
Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Podcast
by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga
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- 🇳🇿NZ · History#139500 to 3K
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Reporter Reads: "One of the strangest maritime episodes of World War II"
May 3, 2026
9m 54s
Reporter Reads: HMS New Zealand and the Battle of Jutland
Aug 19, 2025
9m 56s
Reporter Reads: Recollections of a US serviceman in Aotearoa
Apr 24, 2025
8m 24s
A Love Affair with Christchurch Modern Homes
Aug 5, 2024
34m 56s
Reporter Reads: A Unique Window into St Faith’s
Apr 4, 2024
5m 17s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/3/26 | ![]() Reporter Reads: "One of the strangest maritime episodes of World War II" | Join John O'Hare as he recounts the story of SS Erlangen, a German cargo vessel that escaped Dunedin at the start of the Second World War. This story first featured in the Otago Daily Times as "The Great Escape". Reporter Reads Reporter Reads also feature in Heritage This Month, our regular digital newsletter with the latest heritage news, events, photo essays and more from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Sign up here. | 9m 54s | ||||||
| 8/19/25 | ![]() Reporter Reads: HMS New Zealand and the Battle of Jutland | Join our Senior Communications Advisor John O'Hare as he recounts the remarkable story of HMS New Zealand, a Indefatigable class battlecruiser that took part in the largest naval battle of the First World War. This story first featured in the August-September 2025 issue of New Zealand Memories magazine. Reporter Reads Reporter Reads also feature in Heritage This Month, our regular digital newsletter with the latest heritage news, events, photo essays and more from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Sign up here. | 9m 56s | ||||||
| 4/24/25 | ![]() Reporter Reads: Recollections of a US serviceman in Aotearoa | The personal recollections of a US Navy sailor who was stationed in Northland during the early years of World War II have revealed the human face of the thousands of US servicemen who trained here prior to fighting in the Pacific. Join our Senior Communications Advisor John O'Hare as he reads his recent article. Reporter Reads Reporter Reads feature in Heritage this Month, our regular digital newsletter with the latest heritage news, events, photo essays and more from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Find out more here. | 8m 24s | ||||||
| 8/5/24 | ![]() A Love Affair with Christchurch Modern Homes | An edited live recording of the Open Christchurch 2024 event where four panelists discuss what it's like to live in and care for a mid-century home. Hosted in partnership by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga and Te Pūtahi Centre for Architecture & City Making. | 34m 56s | ||||||
| 4/4/24 | ![]() Reporter Reads: A Unique Window into St Faith’s | Join Kaitohutohu Whanake Niki Partsch as she reads her story examining conservation work undertaken at St Faith's Anglican Church. St Faith’s is built on land gifted by Ngāti Whakaue at Ōhinemutu on the shore of Lake Rotorua. Its rich Māori interior style is attributed to Frederick Augustus Bennett, the first Māori Bishop of Aotearoa New Zealand. Reporter Reads Reporter Reads feature in Heritage This Month, our regular digital newsletter with the latest heritage news, events, photo essays and more from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Sign up here. | 5m 17s | ||||||
| 2/1/24 | ![]() Reporter Reads: The Experimental World of Electricity in 1930s Kerikeri | Join Senior Communications Advisor John O’Hare as he reads his recent article on the wild world of do-it-yourself electricity in 1930s Kerikeri. | 8m 26s | ||||||
| 11/1/23 | ![]() Reporter Reads: Through the Tunnel on a Jigger | Join Outreach Advisor Dr Rosemary Baird as she reads her article on the experience of collecting oral history memories at the Ōtira Tunnel centenary celebrations. | 3m 47s | ||||||
| 10/3/23 | ![]() Reporter Reads: Tung Nut Scheme Not Quite the Good Oil | Join Senior Communications Advisor John O'Hare as he reads his recent article on the boom-and-bust world of tung nut oil in 1930s Northland. Tung Nuts in Aotearoa New Zealand The economic potential of the tung tree, whose seeds produce an oil that has been used by the Chinese as a natural varnish for 2,500 years, was identified and promoted in parts of the North Island in the 1930s as a sure-fire investment. Its future, however, appears to have been cut short by climate, mismanagement, and the dire impacts of the Great Depression. For Kerikeri resident, Jack Kemp, the tung nut collapse in the 1930s is personal. One of his great aunts – Daisy Herd – invested in the fledgling tung oil industry and felt firsthand the ‘tung lashing’ that happened when the whole scheme collapsed. Reporter Reads Reporter Reads feature in Heritage This Month, our regular digital newsletter with the latest heritage news, events, photo essays and more from throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. Find out more here. | 8m 34s | ||||||
| 6/30/23 | ![]() Matariki 2023 | For our 2023 Matariki podcast join Kaitohutohu Whanake Niki Partsch, as she interviews two of our Māori Heritage Team staff. Dean Whiting and Nitika Erueti-Satish reflect on past Matariki celebrations, and share mātauranga, waiata, and their plans for Matariki this year. | 21m 30s | ||||||
| 6/20/22 | ![]() Matariki 2022 | Our first HNZPT Matariki podcast episode features interviews with five Māori Heritage New Zealand staff who share their wide-ranging thoughts and experiences about Matariki. Kaitohutohu Whanake Niki Partsch interviews: Tharron Bloomfield - growing, harvesting and eating taputini; a variety of kumara that were originally cultivated by Māori. Millie Harris - Matariki representing a way of life that she grew up with. Kellee-Rei Harris - Matariki as way to reconnect with her culture and her whakapapa roots in Te Tai Tokerau after an urban upbringing. Nigel Harris – kai gathering and cooking preparations for a magnificent Matariki feast at Te Whare Waiututu Kate Sheppard House. Matene Simon - the revival of the ancient Matariki ceremony, Te Hautapu Umukohukohu Whetū, at Taurua Marae Rotoiti in 2021. | 44m 01s | ||||||
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| 9/23/20 | ![]() Saving the Town | Dr Glen Hazelton, Director Organisational Development talks to us about Saving the Town, a toolkit that highlights successful experiences and case studies from around Aotearoa, New Zealand that illustrate proactive, contemporary approaches to heritage. | 46m 20s | ||||||
| 4/27/20 | ![]() What does heritage mean to you? - Part One | While in lockdown we have recorded our first episode of the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Podcast to take you behind the scenes of the heritage we care for throughout Aotearoa, New Zealand. In our first episode we ask some of our staff members from different backgrounds the question, ‘What does heritage mean to you?’ Their answers to this question shows the breadth of what we do as an organisation and the role that each New Zealander plays in our shared and individual heritage. This episode features Caroline Toplis, Program Manager of Tohu Whenua, bringing together significant heritage places across the country; Dean Whiting, Director Kaiwhakahaere Tautiaki Taonga and Kaupapa Maori in the Maori Heritage Team, supporting kaitiaki across the country to benefit their communities and taonga, and Michelle Horwood Manager Heritage Listing, working with two programs our New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero and National Historic Landmarks, highlighting Aotearoa, New Zealand’s most significant cultural heritage that have shaped us as New Zealanders. Take a listen to hear from our staff members during lockdown. | 42m 18s | ||||||
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