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Lecture: Labour Party Policies
Topic is: The development of Labour policy and its implementation. This began between 1930 and 1933 with the involvement of Walter Nash. Speaker is Professor Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Election Address 1963 - Norman Kirk
Episode 11. In a pre-election meeting Norman Kirk, MP, Lyttleton, Labour Party, speaking at Woolston introduces the local candidates John Palmer and Bruce Barclay. -- 2. Tribute to Arnold Nordmeyer as leader. -- 3. Comments on; unemployment, bankruptcies; railways and coal and the West Coast unemployment; National government's mis-handling of the economy. -
Election Address 1963 - Norman Kirk
Episode 2Norman Kirk at Woolston and a Nuclear Free Southern Hemisphere. Norman Kirk, MP, Lyttleton, Labour Party continues his speech with comments on the right of everyone to good health and treatment. This continues with comment on the French nuclear weapons tests, and weapons testing in the Southern Hemisphere and how these tests are close to being an aggressive act. A call to bring about a ban on these tests and include the Southern Hemisphere in an nuclear free area which is Labour's policy on this matter. -
Election Address 1963 - Keith Holyoake
Policy areas cover; education; social welfare; housing, Maori; Youth; Women, and Economy -
Election Address 1963 - Arnold Nordmeyer
Topics are: Wages and salaries; rents and tenants and the results of National legislation; Labour will repeal National's legislation on rent controls; Nuclear control and external relations; -
Lecture: The Role of the Civil Service
Episode 2This is a continuation from TR_ORT_1960_0044_01_02 on the roles civil servants play in the administration of government. Speaker is Professor Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Election 1963 Results
Episode 11. Commentary on: Boundary changes; the 12 marginal seats; Labour needing 12 for a majority; the importance of the personal factors. -- 2. Wellington Central result with no change; analysis; the result count for the end of the night. -
Lecture: 17th Century England
Topic is: 17th Century England and curbing the expenses of the crown. Charles Fox promised the Prince of Wales an income of 100,000 pounds sterling a year and William Pitt opposed it. Fox then brings in the East India Bill trying to put the company on a more commercial footing. Lecturer is: P T Hammond. The recording date of 1963 on the tape box is suspect: It is more likely to be 1966. -
Election 1963 Results
Episode 21. Analysis of election night results (30/11/1963) the following day with analysis of the changes from 1960. -- 2. Additional results. -- 3. Keith Holyoake, Prime Minister, National Party on their re-election to office. -- 4. Concession speech from Arnold Nordmeyer, Leader of the Opposition, Labour Party. -- 5. Concession speech, Vernon Cracknell, Leader, Social Credit Party and remarks on the party's commonality with the Liberal Party; -- 6. Concession speech, Mr. R.M. Hutton-Potts, Liberal Party. -- 7. News bulletin with a report of the NZ election and the Australian General election; -
Election Address 1963 - Keith Holyoake
The final broadcast before the election, National's record in government; policies for the future. -
Election Address: Jack Marshall
Party Political pre-election Address from John (Jack) Marshall MP, National Party, and candidate for Karori. -
Election Address 1963 - Keith Holyoake Part 2
An address by the Rt. Honourable Keith Holyoake, Prime Minister covering; Education; Social welfare; Housing; Maori; Youth; Women, and the Economy -
Election Address 1963 - Keith Holyoake Part 1
An address by the Rt. Honourable Keith Holyoake, Prime Minister covering; Education; social welfare; housing; Maori; Youth; Women, and the Economy -
Lecture: The Role of Civil Service
Episode 1Topic is: The initial discussion is about a Prime Minister's ability to choose his cabinet and allocate portfolios, for both the Labour and National parties. Also reshuffles and removals from cabinet. This moves on, at 09:44, to the relationships ministers have with their departments and the officials. There is little published about these relationships. Speaker is Professor Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Lecture: The Formation of The Labour Party
Topic is: the formation of the Labour Party which was formed primarily from the anger about conscription, disappointment on the part of the Trade Unions and frustration at their treatment since 1913, and frustration with price rises since the start of World War 1. People were looking for a party which could look after the working man. Speaker is Professor Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Lecture: Role of Caucus
Topic is: The choice of a leader is an occasional role for caucus, but its first duty is party management, tactics and discipline. It also formulates election policy. it considers government appointments, such as the Ombudsman. Speaker is Professor Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Point of View - Election Analysis
Weekly interview and discussion programme from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC), usually where a panel were posed a question to argue. -
BBC: The Commonwealth
A discussion on how the Commonwealth is seen, from Britain's point of view; as a bridge between nations; a link of understanding between the have's and have not's.; a psychological comfort for the British people at a time of great change in international status. Commentators are Mr Holmes, Canada, Mr Dekai, Nigeria and Professor Robert Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Point of View - The Social Credit Phenomenon
Discussion of the outcome of the 1966 General Election and the Social Credit phenomenon. Speakers are: Professor John Roberts, Professor of Public Administration, Victoria University and Austin Mitchel, Department of Politics, University of Canterbury. -
News Review
A weekday review of news and political events from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
News Review
A weekday review of news and political events from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). -
Essay Contest: Disabled Children
Unidentified children answering questions about the topics of their essay and why they entered. -
Election Addresses: G Spooner and W Brown
Party Political pre-election Address from: 1) G Spooner, MP, Labour Party, and candidate for Wanganui. 2) W Brown MP, National Party and candidate for Palmerston North. -
7:00pm News and News Review
7:00pm News followed by News Review, a weekday review of news and political events from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). -
Dylan Thomas: A Portrait of his Life
Part of a programme on the life of Dylan Thomas. -
Electoral Address: R. M. Hutton-Potts
Party Political pre-election Address from R M Hutton-Potts, Leader of the Liberal Party. -
Parliamentary Broadcast: Mini Budget Debate
very noisy recording. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Electoral Address: Vernon Cracknell
Episode 1Party Political pre-election Address from Vernon Cracknell, Leader, Social credit Party and candidate for Hobson. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Feminine Viewpoint : Background to the News
Dr Ruth Butterworth, Department of Politics, University of Auckland talks about Commonwealth Immigration and British immigration policy. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Electoral Address: Vernon Cracknell
Episode 2Party Political pre-election Address from Vernon Cracknell, Leader, Social credit Party and candidate for Hobson. continued -
Checkpoint Special - Review: Lyndon Baines Johnson's Presidency
A review of the Johnson years as Richard Nixon has just been elected to the office of President of the USA. (January 20, 1969 in the USA). Johnson came to office suddenly on the assignation of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. Professor James Flynn Professor Robert Chapman Department of Politics, University of Auckland. Professor Springborg, Department of Politics, University of Auckland -
Debate: Are NZ Students Conformist?
the topic is; Are students conformist? Panellists. Professor James Ritchie, Psycology, Waikato Roslyn Noonan, recent graduate and Junior Lecturer, University of Auckland Michael King, recent graduate, University of Waikato. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Interview with Keith Holyoake
Prime Minister Holyoake is interviewed following five weeks in Asia and Europe and at the Prime Ministers' Conference. They discuss Britain's potential entry to the European Economic Community and what it would mean for New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand. -
Point of View - Maori Language and the Chances for Survival
A discussion of the survival of the Maori language, who is learning it and how it is used. Dr Andrew Pawley, University of Auckland Dr Sydney Mead, University of Auckland Dr. Poi Reverend Ihaka -
Checkpoint
Evening news and current affairs covering national and international news stories from the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC). First broadcast in April 1967, Checkpoint is the longest-running news broadcast on radio or television in New Zealand.