Social Sciences DVDs

This is the story of NZ and its people throughout the 20th century. Major events and dramas of the century are told through the lives and experiences of families who have struggled, prospered and survived through decades of momentous change: Maori, Pakeha and new immigrants; rich, poor and in-between. A rich mix of interviews, archive film, home movies, letters and diaries, an entire century - and its people comes to life!

NZTV AWARD WINNER: Best Factual Series

In just a century, plastics have penetrated every part of our existence. Now they are pushing back the boundaries to reveal amazing possibilities few could have imagined. From aviation to military warfare and medicine to space exploration, these extraordinary synthetic materials are playing an ever-increasing role in shaping our future. Click through for more detail.

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The Fantastic Plastic series investigates the remarkable world of plastics and takes an in-depth look at how these materials are created, and what makes them so unique. Using these magic molecules we can smash sporting records, explore even the deadliest environments and perform medical miracles.

Weatherman Jim Hickey travels the length and breadth of the country to explain why the weather is the way it is in our country. Visit weather stations at sea, in the air and on the ground and find out how weather is forecasted. Jim also looks at the issue of climate change.

This video is relevant for use by teachers of science and social studies, from age 8 years to final year high school students.

Comprised of five parts: - Animal pests in New Zealand - Science in action - Saving endangered animals - People in the landscape - Outdoors fun