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Descent from Disaster

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Descent from Disaster
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NZ On Screen
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NZ On Screen
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Using interviews, reenactments and archive images, each episode of Screentime series Descent from Disaster examines a major New Zealand disaster — what happened, and what was learnt. Presenters were chosen for their connection to each topic. Sailor Andrew Fagan outlines the 1894 wreck of the SS Wairarapa off Great Barrier Island; weatherman and pilot Jim Hickey looks at a 1948 Ruapehu plane crash; Leigh Hart asks his miner father about the 1967 explosion at the Strongman mine. The first seaso...

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Video
Date created
2013 - 2015
URL
http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/descent-from-disaster-2013
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disaster / history / weather / nz on air / new zealand on air

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