Monday, 3 October 2016

Moving Pictures

My choice of video from a week's work at Hawke's Bay Today ☺

Phil Brodie, wine judge, judging the new Provenance class - Judging for the Hawke's Bay A&P Bayleys Wine Awards started this week at EIT in Taradale. Now in their 16th year they are the oldest regional wine awards in New Zealand. photograph
Phil Brodie, wine judge, judging the new Provenance class
HB Wine Awards get underway
Judging for the Hawke's Bay A&P Bayleys Wine Awards started this week at EIT in Taradale. Now in their 16th year they are the oldest regional wine awards in New Zealand.

(Video autostarts after the break, may take a little time to load. There are also links to some of my other videos.)


Links to some of my other videos:

In wheelchair: Nathan McNabb, Napier, who has MND - Walk 2 D'feet MND - motor neurone disease fundraiser at Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park, Hastings. photograph
In the wheelchair is Nathan McNabb, Napier, who has MND
Hawke's Bay Magpies were amongst the hundreds of people walking 1km in the Walk 2 D'feet MND, a fundraiser for sufferers of motor neurone disease at the Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park in Hastings.

L-R: Gillian Wilton, Bruce Wilton, Sandy Anderson (their neighbour), pictured at the Wilton's home, 3 Breakwater Rd, Napier, with Napier Port in the backgroound. "Napier Port and its neighbours have negotiated a break-through in their long-running bid to address noise issues, agreeing on a fresh approach involving acoustic treatment for some homes." photograph
L-R: Gillian Wilton, Bruce Wilton, Sandy Anderson (their neighbour), pictured at the Wilton's home in Breakwater Rd, Napier, with Napier Port in the background.
Napier Port statement: "Napier Port and its neighbours have negotiated a break-through in their long-running bid to address noise issues, agreeing on a fresh approach involving acoustic treatment for some homes."

L-R: Joy Walker, senior animal attendant, SPCA; Liv Flynn; Pip Lamb, SPCA inspector - Staff from Napier and Districts SPCA and Liv Flynn from Hawke's Bay Bird and Wildlife Rescue caught swans and ducks which have gotten sick after eating too much bread, at Anderson Park, Napier. photograph
L-R: Joy Walker, senior animal attendant, SPCA; Liv Flynn; Pip Lamb, SPCA inspector
Kindness is killing our ducks (video)
Staff from Napier and Districts SPCA and Liv Flynn from Hawke's Bay Bird and Wildlife Rescue caught swans and ducks which have gotten sick after eating too much bread, at Anderson Park, Napier.

And for a special bonus this week, here's me making a cameo appearance in a video by my pommie mate Paul Taylor, investigating Wattie's claim of 14 metres of fun in a spaghetti can ☺

Hawke's Bay Today reporter Alice Lock puts the Wattie's claim of 14 metres of spaghetti in each can to the test. photograph
Pasta joke (video)
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Alice Lock puts the Wattie's claim of 14 metres of spaghetti in each can to the test. Video by Paul Taylor.
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