Відео

Go bye 2009 and hello 2024

Boring

Who’s here in 2024

The Arahanga and Aratika were always my favourites, with their beautiful proportions and sweeping shearlines. The Aranui was a cutie. The Arahura was a great ship from a different (modern) era. The Aratere whuost being souless and ugly, is at least an Interislander. The later used imports are awful and have no place here.

Galing

Ah the numerous trips made when you would hear the propellers come out of the water

Why is there no mention of The Wahine

Mk 2's outside almost every pub.

beautiful

Sailed on the first two

Great memories of them all awesomeness

What happens if you cross a North island Ferry with a South island Ferry. You will get a Interisland Ferry.

Stop dictator Adern!

The good old days before Ardern

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

Totally looks amazing now 2021 6:00am walks around the loop some times saying good morning to other people walking the loop twice love whangarei Tyvm for sharing.

I left NZ over a decade ago and half my life was in Whangarei. I miss it and so many memories looking at these photos

Most of it doesn't even look like this anymore. It's gone downhill.

I'd love to visit NZ and see what's it all about. Looks like Hawaii but better?

Ok

Did I see a video store?

I remember always catching the 530pm from Wellington to picton ferry arahura during the school holidays then picton to Wellington 1030am was always on the aratika my uncle was the boatswain on the arahanga Bruce Sunderland and now his son my cousin is the 1st officer of the kairahi is it Kelly Sunderland best fish in chips I ever ate. Good memories

Nice video im a eightys kid me and my parents used to travel up to auckland back and forth from invercargill in the late 80s early 90s i was the little kid in the back seat of my father Chrysler valiant watching this video brought back alot of memories thankyou for this video Glen......

This amazing i love whangarei it's been changed it is so beautiful when the sunset

so miss my home town

0:45 Song says ‘There’s a fire that’s been burning’ while showing a picture of the building that burnt down... This video predicted that the municipal building was gonna burn down😳

Looks so different now. I used to live on Commins Rd where the library & plunket was

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This video needs a 2020 update

Wow brings back alot of memories thanks for sharing

Yup! :-D

So many memories growing up here!!!!!

Well Done I really enjoyed the Presentation and Style.

Regarding the photo at 2:49 . Many years I went to an informal meeting of railway enthusiasts where John Le Cren was the guest speaker. He was a staff photographer for NZR. He specifically mentioned that photo with Aramoana’s propellers out of the water. You can imagine the stress the propellers went through, rising out of the water then crashing back in again. Sometime later, engineers found a crack in one of her propeller shafts.. They tried to get it repaired under warranty but unfortunately the ships builders got a hold of the photo as well. Needless to say, they declined to repair the shaft under warranty and NZR footed the bill.

Seven years on and many of the same features but also some awesome added ones. I've never been robbed here in forty odd years. Sure we have crime but most places do. This is a nice city and exactly what YOU make of it.

I still remember when the Arahura started sailing.... She was called the "new ferry" we went to the sounds fours times a year, so those ships had a huge impression on me! The Arahura could cruise 2 knots faster than the others and if Wellington had a power outage, her deaisal/electric engines could power the important parts of the city.!!

Oh so lovely...cruisy, cruisy!

Thank you for putting my home town Picton on the map. Mervyn from Picton.

this shows nothing about whangarei

Thank you for putting my town on the map. Mervyn from Picton.

That's the only reason I'm watching this video

My boyfriend lives here

I live in whangarei

As kids we would board the early sail from Wellington spend the day in Picton and return on the afternoon sail.

Island of Dreams

The Marlborough Sounds Etched in my Heart for Eternity.

The Marlborough Sounds Etched in my Heart for Eternity.

memories of good friends good women good times thank u whangarei

grow a set

i walked the streets of whangarei many times never got robbed or beaten weakilin whiney baby