Award-winning, international filmmaker NHNZ has enthralled millions of viewers for more than three decades with their documentaries.

In collaboration with TVNZ, NHNZ now makes their highly acclaimed Wild South programmes available on DVD for the very first time.

ISLAND OF STRANGE NOISES (1980)
The sheer volcanic cliffs and wind-swept tussocks of Antipodes Island form a breeding ground for many strange species that emit a weird cacophony of even stranger noises. 1980 New York Film & Television Award winner

LIVING TOGETHER (1980)
The people of Dunedin live alongside a wild set of neighbours, including fur seals, albatross and yellow-eyed penguins. Co-existence around the city's harbour creates problems, but communication between the species is improving.

AS IT WASN'T IN THE BEGINNING (1982)
The ecological balance on Enderby Island in the sub-Antarctic was completely overturned when cattle and rabbits were marooned to provide food for shipwrecked sailors. The delicate nature of any ecosystem is shown by this island's dramatic story.

SAME TIME SAME PLACE (1982)
One animal, the charming Adelie penguin, is drawn to the same tiny patch of Antarctica at the same time every year to follow a strict timetable of mating and raising its young.

SEALION SUMMER (1982)
Every summer the tiny sub-Antarctic Enderby Island becomes the breeding ground for the rare Hooker's sea lion. Drama and tragedy unfold during the short season in a hostile world.