Long Journey for Sevenpence

Assisted Immigration to New Zealand from the United Kingdom 1947–1975

Film and Sound Files

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Film

Watch extracts from Journey for Three, a film made by the New Zealand government to promote British immigration to New Zealand.

Film icon First Glimpse of NZ (213k); better quality version (2.6mb); wmv version (3.7mb)

Film icon The Great Outdoors (356k); better quality version (2.7mb); wmv version (4mb)

Film icon Saturday Night at the Milkbar (144k); better quality version (1.1mb); wmv version (1.6mb)

Journey for Three, NZ National Film Unit Laboratories,1950.
Director: Michael Forlong
Producer: Stanhope Andrews 
Supervision: Cyril Morton, Geoffrey Scott, Robert Shennan
Camera: Randal Beattie.
Camera Assistant: Brian Brake
Music: Douglas Lilburn

This is a New Zealand National Film Unit Film preserved and made available by Archives New Zealand /Te Whare Tohu Tuhituhinga O Aotearoa. This material is not to be re-used or published without the prior permission of the Chief Archivist.

Sound files (mp3s)

Listen to three assisted migrants talk about their arrival and their life in New Zealand:

Ken Swann (230k)

Interviewed by Megan Hutching
5 Aug 1993, side 3
Oral History Centre, ATL

Dennis Gee (350k)

Interviewed by Megan Hutching
17 Aug 1993, side 4
Oral History Centre, ATL  

Vera Donoghue (240k)

Interviewed by Megan Hutching
5 Apr 1996, side 3
Oral History Centre, ATL

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