We've got comedy, we've got documentary and we've got a story with two vampires that's somewhere in-between.
10. Getting a good sound bite
What We Do In The Shadows vampires Vladislav and Viago get asked some pointed questions at a press conference in Wellington.
Shot and edited by Lena Hesselgrave.
Getting a good soundbite from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
9. Cycling at night
As part of a series about getting home at night, videographer Julain Vares tags along with T'Nealle Joie for her ride home.
Cycling at night from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
8. Cathedrals of Consumption
A report has found that Christchurch is undersupplied for shopping malls. Hamish Parkinson and Juian Vares ask what that could mean for the future of the city.
7. Tinder Time
One man's perspective on the ins-and-outs of being on Tinder in New Zealand.
Shot and edited by Alexander Robertson.
Tinder Time from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
6. Cook Islands Day
Cook Islands Day happens every year on the last weekend of September. Starting in 1985, it began in Cannons Creek, Porirua, as a way for the tiny Cook Island community in Wellington to celebrate their culture; through an integral part of their cultural tradition - dance.
Shot and edited by Aleyna Martinez.
5. Te Aotearoa Board of Immigration welcomes you to 2030 New Zealand
The year is 2030. Sixteen-time Billy T Award winner Guy Montgomery invites you to relocate to New Zealand, home of the world's best cricket team and the famous Sky Towers.
Written, shot and produced by Guy Montgomery, Chris Parker and Joseph Moore.
4. Choice Lolz: Hotbox
Choice Lolz: Hotbox from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
3. Signing on for the beat
As a kid, Luke Ronaki never imagined he'd join the police force. He grew up testing boundaries, getting into trouble with the law. But now, having recently graduated from police college, he’s on the beat in Pukekohe. And he’s armed with a valuable tool – sign language.
Shot and edited by Alexander Robertson.
Signing on for the beat from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
2. Wainuiomata: On the other side
For some outsiders, Wainuiomata has a reputation for dullness, crime and poverty. We find out what life is like for 20-somethings living there.
Shot and edited by Alexander Robertson. Produced by Jamie Tahana and Marcus Stickley.
1. The value of a city
Three years on from the Christchurch earthquakes, locals reflect on the destruction of the CBD and how it's changed what they value in a city.
Produced, shot and edited by Julian Vares and Lena Hesselgrave.
The value of a city from THE WIRELESS NZ on Vimeo.
