In this programme Gregor Campbell tells us about a food riot in Dunedin during the Great Depression, Bill Southworth reports on two immigrant ships that presented problems for the new colony and we recall a remarkable achievement of a Professor Erik Olssen.

In This week's programme Gregor Campbell has a scoop on the story behind a plane crash, Bill Southworth has been looking at Dunedin's first mental hospitals, Gregor explores a famous early shopping arcade and Alison Breese tells us a bit of history about Heritage NZ listing of the Security Building in Lower Stuart Street.

This week Bill Southworth brings us an unusual ANZAC story about the loss of Crete and the role in it of a Southland man, then Gregor Campbell takes us into the demi-monde of the 19th Century Dunedin underclass.

In this Programme Bill Southworth profiles Sir Truby King, the founder of Plunket, Gregor Campbell looks at the career of a prolific stone carver Louis Godfrey and we finish with a 19th Century report on Dunedin Slums

In this programme Bill Southworth looks at a new book about theologian Sir Lloyd Geering and the real story behind his heresy trial, we look at two famous plastic sugeons from Dunedin and Alison Breese tells us about a new innovation to get children interested in heritage buildings.

Keith Murdoch, Colin Boswell, Willowbank and Arthur Steers.

Captured by Pirates, Arawata Bill, Joe the Oyster Shucker and Fatal contact for Early Maori.

Kaitangata Mine Disaster, Misers Demise, Dunedin Post Offices and Bishops Finances

In this programme, Gregor Campbell discovers Dunedin was once a city of heroes, a Venerable Literary and Arts Magazine celebrates it's 250th edition and Bill Southworth delves into the history of Sir Julius Vogel.