APPENDIX 9 Our Stories - videos, podcasts

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1 APPENDIX 9 Our Stories - videos, podcasts

2 Get Local : Videos and Podcasts Videos (7) NB NZTRI have delivered to AELB a CDROM and Data stick with all podcasts and videos. Details of where these will be stored online will be discussed at the presentation meeting on 14 February Name of the Video Description Contacts GWC shopping A walk with Helen Wenley around GWC and Cornwall Park Butcher A group of GWC shop owners explaining how the shopping experience can be customized for each person as well as the role that the community plays in the area to support a friendly global atmosphere. A tour of GWC iconic buildings and key characteristics of the place. Helen Wenley is also suggesting routes and stopping points in Cornwall park and how to get the most of GWC variety of restaurants and shops. Showcasing why GWC is a little village with all the different sorts of shops and types of customers as well as the great sense of community in the area. Different GWC shop owners Helen Wenley, walks in Auckland website GWC Butcher owner Robert Beattie Greenwoods kitchen Sitting with Greenwoods Kitchen owner Portraying the wide variety of people coming to the area and how long-time residents and the community are supportive of the local shops. Greenwoods kitchen owner Ken Liev Mountain Biking around GWC and Cornwall Park uniqueness heritage Showing that is a launching point for a great mountain bike ride round One Tree Hill. Get the most of Cornwall Park with your family and a picnic basket from GWC! Trevor is mentioning GWC shopping Center uniqueness, how retail shops have changed over the years, café culture and discovering nice little shops around the area as well as connecting GWC with Cornwall park 'as part of their backyard'. According to Trevor, GWC is very accessible and unique on that sense. A detailed explanation of the meaning of name, heritage walks around the area, the uniqueness of the area in terms of Nick Towner Trevor Anderson, GWC long-time resident 1

3 Name of the Video Description Contacts old buildings and the proximity of Cornwall park. history A history of GWC and different types of shops that changed over the years. Jack Baker what used to be life in GWC from the middle of the 20 th century now to explain that GWC is the most fascinating area in Auckland. Jack Baker, GWC long-time resident Podcasts (10) Name of the Podcast Description Contacts GWC atmosphere Butcher 1 Butcher 2 Sitting with Greenwoods Kitchen owner A long-time resident of GWC explaining how the shopping experience and the level of service and the longevity of some shop owners is important in the area. A highlight on the proximity of Cornwall park and the possible walks from the park to the area is also mentioned. Showing the great sense of community in the area. Explaining why GWC is a little village with all the different sorts of shops and types of customers. Portraying the wide variety of people coming to the area and how long-time residents and the community is supportive of the local shops. Bjorg Andersen, GWC longtime resident GWC Butcher owner Robert Beattie Greenwoods kitchen GWC Butcher owner Robert Beattie Greenwoods kitchen Greenwoods kitchen owner Ken Liev Memories of GWC uniqueness heritage 1 Nick's memories of GWC and Cornwall Park when he was a child, the diversity of flowers and the different nice moments in the playgrounds and around One Tree Hill. Trevor is mentioning GWC shopping center uniqueness, how retail shops have changed over the years, café culture and discovering nice little shops around the area as well as connecting GWC with Cornwall park 'as part of their backyard'. GWC is very accessible and unique on that sense. A portrayal of villas and flora in the 20 th century. Nick Towner Trevor Anderson, GWC long-time resident 2

4 Name of the Podcast Description Contacts heritage 2 heritage 3 history An explanation of how visitors go to One Tree Hill, what they can encounter there and which walking trails they might be using from GWC to the shopping area. A detailed explanation of the meaning of name, heritage walks around the area, the uniqueness of the area in terms of old buildings and the proximity of Cornwall park. A history of GWC and different types of shops that changed over the years. Jack Baker what used to be life in GWC from the middle of the 20 th century now to explain that GWC is the most fascinating area in Auckland. Jack Baker, GWC long-time resident 3

5 Get Local Kingsland: Videos and Podcasts Videos (5) Name of the Video Description Contacts Locals love kingsland Digital Kingsland Kingsland According to Christine Kingsland is unique Heritage Kingsland A group of Kingsland business owners explain what an awesome place Kingsland is and a great range of shops, restaurants and cafes are around. We are shown how Kingsland iconic heritage buildings are brought to life through technology. A clear demonstration is given on how to access the information through QR codes on smart phones. Christine takes us on a tour of kingsland through a map in her office. Indicating the great transport linkages and its close proximity to a number of other attractions. Portraying the wide variety of people coming to the area and diverse and colourful the community is. A tour of Kingslands main road with Roger James a long time business owner. He tells about the iconic heritage buildings and key characteristics of the place. He then takes us into the Fridge Café and shows images of how Kingsland used to look in the early 1900 s to give perspective. Different Kingsland business owners Kingsland Heritage Trail It developer Different Kingsland business owners and locals Roger James, Kingsland Lodge and Fridge Cafe Podcasts (7) Name of the Podcast Description Contacts Christine 1 Christine 2 Christine s perception of Kingsland: She tells about how it still so special, funky and relaxed, being an awesome mix of the old and the new. Christine explains that although Eden Park is the main attraction for visitors to Kingsland there are also a number of other amazing attractions. The Café scene is unreal with everything from French to Japanese. 4

6 Name of the Podcast Description Contacts PO Light Show Taiko World Cup World Cup / Street Party Student Life Christine recalls the fantastic building projection lightshows through out the Rugby World Cup. The show highlighted Kingslands colourful community, heritage and background as well as some dazzling light effects. Ian from Taiko recalls how red hot Kingsland was during the Rugby World Cup. He tells of how he broke the world record for selling Asahi beer by the can and how customers were told what to eat and didn t order themselves. Ian's memories of Kingland during the Rugby World Cup. He recalls the amazing colour of the international fans especially the French supporters and also comments on the diversity of the crowded streets along Kingsland. Nick tells how Kingsland was a vibrant student hangout being close to town and having a variety of great inexpensive restaurants and bars. Ian Lines, Taiko Japanese restaurant Ian Lines, Taiko Japanese restaurant Nick Towner, Former student Hannah Hannah explains that although Kingsland is an inner city suburb it is still relatively quite, has a nice village feel to it and has some fantastic boutique stores. Hannah Wilson, Shopper For further information about the podcasts and videos, please contact Research Project Manager, Carolyn Deuchar carolyn.deuchar@aut.ac.nz 5