest video releases, classic flashbacks and in-concert specials.