Revolution. Watch and listen
Once a Panther: Episode 1, Identity
Meet members of the PPP - Listen from 4:45m-8:09m
Panther members talk about living in Ponsonby - Listen from 10:20m-13:25m
Melani talks about the first ever meeting of the Panthers - Listen from 36m-37:30m
Community services - Listen from 41:47-42:17
Panther Melani Anae takes us through the first waves of Polynesian immigration to Aotearoa and their struggle to find an identity in Auckland’s Pacific Island in the city.
Melani Anae: We said we weren't going to take it anymore.
Listen from 13:30m-14:07m to hear Melani talks about her work at the T.A.B
Listen from 8:56m-9:56m to hear Panther members talk about the Legal Aid Booklet
“We brought racism to everyone’s attention” - Melani Anae
Once a Panther: Episode 2, Institution
Listen from 13:35m-14:35m and hear Will ‘Ilolahia talk about meeting a 14 yr old school boy in the cells.
Listen from 37:40m-41:25m to hear about what the Panthers thought about the election ads.
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Panther Alec Toleafoa reveals the brutal tactics used by a government intent on marginalising Polynesians with policies like the Dawn Raids.
Once a Panther: Fight Back
Listen from 5.04m-6:12m to understand how the Panthers designed a strategy for Fighting Back against the Taskforce Arrests
Panther Will 'Ilolahia and his ministers find creative ways to keep up the resistance while fighting alongside tangata whenua tests the relationship with their parents.
The Cities
A party political broadcast for the National Party 1975 General Election campaign
Story 2: Watch and listen
Gay Rights Activist
Listen to Ngahuia Te Awekotuku as she explains about establishing a Gay Rights Organisation on campus.
Thin edge of the wedge
Listen from 8m 28s summary of Homosexual Law Reform in Aotearoa New Zealand
Listen from 1:06:30 to the talkback: when will the bashings stop
Thin edge of the wedge
Listen from 1:06:30 to the talkback: when will the bashings stop
Attitude: Buckwheat & Don
Watch this clip of Buckwheat driving Don. You can skip forward to 2m.
HUG Launch
Start this clip at 29:41 to view the Launch of HUG (Heterosexuals Unafraid of Gays) in Auckland.
National Treasures
Start this clip at 23m to learn more about different publications and the role they play.
No such thing as a straight WORLD
Each year WORLD takes Pride in celebrating our LGBTQI+ Community, with collaborations, brands, products and initiatives. In 1998 this took the form of a float in the HERO parade.
Is this man a danger to society?
Listen at 10m 02 s to hear Pastor Richard Flinn and Peter Wall discuss “Is this man a danger to society?”
Top half, 11 April 1985, Television New Zealand, F57594
Hudson and Halls
Peter Hudson and David Halls were as famous for their on-screen spats as they were for their recipes. The couple ("Are we gay? Well, we're certainly merry") turned cooking into comedy
Hero Parade 1998
Marching girls and boys, Camp Mother and Camp Leader and synchronised lawnmowers dance down Auckland’s Ponsonby Road in a celebration of gay pride. See the Pacific Culture be represented also.