Jack Perkins

Attemted poisoning and murder in 19th century Timaru. Audio

White Water and Diplomacy. Audio

Everest to Antarctica Audio

We came for the mountains and stayed for the people. Audio

Meet Jason and Karmyn Wynyard, the world's fastest on the crosscut saw. And Jason's also a world champion ax man. Audio

Clydesdale horses, traction engines galore all serve to recreate harvest time the way it used to be on a South Taranaki farm. Audio

Jack Perkins donnes blouse and knickerbockers to enter a Living History Medieval camp. Audio

Inside the Cholmondeley childrens home near Christchurch. Audio

Jack Perkins' brief but affectionate historical tour of Wellington Harbour. Audio

The Cathedral dominates the square but it's the people who congregate there who make it the living hub of Christchurch. Jack Perkins explores Cathedral Square. This programme won a Mobil Radio Award.

Hui MeteÂ's stories spell-bind travelers along HokiangaÂ's 90-mile beach. Audio

The Maori side of world class golfer Michael Campbell. Audio

Island-hopping in Fiordland. Audio

Horses helping teenagers with behavioural problems. Audio

At the seashore with photographer Ans Westra. Audio

A Search and Rescue team train their dogs under simulated conditions of a disaster. Audio

Members of the 'Silver Fern Tape Recording Club' used to post productions to each other. Audio

A photo-shoot for the firefighters calendar; eye-candy and beefcake. Audio

A mix of mandarin, anthropology and bad weather at an inner city fruit and vege market. Audio

Sifting through 60 years of the 'Silver Fern Tape Recording Club'. Audio