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Episodes and Stories 103
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Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Introduction
1. Current member for Mt. Albert Warren Freer is thanked as he retires. --2. The press have been invited to attend, with a gentlemen's agreement that they do not report the content of the nominees's speeches. As the Chairman states: "we are the gentlemen, they have agreed". -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Helen Clark
A speech given by Helen Clark, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Gene Leckey
A speech given by Gene Leckey, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Keith Elliot
A speech given by Keith Elliot, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Malcolm Douglas
A speech given by Malcolm Douglas, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Ernest McIvor
A speech given by Ernest McIvor, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Nominee Speeches to the Mt. Albert Branch of the Labour Party - Jack Elder
A speech given by Jack Elder, one of six from nominated candidates contesting to be selected to stand for the Mt. Albert electorate seat for the New Zealand Labour Party. -
Christchurch Town Hall Opening Part 1 of 2
Opening speeches from: The Rt Honourable John (Jack) Marshall, Prime Minister; Norman Kirk, Leader of the Opposition -
Christchurch Town Hall Opening Part 2 of 2
Continuation of the opening speech from: Norman Kirk, Leader of the Opposition -
Teach In: - Singapore's Separation from Malaysia and Confrontation
Episode 5,6Lectures 5 and 6 of 16. Topic is: the Federation of Malaysia from its formation on 16 September 1963 and its falling apart with Singapore's exit, and the confrontation with Indonesia, and New Zealand's foreign policy, especially for Vietnam. Lecturers are : Ian Harris, Sub-Editor, Auckland Star and Dr MacGee, Lecturer in Geography, Victoria University. -
Teach In - Economic Background to the War in Vietnam - Part 2 Economic Background to the War in Vietnam - Part 2
Episode 2In lecture two, Dr. Colin Simpkin from the Department of Economics at the University of Auckland talks about the cultural and economic differences between the North and South of Vietnam. Part 1 includes the lecture. Part 2 includes questions from the audience. -
Teach In: - New Zealand Governement Policy in South East Asia
Episode 7 + 8Lectures 7 and 8 of 16 Topic is:The New Zealand' government policy in South East Asia under the present government At 40:00, The Labour Party View on Policy in South East Asia Lecturers are: John Marshal, MP, Deputy Prime Minister, National Party and Dr. Martyn Finlay MP, Labour Party. -
Teach In - Attitudes to Dissent Attitudes to Dissent
Episode 12In lecture twelve, Professor Oliver from the Department of History at Massey University talks on New Zealand as a society where debate takes place on public policy, the current debate on foreign policy, the right to dissent, and the right to be wrong. -
Teach In - The Vietman War in American Politics The Vietman War in American Politics
Episode 4In lecture four, Jim Holt from the Department of History at the University of Auckland talks on United States politics and Vietnam. In the months preceding the lecture there was debate over whether the war was a civil war, aggression from the North, or a combination of the two. President Lyndon B. Johnson, when deciding the United States' future policies on Vietnam had take into account world opinion but also the "impact of his actions on American opinion". -
Teach In: - The Geneva Agreements and the Two Vietnams
Episode 3Lecture 3 of 16. Topic is: The Geneva agreements and the two Vietnams. The lecture gives the background to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and The State of Vietnam. Lecturer is: R Clarke, Lecturer in International Law, Law Faculty, Victoria University. -
Teach In - New Zealand's Role in South East Asia.
Episode 13 + 14Lecture 13 and 14 of 16 Topic is: Support for the National party's position on Vietnam. Lecturer is" Sir Leslie Munro, MP, National Party, Waipa. -
Teach In - Social Aspects of Vietnamese development since 1954
Lecture 11 and 12 of 16 Topic is: the policies of social change in North and South Vietnam; the harsh political reforms; reform of the ownership of land; education; the place of intellectuals; comparison with Burma. This lecture follows on from Ten Days in North Vietnam and question time at the end involves both lecturers. Lecturers are: Mr Bewley who has visited Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos under the auspices of the South East Asia Treaty organisation (SEATO): Mr Holliss, New Zealand Seaman's Union, and Spokesman for the NZ Communist Party -
Teach In - New Zealand Government Policy in South East Asia
Episode 2 of 2Lectures 7 and 8 of 16 This is Question time for Dr Martyn Finlay, MP, Labour Party and, at 13:20, John Marshall MP, Deputy Prime Minister, National Party from his lecture "New Zealand Governement Policy is South East Asia. -
Teach In - New Zealand's Role in SEA, the South East Asia Treaty Organisation and Vietnam
Episode 14Lecture 14 of 16 Topic is: The conditions of the South East Asia Treaty (SEATO) and the clauses in the Treaty, and what happens in the case of aggression and how the Treaty specifically states "Aggression by a Communist Country". Speaker is: the Rt Honourable Sir Walter Nash, MP, Labour Party, Hutt. -
Teach In - Historical Background to the War in Vietnam Historical Background to the War in Vietnam
Episode 1In lecture one, Professor Nicholas Tarling, Associate Professor of Asian History at the University of Auckland talks on Vietnamese history during and after World War II. He also includes the involvement of China and Vichy France, the rise of the Viet Minh and American involvement in the country. -
Teach In - Economic Background to the War in Vietnam [Part 1] Economic Background to the War in Vietnam [Part 1]
Episode 2In lecture two, Dr. Colin Simpkin from the Department of Economics at the University of Auckland talks about the cultural and economic differences between the North and South of Vietnam. Part 1 includes the lecture. Part 2 includes questions from the audience. -
Teach In - Ten Days in North Vietnam Ten Days in North Vietnam
Topic is: North Vietnam, trends in living standards compared with what they had in the past; the realities of the USA bombing of North Vietnam; their attitude to New Zealand; implementing the Geneva Agreement; self-determination. The lecturer was in North Vietnam for 10 days in May 1965. Question time is at the end of "Social Change in Vietnam since 1954" TR_ORT_1960_0057_02_02 — -12/09/1965 Lecturer is: Mr Holliss, New Zealand Seamen's Union and spokesman for the NZ Communist Party. -
Teach In - New Zealand's Role in Vietnam
Episode 2 of 2Lecture 13 and 14 of 16 Topic is:Topic is: Support for the National party's position on Vietnam. it includes Question time. Lecturer is" Sir Leslie Munro, MP, National Party, Waipa. -
Teach In - The Churches and the strife in Vietnam
Episode 9Lecture 9 of 16 Topic is: the Church and strife in Vietnam; Christian concern about Vietnam; and the task of reconciliation Lecturer is: Reverend Owen Baragwanath, Presbyterian Churchman -
Local Body Election Address - Auckland Mayoralty
Pre-election speeches by two candidates running to be Mayor of Auckland City in the 1965 local elections. The first speaker, though not identified in-audio, is Roy McElroy who won the election. Second speaker is incumbent mayor Dove-Myer Robinson. -
Teach In - The Terms of the Debate - Part 1 The Terms of the Debate - Part 1
Episode 15In lecture fifteen, Professor Robert Chapman from the Department of Political Studies at the University of Auckland talks about the definition of terms and placing them in a regional context. He talks about terms such as communist and communism, free world, capitalist world, and aggression and how they are being used. He also looks at the role New Zealand could play as a mediator. -
NBC Commentary on Democratic Party Politics
Commentary on Democratic Party politics from the NBC in the lead up to the 1964 United States Presidential Election. The 1964 Democratic Party Conference was held from the 13-16 July, 1964. -
Robert Chapman Experiments in Classical Turkish Music
Professor Robert Chapman, former Head of Political Studies at The University of Auckland, tests his audio recording equipment by recording Türk sanat müziği, classical Turkish music. -
The Left in New Zealand Trade Unions in New Zealand
Season 1 , Episode 2In the second in a series of lectures on The Left in New Zealand Mr Eddie Isbey, President of the New Zealand Waterside Worker's Federation and also President of the Auckland Branch of the Watersider's Union talks about the nature of trade unions and their organisation. -
The Left in New Zealand The Contribution of the Labour Party to New Zealand History
Season 1 , Episode 1In the first in a series of lectures on The Left in New Zealand Dr Michael Bassett, Lecturer, University of Auckland, Department of History, talks about how the Labour Party has contributed to New Zealand's history. -
The Left in New Zealand Labour's Social Policy
Season 1 , Episode 5In the fifth in a series of lectures on The Left in New Zealand, Mr Colin Moyle, Member of Parliament, Labour Party, Manukau, talks about social policy in New Zealand. -
The Left in New Zealand Labour After 1966
Season 1 , Episode 6In the sixth in a series of lectures on The Left in New Zealand, Norman Douglas, Labour Party MP for Auckland Central, talks about the period after the 1966 election and the changes Labour needs to make. -
The Left in New Zealand Labour's Foreign Policy
Season 1 , Episode 7In the seventh lecture and final lecture, Martyn Findlay, Labour Party MP for Waitakere, talks about the Labour Party's Foreign Policy -
The Left in New Zealand The Extreme Left in New Zealand
Season 1 , Episode 4In the fourth lecture in a series on the Left in New Zealand Herbert Otto Roth, Deputy Librarian at the University of Auckland, and Chairman of the Auckland Socialist's Forum, discusses politics to the left of the Labour Party. -
The Left in New Zealand Labour's Economic Power
Season 1 , Episode 3In the third lecture in a series on the Left in New Zealand Bob Tizard, Labour Party MP for Pakuranga, talks about Labour's economic policy. -
Teach In - New Zealand's Role in South East Asia Summary
Lecture 16 of 16 Topic is: Professor Sinclair sums up the issues which have been discussed and debated widely over 15 speakers. There is an Army advertisement saying "There is a world of Action and Adventure in Malaysia and South Vietnam". He says " the issue which we have been debating in New Zealand over the last few months is one of the most profound seriousness, and any advertisement of that sort which ignores the fact that people were going to be killed ... is a disgrace". He goes on to discuss what is wrong with the Government's case to send troops to Vietnam. The final session of the Teach In. Lecturer is: Professor Keith Sinclair, History Department, University of Auckland. -
Teach In - New Zealand's Role in South East Asia
Episode 14,15Lectures 14, 15 and 16 of 16. This is a duplicate recording of three lectures. 1. The start of this recording is Question Time at the end of "New Zealand's Role in SEA and the South East Asia Treaty organisation (SEATO)", Sir Leslie Munro. -- 2 At 07:00 Lecture 15, The Terms of the Debate, Professor Robert Chapman. -- 3 At 43:40 Professor Keith Sinclair's Summing up which is incomplete. -
Teach In - The Terms of the Debate - Part 2 The Terms of the Debate - Part 2
Episode 15In lecture fifteen, Professor Robert Chapman from the Department of Political Studies at the University of Auckland talks about the definition of terms and placing them in a regional context. He talks about terms such as communist and communism, free world, capitalist world, and aggression and how they are being used. He also looks at the role New Zealand could play as a mediator.