The Goodnight Kiwi

Back in the day, when there was no such thing as 24 hour TV, there was the Goodnight Kiwi. Each night after the day’s broadcast had ended, a short animation of a kiwi shutting the TV station and going to sleep in a satellite dish with The Cat, letting viewers know that broadcast had finished for the night. The tune is of a Maori lullaby, ‘Hine e Hine’.


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Discover Abel Tasman With National Geographic’s Erika Larsen

Discover Abel Tasman With National Geographic’s Erika Larsen

Watch the third installment in the National Geographic/Tourism NZ series and follow National Geographic  photographer Erika Larsen as she explores the South Island’s Abel Tasman National…