In a massive storm in Wellington Harbour on 10 April 1968, the Lyttelton–Wellington ferry Wahine sank. We meet someone whose story of rescuing dozens of victims is almost unknown.
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ANZAC DAY
We went to meet two men to give us an insight into the lives of air crew during the first and second world ward.
Unsung Hero of World War Two
When a commemorative tree was planted at Auckland’s War Memorial Museum in honour of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, Anne Anderson took the opportunity to find […]
Joy Cowley interview
New Zealand’s iconic children’s author Joy Cowley is at the top of the country’s New Year Honours list this year. She has been awarded the […]
Filming A Festival – On A Budget
Another challenge for the StormyDog/Noggin team – how to cover a Triathlon festival on a tiny budget with of crew of just four people. When […]
Christmas Box of Delights
Papua New Guinea is not your average tourist destination. Westerners who come here usually come to work – more often than not in the natural […]
Our Quest for World Domination
Just for fun we thought it would be interesting to see how many parts of the world our documentary Going Long Going Hard has been shown in. […]
Back in the Quake Zone
This post was originally published in March, 2011 In September, I was in Christchurch covering the earthquake that struck near Darfield in the middle of […]
A Kiwi Christmas
The Christmas story in a unique Kiwi setting, as retold by the acclaimed New Zealand author Joy Cowley, with illustrations by Bruce Potter, and read […]
“Going Long” showing in the UK
Going Long, Going Hard, Stormydog’s documentary about Ironman athletes trying to swim, bike and run from one end of New Zealand, to the other is […]