We take a look at the 1950s, where New Zealand's population increased drastically, through immigration and the 'baby boom'.

This episode brings alive the 1960s, looking at things from the school dental nurse to when the Beatles visited New Zealand.

This episode looks at New Zealand in the 1970s, where music festivals, political protests and wild fashion were abundant.

Home movies bring to light the significance that the idea of home holds for New Zealanders. In a country where the people are known for their love of freedom and space, finding one's place is of high importance.

New Zealanders, known for their ingenuity and strong work ethic, are good at making ends meet. Memories and home movies of everyday New Zealanders tell the story of the country's diverse history of work.

The Kiwi summer still reigns supreme despite big changes in lifestyles and working hours. Home movies detail the ways New Zealanders choose to relax, and reveal the importance of space and freedom.